The sun., 1890-10-19
NEWS or THE 1nEaIRrS


have its original performance and a test will
be made Of q company that means TO take its
place among the best stock organizations OF
the city stage; spectacle hat has been pre-
pared with uncommon elaboration Will be nut
forth for tho first time; and realistic melo-
drama will ask for New York endorsement OF
tts success elsewhere.
The spectaoular play Of the week IL "Clau-
dlus Nero" ard It's production at Nibo's TO-
morrow night WILL doubtless, crowd that spa
oious and antique theatre. which Is still
home for ventures requiring pretentious rep
resentatlon. The source OF tho drama Is OBJ
Vious Various forms have been used In the
theatre as well as under circus tents; and
there ls q well-denned belief that tho version
TO bo seen ct Eiblo's owes It's origin
90 the operate form OF the old story.
made familiar here by the Thurber-
Thomas troupe In the dramatic cast about
thirty players are named. with tho omni-
present Lackaye in the title rols, ana Carrie
Aenriotta LsndeE In the Important female
Itself for this actress s stil young. attractive;
aud talented. The drama will be ombellished
Pplendor q ancient Rome A numerous bal
vocal chorus. brass band. and plenty OF snner-
numeraries are to lend life, color, and accuracy
episode, Introducing Roman games Elsdia-
torial combats, and ieats Of strength, with six
bMv tbe
this, expensive show. haye been getting Il in
EesdnSosS ManagSr, age GilmoTes SooEsTati0a
ssason - at IN has bSsa arranged fa
for an Indefinite period.
Proctor's Twenty third Street Theatre will on
Tuesday evening have q notable gathering.
Men and Women" n now play By David Belas-
90 and Henry c. De Mile, will then be performed
for the flrst time. and In it's cast will appear the
newly organized company OF Charles Frohman.
Tho event Is iraught with Importance. not only
because any work by thcse authors Is sure OF
careful and hopeful attention. but also because
man viii be measured by this performance, ior
SrSS%St. S Stns seE Srta StA sr sHs s ys 1h
bank ProFident rich Hebrew, politicians,
ssoeiety t. LEADERS,, I'd and fHshiona6le women
Serious in crest the uSn Company are tid fredSrio
pe Belleyille. O. Leslie Allen. j. z: Bucks!?ne,
rA9k En- "a nges Wa% Mo
Tyler, Eta Hawkins Maute Adams Lillian
ChAntore. Ammo Adams. and others. Not one
though Miss Tyler has not appeared here in
recent seasons. The drama will have all the
and 1t has been 50 long and SO assiduously re-
hearsed under 3Belnsco's acute observation
that o smooth opening performance may be
predicted.
A Columbus telegraph operator. Elmer E.
Vance, Is the author Of THE Limited Mail"
melodrama that is to have its first New York
hearing tomorrow night at the Windsor. 1t
purports to be story from life as Mr.. Vance
has observed some phases OF 1t from his Co.
lumbus residence: and as he has seen the
real limited mail como and go for many years,
ought to be very accurate. Virtually, the play
seems to be built around this ono realism,
audiences 6eorS whom % Il M has Is BEEN enactsd
but there is also ment ion OF sawmill scene,
which may and may not suggest the use OF the
saee inSeed The Ie Hinifea I Mai sSWmif RGshn r.
mail. and ALL was produced month or moro
laid in the West. and is the Conventional one ne
Of love. heroi.m, and bafIled wlckedness.
In past seasons. impersonates the heroine. a
wall OF railway wreck.
Minnie Palmers kittenish ways, pleasing
voice. and nimb!e feet are aiding her greatly in
making "Suzette" agreeable at the pretty
Hermann Theatre. She now gives @ skirt
dance. and Is in many other ways moro indus
trious and entertaining than at first 1t would
fsaS an shs has oR smtar 9 that Which
and De Wolf Hopper in Castles in the Air"
that that Of @ injecting amusing matter into an orig.
than the two others mentioned. and during
the week she has made a lair start with II.
pur'asd It Is reasonable to EXPECT I s that = Sue ue
zet9e" may. after all occupy. the new theatre
the. performanee are important enough to to
make it please its auliences which have been
encouraging in size and temper.
Sunday dramatic entertainment II now 90
close at hand as Hoboken. Afternoon and
evening performances arc given on Sundays at
Fl. R Jacobs's Hoboken Theatre. Evan
geline "will be given there to-day by the acme
company WHICH is to bring il to Jacobss house
Yeek. The actreEs has been described By THE
Koborta Crawford. Maud Dixon, Fanny Da
osa MRfse StrsSess GSays onyY Milan Sefe
ESllie, Hosson; Jennie Kim6ail WIN, as usual.
until next Sunday afternoon and evening"
This 10 the age OF realism in theatrical
OffeotG Real water splashes in the tank drama,
real lsh are fried in one theatre. real bulldogs
bark In another. while In still another o real
billy goat elbows the fake grass and wonders
bssn ordered from s FrSHee to sS usod in mas
n,sl9d5ama The manager who Is to Import a
sSupt ef how tho average victim behaves, a sc SO
ss srSpaaSS SSSSSst n2 Sa Hy thH
ply. causes no trem bling In the victim. he ap-
the llst moment In former times the con-
SSa1R;Sd P;. YES N known to fly into asndsh rage
IersIy The hend Troppmap. who murdered q
4ls mouth AZ the very instant. the kpifs was
about to fall And nearly severed itfrom the hand
the endpraGce Of their punishment., For mSlo:
dr9matlo purD2ses. however, the OLD. fashioned
dueed,, We are threatened with small or piece
y"SR 80 ssys ruSor tnS SStS TO .S"h sec q.
sOIlsg revival o. :" Ani6ay and Cieogairs !"
drSpsry Of 0!sopGtrds couch, kissing 40
i puEsneS It's ,sinuOnG course. mount
iangs "a her bosom, EhlIe from Ne ruby
strike an lev chill % tbe very marrow MI of Your ar
bones. bYt 4 Til bo enc i've, and unless al
Goes than the lst0 generous sKp0a6 OF flesh
eeloIod lights, ior, tEi,. serpent VII crawl on
vii pause and turn ils head toward the peo.
PIE, IN order that every one may catch the evil
HlilLaY Of ltA aEaH HuW Ia that for a m alndru- :