The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-27
THE DRAMA
TuE LATEST rIArs AID OPERAS
HERE AND ABROAD.
Dprruestic.

brought out IA ng.lsh, . W e.'e 'ileh Ase'iu0
Ihsasre me nuas n wIa nho,, ,no,,ee ita
Inc OincinhAti ooItsge oIuh luahsn l.5 |
second appeatames ~ sas I'LL .., ialaks
cefu; slngps smu 9 tha .a,,in,i,., san,'
huinS VI *, g .us ... all sns aaf' ''ons
IRON me fa,,i;, .,,a ~ Amer,ea merit
vaar and r4AuI viii them be, 1 rened hy Miss nos
ma yokes. .,,a.,.. ,..,,, ,,.t.a. tha 49,
az ~ hn,, miss f,,, min, min and Mr. gar
penss =, LII ..,i,,st Gnrria
LILO, la,, IL hes nanmi.ai tha American
r,uht to NAV The n' birlasn,le Carmen, In
y, Mnicn Msuia Aholnp7oo na9 ni"ee : ea
~ Il lIV u M has ,,arv comie drama for
p unanirau mas new h,s cp ~ :, a,uhs, 81
H. HeAs Me- ses VIZ hs and "a st,dvinr II nj his
place at Lonf pahllo 'hhe tonyed orator
~ Ma.,a a az -Tfnitad States Senator. etc.
q Neyh ~ ,a,,,,st ID niaale,, III Haidwin, il,
u..,' III, I'M ,sc,aso m fhe alevantI,.
III 1nlian M egr,ls has adapted tor Miss Mary
taiia a Roland whinh ss,nnlas sarah Bern
ang ID ,,,itt ana ~ Mar greatnst roles.
h1 Eti;a Wiltnn Ma,da Granger. Emily Rirl,
N II Itnaav M, and Mra, Snl smith. Id
nnlaman, Frank Sanger and q. d. Barr will
,,,,,a, IL, aIsAuanrnrnt,;r u under Augustine
~ LAY .h .ai.,hh III - 80
Ma,,rina Rarrvnnra. accommodated by his
III IA iii aor1ia Drew arrived III Philadelphia
iast Wednesday. and ID now at Mrs. Drew's
,as ,sannca Tha shot wmlnd in his arm has
aaI,,.I,,ad lin IN the Il u III that naruber and
WI ..,ntl IL, III ahnniaar ID very uainf,ri
ny natn,. Wa1inel. has ntdarpd d sfnoil mon,,
as ~ wnstnriu grnnita nlaead aver Mm,tn-
lnen , - ,s e. ,saan,.oad Gamaiaru Tho
suss III. lily ,arfaativ main With Tie axeen
s s.' w H. =. nes,,o, Hi M tha M mos
s av1 n . r,,e and n i Mann cut In relief
r M,ss i ~ Maddern . nrominent actress
.,ae ss..,.l ~ ,y;fa ~ Tbnmaa " paw ri
one aIig 1hs q WIG t y. p,mn.at -, he thir.
tnanth syau attan4ed nv large number OF
. ..susn Wa frlsnds ~
plU H, . ,ssrn,n., ,ha ttposa;op p,av,,
.,.,n ;, ~ sanp Tranaisas MISUNDERSTANDING tho
ag sdso M T,rohibitinu # fha lepalitv
~ .yhiah thav ara detartninea to test. Salmi
~ ,,,.a The o,,thor has sipned enntraet with
g, idv ,,, hv fha eanitinna IF which the
nti, e,n ,,a,,v will nrnneed IN an exfanded
e .ll,., ,Ssnu.h ~ Naw Vnrk nradueinv the
.uua sn a..a,s,n IN ali tha iaaaina aities
sa M ,,.rt that Manaaar Mevel.e1 of f,hi.
~. no p,,,d uritb the close ri the nresent
caso. WIZ" sat, I' Ne at,,.s oonnany and hera'
a ..s u NJ aVtaSnr savs ba 10 nIlipad tn
true. ME. Mevick says ~ 70 on arsit., y. "
TAKE 1,ns seep oh aeoooh. VI eie e's''o'ss -
new W, Rlhays Astor has subscribed $500 John T
N Naynone a SlVg, '9I,n stave,s sa5 Abbev i
Norton Soo II: H. o.ess His,,, PAD, Amy aae 20
Schoeitel 900, onaI.es MIkansom s1t, I'm
seveIa, otef anVun.s H. st
" % c ss ' who ~ murdered s Hen G. Porter
y IS RLopVseu ~ ses tha raseenhIng at.
Iro NV Io M, ;h va9 &C., T., a-
.p1y T ~ ss mnrr,e has snganed besides
s III. 80, 5.ras II, ,au1r ~ AaTavsno,f Ia
thya,, ~ tha hast iawyers In the state To do
. aSo ~ y, .'o oe'1 - Y - = - - w
ie Tha MA Nav york journals ara peneralIv luke
,ari NV l., aa,ara IT, fsaga,,rana Tnst Ghil-
Sr ~, !, ,a,,ded rhursaav niuht at the Ilninn
sl,,,.,a y ING T;nas II That aitv however
49, a.,Ja,s,,,,,,". i'm, fat thaf ta frama
Wilt y .at - 4 IL v nInhaI hall sn IN pat Natre
III q AMI nid French drama III mntiye III
i; inr,.a ,,eaa,,ra that III sTha + d. flrnhana
III ~ III ss,ggnsts haf dnzan uthe. nn,,,,
| i. in IL = sta,,dard dramas and iii characters
~ n III tinns IN various ninda 1T tha
aa,,, wv t,.,a aimi9a that MI faza,,r.n sshas
.s., III +ara Il afrantivaIv minrlanv and
m III, n,,,1m~ tham win unoti results Con.
asaa,.nd i,a aatda fran 1ha n,,aatinn ~ nyI.
,tt., al.Io ~ ah3,aron IL slay svh,a vii
ahnmnda - malp. dra,nafic ineidanta human
i,,tarast ~ mad Il nmnla nief,,rasn aa,,ess and
ramantic intrigue The sfnrv. altholah q
no,ns.ln1 ona t. nnraraiad viii ! rraat deal
au tha e,a IN ~
,n,s = Tho iii .binhs that IN the niav
;tely - ,.a,1d ha d,fiinnit !" GOV mneh ~ IL
nraiaa J, trha WorH aava. III il not nlav
whieh can nronerlw he described az holding
| the mirror up to nature, although 1t deals
| with many or Ine -, human passions
Wnlcn are al.po"el.u. l al asss, aIs
chlel aim OF LIZ Pay"IIkne appaIsn. l
havlngs been 10 aHora the damala5 psFsonH
no opportunity OF expressing lnalVlaual Pas.
SION osner taH 10 HgcesSa.y w aA ,,., saag
s!oIy teiiRoLe anu lsau Wy W tlIe ses ~. q.
SITUATIONS: ineIe are so many o. tnese sItu
ations that Inc story is uislueu hks seilsh-
tlonal novel INTO many cnapeeIs. gs1 e i
mere are only mve ae1s, pae Us t.is lily "a ~ ~
vlded INTO tnree taoieaus anu ehe l l lngp
two, at each OF which the curtain is lowered,
there are pracucaliy eignt acts.
The opening OF the STORY Is somewhat aHliplg
uously tolu Dut as tapleau 5ucceeus tapieau
the interest OF the audience is conferred Ia the
two chiidren-one noble iadys SOD, VINO
stands In the way OF vllialnous Italian
nobleman, the other the son OF q poor woman,
who deserts him IN moment OF mental de,
spafr. Both are ie1t 10 perish IN the snow, .and
are rescued from death Dy vincent de Paat.