The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-15
THE DRAMA. :.
The Stage in Summer Time-How
Hot Weather Affects II.
DOMESTIC.

Enfuet'S new play. =
Il Is reported that theatre will be erected
s n season for the presentation IL irht and
alry pieces, suited to the locality and Che
Miss May Davenport, daughter of Tia late
q. 81, will next season be In the stock 81 the
Hoaton Museum.
BIZ Citv Derrick: IA supe In Chicago
theatre, the other evening, was overheard I'M.
ranging with bootblaek to shoot at him as
ha vent on the stage 70 remove the chairs.
iii Kate Claxtor's play of "a Double Mar
olt West says that the star will not have to
borrow one much longer.-IC Cincinnati En-
Qurer. s.,
past season has been one of rare prosperity
Manager Miles, OF Cincinnati, remarks !:
Let me open o legitimate theater ON one
Dart III d block, and some other man open A
variety show on another part Of The same
block, end the variety man will Kill me; Put
N d so y eeno Bah p between w. and Y viii
Ia New York the following theaters are
closed: Park, Booths, Olympic. Fifth Ave-
hue, Niblo's Garden, Cornique, Globe, St.
james, Opera House and Windsor.
Theater for five years, with the privilege IL I
Cen, and will open 1t early Id the coming
season Hart Jackson will be his business
manager. Haverly says he only wants two
more heaters 81 to ma make him happyone In
lleyes he shall succeed within year.
Twenty-hye hundred dollars d week III what
they ask II. j. Sargent for the London
Lyceum, where he proposes to bring out
Nine. Modleska this summer After her
ID make d tour to India and Australia. and
returning to the United States, To play from
Snn Francisco eastward, and then, taking d
farewell OF this country In New York or Bos-
tan, to return 70 Poland tor good II shall
Galllclan towns at reduced prices before re-
firing to the small estate which my husband
Intends buying in Poland next summer
Some strange vanity urges me to that eccen-
trio tour
I The New York Mirror gives these figures Cd
the profits OF stars and managers for fhe past
season: Modjeska, $20,0o0; John Mccullough,
$4,000; John 4. Raymond, $12, $50; Mary An
derson, $6b,G00; Dion Bouceault, $4,000: j.
a. Hayerly, $3.50, 900; Mckee Rankin, fame
BldwelI. $4,000; John Dun, $4,000; Sam Col
Vile, $4,000 Henry Abbey, 1000; w. j.
Florence, $4,000: Fl. j.. Sargent, $4,000; j.
X. Emmett, $2s, 900; Lester Wallack, I'M
known, gone West; Augustin DAILY, u, 26e 80
o ay ss bos M1ss ol 1Sr ps share Fanny my
Harrigan 4 Hart, $4,000; josh Hart, mot MT
computed; Barney Macauley, more than last
5year: Stanley McKenna, all that he has made
rom "Whims;" Col, Mapleson, $4,000; Jim
UT 70 hear from; Harry Miner, plenty; Clara
Morris, cash and y donkey; Ada CavendIsh,
nothing; George Knight end John Rickaby,
enough to quarrel over; Edgar and Fulton,
prospects OF more; William Henderson, some
Doud Byron, $4,000 OF $4,000; Maurice
Strakosch, $25, 900; r. W.. Hofele, more than
my one has yet made al the Bowery; Aaron
Appleton, q good deal OF the $4,000 that Patlld-
lng lost; Allen, Of Louisville, nothing; Leon
Dan Harkins and Steele Mackaye, the portion
Of artists; the dramatic profession, an early
summer.
FOREIGN.
Her London physicians told Miss Nelson
she must choose between leaving the stage
and death.
winter d new work by GounOd, under the title
We Tribut de Zamora." NJ. Vaucorbeil, the
new manager, lis In London for the purpose Of
discovering suitable diva for the part OF
Xamora q Spanish girl under the Moorish
rule.
And now IL is said the yokes Family have
postponed their departure from England
until 1881, when they will begin tour around
the world,
4 It Ii proposed to build, at q cost Of 1000, 900
francs, ID the center OF Parts, on ground be-
commodating 1000 persons, and reviving the
Theaters italian and Lyrique under one roof.
The following Paris theaters closed at the
END OF May: Theater FTancais, Opera Com
llque, Varieties. BoufTes Parislens, Folles
Dramatiques, Analogue, Athenee and Theater
des Arts. The Odeon, Vaudeville and Renais-
sance will close this month, The Opera, Cha
stelet, Port st. Martin, Gymnase and palais
Royal will remain open during the season.
La Petite Mademoiselle' 10 the name Of q
e1YsoY sYf iY,tr IN ffyAnr
Lecoq, which has lately appeared on the
boards Of the "reminiscences; II is drawing
iull houses, and ID destined, we think, to be-
come very popular. The arias and choruses
Ee nsmfu 2, Z snd ~ yh mn Rs
naissance, although the orchestration is not
as perfect as 1t should be.
The English make great ado about the
blood hirstiness OF Americans. Here Is an
Item from the London Figaro that shows q
country: ut seems extraordinary that such
. thing should occur III England as that which
happened last evening at an East End thea
ter. BY the evidence 1t seems that man, O.
ING annexed by the tact that aan
him In the Log with a clasp-knife. The victim
has since died, and the assailant will, o.
course, have to stand his trial for willful muir
Ger. Any comment On the case would, there
Nihilism does not interfere with music In
Russia. Seven new operas by Russian COM -
pOsers have been produced at ut. petersburg
since January. aYaras Boulpa, is Ihe Title
given to two pieces by sokolsky ana konn 3e
opera; MARY Tudor BY Vlaramberg, IS
founded on English history; and the remain
Ing three are marion dc Lorme, by Make
rolf; "A May Night" by Rimski k2rsakoif;
nDawn," by Nine. Adaeysky, and all 10 the
fTha artists ~ tha Comedie Franchise ar