New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
SOME THEATRES STILL OPEN
WHAT THEY OFFER THE PUBLIC AND
WHAT IS PROMISED FOR NEXT SEASON.

DAILY ard his company arrived just as was thinking OF
returning and waited TO them fairly started on their
London season. As OF course you know. they met wtr
the most extraordinary and, in cone-
quence beng extremely happy we had delightful |
time This time their pecuniary equaled their artistic
success and DAILY and his English par ner william |
Terriss were In high good humor over IT, was also
hidden away IN a OF box at our friend Dixeys
first apt earance prefer to keep silent as TO that
pain ul AFFAIR. OF course my visit was "a fnuch OH
business as pIensure aLa everything that was TO
he seen. say that was altogether favoraoy
inn ressed and In tho comic opera line saw absolutely
nothing II is strange, by the way that shoun nave
spent weeks there looking cessfuy for the rght
sort OF novelty and three days after reached nome n'o
It ut right before my eyes But I'll tell you OF that
later Apart from comic opera was looking for good
comedy In which Rosns Vokes and her company should
open their here. struoR IL, hlnK In fihoros
'schoomistress' which have secured for America III
will suit Rosna vokes to picety and II her sister
Victoria will also come, she probably WILL there "s
part Just fitted for her also Now as to my plans here
AL was saving had been back but day two when
my father asked me read comic written by Mr.
Uoyt with the music by Solomon. Fl ianky soeakne'
had much faith IN II, for could not see 10" tno
author OF Rag Baby could write thoroughly good
light opera, and Bee Taylor looked on as the only
thoroughly successful work OF Solomon. However.
hsaId iDretto and and was sstounfed The Maii
and tho Is regards libetto the nearest
thing to Gilbert without being imitation. that nave
heard and solomon's music is as full OF melody as any
thing he has written. am confident OF lts sue
osss for shall produce In the middle OF August when
shall have PRACTICALLY clear Held You Know AN
not given to entnusiasm. but II know anything OF my
business am right this time. AS 20 the cast nothing
yet settled except that Lillian Russell VIII nave the
principal feminine part but expect TO nave caS' sna'
will be something OF surprise We shall set to WORK al
once with the costumes and chorus and hope the opera
will until the ' okes company arrives"
The victory gained by Rudolph Aronson In the Chicago
courts last week relative TO the attempted piracy OF
Ermnie is gratifying to him and to all honest people,
but II go great toward settling the do
batable lines international copyright Judge Boiget
decided against Fechensten and the other defendants
on the ground that Mr. Arons,a hal acquired property
right In the and title Of Ermnie aud that In ad-
vertising their production as the great New forK
SUCCESS the defendants were trading on the lard work
enterprise OF the manager OF the Casino Atnou2h
piano score had b,en published, tho judge
held that this did not interfere with Mr.. Aronsohs
rights and the hand the defendants claimed
that their rbrstto not an imitation OF Mr. Pautons
tho IN Ice pointed olt tn At the other they ADVERTISED
their pece apparently Identical with the Casino pro-
ducton Talking over the yesteri1y Mr. Aronson
said: gratied of course TO have won my case out
stiil see how unfair the present copyright law OF
rather tie want OF ono IT, IL secms to me rather
shame that should have had TO spend nearly 81 ooo 10
prevent another man from stealing my property AS
have said before II had been my coat tIat WAS taken
could have had thief jail within twenty four hours
provided knew who he WAS Az 1t Is am gons 10 sie
the owners OF the place where the spurious Ermnie
was produced for they happen to be rc onsibe people
Otherwise I should have had absolutely no reuresA
Ho wever tbs has had one good enec as tar as a
concerned 1t has made OF me an ardent supporter OF
those agitatiny for international copyright a" loe
that alone will afford tho protection TO which we are en-
titled The subject has, think, received too Dtte al
ention fron, theatrical managers We oruli am sure,
vs valuable aid the authors ana Others who are now
working in that direction All We need Ia ior soIo ono
to organlzs us, and that fear is ere the oiui,ny
will come in You tho trouble there always Is IN
getting managers work together evon when II Tor
their evident advantage However In TINS case thnh
il will merely question Of s0me one seltins IN" u'
ro ing aud then sla ali give our lie .rty c'-opera-
ton Even who the past may have prontei 10y
tue present lax la~ VIII see tlt IL IS ohly pi'stion
of time FOR their to come and for then 10 suer t
abso wrong that AM others have snhere, i,
be made in ,he attraction for many wseKs The Casino
rsoi- garden also attracts many vlsitors'
A. NJ. Palmer, like sensible man. has spent the
greater part OF the time he has passed East while his
company is playing Chicago, at his quiet country home
near stamford On OF his brief but persprinS Vits
to the city last week he said: have nothing Out 2o'a
news to tell you OF my company ami tlor chicago
season. think any better tusness has been done
I'm that city By q New-York stock conLany. III was
refreshing remnisconce OF Old Union square days
LOVES Martyr as you have heard. met with instant
success and shall undoubtedly open my season wi'h IL
at house. During the Chicago ensasement s"ai1
also produce Sir Charles Youngs play, jun, the f"n-
man. which has been the success of the season III
London Il takes its ttle you may have hearc from
an actual at one time wcll known forget VINO hti
this name given him 10y hs comrades. Early IN August
we oprn in san Francisco where expect We shall 10
exccilently. | eratidel at the undoupIed sl'cess
which Mr.. Man, field has achieved her, for am sure
that the play mu, have secured an extraordinary ho
the Yo. public to have drawn sucn no HOUSES rst AZ
future before him. in my opinion. FOR he Is not only an
artist excellent MAJ OF analrs"
| Ernest uarver, WHO as Bartloy Campbelrs receiver
has much to DO with the settlement OF that un"r'u-
nate paywrghts affairs since he entered the Blooming
dale Asylum the other day to friend about
| Campbell see hm nearly every day" said he, and
for week two there has bee no change IN either
direction. For . month or so. however no has been
vastly improved both mentally aud physaly lie
Knows most OF his intimate friends. but his memory
does not to touch any recent occurrences Ills
later life seems blank aud he talks II he wero still IN
tue old My Partner days. The other day lie recitei
to me some he had written and suffered from no
lapss Of memory while doug and tie poetry sel'
was AZ least lnlesibIo When he first went to Bloom
insdale he spoke and wrotu mere nonsense. | AIN
working hard ut his affairs and reducing them to
some degree OF orier OF course present there
solutey no iDcone out when the season begins snI
begin TO pay on Of the liabilities and hope to oe
abls to continue doing until all cleared Oh
| Clio and A hsrons In Rags / recently sold Tor
SIS 900 and on July 27 Siberia will be sold by auction
AZ the Morton House In september send Tue White
Slave the road as usual 'nc shall. think keep
there the srasOn tn good business Altogether
hope not only pay all the debts but 30 secure some
salvage out OF the wreck fol- Mrs. Campbell"
Tomorrow night Falka" will succeed The Growing
Hen at walacss with cast including many OF those
who appeared ia tho its hrst production at the
Casino. II includes Bertha RiHc as Patkd. DO "olf
Hopper Won Faibdch, George c. Bonifacc' Jr.' as
Tanered and Alfred Klein Pelican. besides Hubert
wilke, Harry Marlborough, Agues Brown and josie
Knapp Like all the houses In town. alacks suffered
at week the heat but the business was neveithe-
large enoagh 10 clear expenses and tho season mas
or tue whole been Profitable At tue end OF TINS
week will close aud the company Will play AZ
tho National Theatre, Washington for thioo weeks
ough August all Of Mr. McCaulrs companies VIII rest
and August 80 tho nov opera The Amu ssssuoI