The sun., 1890-06-01

Manager Rossnquest eivss the use Of the theatre an
there will be a long programme OF volunteers b'
wards 10 JAcobss general manager and Marcus Jacob
IL son OF the multiple manager They Will Jointly eF
tsrtaln their friends at the Third Avenue on sunda!
night June "a II only one in ten OF the actors wa
have played the Jacobs circuit ~ one time or An
other forward for this bsnsnt the Third AVsnu
won't half hold them
In three weeks there will come end OF The Cit
Directory At the Biou The farce breaker OF rec
ordG No other chow put on the Biious stage ma
drawn the amount Of money night Tor night ne
other farcca play has run 90 long IN ne" YORK CITY
1ts iS0h performance will occur June iS ana on june
% the piece win be Withdrawn ana shipped 10 th'
| Paoino, where another hit may easily b" predicted
The Bou will be dark only for fortnight or 20 follow
ing because Mckee Rankin has the house engaged for
July production of THE Chnuck,"a play frequently
performed by him Of town, but quite new here lie
has engaged LaokAye, Miller, Kent Jennie feamans
and others for the cast which will also have Mabel Bert
| as lite chief actress
The shatchen runs on at the STAR and though there
are tales OF dssensons within in company tho out
ward effects are not important. Louis Morrison and
his daughter Rosabe out OF the cast as tho resut
| of n Enlargement Morrisons part vi" unworthy OF
him and he will lose nothing by its Abandonment Miss
Morrison had come to town with loud Western and
Southern prAiseN which did not Justify In her per
formance OF the hoyden JewesS In The shRtchen 1t
Is likely however that in serious roles aho
may appear to better Advantage. George Us
bourne. tho san Francisco actor 10 now
playing Morrson's part, while C. r. MontRino has
returned to tho cast as the American banker ". H.
Curtss drol portrayal Of Prtowskyis still tho life and
salvation OF the comedy. The star Is already in the
carpenters hands for i,s onspromi'ed alterations in
the lobby The Old box Office has been removed to the
Thirteenth street side and the gain OF space and com
fort In the main approach TO the houso 10 marked
Al the Standard there Is break in the course OF
money Mad" hackayes virile drama 10 undoubtedly
p1a far for Al,
sion 1t rrovokes any merit it may have play
The seventy NTH performance announced for June H.
and there will be souvenir Manager Hills tenhcity
offaith in Money Mad" is theme OF vonderment
among theatrical observers
While Carmencta 10 still the nagne, that draws
than half the asscmblages at Roster BiAls garden
she IL not the only attraction there variety show 10
anecessy at this peculiarly cosmopolitan rendezvous
OF beer and smoke which could not thrive otherwise.
Fashions freak has pronted 1t immense since Car.
meucta began TO dance there, but fashion is ncklo,
and koster& Ba guard against Its sudden deseriion by
constantly putting forward good show for their NOR
stable and perhaps more sagacious patrons in this
weeks change of specalties there are dozen clever
performers who have made reputation in tho v"nde
rileS Carmenctas wild hit is mystery and topic
among the theatrical guild
"Beau Brummel" is probable winner OF money and
reputation for Richard Mansfield II there had been
fear that tho generality OF pAygoerS would not accept
literary excellence chief merit in drama the past
weeks audiences have somewhat dSpelled the theory.
In sze aud In appreciation they have been enco raging
TO such an extent that months run of Fchs play
is not out of the question: Perhaps indeed Mansfield
may not care to take his proposed July rest in tho
midst OF success like this Al any rate. nothing 10
now heard OF Edmund Kean," Lord Dunmersey,' |
and the other novelties earlier spoken OF
Tho Lyceum revival OF The Private Secretary" has
fortnight longer Its mirhful story ia worry we'll told
by tho Charles Frohman company and no more careful
performance could be wished
Ambergs singers at Terrace Garden have opened tho
summer season very pleasantly wish reproductions of
- Tho Seven SuabiAns' Tho Bat" Tho Gypsy
Baron" Ac. This weeks programme ia also OF familiar
makeup Interest Is found III the Amberg perform
ance Of The seven suabans a this time, since it is
Anown that McrAulrs troupe will sing tile opera in
English next season
Harry kenneiys engagements for his cosey vaude.
vile house in Eighth Of class TO suggest
hat his venture nst be bringing its reward for all tho
,eople are high priced favorites Maggie Cline heads
his weeks list Jennie YeAmans and Lottie ellison arc
ctatned, and among the Others George u. wood.
.illian Hamilton, Freddy siockmeyer Thomas b.
Dixon tho first sally In Our Alley" singer. Frank
iirard and Kennedy himself Besides, there ballet
Interpolation led by Arnold Kirafy and stacconi
Manager Kenneys Leneht is announced for next Sun.
lay night.
Pastors revives an old summer custom this week In
'nernE comedy as its programme. Tho piece 10 tho IA
niliar farce Fun in Boarding School," with Roach
nd Castleton vaudevilerS It's stars. Lotte Giison
inRer ami dancer benents at Pastors to- night There
will be miscellaneous performance by volunteers from
ho variety ranks
Donate. who has given remarkable exhibition of
'hst he calls Experimental Fascination will appear
& Chickering Hall on Tuesday evening.
The summer performances OF tho Amherg company
t Terrace Garden very popular. Tho programme
or this week includes " The Seven Suafans" on Mon
Ay Light Cavalry" and Die Puppentee" on Tues
Ry and Wednesday, and "A Night in Venice" on tho
ast three evenings of tho week. Streitmann will ap
ear in them all