Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-05
Dramatic Notes

ped n Sunday rehearsal Of comic opcr;
in London.
Tom Keene is to play "Shylock il
German. Is this because he caLno
play it in English?
Jeffreys Levi, has purchased an S.
coo wardrobe for ala Belle Russo" A
chance for critics to abuse her.
Victor Hugo is said to be at work on
a play with Mazarin for its hero, the
| f rst draft of which he wrote 40 years
ago.
Relic Deaves and Jean Clara Walters
have already been engaged among
james ONeiPs support for the coming
season.
The composer of the ever.popular
"Cloches de Corneville" is engaged to
write new oper-bout.e or Il London
! theater.
Haverly's Mastotlnns and the Frnh-
man combination Of colored MINISTRIES
are playing against each other at
Chicago.
Beverage, the London actor, import
cd by Sam ColviIle for =. Taken from
Life" is severely handled by the critics
in Chicago.
Maud Harrison objects to being called
stout. She says it is all the style of
dress, and that she only weighs l27
pounds. Miss Harrison's stoutness HTS
net weakened her popularity.
Some of the German theaters receive
very large subsidies. The principal one
at Dresden receives $l50,OOO per year
the Royal Theater, at Berlin. $lOO,UoO;
the one at Brunswick, 500, 900 the one
at Casse!, $4,000.
The Chicago papers and private letters
to hand, speak very highly of Frank
K:Iday's "Michael Strogoff." Tie
young man is talented and j. advancing
rapidly. In common with scores of his
friends his success gives US pleasure.
There WAS lately at No 81 Ons"w
square, London, Il private reading of
"Much ado about Nothing" for
charity, at which LA y Martin (IIeien
FauciD read the part of "Beatrirt."
Her husband Sir Theodore Martin (tor-
merry Secretary to the Prince Con>nrD,
read that of "AntOnio" and Mr. Irving
that of "Bededirk."
Dan B 'rry, an economical Australian
actor, began to post his own bills an
noucing Charles Wyndhan,'s " Fuurtee'.
Days." at Sale, N. 5. w. In imitation
of Wyndh ms London ''g ,g'' he wor-
a convict's dress, but the local police.
failed to comprehend b .rrv's j'ke, ami
"ran him in" as an escaped pris,ner
.Esmeralda" has passed it's Booth per-
fOrlnance and will soon close IL long aud
useful career at the Madison SOU re |
Theater, only to 90 where all good ria.,
(,nd good many bad ones) 90 a,t,r 1t
weil-spent life. 1t will begin its pro-
vinciai peranbulations shortly and viii |
probably visit every city, town, villt.e,
hamlet and crossroads in the country !
for years to come. la "Hazel kirke"
1.-The Black Flag" has it seems made
Il decided hit in New York, and is play
ing to Overtlowing houses. 1t is mag
mounted, and the company i,
Il very strong. Nat Gnodwin as Sin,
Lazarus is very funny, Eliz, Weathers-
by us the boy has made an immense
success, while E. f. Thorne as the her,
of the piece, Harry Glyndon have made
Il great hit.
Mr.. Charles Backus has made a
strong impression at st. James Hail,
in London. by his remarkable inIpersoil-
alton Of "Othello" in Italian. He has
not confined himself strictly to the class
icai part of his repertory, however, and
in contrast to the solemnity OF his strik-
ing performance of the jealous Moor, he
has been warbling: "Will you love ne
when Pm bald?"
Paris is to have a new circus, and in
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