The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-09
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m. sssssa for theatricals for east sidsrs
.,.ns this week. 1t Ia not too carly . start II
Judgment can be formed from the rssponSe
..is.t weeks openings on Broadway. Nearly
su,,. .uppoYters OF the Bowery theatres are
smmm.r s.ay.at-homes. They have had .
,.,r,v long respite from playgoing, and prob.
M, ,bsy will welcome and encourage the now
s. w. Tho Peoples ard the Windsor are tho
a.. hous es heard from. The Windsor
Iii, throw back its doors tomorrow
.,sht and there Ia . promise that
49, audiences will ind many improve
.,,. and alterations In the house. . now
...gc. bright carpets and fresh scenery COM
rr,.ipg the chief items OF renovation. That
NAV have long been NODDED 10 tolorably VOL
s,ovn. Tho tial star will be John b. Stud
i.,, a veteran actor, who Is q decided favorite
ain en., aldo audiences. He will be seen In
Wa s,ropg and picturesque imrersonation Of
p,rr. lirhrt In " Rose Michel" a romantic and
nover ,ul play that had successful run at the
linton square years ago The pnrt OF Rose
Inr,,l will be taken by Henrietta vaders, an
s,c-ed nsly capable actress. On Aug II Lii
usn Kennedy. o Young actress who has starred
w vi. 1 %"fd hsf M i.y TSrs
s..nsdsy nisSs; L Jsson ma, popular thea;
=, s .. u irom sunday s nigh. Tho Pssniss
iik.ly 10 have big audience and great deal
snha I. tsso S'sHHi ee cGrrs. rO%snslc
story Tho l,n ,e!tn' has ;. hsen seen =, before
sS.1 s' t Tss S Sompany is hssIed Frsnoes
n ii. a good nclre In emotional roles. and
yonng .; sSf1r not
;s Grd t fns is stimulation o. an e.rthausEs
. hai op isn ~ 70 snled
sih. Cruiskren Lawn" an Irish oomedy
SiAT T,us If al Heats" and" Dear Irish Boy.
s. "Is ins Ind Hsas ss SS
%nGss" and VEL kpsT. s! asn. Of b ~:
saL The ho .se has undergone some alters
tons !he same lnruar iGime will prevail.
am Nc Monday nnn Thussday. aud Saturday.
swili be notable week in comic opera
for New York. Wang" will reach It's Tooth
consecutive performance at the Broadway:
"The Grand Duchess" will be sung for tho
lsst time at the Casino and Tho Tar and tho
Tar,sr" will approach very nearly to lite cen
tennis," representation nt Palmers. The Ca
sino will have ftte night and souvenirs ON
Friday, and. OF course. the roof garden ~
sp extra inducement there will be crowd
mn. weather tayors. Lillian Russelrs final
~ la weight, with ner admirers. On next
innIs ' new English dress; and very elab-
sSn n lAH MaV free@ans friends deesre that
e. ru% "ln,o a ai' h s work. o':n
nsht viii be-, Friday. when there WIN b 8
xt to Of hs n
msrsany liberal support accorded to the mu.
ssa.n4s = in n sHEn but IT: a:' e
Henry and Marian Singer. leading sop amos Of
the HOPPER nrsanizstiGn who have been az ~
and latter By 81 pf n ~. ess
Every day except Sunday sees balloon and
parachute affair at Ell Dorado. on the weehaw.
ken Heights McKim and Mcdonald are the
aeronauts who risk their lives on these occa-
sions. They get big wages. Of course. Tho
other features OF FL Dorado are on view six
snn as
Bolossy kiralfys King sol9mH =; - sRsc!in Ha
the o
RADIO 10 prospecting. after ALL Indeed. some
Va. e., axs I..1 % ITS
hate it on an even larcer scale NJ in Harlem,
Southern are eiddiRE sRsns
it ia settled that the show, will lie seen in 1t
least ono town OF the south ai,er the season y
ssi s s The r%olis il elton with tho IL.
position which is to be held there later on.
The Mount Carmel airship. a very interesting
and rather w nderful scientific achievement
d on Wow inside the spacious Academy OF
Music. 1t is, practically operated every twsnty
minutes, and only small sum Is asked rs the
H hcsseny t It is not bad idea. ''' ~
Pains bizarre pyrotechnics at Manhattan
Besch retain their favor with tho multitudes
who throng to Coney Island. On the five
Lob, rI,, Dor Ev,, {rot Cnr ~ 10
Illustrated in fireworks. the big enclosure 10
filled to the limit and there is always Rener.
GUS applause to reward the cunning Of Pain
and big assistants. Lately there has been
sho rsbs n ond down sp
is oh %%d Il the and
a,lilence- rs inrgs a. those which nowadays
cheer hi N at the beach. His act is in all re-
spects clever and daring
In England nowadays. as in America. many
IN actor or actress. retired or unemployed.
makes Il prosperous living as q tutor. Henry
Neville. who was here in The Soudan" last
season. and scored quite q hit on the road. has
been teaching ambitious amateurs since he
returned % LONDON. That graceful woman
a,d admirnble actress, Carlotta LeclercI.
Nhoso Irl W"hnolon ill lives in me memory
o. American "a AUDIENCES has very large class
her best, days on tho stage. sarah
IhorIe. OF tho famous family OF that name Ia
anoth rs.!rcs ssiul prsrepress Of the young
(d,a IN Ing and and SO. too is Mrs. John
Bill ington. who was nat here in Mary Andsr-
sons support. IN this country Henry. NJ Pitt
isprobab!y the best Individual gamer in recent
tSs s,,s veteran ter and aceGmplisaed Mrs D. W:
largo and profitable classes, TIE various
schools Of acting continue to attract numsr-
ous pup!a. and it must ba said OF them that
III" prejudice against young men and women
graduated from these institutions 70 gradually
disa lgearinG. Formerly the gnilL OF man
ayers refuse to entertain applications for en-:
pl"ynent from graduates OF the schools. But
sglance MT the alumni list indicates that tho
young folks DO pretty well after all. especially
they are cle,er
Tony Pastors list Of performers this week
names Lotto ellison, who Is I'M uncommonIy
agreeable Souhrctts and singer: Richmond
ana u!onroy. Irish comedians; Drawee. a
clever InE-lor Sam Ian. and Dolly Sharpe.
sketch couple: Catherine Nelson. Ward and
Nokrs. the Ali and Fooskull brothers and
Ill Nl.