The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-15

inRH and tho preparations VIII 10 IN tOuon WIN wv
growth of this big communiy aud Its demands Tor vas
Affairs eVen In lis diversions The Madison luar
Garden will in amplitude, as vol A. In tho variety
It's usefulness 10 found worthy addition to the mort
than thirty recognlZabl show psCts Of the metrOpou
represents an outlay larger than has before beer
invested In permanent theatrical venture here; III
projectors men whose experience aud discerumen
quality them to undertake brilliant enterprises aud
tile scheme upon which II stOunded Is so clearly novel
daring and far sighted that this public will belle 1t,
boosted generosity II It shall neglect the new
house with tile architectural details and To
proposed scope Of tho Madison Square Gar
den riE suN's readers are already familiar.
Upon the site O the Old structure, wherc crcuses walk
lug matches prize dogs prize horses and prize bands
all had their days there IL now massive new building,
covering All entire block before hut sagacOusly d.
Nded into several parts each designed for AN arpropr
ate use. A theatre constructed with all tho modern
requirements will be opened TO the public later on
Tomorrow nights dedication 10 OF what 10 to 10 known
tie Rnphithcarc desg ncd for grand concerts and
all entertainments Of unusual size, and seating as many
persons the biggest Of RudtOrlums IN any American
city II not IN the world That the Inaugural audience
will be In keeping with the Importance OF the occasion
would assured for there is not alone tho novelty
be found in inspection OF tho new resort but thoro
10 also tie interest that comes with the nrst ap'
peAranco hero OF Eduard Strauss and hts Vienna
orchestra and the execution Of two balets by
foreign dancers long and carefully drilled riuss anu
his musicians have air ndy been heard In Boston anu
In several large cities pending tho completion or
Preparations for their New York visit which 10 to DO OF
long DURATION INC olenes"a ~ 'E' 'N y, 49,
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waltz himself conceded to he thorough musician
and Au enthusiastic leader. Tho programme Is ar
ranged please all tastes and thus with the now
baets and spectacular relief there Ia every likelihood
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all three performances on Tuesday afternoon COL W.
NJ. Alfrend's dramatiIAtion or W. D. hoWellsS novel,
"A Foregone conclusion VIII DO Acteu LOT 'no nfst
time In New YORK 1t not hkey th"t the auuence VIII
be very large Tor 'ol AE'ehu 10 NJ. o'y al unAno"h
quantity AS piay"rEhtl IN Ne" iorA' ou' II very
wen uhueIs'oou e'oh III 'uiS 'uoukn'es' '0iNmu"'''
Col. Alfriend comes from Richmond where he origi-
nADly tried his drama few weeks ago. Aspecial com
pany has been engaged for its performance here. and
should the result in degree the drama
will deserve credit, but there few shrewd man
ayers who have not long rated Howos novelist
not to be transferred to tho theatre and is doubtful
Col Alfriends matinee will avail him in selling his
work on Wednesday afternoon Pamers stage Will
nave tue HTst .Nt" A'Ih Va so''os'
drama Lorno," which has come from the pen OF Mrs
Alice K lvoS writer tor Detroit NEWSPAPERS, and
woman OF reputed ceVerness she brings her play 10
with the friendly endorsement OF the Detroit pub
lie aud she will pay Tor what ought to be thorough
test of its worth at Pamers because she has hired
company Of good actors and superintendent the re-
hearsais Adelaide FitH Allan Walter Perkins John t.
Keard, Harold HartselL anu James Na'is are among
tho welkknown players in the cast The third play or
the week ts5"Sara," annonncedas the WORK OF Cecil
GFiN lQ W "A IL a
Thursday afternoon with Mrs Mckee Rankin, Robert c.
billiard, George usbourne. Grace Thorne Nirginia
Harmed and Joseph Holland in tho cast This test diff
fors from the others in that the piece is not for open
IL it be strong enough for her tour in the fan
Palmer. mind reader who has been successful In |
the West viii! make his rst New York to-
night at the STANDARD Ihere VIII also De an entertain
mont of miscellaneous character by NioIeta an opera
singer Louise La an eG soubrette star turned banjo
ist Emil Erharit, baSso, Aessandro bassl baritone,
and L. e. pooson, baniost
Of n dramatic novelty this week Jacobss Third |
Avenue makes tho promise Of a new melodrama In |
but is an advance fear that this NAV
be tried niece rechristeneI IL ia announced as tho
work of Mark NJ Price, a good actor of villains and
not an hand at play making for wrote
"on tho Rio Grande" which was seen in town several
seasons ago and may prove to have some like
stratod. The play will have u cast such as is not
regularly seen at the Third Avenue most of
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Tho Morrssey French opera season At tho Grand con
tin ueA with some show OF prosperity This weak Car
IN en-" is to DO sung with Attae Clair. ThomaH EbertG
and the others OF generally competent trouna in tha
cast Carmen" IN English is not devoid of moral in
terest and the Grands public ought to economize an
opportunity that not often offered ont of the grand
opera tneatrea The season will close after next weak
and tho Grand will then DO in darkness for two month";
At least
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