The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-08
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

Clara Morris is playing in Boston.
The Hanlons are to have new play.
Salvini had great reception in New York.
"Fun on the BRISTOL is now running at the
London Crystal Palace.
The plot of Mr.. Tennyson's new play is
said to be that of "The Sisters
Tom Taylor's Overland Route" has been
revived at the London Haymarket.
"Young Miss Winthrop is still crowding
the Madison Square theatre, New York.
Three new theatres are to be built in Lon
don, including Mr.. Wyndham's Criterion the
atre.
VIM. E. Sheridan has met with success as
Louis XII, at the Royal, Melbourne, Australia.
Minnie Madden, the bright little come
dienne, has had another military reception;
this time in Detroit.
Maud Granger is starring in ''The Planters
Wife," A company No. is to start on the
road and play "Forty-nine."
w. H. Fitzgerald is to star in new play by
Elliott Barnes, called 1.-The Girl that Love-
C. r. Gardner will manage him.
The greatest success of the Madison Square
Theatre, "Esmeralda," will be at Iaverly'
New York Theatre on the 10th instant.
Music and Drama, of New York, will
shortly begin the issue of a daily afternoon
edi,ion-the first attempt of the kind in the
world.
A rumor comes from San Francisco to the
effect that Messrs. Mcconnell and Haverly
intend to establish stock company in that
city.
John T. Raymond will appear 'Tn Para
Disc if the new play written Tor him by Joseph
& Gill is success. The actors role is bull
doing politician.
Salvini had very successful opening in
New York last week. Marie Prescott, whose
recent lawsuit has advertised her very largely,
is his leading lady.
For the Cincinnati Dramatic Festival an
effort will be made to bring Florence, Crane,
Robson and Goodwin together in "a Midsum-
mer Nights Dream"
Miss Laura Don is very ill in New York,
and it is feared the has consumption; hence
her starring season in her successful play, "a
Daughter Of the Nile" is ended.
Tomorrow night Langtry and Patti will de-
light the New Workers, the former appearing
IAN Unequal Match" and the latter in
Lucia" supported by Nicolini.
Frank L. Gardeners '.Legion of Honor
Combination will begin the third annual tour
November ii, with Miss Annie Graham, sup
ported by powerful dramatic company.
Dion Boucicault sails for America Decem-
Der 9, and his season begins Christmas week
at the Boston Museum. He will also play in
New York and San Francisco before his re
turn to England.
Mr.. Bronson Howard, the ablest of the
| American dramatists, is about to depart for
Europe. Mr.. Towards wife, it may not be
generally known, is sister of the English
comedian, now in our city, Mr.. Chas. Wynd-
ham.
Mile. Claire Gambetta, artist lyrique, hopes
to be one of the curioSities of Paris during the
winter. She is to appear at one of the music
halls, and trade on the reflected glory of her
second cousin, the statesman, Leon Gam
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| Marguerite Lalvi, an actress, recently OBJ
tanned in New York verdict $1,000 against
NJ. w. Haulcy, Alice Harrison and Louis
| Harrison for breach of contract. The suit
grew out of a dispute about salary in the liar
rison Photo troupe.
"Les Rantzan" will be produced at the
Union Square Theatre on November Fl. This
play, by Erckmann-C hatrian, is in four acts;
it has a simple and pastoral story with fifteen
speaking characters in it: the scenes are laid
in the Vosges Mountains.