The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-04

travel many IIsn Generally he 10 lucky. too year
pro he chased on 70 an utofthe.way part Of rennsy
vania where II was rumored there were "tronuets
in pool" and nshsd all day unsuccsssfully in cold
rain Just AZ no winding up his reel In
despair he hooked :hrss pound beauty but he couldnt
land IT, II turned and twisted, and doubled and AtASt
i'm prsonsd itself IN the bottom OF the stream by wind
ing the anglers line around the stump Of submerged
ire. Murphy was in despair lie had reputation 10
maintain The hotel folks knew he was out fishing and
he couldn't possibly 70 back empty handed Tolandthe
trout by ordinary was out OF the question fethe
caught the How did he do it lie declares with the
utmost soiemnity that he took of his olothoa spRshed
into thu stream and landed his FISH after actual hand
tohand contest II not angling but Murphy
caught his trout and a bad cold besides
Its seventh and finishing month finds The Charity
Bali" astili potent play at the Lyceum Nowhere III
city theatre 10 there this time better acting nor 4"
there he found drama that leaves more distinctly
pleasurable impression upon ts spectators. The Ly
ceuIn'a unexcelled company have amply earned the
vacation they about enjoy They will rest after
fortnight more until the middle Of August Gilleues
revival of The Private Secretary will be seen on the
Iyceum stage in few weekG and itt 10 accepted 40
heartily tho rSt production Of tho comedy was Mt
the Comedy and Madison Square hve or six years ago,
there may be = month or more OF 1t here
Rosna voIes does not yet need to change her agree
able programme at Daly'G awakening" INV Lord
in Livery" and the Jolly "Circus Rider" mako mp
triple bill that Possesses uncommonly good features OF
polite fun making. combined with touch OF the seri
Gus in life Miss vokess Fhyety IL so abundant how
ever that company in the sober little play. Awhk
enng do not at all Offset tho impression OF mrthtuh
meas gained for the entertainment a. whole.
AIreadyhe closing OF theatres IL sign Of the seasons
finish. The Park is with bolted doors this week. and
perhaps may remain dark all summer. 1t vaguely
limited that this theatre to be extensively renovated
and redecorated that It may be on par with other
Hoo diva hou In mi of
nue. in Harry Miners possession, will At once pass
into the hands Of the architect who to remodel 1t ana
make It as handsome so Miner ravs as any theatre In
It IL certainly bound to play an important part
IN next seasons amusemenS for It viii have stars Ike
the KendAS among itsvisItora The house sadly need'
repair IierrmRnns Theatre to rupersedo Dockstaders
will DO another much improved house.
The hrst annual waercoor exhibition in the art gal
lery at the Bden Music 10 well under way ovor 100
paintings including Of the best efforts OF leading
American artists and comprising most varied assort-
OF subjects have been submitted for public view
The representations Of typical American scenery arc
in the majority The final performances of tho VennesN
female and the hungarian dancing girls In the
main hall are at hand Brdeyi NRcZ,s band, the wax
works, and the mySntynE chess au,omaton remain
Natural Gas" 10 making the conventional round OF
the combination theatres its power TO please having
gained rather than lost during Its recent stay at tho
Fifth Avenue. At the Grand Opera House tomorrow
It OF tho class OF farces best liked tho west side
and is playerG ponnelly Grard, Mark Sullivan and
the others all wolLknown to the Grands patrons
near visitor to the Grand Is Roland Reed in The
Woman Halter" After him the English grand opera
season will start For this venture there have
been engaged several notable singers This evening
concert will be given by Gimores Band, Mrs Blanche
Stone Barlow, Henry Kooke, Ida Klen, and T.
o'Mahoney.
Good old times will be recalled at Nibos this week II
the rocouciled and once more united Kiralfys mako
good all the promises put forth for their revival OF
Around tho World In Eighty Days" They have en-
gagged a dramatic force and tho ballet people will
be numerous and we'll drilled. FrAucescina Paris
who is capital ana legitimate premiere will ro
appear, and of course she will win renewal Of her
nrst here The kiralfyB use the PletC connolly
dramatzAtion OF verneS romantic tale and 1t has tho
merit OF much consistency and strength as can be
compressed into what is properly spectacle. II tho
familiar piece shall be accepted heartily as the XII
rafys expect IL WILL there may be month or more Of
1t at NibloG
An experiment of summer opera is to be started nj
Hammersteins Harlem house this week. Conrod'B
troupe, heard with considerable pleasure at Nibo's
few months ago. will siny The Kings Fool" for the
first tune up town. and upon verdict OF the audi
during tho three weeks rests the plans for
the theatres entire summer IL there is demand for
more Of It. light opera will continue there long as
people pay to listen to It, Conreid 10 excellent
ganizer. a thorough musician and weltversedstaRe
director lie not likely to slight his entertainment in
The cast OF his present company includes
OF those who sang NibloS though Della Fox is
no longer In the troupe
East sders will see Booess Baby" for the FIRST time
this week At the PeopeA Kate Claxton going TO play
It before Miners generally mpressonAble audiences,
and her reconstructed company will have Charles a.
Stevenson for one of its members The comedy was
better liked at the Madison Square than II was out OF
town. but It may Just suit the fancy of the Peoples
folks Next week Matte vckeu will be the star this
theatre in Charles GAyer's od.timo play "JAcQuine;
or Paste and Diamonds" Miss yckers has bOen in
the city very often IN late years. but elsewhere there
many more popular BoubretteS Following her At
the Peoples will come Adele PaynS production OF Tho
Dead Heart which cannot fail TO DO of interest since
It will have Robert Landry in Joseph whselock and
able LdtoT in Henry AVelnE to nothing Of Miss
PGynB pertinent the heroine II in this tuFRd
but still useful mslodrAmG that Nelson whsatcroft and
Adelino stAnhoEs hrst forced New York mAnAgerSt TO
take notice Of them
Lost In New York" play that unites the elements
OF realism ASm and sensationAiSm will be revived
90 BowsTY notice 20 morrow night At the Windsor. It's
tank attachment and is Brooklyn bridge scene are It's
chief claims upon the popular taste The actors are
necessarily subordinate these effects Of the
cATpsntOrA But the windsor'S audiences know good
thing In mslOdrAmA when they 81. and. Growers
play has already had east side end0rssment 1t will
doubtless pass q pleasant week. Alexander sAivuiiS
OF the stars r. play Manager HuFhAs house DO
lore the close Of the season which 10 not far assay.
Joseph J. DoVlias and sadie HASsou who have IRE
ausBtiy played 1t east and side thsStfss 81
JAeobSS Third Avenue this week Their TspsrtoTy has
ioBE had for its chief PLAY Edward A Locke IDslo
drama "kObodTs Claim &" story Of wsSts m daring
and conventional Villsny This Siil be revived al
JAoobss and there gill also 10 production u The
Red spider Shisb compensatory RsS Tie
DSWliRE company seems TO be veil made up DoUiung
int an afta