The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-11
THE DRAMA.
- GOING ON IN MUSIC AND
saE DRAMA HERE AND
ABROAD.


Domestic.
Anderson has resolved 20 coniae her
E1gedy. n. !. J., ,.atad bas aao cor mn
tsck h IA wifb ths Mastodon MinstreIs. 10
~ II se sar free use Of printers ink.
N. manager Of every, New York theatre,
y 4tt ssf I'm The Reformation of Juvenile De
gocs ssSta 4 sum OF $500 for license to carry
N Easness.
M. Iatest victim OF the Brooklyn Theatre
Iae9 'Dnecem Der 6, 1876, was young lady Of
N y ysssty who died last week from consump-
Uniting from cold caught while es-
49, rom the theatre.
49, June Saengerfest at Cincinnati pro-
II b be O brilliant affair, and It's success
Id q duly chronicled, q festival editor hav-
MN I'M appointed BY the committee TO look
~ ia members OF the press who accept
a hi Invitations issued to them.
l raney cannot be dreadfully scarce out
1.sf when the business men OF Cincinnati
~ y IN 900, and propose to raise $4,000
- 10 defray the expenses OF meeting OF
XIX sig0 societies. 1t looks like abundance OF
@sIfd and great liberality.
4 - DI Murska gave a concert In aid OF
y azeoedin sufferers at Steinway Hall, New
M lat week. She was assisted by the
~ Ynrk PhiIharm Onfc Club and Messrs.
y iparnmertz. Weiner, Ferranti and Lieb-
IA The Interpretation OF an interesting
rnmme.
y, theodore Thomas will be the conduc-
the New York Philharmonic orchestra
s~asop. the arrangement being that he
silhaye five or six continuous day rehears
"a HIN IN previOus to each concert. julius
,issrten has been chosen president OF the
dty.
w.na0ers talk OF conference with the
fsisd1T companies to make arrangements
,sd,Ieed fares next season. There will be
tsr stock companies next year that COM
.tiDns will be the rule, and managers pro-
WI ID try making some arrangement with
ereat trunk lines by which they can
are some reduction.
= arsy. who shot at Booth In Chicago, gives
ridcsl opinions of actors to whoever will
~ He SAYS that Booth Is far from being
srstst, that Mccullough may become q
W traredian In time, that Davenport was
%Iy third-rate, that Bartlett ID tOlerable,
tbet Charles Barron Is better actor
neither.
fhe Count Johannes sued the Jersey City
Time journal, Of which u. X. Pangborn is
M. III damages, because 1t declared he
IA himself ridiculous In his theatrical per-
nanceB; and the jury on Thursday gave
verdict Of six cents and costs. This
niaeent sum the Count refused to take,
dna II entered into this case, not for
IA but for reputation. ! depart satisfied"
lNew York theatre advertised last week
Nls wise: Wanted Society young ladies';
s pretty and shapely, having the &C
plshment OF swimming expertly, to en-
MI aquarium tank with the crocodiles.
VI snakes, etc, In company with Prof.
=. the alligator man. Delicate pink rub
lights supplied; salary tempting. Adj
BY letter only, with inclosure Of full
~ photograph likeness"
Foreign.
announced that NJ. Gounod ID putting
hnishing touches to his new opera. lie
H de Zamore," and the score will be in
hnds OF the director Of the opera toward
dOee Of the present month.
h long-heralded FESTIVAL Gounod,"
ID was originally intended to be held in
hipp0dr0me, Paris, like the other festi-
Itn the winters list, finally took place In
6&lle teE Fetes, ut the TrOcaderO, recent
GU1n0d conducting the six numbers
bis works. which constituted the pro-
me, and receiving an almost continuous
y during the performance.
only novelty Of the week In Paris the
rs b the production at the Odeon Of LIE
HE de Kenilis, flve-act drama In verse,
AArles Lomow. The scens to laid Id the
d the first French Revolution, and
e show that love eaualfzes the higher
ser classes, by marrying girl Of no
nily 70 q young man without ariSto-
birth, who attains high naval posi-
n bis merit.
nerolls changes of bill were made at the
" theatres for Easter Monday. The
m gave the Lady OF Lyons, with Henry
q Claude Melnotte and Ellen Terry as
g; The Woman Of the People, by the
4llc. BeatriceS company, was given at
Empic, Miss Eliza Saville, d niece Of
faucit, appearing for the first time In
nas the heroine. The Strand reopened
gHenbach' q new comic opera Ut Madame
4, the Folly Theatre, under Nine. Selma
With the new comic opera The
9ons; heRoyalty, under Edgar Bruce,
NEW comedy BY George r. Sims, called
and TOothpick, and the Haymarket
Ne ea new hve-act comedy drama by w.
nea OF the extent and resources Of the |
yonservatoire may be obtained from the |
shg Item from Paris: 'The Conserve
baD0ut to be enlarged according to the |
proposed BY M. Charles GARNER, the
aeet Of the Opera. The result will be to |
sornmodation for 600 pupils, who will |
tnar disposal twenty nine ordinary
pons, four large class-rooms with |
one large amphitheatTe for lectures,
large rooms, each holding eighty |
i've large rooms for calisthenic exer-
immense sales d'armea, etc. The
WI be considerably enlarged, the mu-
zhstruments improved, and, finally, a
aappstuatien will be constructed with |
Eight millions will be necessary
out these works, but as they are to
ued over period OF fifteen years the
Y the budget will not be very severe.
ervatore dates from January 8, 17s4.
De "a Eerte, by order Of the Minister,
breteuii, installed thirty pupils des-
tneopera on the ground of the Menus
me first Director of the Conserve
sarette. The first professors were
,maehul and Cherubini. Part Of the
nmolary occupies the room In which
pelayigne once lived"
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