The sun., 1890-01-16
TOPICS AT THE THEATRES.
a GLANCE At THE ENTERTAINMENT
THAT ARE NOT NEW.

THAT ARE NOT NEW.
The Formation OF ComPauies to Play "Tho
coudoIIers"-,Julin MarlOwe and Jans
stuart are Clever 0trls-How There
Came to Bo widow Bedstt"
Excess OF novelty at the theatres this week
has not harmed tho continued successes to any
extent. nor has 1t drawn from the east and
yzest side combination houses their usual at
tendants. Tho Still Alarm" has started
promisingly upon It's two weeks engagement
at the Peoples. Mr.. Lacy's ELUSIVE heroism
retains it's potency with Bowery audiences and
the educated fro horses still serve to bring
about situation as dramatic and as realistic
as any the east side stage is ever called upon
TO applaud Katie Blancke. the new leading
actress in the cast, is careful and competent
Up at JacoEs's Third Avenue. Annie Ward
Tiffany and George II. Edeson have revived
the success Of Shadows Of a Great City" and
renewed their own triumphs, which, indeed.
have had a great deal to do with tho prolonged
life OF this melodrama. Rose Tiffany. who now
\ impersonates the heroine. indicates an i'm
1 lproved degree OF power and intelligence. She
Lis young and a comparative novice. and she
will bear watching.
Variation In the fortunes, or misfortunes, OF
the New Comedy is made by this weeks airing
n OF Tho Mascot" The opera Is not we'll sung.
and it has, moreover, been put on with damag-
inghaste. Louise Searle once a comic opera
favorite. Is the chief singer. A study OF the
history Of this theatres ventures OF late years
pfoduction wSl ton on on its stage far brighter pre-
sentaon Of melody is that to be heard il at the
Amberg where Strauss's venetian Nights
ess 1Ss w2h Al tS ssfBHioS Bos Midnight Bell has
opened It's. months stay with many indiea-
at that theatre. Dainty Maudo Adams Is as
Charming rs ever, and Richards y bar is Canhed aat
seen again TO advantage.
Tuesday evening was skipped in the repre-
sentstions Of AS You Like It" at Daly's In or
der to perform "Seven-l wenty- Eight 10
Rousefp Of subseribers. i was smooth and and
sense will be performed on Tuesday next
At tho Harlem Opera House, which now has
Marie Wainwrights transfer OF Twelfth
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frank A. Howson. musical director at the
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the music not drawn from English sourceA
There were souvenirs at Proctor's last even
ing to celebrate the l5Oth representation OF
Shenandoah"
Manager John Stetson has !, completed the
al and dit It viii appear at the Amphion Academy,
in Brooklyn. during the week beginning Feb;
aS this a1a the nnG 5GuRs T To
Boston, where arrangement have been made
for prolonged season Of the tho new @ opera u at
performers have been secured, the selections
having been made Tor stetson by E: Z, Rice.
matter OF wages. Harriet Avery-Strakosh
wife OF Edgar strakosh. and an ex-member Of
Cee Ellis vile OF Harry s. Blake. and whose
desertion Of the footlights was NOT permanent; ;
John Clark Otherwise known MS siGnor Broco-
llni; Emma Mabella Baker and George Brod-
Sf Sfes WIZ snG Hna are n S
party. Schroeder is to be the business mana
Sp Sto troabie % with II G an actresses husband not long
ugo. He is still suffering considerably from the
which in the u shspe Of fp long and deep cut
across one cheek, he will probably carry
In the company which David Henderson has
put together to sing The, Gond9hers" west
ward, the prima donna will be that gay little
adomesteated Chicago wifec-Mrs. W H, Nor
esny IsnH as ars s'RFS s. Rabo Gr%Ss@ Jossp9
Fanny Edwards. all OF them well known here.
Graham, who seems to have, retired from the
ussa 70 at pc he e
Madison Square and Iyceum; Myers has been
in be- the as snf Won VIII
funny partner in Erminie." Daboll has man
aged to lose money in commercial pursuits
eince lie left the Casino and went TO Boston, to
retire from tho stage His misfortunes have
been numerous, but he stands them brayely.
Everybody who recognizes the improvement
IN J9a MdroTGs 4StinG F ri m1st admit fhst sas
Hss1 s She t Sops Is great Sorkor
evidently. and her devotion ITO to her err art t seems TO
Sa be IN d sG%Pe She bH shs nSturaS rs not OF
somewhat retiring disposition. modest In
speech, and gentle In manner; but p probably, Iy,
from the social eayety OF actresses is that she
recognizes the Stern demands which ,profes-
almost rigorous in its routine. She is fond of
ride spirited horse. as many % Gentra PARK
equestrian has observed, She ,pursues her
asserts that she dovoies three hours Sc each day
to q reading Of the plays In her repertory. and
Full another hour to voice training.
Opinion as to Miss Marlowes beauty was d.
vded among Monday nights audience, which
faw her IidrihPnid. Her profile is delicate. but
not classic; nor are her limbs OF that fine length
which lends itself so we'll 10 statuesque posing.
Her voice will be more musical and less metal
lie n lew years and her elocution, will then
be most agreeable. Her mouth is large. but
her eyes are thoroughly and artfully capti-
Vatng; so that the elements Of negation do not
oVerbalance those OF affirmation in vote
upon her comeliness.
The lively young woman who helped i'm
portantly to make an all-round success OF
The Senator at the Star for MIR. Crane was
an utter surprise to nine out OF every ten per-
sons In the audience. She was on the pro-
sramme as Jane Stuart" but there were
hundred Tammany politicians in the, house
%h3 70 knew hor TO be the, daughter Of Maurice
aud al important chief in the wlgwam. There
Is q great deal Of promise In this young actress.