The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18
THE STAGE.
News and Gossip Of the Dramatic
World.
The Movements and Doings Of Actors and
Dramatists.
DOMESTIC.

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A colored ballet will be the Kiralfy's coming
novelty.
Iosenh Jefferson ID engaging a coropanv ~
his own for next season.
/ n HayerIv has engaged Alt the r,rincinaI
menbers Of the Abbott Hess troupe. except-
mo Miss Abbott and the Seguins. to run a
s IN seaaon If .pinafore .
Nj II suggested that no one has vet bro
dneed Chinese Pinafore. an Indian Pinafore.
pInaYore performed wholly Nv nersnna over
seventy or d Pinafore Of School teachers. ~
csrnenters, Of milliners or of Journalists.
The grand feature of a benefit at a Phila-
deinhia variety theatre one night lat week
ras to be q prize contest in Strengthening
aheen, Fight ewes and five butchers were in
attendance Oh the stage; but the police III
terfered.
Emma hDpoIt VIII give me summer season
70 study Ia preparation lor producing several
new Toles anotheT season. II 1s SAID that
so II M I'M, rrn. y ~ IL H. Work
obe-tniIn Ene plolI So, " Tue mess company.
fatner etIl1, riessoure oaInoIc prlest.
Y s. Kolnk ~ aans " the set1se' sryins TAIL
10y Tb nof sn;rn Of Tho ymes aava that Miss
Fanny Davenport has accepted an engage
m men ,. r9F ,in a,t Inc merry
Del,s VIII rug ABOUT oepteInper next.
MarK 1ray, VIC aIteaInpIed 20 shooI EdW1n
BOOM, was aff r, Id court az Gnilcago on
Iuesuay, anu ~ reply 70 ene question, are
I
nueo eone guess an sunly al alIlus-
Jug pnass ol ens cass ~ tne MANIAC snagnah
NV VsI W Setsas IT, ian.el =. 1T syov
n s Nem tuih M.1cu1y says ~ ~ sulpIls-
g ' nar rahhd " c,,a nof MIS- olno i
xeIs ever IoDDea, o. run EYER, % ups Wnile
\ aIlvine ouI, or haa Iallroad circus adveftis-
s srs; and yet their stupid contemporaries be-
le Te'1 tney were botn actresses.
~, n9 all aa,huha Iisetols III uiIects ~ the
neW loTk Acauemy OF MUSIC fesulted III tne
vi Au9 usI Dslilon.. ~ COSY sls,llo 70 conoucI
MS,zf5, HaKing Ioss Ior tne year q $3.50.
.ae a is1la LOT oals a aoea 70 S' pp
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FOREIGN.
Herr Victor Nessler. an Alsatian composer,
has produced with success at Leipsic an ope-
n on the "Pied Piner of Hamelin a legend
forminp the subject IF one of Mn. Rrowninu,s
I short poems.
pale. worn. pray-baired woman. In a
white mob-cap and white cashmere shawl
! thus Is the Jenny Lind Of these days de-
/ scribed
/ The ROYAL Theatre. in London. famous for
ib oddly-named pieces. ID now playing the
new comedy of "1'he Cr,,tch and footbnek !"
which ID preceded by ,aMad as d March
Hare and followed BY "The Zoo"
Edmund About. in the London Atbenmum.
calls aThe Agsom moir'' foul trash. and adds
that by the side Of all Emile Yoia's novels
those Of Paul de Kock entitle the latter to a
monument 800 feet hfph. Nevertheless.
Charles Reade is hard az york on an Ennlish
version. which will be nrodmced on Jnne B at
the London Princess' Theatre and Charles
fletcher has been cabed for to take the lead
mgmn.
Saysthe London Eygaro: "A certain drama
las made great success In Copenhagen.
Ine piece represents ia the most eatirical
manner party Of fnanciers who have plans
q railway from st. Paul's TO the moon.
Ihs work has been bought by Mr.. Wallack,
y A good deal OF interest 10 being manifested
threading Shakespeare plays in Portuguese.
King Dom Luis published 4 translation Of
Hamlet about q year ago. and another
Ranslation has just been published BY the
m.l known poet Senior Bulhas Patio. The
Merchant OF Venice is being translated
ooth BY PATIO and Dom Luis 1, and Julius
pssar by Senor Lamarao.
An actresses club has been lately opened in
farls, meetings taking place three times a
month, and dinner once a month at A r.. n.
nile. Clery, OF the Vaudeville is president
va Nine. Mathilde, of the PaIais ROYAL vice
president Gentlemen not to be admitted To
lae cub at any time, or under any pretext.
i, =. = Petlte Mademoiseile, a new comic opera
Lecoeq, aDretto by Mellhac and Halevy,
~ ~ produced at the Palace Renaissance on
nv tt9pufteenth me scene IS laid there dur
t Nh We civil war Or the FrOnde In the seven
i1s a cen century, ana Is a parody on the history
!Duke q Orleans, who espoused Tie cause u g, of
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