The sun., 1889-11-24
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In the odieakA ana wilson BarreV ohhnRes OF
programme this week there certainty Of interesting
and evan valuable entertainment Booth viii separate
his work from that OF NodjeakA on the BroAdways
stage he rsvvinR The KinE's PooL" and she appear
ins for the time hsre In three years or the
romantic heroine Of "DOnna Diana" Booths Bertuc
elo has for several decades excited practical unanmy
Of praise and there has been time when q re-
production OF Tom TAyors strong play has not been en-
joysd By Booths audiences The role OF the hupshback
Jester calls upon its impeTsonaor for brilliant acting
in wheh veor must be sustained 70 the end There
are no moments in the piece which will permit
sssness on Booths part and 70 those Of his admirers
who now and Discern with regret traces wsar
and monotony In his methods will be sure Of
avoidance Of that fault 10 The Kings Fool" "Donna
Diana" IL DR.. westand Marntons treatment Of cid
spanish play in which the love element is gentle and
the Dialogue dainty ModjsSka has already proved her
self unoommonly happy in her Interpretation OF the
title role On the whole this week at the Broadway
may the Of the Booth Modjeska
Wilson Barrett resorts to "The Silver King" fer his
third production at tue Fifth Avenue eonndsnt that
New York must applaud him, or else contradict the
London verdict long ago pronounced In his favor The
drama ia confessedy unworthy material for the talent
Of an actor whose aim To 10 high Its prolonged
service on has placed 1t almost beyond the
limit OF interest," and with any other than Barrett to
bring II forth its revival h this hour could not he
seriously considered But there reason to expect that
Barret OF the anguish and rsmorss OF Wted
Denver will present strOng points for approval
BESIDES the chance for comparison 10 excellent for we
have yet vivid memories Of the Denper OF oproond
Tearle Of Frank BanRs Of Carl HasWin, and few
others Miss Rasuake will be the fearful Nellie, and
George Barrett will have specially conGenia role
After The silver King" we may look for revival Of
elite"
"The Candidate has Demonstrated capital strength
a. \ good medium for the wyndham tun makerS and 10
may last throughout their engagement at PaimsrA
Tho audiences have been Of handsome size from the
n.. sltA vtaVa vrill hA IA IA
and crying It On" with wyndham in both; and on
Dec Burnands new comedy "Ths Headless Man."
will be acted tnrst time In AmerieaL
constanr. ponitEa prima dsnna who has been wen
beraided. will make her American appearance tomor-
row night in "Mignon at the Amberg. sireitmann and
Anna RsRel will be In the cast Posaart remains how
ever. and during tho week he will appear In Die
BiuthoehEeit" and The Merchant Of Venice"
An effort in mnstrepy that in points OF expense and
magnitude has had parallel in city theatre will
culminao At the Grand Opera House this week. Hrep
resens the temporary consolidation OF the two CleVe-
land Havery troupe both Of which have been on tours
Of the country In each company there aro about nifty
performers and the combination means an array Of
Four Of tho end men are the best paid wits In the
burnt cork business. They are Billy Emerson, Bully
Rice W. P. sweAtnRm. and Hughey DouEherty. II is
hard 10 account ClevelAndB coup In bringing his
troupes thus together, unless Is that he wants to es
tablish new record He 10 certainly putting in the
nhAdo of the HavoTly VontureA and IN their oAy
they were amazingly daring. At the Grand there 10
,ure,v OF crowded audenceH and indeed Cleveland will
need them. for his pay Soi will be huge The eonsO
dated pro4ramme will name about nfty singers in the
part and the olo Will present nearly all the Japa
nsso I'm tbis country for Cleveland has had
corner on them ever Aimee his irst of them DEM
onssrnted their value es minstrel adjunct 1t will po
= show worth looking at
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tho perm mont establishment Of Lew Dockstadsr with
singing AZ realv hne feature ana plenty OF humor IN
black. DocktaderB preparations for his comic opera
departure not far enough along to justify trial OF
tho venture until late this "osi therefore ne con
tnue last weeks BILL with some changes In the songo
and sketches. OF the new venture he expects much
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with the Martine!li pantommtstA who will play twenty
weeks next season at tho Academy OF Music rTaheo"
Ia Banch Joins the company In this CITY. lie IL con-
juror who performs some astonishing tricks and exposes
the manner In "hioh they are done ny AL the great
magiciAns. Tomorrow mRht begins the thuo anu last
week OF the engagement Al the foufteensh streetoy
the Howard Atheneum star company. LsrEe aa'
diences nave oeon the rule brunin' tne freheh
funny man IL much easier than no was on
his opening night purhG tho coming "eok
there wiz 90 an ohtroy ohAheea Pf'srammo'
George fhateher Aooeni ana ~IAy, "ooa ana Snep
pard. tho Irwin sisters wilton ana nora contoy anu
FOX Dutch DAY. mite iua heAh' ana 'ne o'nets WIN
appear In new speoiAtes' Al tue CONCLUSION Oh 'ho
performance on SAtofaAy hiSn' 'no company VIII HA'
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time on record In ordsr 70 open A. on
sunday night fohowins them AZ the fo"tsoeh'h
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There will be sounds OF reyery at tho Bou this week
with Rolnnd Reed I'm .Ths Woman Halter" As the mas
tar of cersmonies Samuel Brdg the fanciful charAo
upon whose eecentrc lima the Author OF this bright
and ingenious comedy has hung so many laughing nci