The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28

which Wnp threatened IL DOyls Cart did not
supply y company. as he contracted To do.
BARLEY Campbell 10 working on now play
for the opening 0f tho fall season Mt the
Union Square Theatre. That VIII make the
fourth tilentre In New York tho next season,
Ut which will DO con- tnancsd With y Campbell
play. Daily having. dcternined r. postpone
the production 0f MhtrimOny. Niblos and
the Fifth Avenue are the other two.
Neither Of tho Chicago managers are hap
the properties OF the company playing there,
and Instituted o suit to recover $4,000. for
non-fulfiilnent of the contract ~ which ths
Pirates were to appear ut his theatre, while
HAverly says he should have been $500 bet
ter OF II his contract had been broken.
been accepted BY DAILY. but viii not b. pro-
duced this season, lest the hot weather cut
short what IL In hoped will b. 4 long run.
the Royal MILDLY will be followed shortly by
The Way We Live, Nh adaptation by DAILY
and Fred. Williams from d uermun play BY
Ad. L'Arronge.
Miss Katharine Rogers left the Philadel-
phia Chestnut because she could not have her
name on the bills In type % large as that used
for W. Il. Sheridan's. who played star en-
gagement last week She said Bhs had been y
star long before he thought u being one, and
she could not submit to this injustice. Her
places was taken by Miss Lille Glover, and
she will take the road ut Troy on the twenty
ninth with m Our Girls company.
New PLAYS. $50 A dramatization OF the
Tichborne case, entitled Two Mothers, has
been produced with fair success In Chicago.
Morris, has made . hit In San Francisco. The
old English play, the Mariners Compass, has
been revived a. Hearts Of Oak In Philadel-
phia, and as The Loves Of Two Sailors In
To be brought out In Philadelphia under the
new name Of Two Hearts. A new border
drama by joaquin Miller u to be acted next
fall.
There Is great deal OF trouble In various
places about the Pirates Of Penzance. The
companies sent West to sing II are 90 poor
demnatory. The effect Ut this In Chicago
was TO reduce the business from crowded
houses on the opening night to small audi
ences before the close Of tho week. The piece
10 practically performed, too. A San Fran
make bargain with Gilbert and Sullivan,
has obtained the words and music by sending
q man night after night to memories It, bit
by bit, until no was able 10 write out fair
copy Of the whole. There ID prevalent i'm
preston that . version thus. obtained, with
out taking notes at the time, can be per-
formed In spite Of the authors objection.
William j. Florence once rneInorlzed Caste 10
that manner. Manager Stetson, OF Boston.
who has contracted to pay $40 600 for the New
his own name. In order to protect himself
against rivalry. His action, however, Is
thought to imperll Gilbert and Suliivan's pro-
prietorship In England, and SO there Is hard
feeling In that quarter.
FOREIGN.
Joseffy will probably play In London this
spring.
The King Of Belgium has decorated joachim
with the order Of Leopold.
anA1 L.
Goodies, ts shortly to be brought out at the
Fantasies Parisiennee.
Nine. Christine Nilsson has returned to
Paris, having made her final appearance In
Madrid as DesdemOna.
Twenty-four hundred pounds was the result
OF the first two performances Of Mime. Patti
at the Paris Gaite.
Johann Strauss OF Vienna, has just com
pleted q new comic opera entitled LIE Mar
chaud de Dentelles.
Lecocq's new opera, which is to open the
coming season at the Renaissance, will be en-
titled LIE Marquis de Windsor.
Spanish opera troupe is singing In Paris,
and Is creating quite sensation by the nov
city Of It's performances.
Minnie Hauk lie singing In Naples. Albani
WAS hissed at Milan, but has been warmly re-
ceived at Brussels. Patti is still singing In
Paris.
the stage, as some Paris journals have an
nounced. is now engaged on a four-acs comedy
for the Vaudeville, entitled Eve.
The new piece by Mr.. Tennyson, just &C
cepted by Mr.. Henry Irving, Will probably be
produced 10 the course OF the fashionable
season, with Miss Ellen Terry and Mr.. Irving
In the chief parts.
The company supporting Adelina Patti In
Paris is of sucn wretehed material that even
Ntcolini was we'll received when he appeared
with her In Trovatore, despite the social re-
latiOns of the tenor.
Two new plays were given at the Paris
Palais Royal on the twelfth. One is La Vic
time. by Abraham Dreyfus. and the other
LIE MeDage P0pincourt, by Messrs. Raymond
and BoucherOn.
Jules Verne ls now at Antilles, staying with
D'Enuery, and putting the finishing touches
to be great forthcoming drama, Michel Stro-
goff. taken from the We'll known novel OF that
uaIue.
1t Is stated that the cause OF Nina Albani's
recent failure at the Scala, 10 Milan, was
mostly due to the fact OF her exoreitan
terms. She charged tina manager most n
travagant prices, which necessttated an In
crease In the rates Of admission. This exae