The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-06
: THE STAGE
Musical and Dramatic Events.
what the Actors are Doing During
the Holidays.
DOMESTIC,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DOMESTIC.
Miss Linda Dietz will be married while In |
London to Mr.. w. Il. O'DonovaD,s the sculp- |
Not to be out OF the fashion, May Fiske has
labeled her troupe OF blondes !" Inc Dllnoea
Byrons sour Girls" has reached its fftieth
There are eighteen "Pinafore' troupes In
Missouri It must be that missouri loves
Miss Gatharine Rogers, actress, has either
lost OF had stolen q pair oil diamond ear
rings worth 5000; yet the regular season u
over, and before the next one the lost leWelfy
viii be utterly forgotten by the generous
John Gourlay OF the Troubadours Is put
down as a curiosity. He is the only person 70
the profession who wanted vacation 50 Daaiy
thathe refused q salary which was o11e ~. 70
his contract was up, no money could induce
him to appear again until September.
The Bowery 10 the only New York theatre
open this week for dramatic performances.
island beaches are death blow to hot weather
theatrlcals Even the city music gardens can
hardly hold their own against the greater
attractions at the seashore.
BIZ rorte b E ~ We Go shos IL
On Wednesday night. Sir Joseph, or rather
Thomas Cook, will recover, though the wound
will disfgure him for life. It was oil In fun,
the superstition being that the cartridge was
blank.
d. RI. Reeves, q Providence musician, pro-
poses to bring out the opera OF Plnafore In
That city by placing f,1liriggsd ship u TIE
bis female relatives approach the vessel Ia a
| barge. where they will be received with the
customary honors. Having communicated
his plans to the composer OF the opera, MT.
Reeves has received the appreciation OF Mr..
Sullivan, who says: "Your idea with refer
ence to fitting up the ship complete On the
lake Is very ingenious and very original
one"
fiftv concerts id the United States, beginning
| ii New York on or about September "a. The
concert company will include Henry Ketten,
the Hungarian pianist; Ernest de Mnnek,
yioloncellist; Mr.. Phelps, tenor, Signor Clam
| pi- Celni baritone, and SlgnOr Fortuna, ac-
companist.
4 "A Cincinnati paper publishes the almost In
credible statement that there is an actor at
present In that city who does not intend star
4 ring next season and for whom nobody Is
writing play. That there is such an actor
| living liz very doubtful.
Frank Mayo will open in London In the
early fall. Meantime he will play In Dublin,
/
a, A tragedy in four acts, entitled count
Alarcos," by Lord Beaconsfeld has been
performed at the London Crystal +. ,Pala ace
tinguished authors special sanction.
1 The arrival of the French comedians has ex-
cited q fierce desire for everything French In
the breasts OF Londoners, and q number OF
| the territory Of foggy and perfidious Albion
il the hope Of getting their share OF the gold
of the shop-k keeping islanders.
M. Got, the, doyen Of the Coincide franchise,
after superb bit of acting In La Joie Fait
Peur" at the London Gaiety the other night
He returned to the stage, but refused to de-
stroy the "scenic illusion" completely Ignored
the audience, and, after q couple OF words
and couple Of mods to the person an scene,
again retired, thus acknowledging the COM
pliment while complying with the principles
u his art.
saivini has re-engaged himself and com
pany for next season, beginning September i,
to sfR. b. Franchetti, director Of the Theatre
Of Bucharest, who takes the troupe to Bu-
charest. Cracow, Braila. Jassy and Galatz.
4 He will not, therefore, come to America this
season, as the engagement 9aaH Win frahcneetl
begins January 8, 1880
4 The Paris theatres on June 81 were present..
ing plays, etc, as follows Opera, La Jluve,,
Opera Comiaue, LA Flute E p yau-
asyie ms pPzssz Roys
], Porte St Martin, La Dame de Montsoreau;; =
Nations "Notre Dame de Paris;" Troisieme
Theatre Francois, La Dispenser" Chatelet
Lies Fills Aines de Repubique;" CMny,
nee Comique, "Leauel2' Fantasies Paris
iennes, lie Droit du Seigneur;" Arts, lie
Petit Ludovie." Theatre Francois, Odeon
Renaissance, Folies Dramatiqnes, Nouveau.
tes Varieties, Gate, Bouffes Parisiens, Am.
bigu and Chateau d Eau, closed.
The london theatres on June I'll were pre-
senting plays, etc, as follows: Royal Italian
Opera, Govent Garden, Don Giovanni" HeI
Maestty h Cq schen "a Bceg
A heas KIP KIP s Pneea e, Drni Gaisty
, (Comedie Francaise), lie Mlsanthrope and
lies Plaideurs:o Olympic. "The Mother
. Strand, "Mme. Fayart;;" Prince OF Wales's
! Globe, les cloehes de CornevilIs" and Dor
,, 0pera Comiique, IL. M. s. Pima.
/ fore" and Cups and Saucers;," Court
: cousin Dick" and The Ladies dies Bat lie;
cette;;" Alhambra, Venice" and Sarah; =
Criterion, "Meg's Diversion" and Truth
: Imperial date Aquarium), afternoon, "Child q
the Regiment and Bellies Of the Kitchen
i Lady Of Lyons burlesaua; Philharm nil
young Fra Diayolo;" Dukes, New Baby
/ lon" Park, "The Court Minstres;;" Surrey
: Queens Colors;" Garrick, IA Cruise II
! China" Drury Lane and Folly, closed
: Our readers may remember the case O
\ Mile. Valiant, who, after having pursued bel
: studies at the Conservatoire de Musique ant
a obtained a first prize for opera. had entered
- into an engagement with Brussels theatre
, where she has since been performing Thu
+ French authorities brought an action agains
: her on the ground that she was bound to pia,
= during VIZ vaars at the aaiarv of EGQ0f anf