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

persted tho public, who wsre only too Auxiotpl
TO detect any SHORTCOMINGS They thSr,fero
tnagnitlsd AltMni's slight flult and Missed
her on two cDnssontivs evenngs aud she 10
oordlDgly left the city Ia disgust.
The London Figaro says that tho ohisf nov.
city OF tho fOrtHyUtllax season mt tho Royal
Italian Opera will fg tha produUttUu. an d
very grand scale, Vt M. Hlbenst,n's Nero.
tho ctiiei female part will be sustained BY
Nine. Albani.
Dublin Theatre Royal IL 10 be rebuilt. The
new house Y 70 b., very properly RAISED .
the national theatre ri Ireland. Mr.. Miohe01
H,tnn, tho proprietor, II now In London. and
has approved Ut MIR. Phlpp's designs. The
building when completed will seat $500 per.
sons.
Johann Strauss Ia about 10 PRODUCE In v,an.
m \ new Opsretts, "Das Hpit zsntuoh.o funaS
Brulls new opera, sl4uoa," Ii In tho naf1do
pf the director II the vlsatA HopopsrnthA
kapelltneiatsr Franz Won 1upps has zone %
Paris aud Brussels ~ Introduce his opsfette
"Boc0aeeiO."
NJ. .Parod,, anthor Of Home vainoue. hss
inst finished flvs.aet drama for the FrancNi1.
The provisional titls Of the piece IA X,lpl1e.
and the scene IL laid In Spain Mt ths tinie Ck
the struggle between thy Moors and Chris
uans. little whifo before the taking u
Grenada.
II II reported that m unpublished comedy
by George Sand, sHtitled "Mlls. do IA Quif-
tnis' IL In tho hands VI the dirsgtgr Of udp0
Of the Paris theatres, and is shortly,to %
prlit',losd: " would have been brought out
long ago bnt that the censorship under the
Ministry Of n. Jules 1inon forbade II. The
production ii q nsw play by George sand
Will, Of course. be an event Of much interest.
The latest, aud possibly the Last, work u
t!1s great composer: Richard Wagner. Is PAr-
val drama In three aets--has been printed "a
far, while tho music Ia ~ appsar during the
course of next summer. unlsss WaRnsrs I'm
timely death may prevent tho execution Of
Ii taken ~ the well known Legend Of Tho Grail.
The Nlbslungen Tetralogy was performed
ut Hamburg last wesk under the manage
msnt OF Polllnl, and tho same manager
protn'sss, ~ the course n The season, COM
m 's.s WnY" "na gys1 s. rhs pe,niorane Y
1T Cologne. and next month Bie9fried also d
10 be given. At ev. ry performal,os tho hos,v0
~ said tp BIZ crowded. Tristan and Isolde hes
been presented several tim6s this SEASON g
Munich. Sc
II Ii said TINT vietorlsn Bardot. having
bscorae disgustsd with the Partisan pjay.
Koers and the rsllgl0 philosophical style Of
drama, Inns written now work having a
American and Californian plot. A miner, 6
doctor. t i.s = capitalist and prodIH.l
$500 900 IL attacked and nearly killed, and his
money b stolen. The wrong man Ii At onco
lynohsd by tho Indignant crowd. Time dies.
Inc tHleveB como DHGK rlgn ana are Silt
peeted. The two leading innocent and IN.
lursd parties are caught out Ia tho grass II
ID tho dry prairie grass. The villains sgt q
hhrn The fames sweep about and towards
the devoted two and they are certain of death.
Suddenly there IL report. A loaded gun p
exploded BY the creeping fire. In its dr.
chnrge u knocks open the gates Of an aQu0-
duet. Out pour tho waters: out goes the llr0.
The good are saved. The wicked are revealed.
There Ia q happy marriage. The play Ii pre-
aentsd In Boston before IL IL seen In New
York. which rather excites ths metropolis.