The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
FOOTLT0HT FLASHES.

some time 10 come
Antony Pastors Theatre now troupe o. "vaudevine
stars Is to be the leading feature.
AtJcrry Thomass Opera House new and attractive
programme is announced for the coming week n il a
decided success
MISS Louise Pomeroy is reported stir in precarious
condition from injuries she sustained In recent acc Mt
on q southern railroad
Amusement matters in England are at low ebb and
The outlook Is gloomy Stars are casting uneasy and
wistiul glanccs across the Atlantic
Mme standard Theatre " II. NJ s. Pnaforem Is draw.
Ing excellent houses The performances run very
smoothly. and are eliciung no little enthusiasm.
Tomorrow evening Mrs d. r Bowers will appear AZ
the Park Theatre, brooklyn. in East Lynne" Lady
Audleys Secret" "hgomar," and the Jealous Vile"
to follow
At the Aquarium cinderella" will remain as the
leading attraction OF the coming week together with Ger.
tain nsh and interesting 1oophytes and dcyilnsh OF
proper authenticity
Les Fourchambault' Is drawing good houses ut the
Broadway. During the week the company has fairly
settled down to the work aud much improved perform
ancc Is given
"unknown," which is styled romantic idyl in nve
acts and seven tableaux" and which Is written by Mr.
John stevens will be produced at the Globe Theatre
during the coming week
Mcssrs Harrigan Hart at the Theatre Comique ap
pear to have made the Mullsan Guard Bail" success
and gravey that during the past week there has
been tainung room only
Never Too Late to Mend will be produced by the
Charles Reade Combination tomorrow evening at the
olympic Theatre, with Miss Dora Goldth waite George
Chaplin, aud Cyn Searlo IN the cast
With the exception Of such limitations as are imposed
by the weather. The Bankers Daughter" at the Union
Square Theatre maintains its popularity. and threatens
to continue To do 80 until the end Of the season
Ferdinand and Hermann CARR give concert at Stein
way Hall ON Tuesday evening The chief features Of the
programme are quartet by Rhcinberscr and a trio
by Beethoven. both for strngcd instruments
Nr Hermann Iiudefs
way Hall having been interrupted announced by i'll
ness, its now understood that he will not appear again
asa reaer hut will shortly appear in tragedy at some
one q tho theatres
Nj carl Lancer will give the last oi his four vocal and
instrumental at Chicktrine Hall on Tuesday
cycuiug aided ty Miss Fannie Goodwin. soprano; Mr.
Arhuckc. corncus and the amateur orchestra OF the
Mozart Musical Union.
The second Philharmonic concert in Brooklyn last
night under rhco Thonass direction highly
fu Tile solos,s Miss Anna Louisa Cary aud Nine.
Juna Rive kine Ncnd,lssohu's Scotch symphony was
feature Of the orchestral music.
Al the conclusion Of Mr. BuucicAulrs engagement at
the GtNnd opera House Joaquin Milcrs new drama Of
Mexico Will be produced Mr. Miller believes that he
has found an artist who will most effectively represent
| lis heroine In Nine. Won stanwiu
Mr.. john L owens will commence engage Mt to
morrow evening AZ tie Park Theatre, appearing taLb
Pi~~aer IN Mr Boucicaurs charming dramau1auon OF
Charles Dickens Cricket on the Hearth Tie char.
setsr one OF NJ owenss best npcrsonauons aud the
| popular comedian Is sure u a hearty welcome.
The AFFAIR Of the Finh Avenue Theatre would appear
10 have been settled at last Mr. Harkins announces
thAt he will reopen next SATURDAY, evening DR.
clyde" an adaptation OF Dr Klaus" aud that the com
pany will include Mr. Charles Fisher Mr. Frank Harden.
berg Miss Eua Wilton late Of the California Theat, aud
| Miss Laura Don.
Italian opera upon - last week Booths Thea.
tire. Tomorrow evening Ada viii be produced, with
Miss Kellogg Miss Cary, and signor Pantalcon IN the
cast on tuesday evening Faust" will be gwen. with
Miss Maria Lta As His91at and Miss Cary S's1l on
Wednesday carmen" will he repeated and on Thurs.
day Nine. Inns de hurska will maze her appearance
L-a,ra In " II TroyAtore.n "hgnon' will be produced
| on Friday.
At the Lyoeum. EvanEehne Is to give way on next
Thursday evening to n N. : Pinaiore which u AZ.
pears, any manager pirate with entire propriety
The Hs Ii e'ns Aiaoihy Will be impersonated by Mr.
william Forester. Oipf cocran by Mr.. James Vincent
snd Je-ph,. and B- BY Miss clancy and Miss Leighton
respectively. NJ CrI5. ne Bs-..ti will un-
dertsken by Mr.. q Fortosoue. from which may
reasonably expect that there will he msApprehenson
| OF the buresque quality Of the opera.
The third Of the Chckering Hall series OF symphony
under the direction Of Mr. Carbcrg takes place
saturday evening preceded nv public rehearsal on
Thursday afternoon The chei orchestral pieces TO
| De Becthoycu's "fourih symphony" and an arrange.
mcnt from warncrs sicsiri,d" Mrs. Barton and Nr
Richard HOFFMAN are t ihe solosts the play.
ing the piano par; Isna1 Brucrs Tor piano
and orchestra tins Is composition that has not been
played as yotn thls country AMI Tie wagner selection
has Teen heard but once.
the Grand Opera House 20 night the Gilmore SUNDAY
evening concert wll uclude new and possibly remark
able musical production which has been entitled Gil
ores Band Tour OF tic Nations" and which is some
what effectively announced as symphonic poem
descriptive the bands recent European tour from The
d,y o. ts departure 10 10 return It abounis In tone
painting" and contains rassa-cs which arc supposed 10
convey vcr vivid mc various individual and collective
,,..linies that incident 60 te voyage and 90,
| sduuru OF the musicians ou the Continent
It's stated thata concert HAN on novel plan in-ud
ng reading and restaurant, Is to be erected neal
Broadway and ThirtysNth street AMI 20 be ready hy
Apal Itwl be adayied 90 also Tor balls lectures
and similar emit tainmcuts for concert purposes nne
orchestra go bee provided under the direction II MI
| Rudolph Aruusun A number oi prominent and wealthy
citizen, mentioned sheing inr, stcd IN the scheme
Itsccr,n tat such hall Is necc ssy IN ihis co'mH
poiAn city. and there hardly be- doubt that Judi
ciousiy managed. It would prove vastly successful
| To- all appearances the "shaushr4un could have
probably Kept TIT boards at tile Grand opera House oi
| some time. but tomorrow night NJ Bouecault will r.
| vive the Colleen Bawnr and " Arrah ma Posue is
underlined Tor later prelucuon during his engagement
While the two former plays are yer, different and the re
Is probably little dissent to their respective merits the
temperance after 50 many years Of MI boucieauit as
MIA Ma Gg1.sep has undoubtedly great deal ~ an
iere-t tor tie theatre going public It's understood that
unusual care las shown IN the preparation Of the
! piece and uatr wll hc very handsomely presented
Miss Ada Dyas will take Tie character OF AHa, Cae
Nr Frank Mayo last evening concluded successful en-
gAscment At Niio's Garden Theatre, house which Is
sure 10 assert ne popularity whcucvcri can present any
tns that appeals the tastes and sympaties Of the
better class Bowery audience for whose convenience
! is not too far down town " Davy Crockett Is All
"dyihc play. tail OF salwar sentiment and the N-or
Gus romanucism Of the departed backwoods, and Mr.
Navo pla,s the hero OF the coonskin cap IN way thai
complete,, the h, art Of the gallery II Is the best
play " its Kind that has been offered TO tho pubic IN
many day and NJ MaYos acung IN tits really thought
nh AMI ful Of manuess aud spirit He viii be follow,
20 morrow evening by oliver Doud Byron with Ben Nc
Culoueh which is also an idy" a. idyls 80 Waiays
A Cooking PIT In Garret.
HUDsoH. Jan. 15-It was in regular old
Dutch garrett Hanging to the raiers was part Of bar
ness one or two dozen gourds. gray blanket some