, 1879-07-13

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its plot" ;.
"Whcn will it be producel7"
"The Union Square Theatre will not open in
| New York until the 18th Of October. and il Mr..
Palmer continues in his good opinion OF this
play It Will probably be then presented"
playsE'
s'Not one."
"Do you know what new plars Mr. Wallack
''He is promised one by Boucicault, and has
purchased the right to Byrons Our Girls !"
And what play has Bouclcault for bis own
-, An Irish drama, it is said, in which ne will
ply Ewsst s Aess:'' ss: B,na,nn brought over with
him,-do you knowa"
Ihe runor is that he will commence with 4
new play By Charles Reade."
THE SQUARE COMPANY.
."Will there be many changes in the company
OF the Union Square Theatre next seasouf'
sit will be precisely the SANE IS that we
| bring to Haverly's Theatre in couple OF
| weeks, With the exception Of Mr.. Polk, whose
the California Theatre. Miss Sara Jcwets Will,
| OF course, remain q member Of the company for
| tho next four years, for which term she has
been engaged, and Miss Ella Wilton takes the
| place Of Miss Detz- You know Mr. Falmer's
! policy is to keep the same people in his theatre
| Is long as lie can, it being bis opinion that the
longer the, act together the better they act, aud
| he is proud OF instanctng Miss Muud Harrison,
| who never played under another management,
| as a specimen Of what continuous practice IN
| the same school will do in developing talent.
"Ol cOursc,' said MIR. Cazauran, wnru tile
| writer was leaving him. sin answering. your
| questions | do not pretend to speak from aught
| but the general rumor that tites around tile
| cacs OF Dei1nonico, the Brunswick, etc. Such
| rumors, however, are pretty nearly always con-
fr1ned, as they spr.ug from men who have direct
or indirect connection with the theatres Of New
York"
he ISN'T MANAGER
| Tn the Editor aU The Tribune
CHICAGO, Juf 12.-ln tho dramatic column
of the Itcr-Ocean Of this mornlllg there appeurs
! a statement thut - Mr. Cazaurau, manager Of
| the Uulun Square Theatre, is III Chicago" etc.
| Mr. Cazau:an is simply an elnploye OF the nan-
| he, and never would bc manager OF an1-
| thing or anybody If Ae could help
/ it, having tried for many years
| to properly manage cTen SO small thing rs
himself, aud having utterly tailed. MIR. Cazau-
rau came here because Mr.. Hayeriy wanted INN
here, nnd MIR. Palmer {who Is manager Of thu
Union Square Theasre) seut him here. Again,
| in another item Of the same issue Of the same
Daughter,'' ~ has been repeatedly seen in Chicago
under the title Of "Liliau." This, too, is an
error. 1.-THE Bankers Daughter " is q new
play based on Lillian" 1t contains three acts
| not IN " "Llllan. auefent IRON Anl!an III
ths ntter halVes o. Us sssono ano entm ac.s.
tels ol1erent stoly MIN Loeant qineaeu; 1e
1hoi4i, alia leta'ns 10 u ug ot.E!na' nhii..
uucnaneeu only lne eonleuy elcnen1- Vut.se
me of statins tne ars1 u 1uese eontl tlau.eIons
39r my sakT, anu ule secUno lor uls' u n1aoaset
aasesiJ' 'ess respectfully etc',
a. II. CAzAo1AS'
AND STILL ANOTHER.
10 the Editor Of Tie Tribune.
CHICAGO, July Ill see bY this mornings
issue of your frcefor-aIl, go-as-you-ple.se paper
| that "Piaygocrn las found either partisan iu
| bis attack on Gilbert or satirizer. W. c. DIS
article proves his Claim that lie "atn't much Of
| writer" so wen tnaI US purpose IS aouolIu!'
NOW, nav nSalu ~ .. 81, aa.;e's,eaaa
ns it. Deserves. Some thought the writer was a
| crushed dramatist arguing that no mau could
bewail The blirhIiug originality OF J. Engaged u
| unless be had iu his pocket the rejected manu-
script OF an o!d-time ive-act melodrama:
| Others expressed the opinion that 'Eng;lged" "
mouu heS t1 ~ Tnose os as dSnostos o eav;n@ @
.at - a. a,iS s+,,1 tr,+ness ,u, ia corrad
a. s.l. ~. :Jrocd oo.ina i, an emot;onei drama
@ amy : rara -1a;ad &c ~ oftnrn;an. ~ !. En,
<esr,a !, All va ~ ~. on,n;on ,l,t 1h@ Inn
Of the play needs no defense against the single
handed assault OF "Paygosr," as it is its own
best defense, and believe That, should "PlaT-
f$t,,tw1 ham