The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-03-25

them q nrsmsus chorus By . dsub,s quartet Of male
veieea An the life and local color Of the piece win BE-
On view again. "Ths stu Alarm" was . profitable pro
ducuss Of last season At the Fourteenth Street and
Manager Rosenquest has confidence enough In Il yet 70
give Il q months return time Natural 0ss," . farce
sot yet seen In this city will follow,
Last Sunday Prot. Crom wel made . quick photograph
Of the entire audience At the brand Opera House, that
listened "a his lecture about ireland ana the irish. To-
night BY means Of the stereopticon. he win reflect that
picture upon . big screen as wind up to his lecture
about the Rhine and the hhiaiss country. There 10 .
bit Of yanAs 90 shrs v dness about the Professor, for nearly
everybody who was photographed will want 70 70 70
night and see how much he 10 battered.
me isoth performance OF I" Pete" which VIII occur a
Barrisan's on Thursday night WIN make an achieve
mont Of which the aetorauthor may well be proud All
through the run Of the drama the audiences have been
large. Pete" will continue during next month and .
little longer. Meanwhile Manager Martin " Hanlsy has
nnishsd the arrangements for the brief tour to follow.
The wax tabieau representing the late German I'm.
psror lying In state II one Of the most effective works
tho Eden Musee has shown. The place has been crowd.
Cd Of iate. The HUNGARIAN orchestra and the chess
player, Ajesb, continue to oner good Amusement
Notably amsnS all the seasons successes IL The
wife at the Lycsum. u win have its ioo,h oonssou-
tive performance TO- nsrrsw night A souvenir viii be
eiven and this 10 . case whore souvenir are justinahla
Melody whs sat ct the nrst ai6ht Of "Ths wife" e1-
psotsd Il would run hvs months Even sanguine man.
assial hope did not contemplate such . suocesA
which, nevertheless, has been amply deserved.
Tho enduring popularity Of the Battle Of Getty sburr At
the Fourth avenue and Nineteenth street circular struo.
turs 10 . cause for wondsrmeAt Tho exhibition ID
graphic and accurate, 80 competent Judges say.
Marrarss Ma,hsr's nrst city engagement this season
will sssin ., Nibio's 10 morrow nixht with I" Romeo and
Juliet" She will be seen - Jultet on Wednesday and
Thursday nights and At the matinee on Saturday. Tues
day evening she will devote 70 AuEustln paly's vsnisn
Of Reese that's Deborah" long known - Leah, the
Foraker" Al the Wednesday matinee she will b
Pauline In "Ths Lady Of Lyouh" On Thursday The
Hsnsymsou" will be the play, and on Saturday sirht
Macbeth" Frederick Paulding 10 stnl Miss Mather's
leading actor. He has travelled with her several sea
soma Mines Lsvick and Mr Sol Smith. old timers well
remembered. are In her support Following Miss Mathor
Riblo's will have An important revival Of Delsres"a
spectacular form Of sardou's play. "fatrio," which will
bring back to the city stage. for . brief time. Eleanor
Carey and John Newton uotthold, both Of whom were
liked here net long ago.
-uoodman Blind" with Frederick Do Bellsvile and
Viola Allen leading, shifts from the Grand TO tho Pee
pies this week. Its east side reception Is likely to be
extremely cordial The dramk IL powerfully acted BY
its present company and the manner Of its staging Is
generally acceptable
The career Of the theatre now called the star has been
marked BY An unusual diversity Of entertainments com.
prtsins almost everything from German comic opera to
burnt cork minstrelsy. Until this week however. ne
vaudeville show, pure and simple has entered the
theatre. The demands Of that class Of playGoers who
like combination theatres nowadays have seemed to
Justify Abbey. schoensl 4 orau In renting the house for
zee to . variety 90 . rp. sSi,,ly 4 T. oI no. asnsr. I anewn
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sion Of which bv the way. was recently made known In
California winnsti'a company hays travelled for the
past two seasons with this piece, and throughout the cir.
cults they have been undeniably successful The play
10 not exactly new TO tho city. for IT. was done At the
Third Avenue two years ago or SO. 1t Wan originally
ley's appearance here. and II the Windsor contains Only
. 1.-THE Of his numerous city admirers |, WILL DO full. all
The week. Good peop'e are In hi! support, among them
Abbis Peircs and her husband. Harry Cotton and hat
old. time favor,te to the Eat Fanny Marsh. Next week
s.!ssu5y,s Troubsdop.s viii oseupy the Windsor with
production. and after that viii come the city christen.
janice N. Hardie arc the stars.
Harry Miner gives : good account Of enc Of Mark
TwAin's fean In stage Illusion as 4" being seemingly non.
plusssd. u was At the Academy Of Auslo In fhilsdsl.
pbiA on the occasion Of the Actors Fund BENEFIT Of
Lass. Tho houso was crowded. joseph Murphy had
given tho usvey ard scene from SHAUN Rhue." Tho
widower and his little son visit the grave OF his wife and
mother and TO throuKh some very pathetic 7" farewell
businesa" Adslay occurred after the Shaul Rhne had
s~orrowfuliy led bis offspring from the hallowed spot.
Mark Twain was TO come on next and read his ridicu.
ious tale Of " A Fish wife The dozen mounds, with their
crossss and head pieces that had been used to make up
the scene tn the GENE cry had NOT been removed, and
the Idea that the humorist would havs 10 read his non.
sense n 'neh .urrEuna,ss. caused i .n1isty. Twain was
Az .ppiains SIu1dsT "A s,sts m.n.ssmsa, seemed
mar. who had charge Of the sn,srtainment were