The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-15

versions 0f thig lAtGef work have been played
in Iondon frgm time 10 time under the title
econ to be given 10 London Il merely the old
Refine de Saba rewritten. The earlier work
failed because, though 1t contained aotne
Gond mueic, ID 9 llhretto embodied Ideas more
suitable ior a political OF \ Psychological ex-
poe't'on ths Il for lyric drama.
st. MART a Theatre, Parts, hetw January l
any !an Iary a. we're 30, 900 francs. Cendril-
ion WI aopn give place tn Lee Etfan9leura de
Far'p which. apart from its merits "a play,
wiz have some of the finest SCENERY ever
pa, nteh FOR \ Para,an theatre. There are TO
sN twelve ''Hets,'' Of which the meet important
sre the grand eta,rraHe 81 tho opera on bal
n,asqne night, the Grand Raqaetta tpriannl At
the bfeakiae hour. the Seine ny night, viewed
from the bridge of the Ghataet. the deck Of a
vessel with some Ingenious effects. aud the
Cuur d Aeazes de Ia telne. Tom Taylor is to
make All English adaptation Ton the Prlneeaa'
Theatre, london
A Paris correspondent VT the Chicago Tines
says Aimee OF opera buntfe fame. having
definitely retired from the atsge with for
tune Of some &2Onppn gained In her American
tours, has purchased q pretty country arat
near Parts, and will probably settle down Into
a quiet property holder and country lady.
And only fancy the pretty. atylish. daahipa
Aimee rejoicing in such patfonynio ae
Tronrhont Yet, according to the revelations
made In recent lawsuit when the partiaa to
whom abe had aahet a cottage near Paris
were sued for damage done tn the aforesaid
cottage by their birds and monkeys-eueh Ia
really her name One funny point about that
lawsuit waa the assertion made by aome one Of
the parties Interested that the damages had
all been caused by cuekatnoa tnaua We, AMI
monkeys, forwarded by Mile. Aimee to her
frienta from, the tropical reaiona Of New York
and Pennsylvania.
DOMESTIC.
A.
very successful
J. X. Emmett has new comedy entitled
"Ffits Among the Motmona."
The capah,ty OF strakosch'a stars for aud-
den Illness IL something astonishing.
Levy has been re-engaEed to play al Goney
Island next summer at $500 per week.
1t ia announced that Ole Bull will make HE
annual farewell tour next year aa usual
Emmett announces his Intention of chang
Ing the residence IT FRITZ yearly, taking him
To Russia next year.
Drink" with the Boston Theatre Com
papy. has made such q hit lii the West that 1t
will ptubahiy keep the road all winter.
There IL a Boston report that blanche Da.
venport hsa about decided to abandon the
opera and fellow her sisters on the dramatic
stage
John BrouGham "a writing a play entitled
"Home Rule; OF. Justice for Ireland" rhe
Rtcry Will be told In three acts, the second u
which Ia well under way.
Alice Harrianna company for next aeapon
will be under H. W Hanlay's management.
Theresa Wood aud Louis Harrison have thus
far been engaged for the party.
Mr.. and Mira. Mckee, Rankin will finish
their engagement III America under the man
a1ement Of James Meade, playing ahortly IN
New England. They leave for Europe about
the fret Of .April, an! will be accompanied by
Ia hnets Inn stAvT M M.r1l .h.&s ~.t1t
reepecttvely play the Parson aud the Judge
In THE Danites.'
Maggie Mitchell aaya that abe fret pro-
duced Fanrhun February a. 1891, at the Ut.
Charles Theatre. New orleans. Charles
rope I, acted 6, -, Leaa.p sarbasd The play was
AuHrate Waldarer. Of Chicago, In 1890 The
original. NJ all know, ia George Sand's novel;
NJ Lac Mitchell has played F.nchon nearly 1000
timea.
BARLEY Campbell's new story, THAT
Dreadful Night is said BY the waxe 60 be
hta nlaya. He haa cold The vtvilantes to J.
b. Htudley, who Intends 10 star Ia IL; aud, be-
eidee his comedy OF Matrimony. Tor DAILY, Ia
at work Oh play tor Mise E6ie Ellaler.
Harry Sargent will hereafter manage much
Of Mr., Uamphell's business.
A question Of some interest to theatrical
people wac decided by Judge Barnum, OF New
York. Last Monday. Nathan Salisbury, Oh the
part Of Salisbury 9 Troubadourp. come time ago
brought autt against the troupe known ae the
Pathtindera, a. enioin the latter from uaipg
The word "lruusadouta on their BILLS and adj
verttaementa. He charged that this waa be-
ng done Tor the purpose of deriving benefit
from the good reputation Ut hta company, thus
ieceiving the public and iniurinR him. The
defendants filed demurrer. The question
Tor argument was az to whether the word
i Troubadaurs" constituted a valid trade
mark. aud whether complainant was entitled
g an Injunction on the facts stated In hia hill
The charge was that the defendants used the
word "rroubadoura" In large letters on their
,!lla With the words "Pathttn,ara. 4 la."
printed ia smaller letters, Of a red, ndistnct
'olor. across the face of H. After hearing the
Argument, Judge Barnum overruled the de-
endants' demurrer, holding that the word
'Trpuhadours'' waa valid trade mark. In the
use Of which Salisbury was entitled
% protection. and accordingly granted the
Injunction.
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