The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06

from Mexico" Phyllis RANKIN. sister OF MIRA
Prev. viii Dc conspicuous In the support OF
Keen competition between tho Casino. tho
Broadway. and the Garden has benefited the
audiences at all three theatres. because the
and the managers are spurred to offer extra
ordinary Inducements In la Clgale" at
the Garden Lillian Russell queens II as she
never did before The Casinos double bill Of
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nnThe Lion Tanner" are in progress under
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the Lyceum Is not wanting. The fashionable
little theatre is filed nightly to It's capacity.
and oven the Thursday matinSes arc we'll at.
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4ompapy q al the more crsditabiH MSnagsF
produce new play very soon. '' ~ "'A
Probably NO foreign monologus entertainer
has ever made more instantaneous success
In New York than Paulus. the French mimic
and singer. at Roster b Bial's garden Of
smoke and drink. He 10 said to get very big
salary. and he was imported through Bow
cry dramatic agency for o season OF four
weeks. In addition he had his fare paid one
way. with incidental expenses. which amount
Taken all IN, all. the comedian will very
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$4,000 for his months visit to America. Yet
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essays are relished By auditors Of every ma ma
tionality He. excels in pantomime The
B yeeE snd the Ross ballet
sailed MEN N China night
The town Is having its I'LL Of French singers
and dancers just now. Tony Pastor keeps In
line with the fad by retaining his latest impor-
tation. Juniori valsrez, marvellously pretty
French woman. and an acceptable character
singer. but q bold offender against propriety
in dress. valares has become topic since
she landed in this country week ago. She is
q beautiful brunette. finely formed. and q
typical Partisan In manners and dress. Like
Paulus. she will remain in America only one
month. An excellent foil to the newcomer on
this weeks bill is the redoubtable Maggie
Cline. who has recovered from hoarseness; and
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fas r eastGrs but
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yesterday. and will make their first reappear-
night. Miss Yeamans Is the daughter Of Annie
Yeamans and ts q talented singer. Mr.. Titus
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The Eden Musee's standard attractions con-
tinue potent. In another fortnight the pro-
Rramme will contain q novelty in Bautier de
Kolta. necromsncer who has gained the repu-
tation in Europe Of surprising Houdin in the
originality and ingenuity Of his teats Of magic:
here By Ke!Iar. Hermann: and others. Munczl
she sSpsa tho S hOds9s
The east side theatres this week present
good list Of players. ranging from Clara Nor
ris to ]. b. Wallick. Miss Morris will appear
at the Peoples in "Odette." with J. NJ. COL
Vile. Mittens Willett. and others OF the same
admirable company that supported her in this
Sardou drama at the Fourteenth Street not
many weeks ago. James H. Wallick. the Third
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with its. trained horse actors and its
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yiceable English mslodrams Of the tank and
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Henley regatta scene; snd The csst 81 actors i
+ B; Tilton; son Of tho old time Bowery favor
Tho City Directory" returns to the Biiou.
the scene Of its first success. and until late in
March this jolly variety-farce will hold the
stage here The piece has been reconstructed
in It's wit its songs. its dances. and most Of
the players are new in this cast. Dan DAILY. a |
sy hsfs sho Ssys be ea
Miron. a weIl-known singer and Dave War
retained; so are Burt Haxsrfy. Bessie Cieves
s saai e II the I'D toress Ae'S0 anu onafe'
Joseph Murphy. who is rich enough to idle |
all the rest Of his days. prefers to act some
times: SO. after long but irksome leisure. he |
has organized company and will resume
" Kerry Cow" which is the best-liked drama |
In his repertory. thanks to Its scene OF genuine |
and its episodes Of merry song |
and dance. Murphy. is to stay two weeks at
The Park. His leading sctress Is Belle Mel
play at the Park.
A second month of "A Trip TO Chinatown"
starts at Hoyts Madison Square. No more
acceptable form Of farcical comedy Is current
In New York theatricals. and apparently its
life Is to be long and prosperous.
With the close OF its revival at Harrigan's
next Saturday night Reilly and the 400" will
have received 3O8 performances. Interrupted
only by the summer recess This is q brilliant
start for tho new theatre. "The Last of the
Hogans." the new Harrigan play. is to be put
forward q week from tomorrow night. THIS
drama deals entirely with New. York life Of
to-day; J.doe Mehesosr; a rSiiiSking wsii,t9-
gan will impersonate him. With Brahams
usual contribution Of new and revamped
tunes, and with display Of fresh scenery aud
elaborate effects as well as new actor In the