The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09
FOOTLI0HT FLASHES.

The "Mugan Guard Ball" continues 70 draw full
houses At the Theatre Comiquc
Bunnelrs American Museum announces an unusual list
Of attractive curiosues for this week
new comedy Is announced this week atTony Pastors
and brilliant array Of speciality artists
Those rreverent persons the San Francisco Minstres
presume to announce the hrst week Of His Mud scow,
Pinafore"
Mr. Frederick Paulding new aspirant win seek fame
In the Fools Revenge at the Lyceum Theatre on the
nth instant
Little Red Riding Hood will be produced at the
Aquarium this week in style that will be particularly
attractive to the younger people,
"Pnafore," much improved and with some new ar
lists inrusted with Of the leading parts, will con
time its at the Lyceum Theatre.
Two very small people Gen Mite and Miss Lucia Ear
ate will be exhibited this week at Masonic Hall The
little Zaratc is ~ years Of and weighs but pounds
I'll NJ & Pnatore finds the Brooklyn harbor pleas
ant ride in She weighs and shifts to the
Brooklyn Academy on Monday night from the Park The.
atre.
Messra Piliot and McKcevers drama Of Nathan Hale
or the Martyr Spy OF the Revolution will be continued
this week at the Bowery In conjunction with It the
Shoemaker Of Toulouse" will be produced
I'll NJ 2. Pinafore " will Ne produced this week at
Eiblos Garden Theatre, with design 10 mpart the
beauties Of that work at popular prices to the pop
uaon Of the region lying Immediately to the eastward
Maggie Mitchell play is TO be the attraction for
the Brooklyn Park Theatre patrons this week The piece
IL called "Flosam and Jetsam" and the scene Of 1t Is
laid In Normandy. Its author. Mr. L. r. shewe. Is to
| appear In the cast
| Mr.. Julian r.. Ralph OF the World editorial stan has
nearly completed play Of "contemporaneous human
interest" which will probably In due time he par
uculary mentioned in connection with Its production at
one OF our theatres
"Ours" will remain at waliacks Its popularity is
far greater than could possibly have been expected and
the new play Is consequently postponed Mr. wallack
Mr. ooehlan, and Mr. Gilbert are an irresistible trio and
| the play was never better given than tits now.
Mr. John Il. owens enters the last week Of his sue
cossul at the Park Theatre The admirable
representations OF THE Victims" and Scion shingle
appear to satisfy the public well that there will be no
change In the bill and both will BE- continued until the
end OF this week
Saturday night 18th inst Aconcert viii be given
at ChicEerins Hall by Albert d. Hubbard pianist lie has
been stud ing piano for the last with his
grandfather j. Doeher elder brother Of the wcllknown
pianist and composer. Theodore Dochler lie was pu.
pill ofyon Bulow during that pansrs stay in this country
Nine lima de Murska's fifteenth Sunday concert will
he given At the Grand opera House this evening. She
will sing for the FIRST time In the mad scene from
LucA," with flute obligato by Mr. Werner She will
also give the polonaisc" from "Mgnon" and a duo
from Don Pasouale " with Nile selvi Several other
eminent artists will appear including Tagiapetra and
| susinL
| There are twenty "Pinafores~ in commission this
week and there Is end to the demand for admirals
| and captains and bum boat women who can sing Her
Maestys navy IL formidable opponent Of her MJesys
hitherto inVncblc opera Its be hoped that the dis
unguished Colonel Of the latter onterains narrow
class prejudice against the officers Of the former and their
sisters, Ac.
This will be the last week Of Mr. John A. Stevens and
| his drama. Unknown" At the Globe Theatre nnan.
cay has been very successful and there need be no
hesitation about describing II As remarkable dramatic
production, as well one in which Mr. stevens Is en-
ablcd to give such an exhibition Of his .-yscal and
mental powers must be intensely gratifying 10 him a..
an author and an actor
| To morrow evening Mr. joaquin Mer's drama
~ MEXICO will be produced at the Grand Opera House
| Nine. Won siamwik assumes the character II Hpat
n,sHo brave ardent. impusvc Mexican lady OF for
tune devoted TO the Empire There are other MeNcans
oiicisl and ecclesiastical, among the persons u the
drama and proper admiSturo Of the American and
liucrnian for purposes that will probably be obyiou,
enough.
Al the PIN Avenue Theatre tomorrow evening II
: ruaforc will be brought out, after week II vors
careful PREPARATION Mr. Max Mar, tick will lead tie or
chc.tra ard the artists who will appear practsd 10
aud familiar with their several parts and will doubles
give a very finished and pleasing performance Of th'
piece. irwin be preceded by A Kiss In the Dark II
which some OF the members Of the Fifth Avenue com
pauy will appear
Miss Anna Dickinson will repeat her lecture on TN
Stage this evening the FIN Avenue Theatre. while
VI Harkins has kindly placed at her disposal Ms
Dickinson does tins al the urgent request OF largc nun
her o members Of the dramatic profession, upon whom
the lecture IN question has produced very marked in
preston ltisay'ry honest sincere and heartfelt ~
zeal which Is all the more cn,cuyo because Miss Die
inion has position from which 10 speak with prope
emphasis and knowledge and It IL not matter Of
prise that there should be not little show " proio
recognition and esteem Of Il IN Consequence Miss Dies
nsons audience tonight will doubtless be large. and
viii also be largely composed Of proie ssiona people.
The following programme will be gwen this evening
sicnway Hall; octet Rubinstin. for piano. violin
viola. ,ioloiccilo double bass, hutc clarinet horn b.
Nessrs Franz Rammcl. Arnold. Gramm. Werner Lowacs
W,iucr. Boz han. and rcrcr. "sous." Miss Laur
schrneri "Gvps, Melodies Pablo sarasate. Mr. mchar
Arnold. E,cmn- Song u srhumaun. ami Turkl.
March. Ruins OF Athens l. Beethoven by the Ne,
YORK PAIN .rno ME clubs "stuns QutrtctNo .. Gmuor.
BarSiuitw ycmrnts Anianc con mD 60 and Giyutt
tcgtetfc Tor $40 Nion. viola and ,ioiouc no. Mcssr
Arnold. Gan 'Stcfe Grlmm aui Werner. ''GonduIcrl.
and "Tlmnt.lle" " YcncHa e Napo't" List ty Nj
Frank Rummd; "soue,' Ms. Laura schirmer "Miuuct
B'cchcriu Cor two Niou- viola Nuouc, DO. aul doubt
bass Messrs Arnold Dau,4uers, G4amm. Werner an
LoNHck