The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-27

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noted actor in New York predictions. ions Ne.
Carthy is round and jnlly-incel. lrishman
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he was In the vnudovilles and he has had half n
dozen partners who have become thCatrically
for Tony Hart more acceptable than Mccarthy
promises to be-
Tho Thalins German spectacle. Around
the World in Eighty Days" has been put for
ward deliberately. II is n brilliant use of the
old story. and its production ia highly credita-
bio to the .Roscnfclds. who have placed their
German theatre in New York on a level with
are planncd on THO Kiraliy scale. At the Am
s Sesg the S. other aerma thSars tho holiday
spectacle. music. and mrth. The festivities
continue practically unchanged all this week.
"A Trip to Chinatown" and "The New City
Directory" nre alike in being divertingly nom
sensica! and equal In their hold upon the pub
lie. Hoyts merry melnnge still fills the Madi-
son Square with laughing and npplauding uu-
dicnces. No doubt it will he in favor until
warm weather. The recent changes, IN tho
Beebe. the new 7bnp. Is decidedly progresses.
i i and winsome while pntrice:. the fresh
ehnat Is dainty anS fprEh,iyt TTu
II agreeable, to noite audiences. i is thor:
at the Biou is tit to please tie liveliest spceia.
satire make up its scenes. which are never dull
farce.
Buatier de Koita, the Paris prince OF illusion
lists. is a welcome and graceful entertainer ut
the Eden Muste. Theatregoers who think the
magic.an's art is exhausted should take n new
lesson from this slick and ingenious French
their best sec cts: The Eden MusGo has had
no more aeeeptable performer since It's doors
q he eryars M the he
gurian musicians ars additional features Of
this day and night resort
England supplies the newest entertainer at
Roster & Balls this week in Kate Harvey. an
ideal Of the London music halls, whore the
audiences call her Bonnie Kate" Variety
circles are aRitatcd over her coming and are
speculating on the chances Of her success. FOR
a But y0t Grnssrs sSs
ers are not too critical. and they are cosmo-
politan enough t. WELCOME anybody, who is
warm greeting. There viii be plenty Of other
vaudevillers on the programme with her.
Tony Pastors straight and clean variety bill
for this week names half dozen performers
whose wages are high. Harry Kernel tho
sidewalk wit, is one OF them. and Maggie Cline
is another. But these are old favortes ut
Pastors. One newcomer will be>Lyda Yea
mans. sister Of Jennie. who. since hcr mar
raRe to Fred Titus; In; has remained in ENGLAND
Of h e ss is ps sbSSr I
FfensS. the S Sanioist: Thomas oBIion; CONN
and mLlers: Blanche Andrews. vocalist: tho
Highleys. musical eccentrics; Gallagher. Grit.
ar nsa MAPS ana m n ana
gramme that Is big with promise. or course
Pastor himself appears at every performance.
W. J. Scanlans long engagement In ''Mavour-
neen" ut the Fourteenth Street will end this
week. and he will 20 to Willinmsburgh. thence
starting on a tour. He has filled Eosenluest's
vest-side theatre as no other com edan in
irish drama h.s ever been able to fill 1t. and SO
ioes not break down. Seaman will be a wealthy
S3C week in the variety theatres. but he was
lilies his wages We're nearer SION. After his
departure. the f9urteentn street will have
Bronson Howard has been at work. in his
slow and careful way. on n drama meant to be
Is big and strong rs Shenandoah" and it is
likely to be ready for production by Charles
'rohman next season. David Belasco and
Henry G. Do Mile arc understood to be under
contract to the same manager. but not Jointly.
md nothing Is known as to their works.
'harles H. Hoyt is writing "A Temperance
Town." but it Is nearly done. and will be ready
or production somewhere in March.
,rior to use ut the Madison Square next
eason. Alexander Bison. the French author.
aPtess as soia to 9St Teal pay
.alled Les Joics de Ia pGtorntte." ana they |
viii have it aaptsd, h sy the Renstons. who
las undertaken some alterations in tho play |
Which no wrote for the Charles Frohmau stock
Otnphny CnhrleS a. byrne mas written me |
. be produced with music by KerScr. "Afra.'
spectacular lrnma. L. II San Francisco novel
( the late Charles r. Ihorne. is going to re.
i;e" The Black Flag TnE sUSS's verdict TINT
lay. Jack Royal Of the H2d," was not an i'm.
rovemen. upon tho original, is accepted by
be manager OF thnt play. :! hayo mudo y
bird DRAMA" he sad. out OF tho Wheeler and
tevcns plays. and the audiences arc better
atistied. There may b. n lawsuit between
Wheeler and Lacy. but that doesn't concern
ne." This play seems to have been tinkered
lmost to death. Not only Lacy. Stevens. and
rinklo. but an unacknowle.iged, writer. John
[orton. has also recently altered. condensed.
nd revised it. Morton does a great deal Of
literary work -" for Stevens. who II q plunuer
stage details rather than u writer.
Extra matin6ss on New Years Day friday
i'll be given in most OF the theatres. md
,ere will be wide and excellent variety OF
from which to choose
Unless unforeseen additional complications
,me to light. Sidney Drew and Gladys Ran
In Drew will remain ut the Standard II fort
ght longer. using THAT Girl from Mexico"
lroughout tho engagement. The young