The sun., 1889-11-10

lifts nonsense into intense. II not serious
sderaon The prospect of uninterrupted success for
tho evening bill at the Madison Square leaves Manager
Palmer free start hopefully his series of daily matt
nees of Little Lord Fauntleroy" and tho first ones
will bo given next Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday. and
Friday That will be tho order as long as
the rather novel, but by no means unprece-
dented experiment be made profitable. Aunt
Jack will be reserved the regular Saturday matt
nees. These "Faunteroy" afternoons will show In
wae EddnRer Liute Lord Tho lad lie the son Of
Lawrence EddiuGer, experienced and worthy actor
T. Henry French sent wale out some months ago and
he successful In the support lsabelle Evesson
Emily Lytton, II. Gilmour, =. r. NRckay. and Russell
Bassett A better "Fauntleroy" troupe has not been
in the city.
tits another Possart week. and another Possart
indeed. at the Amherg Tomorrow night the German
favorte will repeat his fine performance of ShyocA.
By and by AmberR's audiences will have for tho FIRST
time In this country Gustav Kadelhurg the comedian
and SchonthRnS collaborator the series OF com
edies which Daily has made famous in English. kade
burg will appear some ot his own plays notably Die
Behrumte Frau which rs current at Days as THE
Great Unknown"
"Under the Lash" ono of the east sides approved
dramas OF vigorous action and thrilling situations will
be seen again Jacobss Third Avenue this week.
Walter s. Sanford young actor OF good qualifications
iS is star. Next week Pat Rooney will open Pats
wardrobe" which ID almost wholly song and dance.
Bessie BOnehll, fastOrS ueWest lHporthtlOn'
justified his choice by drawing large crowds to his
theatre and pleasing them In pronounced degree EX.
pert opinions In variety circles confess that she easily
the leader In her style of work She viii not appear
elsewhere than at Pastors and there she STAYS a
month longer. Then she goes back to England. Others
on Pastors bill this week the BrahanG with their
EhadowRraphs; Kony anu Ashby, in "sceHeS in a
Chinese Laundry "a comic act Sheridan and
Flynn Irish dancers and singers; HOMELAND Doyle clog
dancers: Alexandra DsGmar, vocalist; Harry Woodson
and Laura Bennett negro sketch; Guyer and Goodwin.
eccentric act 40.
Tho chronicle of Shenandoah at ProctorB Twenty.
third Street Theatre Is repetition of the record OF
prior weeks full houses and maximum OF enhusiGs
tic approval for Bronson HOwards delightful play Its
setting on ProctorS stage hiss benefited 1t pictoriay.
Maude Granger. who has not played to us since Two
Lives Nibo's, several months ago"will have warm
wecome to morrow night the Peoples The side
adinres solidy. Her play VIII be arE Elite Hen.
derSons once familiar drAmatizaton Almost Llfe."
which Miss Granger travelled in ago pro,
ducnE It here and getting large OF favor
the leading role company has been put together
in her support and several OF It's members arc known
to be capable
Roster 4 Bials Concert Hall programme this week
contains Spsoaltss the chief 81 which
Frank Bush the dialect comedian; Rudolph. the
hute; the AurdsllG trapsEe performers; Harding and
All sid In their Chinese speciality Isabella Ward nStru
nentalsti Mile Price eccentric dancer DC. The NIL
itAry spectacle Our Army and NAVY" still interests
the bibuIouS Audienees while solomon'S hurlssque
Faust on Time" with Jennie Joice HphtSta holds
Its own. the uSIAl concert takes place tonight