The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-23
yesk.,, ..Dr. Jekyll and, Mr.. Hxdss Don
Juan" Beau Brummsll." and Prinoe Kari


Rose Coehlan has played I" Dorothy's Diem
ma" at tho New Park four times, and there is
already noticeable Improvement In the Der
formanos. The dialogue will doubtless be
considerably ovcrhauled this week. Miss
ooGnIaa wa, neryn n and II 1T sass on TIE
nrooaby Fitch snsa b.r fesSae
Ing Il, Inc form G again and there Will b Glsn,y
The Harlem Theatre. re- decorated and ron.
novated throughout. opens i,s doors to-
morrow with Tho Irish rr,oral." The
PIC e VII Se interpreted BY q r.ianany Of play
rant to histrionio honors.
Tho mistake" said a pretty actress. that
most OF the women In my profession make is
In putting powder and rouge on their faces
when they no on tbs street in the day tine. 1t
is absolutely imnos,ible to make up tho face
30 that daylight will not reveal the ialsl color
Ing. How many women OF rsa beauty have
honest good looksthat Heaven bestowed on
the . by weatlns stage maSe.upi in daily lie
actrssses that paint and powdor and or"yo u,
f have osn h:.ed In ss s.s ss,
who. had sccmeI aim ost dlvln to thSm across
s%ss tls few bie@ishe. shst nv. e fs' face
tho actress " ju!d have rreservoi for than
nearly ne all Of the lasc,nati n that sh. exerted
S by rsa Of o nSs Il I ark %y
this way of thinking. but I've nevar had any
success. and Though there ore many Rirls. and
fond OF. most of them mike me friehttuy
ashamed OF myself and my profsssion when
rouge sooner or later coarsens the, skin until!
woman wnH u es 4 gets posi- 'ivel; unwho!e-
sonio 10 look Mt. But they viii use II, and tho
CTNyDn on the eyes, too "A the n
Is. We act esses a's oil, On tax en- for something
.", anu ss & s srn sS s. aa vi
10 take .s shine o YOU YOU kSw Like th s. you; you
over The cboek IA shs and here Hs you o." a Ds
iheas on the vulgaritf oi making un won't her
way her face q luminous while aud her lips
deep crimson from constant biting.
Helen Barry took Won Moscr German play
without the authors permission, had 1t made
over into tho English "A Nights Frolic.' and
acted in it at the Union Square. Rose Coghlan
took the same p ece. with no per mission from
em,na ana npersonssed o it, hspoIue a. tIe
patf. Each actre-s Is safe IRON legal pnnish-
Americans. Mis-, Barry writes to THE suY
h"werer. setting ionh claim q ownership
ia authors consent. that she paid several
mat CosIan woaldo hi have .beush aa az
or he i s hd not been set
at rs dramatic arcsn n tns does not
seem to r,Rard her own offence similarly.
,rih. circumstances unner which i CAME
Writes franeis ksinsn. arc eoSeaisp a shS
Louis Ludovlsi. tran slator q, plays; brought
in Paris War It was not included i in Goussrs
Eoliected wolEs ,einau assured me- that 1t
that was out Of prn. and sbs s1 b. haa the
Ss AN spd ar. LsISsi:i ior w sb.ii IT. VI! VIZ
in =, a. advance, sDd. at their apparently
2esotisted sse latter irsnsSction. ut lu wrote
low days later was, SURPRISED to learn that
NJ hsinan: who still seemed Q be, kicking
sssd he B.. be hd
H liza nj o.'S avs N:
E is!. Is G 81. out hi hands
to TO-, buy Tho ori1ip.! manuscript l made
MIN Which 0d hS sa wsr he usss
signed: herewith soil and assign 70 Miss Helen
eomed sns S0ok 81 be
translatinn OF the Same. and we hereby loi tly
said paS 50 ' lar as 0a tho % Is
concerned;, took the manuscrI pit thus ac-
Esss t ToH made &. tho s y.
success was assured I again heard that Mr..
d asnS ,ns e M 9at A.
Az s +, 'has learned Tss that a!s; coeh!aS m
ottsined i from them; i not. then they hid
would ask your candid readers what. they
thin think II, 4 the transaction. I had given value to
hss 40 o sss
had .p.nt puen money. | had iaken great
it was and the result OF my labor Is to see my
property Sp literally aIohed BY slater PROBES:
they can to protect mo- But my hest court OF
appeaI Is the great body Of nlaygosrs, and am
to S1 nat ~ pso wi" enable me
More money is expended in providing dra-
matlc amusement for the people OF tho United
States than the people pay for It," This as
sertlon that more capital Is put into the
theatrical business than ever gets out again
was mado by q participant In peculiar meet
inx Of managers held privately. last week.
1T Is absolutely true.' he wont. on, and /
variety chow Srsnoh Of tho BUSINESS Out 81 tho
calculation. There's big profit In VARIETY. Ms
theares!s. in The The agEregate they don't
proposed means Of making !heatr.eals pay.
and tho prime mover was putting forward an
argument in Justification OF the plan.
which was nothing elso than 10 make
monious In the belief that the liluor law
should DO SO amended as to parmit bars IN
ioxicanis In any room winch can be entered
Tho way; the Inten!ion Of The lawmakeIs hay;;
drama and drink; This law e Observed gen.
w'iile door Is opened from lobby into bar
ON but tho offence has to DO stopped quick
~. The consequence 10 not any curtaiment
OF tipplina between acts, but the division oft
among the RroR.eries close to theatres Now,
The managers in secret seaston agreed unani-
mously that the iiuor trafflc dependent upon
cacn theat,e could and should b.lons 10 the
house. and be made e swell rs revenue. Tine
whose MUD the cost OF orchestral music was
OegTnaHe,l. a. 1t 70 gsnsrniiy among managers.
Just little blt2" WAS rather timid sugges-