The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-13

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Sunday entertainment in theatres will be d.
verse this evening. Prof. Cromwell will show
big picturos Of Rome and Jerusalem. and lee
ture concerning them at tho Graud Opera
House He is amusing and instructive.
the Union Squire will DO given tonight and
the PERFORMERS, will include Maurice Barry
Rashsy sas 4asE$ aS'i
Parker. james RadclIfye: Z n: Tracy. L;Sttte
ssh isSe Fred Reeksr and Frea psS Sse
At the Casino to. night, for the, benefit 81 the
Se shs p~ean
tsers will BE- Bernhardt and Marie Tempest.
tic pioEra%n,e. one feature q which viii be
a"talk" on the subject OF sardou by a Wisner.
The Meininger are to close their engagement
at the Thslla this week. which is little earlier
than their friends had expected. Die Hor-
mannschlncht" will be conrinued all the week.
e 5aGa and other ates EheT
there are communities Of German playgoeS-
A tour by this great aggregation is necessarily
expensive.
Mrs. Bernard Beere. Of London fame. will be
the chief actress at the opening Of tho now
Murray Hill>Theatre. which Oscar Hammer.
stein is building in West Thirty-fourth street.
The incomplete structure looks as though It
will become as handsome as any playhouse in
town. But the new Fifth Avenue is likely to
be quite as fine. The expectation is that Min
erss theatre viii be ready for occupation In
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Flohmsn. and Sanger. HrsSai Shirley.
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R1 fSs {s1 a.b is Wsy init
manager for breach Of contract Henry Lee.
a. actor 9, straRse has
Ensisna q buy Ap plays. eA asorse v. tsderss
run e dime museum 10 Buffalo. but
hfk ewpsr q hendsons new the
rsnos Barretfs brothsr Louis. and Esteiie
Ceens sistsr Isabelle Eye:s9n are recent
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week BY Rachel Booth. who made her public
Louis samess 1 sso &le I ~
h' fret is to wk r. the
They are g stsr i Jointly: Gsorss s; kpIl # tSs
fnssns comedian, Is stu very very feeble; Pat
trsnaed six month ago because Katie married
S.es sa The 9h Sss ass sr9Is
and forget" Pat couldn't stand that. and
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II next Thursdays special matinee at
Palmer's develops as much interest as that |
which was occasioned by "Margsr~t Fleming"
last week. there will be reason to look for . |
winter series Of important afternoons at this |
theatre This weeks test will be made BY |
Mrs Scott-Siddons. who has been absent from |
the New York public for many years. and tho |
play will be Augier's l. Aventuriere" in Eng |
fish. The matinee at Palmers is preparatory |
a no novice before the dramatic iootichts.
set at Rsss st yss and
smooth skin. Very yonn: persons canuot re.
she ss sa pset IT, coca at when G
sst dmrd Rss shd her
but here as a reader, in steinway Hall. but che
s aEp2esrsd as IN scttess u little later; Aitsr
ss was wsn s 81 " Moa are
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%tll reappear is a new version. made by Harry
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ss rs ." a 6SsG s IN SFsay rsSp ss1
own Jefferson Al that time the play was |
called ArSS ;S the Atiantbif Hpt iei ts
stase1 a not snuh and Gaps
M,iis was left for sSntiern. and the hall tragic
sdventurar Of Emile, Angler areithed his soul
INTO coriiet In comic 1--we scenes over piano. |
Holiday suitability is shown in cinderella"
which will last only over Christmas at the
Academy OF Music. where the big spectacle
and pantomime has proved good and rea-
sonnble show. Its many ballets and dancing
features greatly interest tho older visitors.
loon. and the baby elephant. The rbles q the
and sTSs yS% nsfsad 81 Edg
f Snny nd Fred Msndz apt wR9 Tcas
9 9sgin season at the Academy. which VIII he
SSssk on the preceding nskt to elgM an rs
new drama OF pictures
It is pity that difficulties stand In the way
OF o revival Of "Das verlorsne Paradies" at
shs Amberg. Charles Frohman has esta blished
clearly his legal right by purchase to interdict
ths proposed performance. but BY exercising
Il no viii prevent an opportunity Of personal
Judgment By those who have become inter-
ssted In the disputed question OF authorship
al the gsodY elton q Ths Lost pasdss
sdsnt D I Sdws Pu ha Ia spsscS Ssiors
tn the curtain; he mentioned his fnds6tsdnssss
70 n.ss a9da IN one iocoss sentence Na ., ahnS
10 the work. In the. audience, sat "a
score OF professional critics who had wit |
messed last winters representations 81 Fnlda's
Work IN German. and knew therefore,
most Of the Story had been Transferred Sub.
ssluently. De Mil .. defended his speech ln n
tss IT'D h9fy s Tcs
disc" as produced In English. II Fulda's