New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
FOREIGN DRAMATIC NOTES.

| Tom Taylor's " Still Waters Run Deep " ha
| been revived in London at the st. Janes's Theatre
Miss Lisa Weber. some years ago popular
"bcnde" here is playing in burlcsquc at Dukes Thca
| tre London.
Nine. Modjeska IS now in London. There
to he possibility OF her appearing there in SON,
| OF her great parts.
1t is said that Victor Hugo has completed q
new drama entitled Les Juaeaux." Of which Lou,
XIV and the Man with the Iron Musk the heroes.
1t is stated in The London Figaro that Mr.
John Mccullough has made arrangements with MIR. j. IL
apeson appear at Her MaJesty's Theatre during the
Autumn.
A comedy by Mr.. G. II. Douglas, "The
Rival Candidates." has been successfully produced at
the London Folly Theatre In view OF tho general Par
hamentary elections Just now going on, the piece seems
TO be sinsulary apropos.
A committee of students from the QUARTER
Latin i'll Paris organziur festival for the I'd Of
May In memory OF Alfred de Musse for the benefit
of the poor of the quarter. a number OF prominent
artists Will take part among them Mile sarah Bern
hardt MN. C0quelln cadet and LapOmmerayc
1t seems that "The Naval Cadet" under which
title English adaptation OF Der seekadet IA To he
produo ID in London. is unfamiliar TO English audi
ences. Under the name OF Captain Charlotte" an al
most literal translation OF the French vaudeville ON
played In England.
NJ. CoQuelin ain6 of the COmedie Franchise.
has published study upon LArt ct le COmeien" in
he OF tle comedian claim
10 nave created part In his views upon the manner
IN wcn an actor should remain AelfpOssessed in fhe
midst OF his performances yielding the emotion
ne displays he Las been anticipated by DdeTot IN e
ParadOXe sur le COme0eD."
The revival of 1.-The Corsican Brothers" " at
the Lyceum In London by Mr. Henry Irving has been
postponed Oh account OF the OF the
OF Venice Mr. Irving bias procured the acting version
kean Tue scenery, which has been ready for soino
tine s expected 10 be on scale OF great spiendor
new play is to be brought out at fbe
Iroisieme Theatre Francais Paris under the title n,
" Chen @Aveugie." The plot is borrowed from the
famous affair OF the Veuvo Gras who was condemned IN
twenty years penal servude for throwing vitro into
INC eyea OI her lover In tho Rue dc BOuloRue some to-
years ago ~ Is reported that 5r Ciaries ifeadc viii
make au English version Oft. w |
A melodrama by the late John wilkins. n |
successful dramatic author In his day. was given for The
rst tlmo 10 London ut the Dukes Theatre few weeks
ago. The piece was very warmly received aid after the
AL OF the curtain there were loud cries OF Aubor
NOt litte amusement was created whom the mnuagcr
anne Forward and announced his inability 10 prodIce
nat gentleman, as 1e had unfortunately ceased 10 exg
omctmng ike eighteen years ago.
NJ. LemOine MOntigny, one of the most cul.
urea OF Parislan manaRors died very suddenly few
'eeks ago. 1t was due to his energy and good Judgment
bat the Gymnase became OF the best Theatres Iu
rance, and 10 was there during his regime that for
wenty years the public heard the frat works OF Porhn
alzac, George 9and, Emile AugierS tic youneer'
lInns. octave feulllet SardOn, Meihac and Ualfvv'
auullet anu Otners M. MOntigny one Of tho Iasi
Hermann" ~ -''N POA'"iinohSoOl