The sun., 1890-09-21

American oomposera The venture u ampt-
uous and surely commenuaoie.
Anew Paul Kauvar" will bo hsroicslly on
view Mt the Grand Opera House this week.
Since HAworth retired from starring TO become
a salarisd actor once mora Steele Mackaye's
picturesque and lively melodramR has passed
Orleans manager and speculator. who has
formed fresh company and planned fer an, an,
SHS HS for ss nsN oSsS9 Ess EdvsrS
sss aOfs suSiss %snY ana
cldedly sympathetic acior. He ought to make
81 tSS menore c,ass ether The scenic efIects
and mob and Ruillotlne episodes will, OF course.
create their customary excitement.
Tho END Of the second mont, ,,, q The h Re. Red
HGssSSr la at hand ys theTs T ts Il little to Pdf
on o. Marie Ts%poSs tSat Pa!@s y nightly a!isS
so comfortably. But in a few weeks the Jeifer,;
STbe Red Hussar Win have to march % on. '''
These are serene nights at the Lycoum, whore
sothern and Tle Master Of Woodhnrrow",
an SnrH Sc s1edr SS SSS@sS %
success, holds; and Of that there seems to be
surety, because not all tho Lyoenm's best sup
The stock company will not appear until No
| vember
THE SUNs prediction Of prosperity for Good
Old Times" at the Fourteenth Street has
already been fulfilled. Last weeks audiences
were as large as they were enthusiastic, and
that Ia saying great deal. Col. Sims wisdom
in providing elaborate stage pictures and q
dinning, the English actor who. plays the yil-
lain. has made hne Impression; The play
viii be % pseduGsd d'H for the frst time Joseph Ar.
thurs Blue jeans" comedy dealing with a
aa. Sns Sse yO Of in tSa EbS %e U ss Is
artists are already at work on the scenic effects
with Arthur. Jksi JscqGes Kruger S Laura Burt yen-
ME Yeamans. George Fawcett, George D. Chap
York piaysosrs have been engaged for the cast.
Ben Teal will rehearso the company. and he
30 os SIX 5hC Of S
5 9 psy IN WhsS VIII Toa VI: Sss T2ea
for Rosenouest.
With this week Beau Brummel" will have
had 124 representations at the Madison
Square. Still its potency Is undiminished
Changes In the cast 20 on, but they can be ex-
cused. since they all tend In the direction of
| Improvement. Johnstone Bennett. who left
Manslleld's support few weeks ae9 TO take an
expected she would, and 10 again making
SroasS bo9 9SS oovSF SFSnf Sdr Bs rus
cent arrival from England. who brings GER
spSss % Ss oea and Ass S asn
pssy: and exhibit Sidney Gfundy's A Pair
Francis Wilson and The Merry Monarch"
start on their Anal fortnight at the Broadway
tomorrow evening. Their stay will have been
too brief, as everybody who has been to the
Broadway comedies. But there must be solsoe
In Wilson's reflection that the town is fond
| enough OF him to remember him until his re-
Merry Monarch is fresh enough to keep ali
to esve the BpoSdWSy anothee Is getting
ready to ener On 0s Agnes sS.R
By, more critical auditors. The company
and SCENES: re gsIS Duqtilns" ths ns@SS
11 make hsr debut at the BroadsaS theatre on
Nov; 10, is written upon 20 the lines lines Of Of Hans Hps
Gsiy bucklinS. oi course the play is not a
Of the s5e but pns the
which has 5een hsiehed in the open, one q
asts buft not alone 81 tie Other dnSsllnss. but oi
everybody that secs it Il, ,waddles around BY
10 sedae duskns %Esn Sross ap
however, Il wenders away from its duck home.
The BIRD % oofs at Theses and Da nS7
sees that II 10 itself pretty, as strong, and as
own HH hone home. The little duetlinss in the BARN NJ
I'D acquaintance. which they Imagined as a
duekinG 5qt eI now iull growR ny, swan M ar and look
that The Ugly DuckIine" will show and
David Belasco ia preparing the play and the
actress for the purpose
Madison Square Garden Amphitheatre is
again open for a limited season Of Seidl's Or
chestra- The limit will be determined by the
degree OF public appreciation manifested, and
that ought to be generous. The announcement
that liquid refreshments of all kinds will be
| sold in the auditorium Is significant. On next
Saturday night the Garden Theatre, a feature
OF the n ADDISON Square venture that Is sure to
be s5 dedSaIed ana G HsnFy FEenchs new
company will appear In " DR.. Bill" an adapta-
@ YORK footisSts Of that b!lthesome actress res and and
sunny-facod woman Sadie Martinez, is in itself
ho cs Viii bs Isabelle Sss m
John Jennings. joseph Polk. Louise Allen, the
shSEaR Edlth ReaSsfd % an s EDGsS % StTansSr o1' anu
| Niblo's German midgets are source OF
amazement no less than pleasure. Their
| quaint performances show evidences OF care.
study, and Intelligence that would hardly be
| that the old playhouse has held large audi
ences since the opening OF these German Iii
1
ballets are not often viewed. even in the enter
tainments Of full-grown players. The unique
| show remains several weeks longer. Locke &
| Davis's Nero" spectacle, which is heralded
as very gorgeous thing OF its kind, will fol-
| low. Max freeman is getting II ready for the
stage, and Niblo's manager is calmly predict
| ing an all winters rum
Mime. Angots" flftleth performance at the
Casino is set for Oct. 2. OF course there will
6S 70 T tn the sysp M On
last time in town. The present cast will then
| the Casinos forces. headed by Lillian Russell,
| will appear In Millocker's " Poor Jonathan"
Sol Smith Russells engagement at Daly's
| will close with next Saturdays repettions OF
"A Poor Relation" The attendance has i'm
| proved since the revival OF Kidder's comedy.
The record Of Neil Burgess's new term of
THE County Fair is thus far one OF evenly
| large audiences play and star renewing night
| ly their pasI successes. The Union Square
| will probably not bother Its manager much
| this year.