The sun., 1889-11-10
NEWS or THE TBRArREs.

Ons OF the oleverest ana brondoet men that sat In
EnRlAnd,s Parliament Justin Huntley Mccarthy sue
ceeded ive years aEo In hitting Charles wyndham
with comedy that has withstood constant usage and
st holds place Of honor in the wyndhan rspertory
The CANDIDATE" 4" 10 bthetpla New York will have II
for the nrst time tomorrow night At Palmsra and
there will be no absolute novelty the audiences
will BE- large and handsome, without = doubt
"Tbs Candidate" 10 = transfer from the French, and
t is not MoCarthy's rut instance OF dramatic borrow
ing But in his dainty version of Theodore de Ban
vies "Femme de Socrates" he did not show himself
70 be serve inatAtof 20 In "The CanddAse IL may
be confidently expected that no has not too closely
lowed HE original which IL lie Deput6 de Bombignac
OF Alexandra Bsspn. When Coquelin was ct Almer's
he put forth Bissons piece and in II he made one of
ha best successes The French play was intro
ducsd at the FrancaiA In May, 1884 Six months
later wyndham produced The Candidate" at his
criterion Americans who follow its complications will
probably nd that in way II recalls the Rev Edward
Everett Hale sstory, . Ny Double, and How He Undid
Me-" Its performance Al Paimor'a will bring wyndham
forward in airy role, and also enable Judge
Mary houreE capabilities better than was possible in
''DAvid Garrek" Tho unctuous BlAkey aud the droll
Giddons will have oonRenial assignments This is the
second weak of the Wyndham engagement at Pamer's.
Il Is to last six weeks in all After that ahan get
NAnsnelds Richard Ill.," and long spell of 1t, too,
from all nccoun It Ia already evident that this dar
ing ani expensive shakespeareau essay moving other
cities, to their profoundeht intellectual depths-
When Nell Burgess TOOK 'Tno county Fair " from tho
stage IL we'll shat Barnards
homely but honest play had begun to wear its well
como out with Nav York thaatreyoers. II went away
months soon. Now 1t comes back TO stay az lonRiRs
the public may wish and though 1t will have a
home it ought to renew with is success At
the Union Square tomorrow night It IL sure to he
placed upon the stage with all the pcturesquoness and
ndety to tho rural which made It admirable
photograph at Proctors; and surely 1t cannot ose
any Of itH comic favor in this renewal, for Bur.
Ress IA still in the petucoats of the lovable old
spnster Nor is the onst much changed In any other
roles The pronise OF tovin and clean entertainment,
therefore cannot be Questioned All that remains to be
demonstrated the theory that this town will have It's
MI OF good thing wherever II may bo found Manager
Hil regards The County Fair tho actual opening
of his regular season. All tile previous of his
theatre havo been lessees for the time being In this
ventura however no is substantially concerned and all
his wslLknown energies will be directed to make 1t
lasting hair Nothing is under contract with the
Union Square for this season. a. q,
OF less recent recollection as a revival will como
"Tho Exes" at Eiblo's tomorrow night This melo.
drama Of siberian horrors ia probably the greatest
ceasion victorien Sardou made TO the earlier de-
nnd for BensRtion realism In his work In Paris
had lohs fn and IN thS country half do1en years
ago it topic Of wonderment than Of admira.
ton. because it stupendously heavy piece to put
on the stage In three cities its first night waxed
several hours into morning before its last
acted
he sent It after encouraging period at his
Boston Theatre The present revival at his hands and
duplication Of the completeness Of the original scenic
outfit may reasonably be expected. The company 10
necessarily large There will be three wsoke Of The
Exiles" after which "Kajauka" new spectacle will
reign for six weeks
For the nfth week of the BoohModjeska term at the
Broadway there Is q continuance of Hamlet" up TO
Saturday night, when Don Caesar de Bazan" and
MARY Stuart" yesterdays matinee bill. will be
peated. II 10 good testimony to Booths Hdmet that
last weeks audiences were tho best OF the engage
mont far The performance of Saturday night Dec.
Z. ends this notable season. Between that date and
Jan. ~. when Lawrence Barrett produces "Ganelon"
for the first tmo in this city, the Broadway will have
the London Gaiety buresQuers In their newest trav
esty Barretts "Ganelon" is going to surprise his
friends and perhaps confound OF his critcs In
Chicago 1t has excited lively praise for its pictorial
completeness, we'll for Barretts impersonation
OF the central character. That it made n financial
triumph another feather in the cap of the native
dranatis Otto HeEner the boy pianist gives another
recital at the Broadway on Tuesday afternoon.
Dull moments few in Later On" albeit the lively
sometimes far into the domain of buresque
to suit refined taste Tho skt will end its three weeks
tho Bou next Saturday night Four earlier visits to
town. of them to Broadway even. have dulled
the popular demand for the piece. since the Biou has
been fully occupied most Of the time. Tomorrow
night John 7. Kelly the Irish median will have
new songs i'll his own rich brogue. Kelly will leave
Later On after this engagement, taking his wife who
is Flora Zanfreta on tho programme, along with him.
Perhaps this secession results from difference of opn
ion to the identity of the real star of the farce Some
of Kelly friends have pursuaded him to believe that he
10; but Halen and Hart. who foot tho bills and divide
the profits think otherwise. Hence the parting Next
week William A. Mestayer and his wife. the pleasing
actress and better singer known as Theresa Vaughn,
will offer reconstructed version Of the farce long ago
familiar The Tourists In p. p C." decade has
passed since Mestayer began TO accumulate wealth with
pioneer of bosterous plays and he has taken
1t up again in his he has
found anything like success TO equal It. 1t will be at
the Bijou only week Tho subject OF Pref Cromwells
lecture at the Biiou tonight will he "ftaly the Art
Land" New views of the chief Italian cities will Illus
rate chat and there will bo especial reproduo-
ton of pictures Of famous statuary and paintings
ta poor week in the dramatic that does not
develop novelty of sort at one another
Of tho east side theatres Tho Windsor been con.
spicnously prolific OF things during the past
seasonR This Weea adds its offerings OF Unfamiliar
plays nolodrama called "Duvar'' brasenty announced
the work of Tom RckettG English actor. who 10
its star and stranger to the metropolitan
stage "Duvar" is an adaptation of that musty
old drama Belpheger, tho Moontebank." which
Frederick wardo il presenting In good shape.
Ricketts, TO have altered tho piece with free
haud enlarging Its opportunities for vaudeville inter
poations suit the talents of his company who
prise several performers OF that order. fa'.
A fortnight more of The Drum Major" will coSe 1t up
at the Casino. rehearinR OF "Rrmnie" viii he well
eoms, under the circumstances and there will be
interest tho old opera with Powers In Wilson's
Cddv and George DENIM as Marie Jansens success
Pauline Hall is luckily at hand to sing Ertie
OF yore The revival will extend over the holidays.
speedily thereafter look for the return OF the
" Brgands" company who are now Waiting the big
cities An Aronson company played at tho Academy of
Music In Jersey City in "Nud1y" and "Brmtnte" last
week, with Helen Lamont. Emma Hanley. Gtnevieve
Rogers. h. L. Graham Louis De Lange, and LIoya
Wilson in the casts. i'. b." ~.
More variety shows shows the stage this week
The How AthsnRum troupe come IN the Fourteenth
Street for their second city engagement this
George Thatcher. Wood and shepherd, Lottie Colns
Ida Heath and all others yet in tho party but
after this they will have to take second place for
lack of newness this trip and yield the honors
a French Groteaque and vocalist. whom Man
ager Harris engaged 4 fortnight sending him
in haste so that could make his first American bow
all frorn IN. morrnw night. Tho Howard peOnl0 will