The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-22
COULISSE CHAT.

Louis James il said to have made a bril-
liant hit at the Grand Opera House, New YORK, as
IoldOe in "fho Marble Heart, -
The Dramatic UOrH says: "Private letters
from gentleman In Philadelphia say there has been
| a reconciliation between Dion Boncicault and his
wife, brought about by Edmund Yates, -
Mrs. Langtry's dresses for her American
campaigns fresh from Worth shown by the
| fair owner before sailing TO Mrs. CORVALLIS West
| aud Lady Augusta Fame, and highly admired by
| those critics.
New York, Oct. 2l.-About a week ago
argument WAS heard In the Superior Court ON a mo-
ton To continue temporary Injunction In an action
brought by lmre Kiralfy aud EOlsi KiTafy against
BARLEY Campbell aud John II. Iayerly, restraining
| them from producing the new play ''sIberia The
plaintiffs representing that Camp6olI SOLD them The
| play. Judge freeman to-day rendered "a decision
denying tho motion and dis,oying the temporary
Injunction,
The Canton (Pa) Seminal recently cLroni-
cled the fact that u Mr.. Perry "shot fox The
other day on coax Ridge, back Of Fanny pIico's
residence and has sent tho animal to tarldrrmiSt to
who Is none other than tho famous fascinating Fanny
Dayenp0rt-was not there 10 got the ''Drush. - IL
Is at this cottage OF hers near the once famous Min
neIua springs that she rests from her theatrical
lahots during the summer months
The following bits of information are CON
trbuted by the Detroit ChdB to tho theatrical neIli-
gence Of the DAY; 'Ihe Unsuitable desire tho pub
lie 10 know something Of the private lives OF actors
aud actresses has led some newspaper genius 10 com.
pete long list u tho real names VI stage folk IL
was full OF errors and mssatom0nts aud starts out
with thG glazing uutruth which Is often met with
VIZ. that Lawrence barretts real name was Larry
brannigan. Lawrence Barrett was boy hero Ia
detroit when his father was tailor. Young Bar-
rctt for some lime b6ll boy Ia the Michigan Tx.
change and afterwards worked Ia ornCkery store
here. His naino was never liranngan.
MaplesOn's new tenor made his American
debut "Wednesday uightas WiHidm TeN The Tribune
says u him; 'lhe chief event the debut Of tho
tenor MlefEwinski. That was One OF the cleaIest
tTnmphsonrst stage has seen for long time lerOuSod
Tie audience at once Ia the duo between TEL aud
AroidO. His AN, Matildo was encOrod with rap
tuTe, By the time he reached the grand THO ia the
second act his success was firmly established, fOr no
had proved hlmsolf then an accomplished artist Ia
pieces Of widely different character, IL 10 no eKag-
gcfatiOn Ia say that he made furOre. lie Is man
uf noble presence, stately, refined and graceful Ills
action IL animated and diguhed. HIS voice has moi
the luscious sweetneAH which 10 DO Tipen6 only
under italian skies; Is rather Of tho reedy quality Ia
which We are accustomed IN French singers, but II Is
strong, pleasant, expressive, and beautifully homo
geneOus. us compass aud volume are both remark
able Fun and telling ia the lover register II Rises
mS1ly 10 tho tnpinOst heights with sUnOrOus chest
tones, anu there are no demands In tbs eNaClug rhd
OF draGttO which II cannot honor leaving apparently
good dual ~ power Btil to spare. II Is uf The
merits OF ~ Mor4winski'H singing that even In the
Ringing music OF THIS opera ho does not seen 10 b
stTainlng after elects We recall few things better Of
tho Kind than his hnely measured CTesCendO the high
chest notes OF the fo, giving one The feeling thatt
WAS no trouble 10 reach those tones aud that hO could
pas them II there wero need His method Is that OF
tho lost French SCHOOL but Il ~ distinguished hy
sleAdlness aud dfoctness In which tho French ant
Ia be- deficient. lilo has dramatic feelings passion
me- and in the second act he showed much tenderness
aud dsllcacy managing the s34d with great art
IL hs sustain himself at the lofty level OF MS
ArHoldp lie Is gOdsond -