The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12

new In Arcadia this week viii be q prise nehs setvssu
"Corinne" and "fars-waGr the comedian. strictly 40.
oording to the MARQUIS Of ouesnsberry rules, three
rounds to the nnish. A pretty and stylish chorus Of
fairies will attend a. referees
"Heart Of Hearts" 10 now pleasing the audiences At
the Madison Square, and Manager Palmer may vel, be
proud Of the manner In which he has trained his com.
pany. with the usual result OF success rev ardinR earnest
and conscientious endesvor to please. In consequence
OF Frederick Robinson being wanted for one OF Palmsrs
Jim the fenman' companies, the part OF xdrchs LAT
mer win DO ,ntrusted TO Thomas whiGen. whose name
for years was q synonyme for personal popularity at the
Madison Square.
Possar, remains at tho Thalia for a week of almost
nightly changes OF play.
"Psui knuvnr" ia to be the Standards play n number
u weeks longer. New Aotors viii succeed Bsworth.
billiard. varrey, Lille Eidridge. Louise Rial. and Adele
Belgrade In the cast NJ the close OF their respective c.n.
tracts Steele Mackaye himself will play kdhrdr amer
Haworth's departure, which viii occur Feb ia. For the
new heroine Msckaye has = dtbu,an,e, said TO DO q
society darling aud au amateur of promise.
Prot. Weston will repeat his "Bxtr.ctsr lecture At
Pooie's tonight
This week ut Niblo's. and one or two weeks following.
for that matter, had been ret apart long ago for Mckee
Rankin's much'taiked.sbout spectacular Macbeth
But with Harry Miners withdrawal - financial spon.
sor. and the subsequent Brooklyn failure Of the produo-
ton, . city engagement became insxpedient, and 30 Its
contract for Siblo's was cancelled without much dim
Guilty. Tho ntst thing to iii Its place 10 Check H." BY
tho Mestsy Vaughn company. which last night TER.
minated . month at the Star. Five weeks Of = farce
comedy like Check ~ " make . record worthy OF note.
Next " eek the Boston Idoais will 20 into Nibio'a-
PASTORS bill for tile current week promises the Ksr.
neilss variety company. a wslloreanized and extensive
combinationh headed by Harry and John KernelL two Of
the best Irish comedians the vaudsvi!los have produced
In late yeara Both nurse ambition to star In farce
comedy At no distant day. They separate at the end OF
hts q and ~ In litnir that onathar ~Asr an . at
least one Of the brothers in = fair way TO accomplish his
desire. Thoss who are with them In the present com.
pany are tho four Luciers, musical performers;
Queen Vasssr, n captivating anger and dancer;
tho Markoes MARROW and Regain, Smith and
BloodGood. Jenny Minco, Tom Lord. and half
. dozen others. Pastors present season of straight
variety will close about tho middle Of April and from
that time on during the spring and summer the house
will be run by various minor combinations Its business
manager, Harry sanderson. will look after these troupss,
while Pastor himself will mako another European trip.
He has renewed his lease of tho cosey little theatre for
another long term of yenrs-a piece Of news that will be
pleasant to every New Yorker who likes an occasional
night OF vaudeville fun, refined. and particularly with
out the Interpolation of intermissions for drinks.
Tomorrow night Manager Rosenquest, at tho Four.
teenth Street, will begin a season OF comedy with n. c.
Goodwin. Jr, rs Mr. Goltgaty in Lend Mo Five shil.
lings" and Cdrro,udv Bones in turned Up" both now
familiar roles in Godsiwin's repsrtory. His engagement
IL for two weeks. His support il little. IL any. changed
since his former appearance here. After Goodwin. Ro
land Reed will give Tho Woman Halter :" Its Now York
introduction.
Hermann. tho pre..idisitateur. . finished and grace
full performer. a. everybody must know by this time,
will provide the entertainment at the Fifth Avenue this
week and next He does all his tricks dsftly. and prob
ably nobody has ever known him to bunKie. His wife
will, As usual, assist him; and he will impart novelty to
his return visit hereby doing . couple OF illusions called
BLACK Art and Le Cocoon" These were discovered BY
Mrs. Hermann in Europe last summer. and Il IL prom.
ised that they will stsrtlo their beholdsrs
Phnuppotea ux's painting Of the battle Of Gettys
burg Is . city sight not to DO missed BY visitorA and one
that every resident ought to DO posted upon.
The Eden Musee's winter patronage 10 declared BY the
management to be larger than In any previous year. The
Hungarian orchestra Ii an important factor In this result
Annie Piziey's engagement at the Windsor is to DO her
last appearance in New York this season. She will DO
seen again as Ruth Homeceb in The Descon's Daush.
ter" Q role In which she has well won several city sue
eesses already. Conspicuous In her support still Is MI
chael c. DAILY. who plays Deacon Homeueo very much a.
Denman Thompson plays josh WhIconh. Next week the
broad humor Of "A farlor Match " will DO revived BY
Evans and Hoey, agile and unetuous comedians
cromwelrs illustrated lecture at the Grand tonight
will be all about ireland. He will talk Of its cities ts
scenery, and Its natural curiositisA and his discourse
viii DO a. humorous ~ It will BE- picturesque.
The recital by Sidney woollett At the Madison Square
tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock will BE- Devoted To
"Much Ado About Nothing" O.
Frank Daniels's FIRST cas-, side engagement since he DO.
cA"o . s.A IN y '"a.o' III" ~ .0ep''s
where Little Puck" will DO acted with as much vivaet
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Modjeska said goodby TO New York last evening
Stephen F.skes interesting "reminiscences of Modjeska's
Now York debut published in last Sundays Sur, has In
duced another theatrical writer to tell about the famou,
actresses first work in America She had been acting in
Poland since 1851. Two of her brothers wero actor. q
third was q mu.ician and conductor. and her sister wal
an sctress, During four years from the time Of he,
debut she was not separated from these relatives. Il
was while she was leading actress In the III eatrc in era
- p.I.,d i, ,aaa ,h., an. ma, po,.n,. whon .h,
COW. rolaho- IN 1900 that she mot noLeh'A whom su'
welded about 1883. Subsequently, she went to Warsaw
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