The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18

| sacrifice II henceforth. When The Solicitor"
mana recent purchase by Charles Frohman.
Besides the services ofthe inimitablc Huehey
DouRherty and quaint George Thatcher.
Tuxedo" at the Park has two distinct and
effective elements. probably not ut first counted
On by Its projectors Ono II the striking pGT
dancer, John A. Coleman. The other is q
dainty bit Of anonymous music. sung In chorus
i$niiisrs 70 ALMOST Every man ascas town;
wGa cay ~
catchy and taneial. Ths PsSS 8 ,vsSdlns 81 p
MnstrelsE and farce ,TneScdo% Il n . vein
VI. Seaman begins tho fourth week Of his
engagement at the Fourteenth Street to-mor.
row night as Terrence D,cYer II" Mayourneen."
viii remain SSfHS we'll f @ RSe%
YEAR; sScaI,nian,s new songs especially Plain
ssiy wRS ns sds Is
tailed By every hand orss M"e" '"'' Will ''
There Is no change in the programme at the
Eden Mus6e Mile. Waltz still regns supreme.
with assistants in the Chiarini pantomimists.
The waxworks. tho picture gallery. and tho
Roster Balls concert garden has a ballet
troupe from Madrid and fresh burlesaue en-
Up ToO L JSs
Madrid troupe. numbers four women, and one
9ansos xh Il !, ts, resent ,6s
Katie Gilbert. tgspezist; Maeee and Walker.
character comedians; and the Quartet Tou-
| lousatn are the specialists.
Peggy Pryde. the pert and picturesque Eng
lish character singer. who has already gained
q wide and loyal following in town. will tread
| for thu frat TINA tN. uiAShf fhA atnua
Where her st talented motheT JenRe H
her bow to an Amerie4n aadience Mss Pryds
GSa O.
enfsd as sna liz rs Is
programme. The company includes, Goldie
f Reagan . mnseanHs ssy Feins eH w Ell
known iueeler: De Bolieu brothers. tumblers:
HSshes the %asSbarn sisters. ana others
In its second month Tho soudan" still de.
| lights and inspires It's Academy auditors Tho
| impressive nature OF it's numerously peopled
scenes. the conscientious acting Of its princi-
pals in the cast. tho fidelity OF its canvases.
and the picturesqueness OF its costumes are
eeet npon New YORK paye oe e No better
mounting u ii OF military meiodIaTmha has ever
seems destined to monopolize the Academy
| oil winter.
The Interlude will not be revived. This
| news will be OF interest to many persons who
| have been discussing the matter. for 1t was
widely told that stuart Robson. encouraged by
his revival Of the Epilogue las instanced in
She Stops to Conquer'l intended not only to
TIRE snsn nsmbe5 Soxs
Jude as WELL The interlude fourshed about
four centuries ie age but It Is 80 long since
viii wonder what Is an interlIde. any way?S
Briefly IT IS 3 play between, acts. In 1880 john
6eean to s Rese fhs These
productions form an epoch in the history ofthe
They we're played IL tie Intervals, Intslya,lSf Of En-;
recommend. them They we're then an
Hsnrg hsd Special actors
S SsSS in q
days. and for centuries after. were rs popular
s pTiS sPd They
P%s!is, sssssct SesIss liz psy; Il ~ tss
s5s9ess sssns :, ths i%ssslade. e WI IT, : any
h the heT
against the interlude was even stronger. But
Is heard Of many times in the history Of the
But think Of introducing this NOVELTY to audi
pays-a collection. OF plays like short stories.
psss @asS ae
sssl sol I sSs RsPsSa %Ss i to
for his q nt RSbsas
he. said to Sun reporter. lin originality.
Orchestra SUPPLIES the best and most satsaee
tory interiade that can Be had. Though
sim my rdvSR EpoSse No
II il. q Tint was not TOP Startling. an innoya-
sn h sys a sH 5bsh
will not revive the interlude. though intend.
Sly brnsins e lie again again Of Tic spiosno night
have made others think that would go
Mind du' s%ss Is nd pS eass sa$S
e the au9GTs a ben b
in n manner and with scenic embeiii shments
never yet ATTEMPTED by any one; Ny REGARD
has always been my delight to dis through ths
dust and mould Of ages, and bring to light
sne"s 81 To-Day as i Was years rs aso lave al
ways had this aim In view, even whom | was |
sharps and and fats to The sims When Mr.
and and The Merry wives Of windsor"
tractvc. In the concert hall Of the Madison |
Square Garden. on next Friday night. Alfred |
and Heinrich Greenfield. Europenn planlsts OF
great celebrity. will mako their first bid for |
in ali Anton seIdl and his widely liked or |
chcstra transfer themselves tonight from tho
Madison Square Garden Amphit heutre. which |
was somewhat too roorly for their occupancy,
TO tho Gosier and porhaps. better adapted
friends to q new programme. There will be
importance attached to this concert more
that gifted singer and powerful actress. Nine.
fursch- Madi She will By. greeted with sim
night Will be t.conore Won Stosch the volnist:
A week from tonight series Of concerts will
the direction Of George ": Floyd. who knows
what good music Is At tho trst entertain
ment Laura Moore. Jessie Bartlett Davis.
Mario Stone ii. C. Barnabee. Edwin HofY.
Eugene Cowes. Dot Parkhurst (violinist) W.
H. MacDonad and others Of note will appear.
Miss Parkhurst Ia new conner with o Eu-
ropean prestige.