The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20

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4 toiersSiy sure 70 cause enthusiasm by differ.
emit methods. It's exciting tank scene Is the
best thing Of its kind in coptemporsneops
ers. sc q nnd George II. Hosmer the
oarsman. are contributors to the scenes OF
realism.
"The Junior Partner" IL doing well at Herr
mamma The first act Of this rafting comedy
has been materially frightened, and now all
the scenes 20 with snap that IL refreshing.
Ths5 l. Sds praise fer ss ssGn
man, Daisy Hall. and the others assigned to
ARMY ssrs,ce sf s omployses H junior
term at Herrmanns is indefinite
The customary dulness preceding the holi-
days has not affected Proctor's Twenty-third
Street. where great audiences view The Lost
Paradise" which will be performed for the If
tieth time on Wednesday next. 1t will be
souvenir night. Manager Charles Frohman
has IN elegant Ana
vii consist Of Y lamp shade. with Panels d
sib e This pretty house Ornament was sue-
Ssm Ta ~ IN the pay burning the midnight
oil after his working hours were over al the
factory.
"The Last Word" will be acted finally at
Days to- morrow night On Tuesday evening
the revival Of "As You Like It" will be made.
with Ada Rehan again in the double gsrb OF
Rosalind, and John Drew once more as love;
tie sfs1 o.Ssrs . 81 Das. eompsHS vii sppsas il
their old roles, This revival is eHpeetsd to e,
sySI p HSs Nss xs s
tested. 1t is already in rehearsal.
A Christmas matinee Is announced BY every
theatre in the city. The. holiday is the chill
esoss sns IS and
"The Power Of the Press melodrama OF
briskness and accurate pictures. is fortunate
enough in east side esteem to win the compli-
cry Peoples. which does not often retain its
this story 1--WE good
enough to deserve its success
At the Biiou "The City Directory" in its
fresh dress. is o very lively show. It Is sure
to stay until March Is. and perhaps beyond
that date. II its present audiences mean any
thing, for there has been no more noise OF ap-
prevail within the Bijou this year than has
been called forth by this bunch of c9msdians;;
The dancing Of Amelia Glover the d e q
a an~i rr na Besides there Is constant
and WIT nto Sat psy
so that IL may be said to be new all the time.
LADY Bountiful" is fated to 60 from the Ly-
ceum soon. At the close Of the holiday period
new drama, from the English pen of Robert
Buchanan. will DO acted in America by Daniel
Frohman's skiliul company prior to its pro-
duction in London. The play has been made
With an eye to its suitability for the Lyceum
actors sns T h BGsu n9a
fuTs" last nj ghts are not likely to be neglect
ed. Pinero quiet play has lasted beyond the
been another laurel for the Lyceum's admir-
able troupe.
At Palmer's the course OF Alabama" is
smooth and prosperous still. Its audiences
nightly pay tribute to its quiet charm its
splendid q citing and its charming pictures 81
southern nie: Apparently Al IL Will hoiu puohc
Paulus, the Frenchman. will finish his en-
gagement ut Roster l. Balls hail this week.
and at once return to Europe. There will be
changes in his repertory to Q; ~ n might
ssis eauiSrsts ss Kate sf HsrVey. English
snsr % U sRffss E be the leading
Two east side changes of bill this week. at
Jacobs's and at the Windsor respectively. are
10 Master and Man." the English melodrama.
and -Fantasma." the Hanlon spectacle and
pantomlme. In Master and Man" the theme
is in large part the labor question. Dominick
originally acted at WaI!ask's palm;
er's) BY Richard Mansfield. In "Fantasma"
sefsd ts
81 bright scenes. funny tricks. pretty girls: and
clever specially performers. Areyivai OF Led
rather interesting announcement from the
for next week.
Clara Russell. an English actress. is i'll. and
The Actors Fund. thoroughly practical char
ty. has placed her in st. Vincent's Hospital
It Is doubtful II any English actors aid society
has ever done as much for any American actor
IN distress Can anybody contradict this?
Augusta Roche. q veteran singer in comic
opera. is in a Norfolk hospital She was o
member of the Beatrice Goldie opera troupe.
which recently stranded in that city: but Miss
Goldie has managed to reach New York. while
some OF her singers were less fortunate. That
". J. Scanlan is suffering from paresis his
manager strenuously denies Seaman is o
1ysyeptic. that all: but he is so i'll at times
that he forgets his lines. and hence the con-
slant presence Of an understudy. He is i'm
proving now. it is declared. Oracle Plaisted.
The soubrette. has secured divorce in Cali
Se. is now in southern California on her
ranch. hODeft LOWING lsn Z 50 SICK 8S was at
hrst thought. He will resume his tour few
lays after Christmas. Blanche Sherwood. Of
he stage. Fanny Davenport, Modjeska. and
have recovered from the grip The
veteran John Matthews. an actor Of the very
Did days, is usefulIy employed In visiting the
Actors Funds sick patients. Charles s. Dick |
sons father died In this city, recently. The
Boston E sss
sss piece Ths Frneess y Eris Viii also
Sc tested at this conservative theatre. A
Jersey CITY stage naehinist swears that
With "The COrsican Brothers." He tells |
shy. He WINS arranging the sectional |
missed his footing and fell through one Of the |
,Stricate himself Two Of his men tried to
he stage tried to pull him down. He sue
,eeded: As his face disappeared from view
Tim. Afarce wasn't circumstance to it No
me hurt The late Col w. w. Clapp Of the |
Soston Journal was not only the author Of the
Ilso. thirty or forty years ago. q, Playwright |
md other famous actors had appeared in Col
ylapp's dramas II. c. Miner and H + Jacobs