The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-16

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nerss COSTUMES a'sia rs zone Error are de-
scrIbed as marvels OF the dress makers
ART she passed the grshseI part OF tne
summer ia faflss experimenting their
construction.
Jacobs, Il oboken Theatre.
III bowling aud Sadie Hasson will
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make tnelr nrse aPpeaIauee ehis season
in Hoboken at the matinee today. Their
stay IL short the engagement closing
with Wednesday evenings perforrnance
Sine Red Snider,5 tells how treacher.
an flecafsas. ar,.caaflad in <yinsfner Z fafr
vonng Nehraska maiden from her trne
lover The Villain persuaded her to be-
come his wife had a rnocE narriaoa nar-
formed and then deserted her IRE Frer-
rible burden which bore down upon the
maiden,s mind after she realized that she
had been BETRAYED. DESTROYED her reason
The lover sgore reyen ge and starred On a
Succession p1rstlit OF the author of the
n1aiden5s min. AS the story progressed
some thrilling scenes and exciting sitr1,-
tions are introduced.
On Thursday evening, November 90
Niles ana Raminqton viii present their
realistic rnaIodran9a Hears n Nav
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Stage Notes
In the prosperity Of Poor Jonathan
at the Casino there is no interruption
r.n....sz 80 - ,.-...
CroWas Just as great AZ IN tne beginning
continue to lay siege to the box office,
and the order governing the number of
ISLANDERS keeps the late corners from gain
| ing even admittanee. Everything at
present Is tending towards the fete night
and fiftieth performance, to be celebrated
in a most novel manner on Tuesday, De-
cember g. Rudolph Aronson's latest
! composition. a march entitled saThe Ma
| tional Guard - will be performed for the
| first time on that evening, during the
| drill of the West Point Cadets.
MEN and Women now running at
| Proctor's Twenty-Thfrd Street Theatre.
| is already in great demand throughout
/ the country. /. B. Rich. OF Boston wiz
! messed the piece the other evening and
! has given the play month at his house in
Boston. It is TO pc played over tour
| which ia to cover eighteen weeks in the
| Far West and eight weeks in Chicago.
| All this is to occur after the prosperous
run is ended In New York. William
Morris, who is playing leading juvenile
part in .sMen and Women, 8 is Increasing
| In popularity every day together with
| Fred de BellyiiIe Miss Sidney Arm
strong and Orrin johnson. Men and
| Women' mas three of the best looking
| actors and most talented now In New
! York. The story of tMen and Women"
| is beautiful one and the work done By
praised.
| At the concert to be given in the Caisno
| on SIM dav evening" November %. a
special reasest programme will be inter-
| prered by Edward Strauss and hts orches-
| ira. The popular hits of last summers
| concerts. particularly the waltzes. will
| form the major part OF t6he selections.
| The sale Of seats commences Tuesday
| morning November 49,
| Talking of the Bernhardt, her SON,
| Maurice Bernhardt, has been making
| himself ridiculous again. He challenged
who had Yentured to question his
nasna's histrionfc ability, and succeeded
/ in puncturinx his adversary's skin. This
! incident reminds as of once when Henri
Rocnefort had spoken disparagingly of
| the great actress Master Maurice called
upon III. Rochefort and demanded retrac-
i ton or PREPARATION .sMy dear young
man, said Rochefort, cool as a cucum-
| Der. II can't fight you, you know
ssYou can't fight me, sirl What do You
| mean?v
| ssWhvu reioined Rochefort calmly.
| The monthly meeting OF the trustees of
| the Actors Fund was held last Thursday
| afternoon, when Treasurer Frank w.
Sanger reported the disbursement of ST.
| 1874 for relief, funerals and necessary
| expenses. The first benefit for the fund
men5 of Messrs Sanger and Frohman,
| and will take place at the Broadway The
| atre on December a. Among those who
| will appear are the Kendals, w. H. Crane,
1 E. II. Sothern, the Lyceum Theatre Com
| many and Others.
! Mr. Sullivan-actor--sa that Duncan
| Harrison wants him to try Richard III. or
| something of that sort; bat, he adds
| Just imagine what raking IN get from
| the newspapers if try one Of those pieces
| that Booth aud Barrett and all those fell
| lows PLAYED inn
| The two hundredth performance of
ssThe Senator will occur at the Star The
! atre on November 26 On Wednesday
| afternoon, November 10, Mr.. Crane and
| his company are 70 appear in Matthews
| and Jessopss farce comedy, ION Proba-
| ton
| Mr.. Uptown Ito his daughter, Just re-
| turned from the matinee) :-"How was
| the play, Edith?''
| Edith frapturously):--"Oh, It was per-
| fectly dlvinet She wears a Nile green
creme de chine neglige in the first act. and
when she leaves home she has cloth
| walking suit. with Persian lamb trim
| ming. and at last she staryes in a garrett
| In Shrimp pink dressing gown, with os-
| Emma Tbursby has invested in a fine
! building site near the Natural Bridge,
Va, where she VIII erect costly sum