The sun., 1891-02-08
xxWS or THB THEATRES.

u's,.ltIes will bs put forth. The Peoples 10
ppss,evorthy. because it brings before pnblio
~. has always cordially supported her. that
u.,.s.ious little woman. Minnie Palmer. who,
s..rsirine OF success In comic opera. has
sss,nrned to dramatic work. She is now placed
:. the central figure In . play called
- Mile q Minute" constructed By Charles
on,,s and Charles Klein. on the basis supplied
" Charles Reads's stirring story. "old Mel
S.h,. Money" The action 10 essentially molo-
Srsmstio, and the role Of Nettis Sparkle. the
h.,olne, would seem TO afford to Miss Palmer
sh,pcs to display versatility. Tho realism OF
Ma play is q race By railroad train. with
s..orsm,c accessories. II. 8. Taylor and
E.,ry williams, the managers. have engaged
..rnstsnt performers for the supporting COM
.O., and one Of them 10 Lizzie Derious DAILY.
~ hopes to star in farce By and by. Myron
s.iice Henry Clifton. viii A. Mack, Beverly
srgrsayss, and Charles Coote, one OF the au.
,hsrs are In the cast. Musical Dale, q clever
.rsoislist, and two vocal Quartets appear In
sesne representing the London Argyle Rooms.
new comedian and q new play will be
,odeed for their value By the Windsor's audi
ana tomorrow night. Tho strange star 10
Ismss b Macks. . young actor who. several
.sssons ago. won large degree OF favor for
Sh srotesque and nimble performance Of
Grimesv In "A Bunch Of Keys" Maekie 10
Boston boy. and In his youth he was partner
ei Di1sy In the oellar-door shufiles and con-
sart hall efforts that gave to them their earliest
s the Il ss1fs Es eS:: .hS sh
4. tfo% au,Ror SRsi q Lydia TSonpsoH's Dssslsr. I
s,s .t:n t,:snuDs e Called q n:saii f.EsiHs Gsis
bo%osr" b%sS" and Il has been played out Of
own own oil ia, season With snoueh success to
bst al louise sasor
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RSsn !na th:ss aossn Sss5s soa
6rettos. singers. and miscelaqeops helpers In
e: EnS.s Mss T:ss M,Ss so
George Hoiland iwho has revised the pieccl
4. S; ~, hS'r :. nsv Ai Fhs wSSGs I'D soHy S ss
Ono Of Hammerstein's Harlem theatres con-
tributes TO the weeks novelties . farcical
b,ses The Fskir." which has already secured
some oommendation from TEE Sun. The play
b Paul N. Potters, and IL 10 q grotssque thing
II music and mirth. following closely tho lat
sr.day model In farce comedy. 1t has been ON
The road couple Of seasons, and generally IL
bss been liked in other oitiea Brooklyn cor
daily approved Of It . fow weeks ago. Tho
company contains All Hampton. o young come
dian who y attracting attention by bis clevcr-
ness. and there 10 tho usua! contingent OF pret-
= this would seem 70. have atfraotiyeness
:aogeh 70 an the q9!umb9sM M n fhis week AZ
s. se Sah nfs Ia
isos up town tomorrow night Little Miss
Ne1s hsss 1 30
8: ssss essssisss a s, & ,hsSssssssis isS & NV @
pay,." Husbands and Wives" 10 an adaptation
81 8 French or German farce. To measure the
sssn viii devote them TO an ibssn drama alter
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The Musnchener company at tho Ambere will
produce noyelty on Thursday and Saturday
y Bans e Luck, = = and smother on TGuesday 7 y
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"Ths Two Orphans" was . worn-out play.
wss wonder The renewal Of its success was
due to the resppssranoe Of Kitty Blanchard
Rankin and Kate Clsxton-Stevsnson In the
characters which they had assumed In the
hsss Union Square production. Wilton Lack
aye u: a.o n the Ss9w Snst WHICH @ Eas notably
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tie week. Oss oi the bie @ sSents Of Niplo's sea. I
son = looming up In the shape Of Noah's
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and II Is declared 70 be entirely new. though
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lar orchestra. the Sixty-ninth ReRtment band
will parade on the stage, while In . soene
slunsatailsss Nm b introduced. There viii
Fhsndship has formally resolved that as Mr..
Arthur Dacre. an English actor Of repute has
besn put In trying and embarrassing posi-
done Don 70 Nj: Dacre and extends to him Aheart-
@ from %ns nrs ssss ess S as F1cs som
pany, and 1t will serve to Urolong the quarrel.
r:.a: rSHssI Il HsSsD Es sysn At @ e
gtvsn this afternoon and evening.
The stage portions Of the weeks shows at
Worth's, DoriaA and Huber 3 remarkable dime
Sarah Bernhardt will continue in La Toscs"
q the Garden Theatre until Feb. 16. whom
Cleopatra" will be produced. Bernhardt's
performances thus far during this engagement
nave been sppreclably more spirited. but not
ess subtle. than any given previously By herin
Wis city. LA Tosca" Is lndisputably drama
u horrors; but It should be borne in mind
mat sardou wrote 1t for Bernhard know
ing tnat her genius would render those hor-
Ion enhancing. The wonderful achievements
~ ~ tnts great actress are especially . marvel to
mepOerc Of her profession. who observe her
scu9g with rapt and evidently puzzled inter-
~; ~; 70 moro than other witnesses OF the effects
wnicn the produces can these experts under
sand now she aocomplishes them. Facial ex-
ptesision seems to be quite as important to her
~ either her maryellously delinsative poses
and gestures. or her felicitously rapid and
Hoioolous speech. Such q player Inust be
w oVrn witn u com binstion OF mental and physt-
~ ~ M8ualncations, as NO requirement OF art can
ssoale sle tho dramatic facility and power pos
nor career.
because Joseph Jefferson placed his remi-
nlseences In tho Century and In book. other
sesors are hot after similar distinction. The
Oook publishers and newspaper editors Of this
0ysre besought to print tho recollections OF
se'ors who arc OF only middlinG size In their
sSmeissslon. The manpsorlpts arc not only
Suefed free Of charge. but. whom the writers
AZ toia tnat their work needs revision, they