The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20

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Wainwright ha. safely esablished her place
among American actresses, nnd she Will not
need any longer extraneous 'omi.g &. which i.
damage in most cnses. 1t is the best sign Of
abie 70 imnart now interest to Amy ltobsart."
play. Miss Wainwriehi will remain a. palmsrs
a. lTast th,oe weeks longer By that time she
5 avg 'ssR1s fs I'As
agor Palmer viii revive Alabama.
Hoyt & Thomas. who have assumed the
MANAGEMENT OF the Madison Square Theatre.
are one of tho best known and most successful
firms in the theatrical business. Light years
ago these young Bostonians began their ca
reers us manasers. producing Charles II.
Hoyt's play. "A Rag Baby" which made about
| $4,000 during the season. In rapid succession
thereafter they brought ont A Tin Soldier"
"A Brass Monkey" "A Hole in the Ground"
"a Midnight Bsn"''A Texas Steer" and "A
Trip TO Chinatown" all the work Of Mr. Hoyt
s5o6.6No. Il viii thus, DO seen that into ne
@cS Ro' only brns ahs s Which s
;G ,n1 srzed their manacemsnt Of trn IS,
Which f pness them 0I npon ioSt,os Win
tho wealthy theatrical manager. Of he
'S ors a"f'S an aSnsis rodnse Trio
contract. but. that iisce has achie sed such
success that II Will be retained as long rs wo
Jas f E"w onr sas Will =. ia H1mss
say: We think the now comedy has M excel
every Gfr {" noe
IRE in no hurry to hing i into Il, AZ New ork
those two coniciies. we think. viii flush the
Ss. IS not rhc ,, sssrp ss p w Eew fr Err
a long time We have believed that. in view OF
%. successes nrhievod by NJ Hoy,,s pi.ce. in
Tho production Of Mr.. Hoyts com edies: and,
house. But the opportunity Of. getting the
Madison $. !unre sscnt"d itssli and We did
+ ""rsct ~, Worry asta!! g 4 Is Ssssis.. e
Is ctitica! anu exncting."
Indigo" Inns three weeks longer to please
Casino audiences. Souvenirs viii be dlstrib-
uted on next Friday night. Meanwhile tho
81 aas s nifs ] Savo hT Tssn
mH up nna they promiss EoSSd " RI Laura
TIE .chanEo in the Casinos artistic policy is
Tho Solicitor" begins its third week at
Herrmann's tomorrow night Its graceful
and popular chic! actor. Horny E. Dixey. has
good reaso to feel cra,i0ed with the result OF
audiences have, tested the seating capacity Of
the theatro. The company now bring ont all
tnee sh viii III msn 81 pom
don lnTy.r evoses apnia.s e. hons ~ and
"s is mreeI Hs has an
eRse uf carriage nnd II smoothness OF language
that add ma,erially to his valuable creRtions
NJ Law A
lie uni ,lded Mt Herrmanns tomorrow night
for the first time.
Roland Reed. the busting central figure Of
Tho CLUB Friend" is stiFl In enjoyable night
~ evidence at the Star. where. tomorrow
night. he will open the fourth week OF his en-
ionHcer and ia at viii give to BIN six weeks
season in d t"wn which Is not bad TT an, com.
seen umr its timely and ss amnsne
comriicat ors On Oct II MIR. ana Mrs Ken
en- y NJ 70 at
Ss Aier n S H Mss H Hs S%' 10
Anton seidrs orchestra and the vocalists
who assist them will give a concert at Msdi-
son SQUARE Garden tonight FIR tltty cents
one may enjoy m evening OF admirable 1 music
with comfort and freedom, and license TO eat,
drink. and smoke at Will.
Jane" is headed in tho direction Of its hum
which is now Hoyt's Madison Square. and no
Tss nssh "a, as 81 n ses
Ho,t or ~ sas BY
asc. IL the naS the Sss1
siaass In sys sSss Eas
Chinatown" is necessarily postponed.
In fortnight Wang" will cease to make
Its arjuous fun on tho stage Of the Broadway
Francis Wilson will replace It with Tho
Merry Monarch" which has by no means OK
hausted its magnetism with this public There
renppearnncs 4 revised text. . reoresnized
oner ~ Merry
ard there is also Q, we'll defined prospect OF, q
spring, All this makes his coming welcome.
snfs sn who Is st IN hs has
Laura Moore are also retained.
THE Dancing Girl" will remain at the Ly-
ceum two months longer. On Nov. II tho OK
cel!ent company OF this theatre will bselo
eri OF :. Lady ,oun'itnl,' which is Arthur ".
Pin oo's latest play. and current success in
oecnp;ad BY Nilsson Whesteroft is 'I Gied b By b
J. Radcliffe. who was IN stuart Iobson's com.
low iss pays iso Will e Sroaucsas
At tho roomy Academy the impressive. II
noisy. scenes o: This Soudan" continue to
excite those who witness. them. Tho popular
acceptan,n1e ~ this stirring melodramn 70 ON
, pha;ic. Half Il Goyen years ago 1t would have
set the ci,y wild with delight: ind It may eveS
Ic4d.y ali sefs efas (
; hopes. At any rnte. 1t 10 we'll acted In nearly
every character. and IL Is pictured with an Rc-
curacy and o iulness in detail that surprise
even weariod spectators OF melodramR
| A. Vnrriren's fha nav ssaaon IN. .tor+.A
with gratifying signs ofa renewal of last year
prosperity. Reilly and the 400" has boon re-
yived very carefully. ard MI eady II Ia running
as smoothly as s, in the hsyaay OF its success
have not harmed tho piece IN any way. while
tho reappearance Of HarrlEan, Jolly NJ g. Yea
ma 1 e nbap Emma ro1l JShnny VIII
specially warm p!audits. There will soon be-
cha Go OF play. however. Harrtgan's nsw
lRcks only nann,