The sun., 1891-06-28

hns has .n,asi G%i1ed soody share Of f;ms Without
ard his. excellence. of. feature consistins
chiefly Of q pair of luminous eyes that are
i9r, your. elves these % indiyid"aHi H sasa, ease,
that l have cited and others iha,!
lind that beanty 70 msa w
above the average. and help its owner to 20.
charec,c ristics that oyertop his bodily recon.
the lire OF histrionism. man soe Who can SHs DO lis
,s. Work u new and surprising way. and he will
make you forge. sSs Is Ks n surt 90
tall; symmetrical or malformed. l believe that
Win very ieT xcentions the greatest actors Of
tensions to beauty. At the present moment il
Five evenings each week largo crowds Jour-
ney to Manhattan Beach. where. amid cool and
refreshing surroundings. Pains newest spec
tacle in fireworks. Paris: From the Empire
10 the Commune" is pressnte with all tho
thoroush Sttention to de,si that have % eharsc. M%
terized similar displays at this popular iesort
sy the sea good Gns-d9Nr spe,asy sr
exhibitions. SUNDAYS and Mondays nre tho
only two days when the spectacle is omitted.
Tho Columbia ballet remains pleasing ad-
dition to the Eden Muse5's stage entertain
ment The pnrty is mnde up Of a score or
more OF graceful and comely young women
Ing and pretty dancing. The iroups Of japan.
ese acrohats continue 70 delight visit ors. while
music ut frequent intervals.
One theatre that will soon come out OF the
gloom Is the Academy: but 1t will not be for a
theatrical performance Of any sort Ono OF
the many men who have sought to invent an
n h ne N ntpAd "A AnnI fnr n hrta af
neriod, md he. will exhibit biz, ,,auaer craft
there. This particular inyentor is Pennington.
ton nicety. Zen, ington himself asserts that
10 VII! travsl IN his shir from Chicago ,o New
machine. by. the way that has been exhibited
in theatres during the past twenty years.
Tho third Of the citys comic operas to get
souvenir performance Is Tho Tar and tho
Tartar" which will be sung at Pamer's TO-
morrow night for the .1flieth consecutive. time
Il s sey HbR haze hs large snd oy
by ,,'3mene:" the English woman. was dis.
:.nrded as a feature Of tho pslrIormanee after
and omee viii il MOVE 20 ins.E baak to koster
AIS she % was a, sp,l episode in the otherwise
At the Casino. Apollo continues to meet
with good degree OF prosperity. The satur-
day matin es have been discontinued for a
time time. but there Is no cessation Of the enioya.
Veil fG attended viii run ae oniy unt
the middle q next ninth. After i6at there
which vii! recall Lillian Russeii's best t'i.
umph. and wilt serve o end notably her long
engagement at the Casino.
There will be another collection OF specialists
Mt Tony Pastors this week. Harry Kernell.
the prince Of Irish monologue comedians, leads
the bill. and he will have some versatile assis-
tants in Lottie ellison. a clever little balladist:
Rose Julian. a graceful and wondsriully
Sst Y09hsr hand % 0ss Ssrnosr 1a an ssIs
pe' Eeao and Honda enSiSrs's
lelle q ft"n an arsst'c s dancer and % Sweet
nG Fstora now has sh
amusement field IN the lower Nialto district
all to i'ss1 aa despite am eiti9as h ,hsrmGm,
i Kept quite cool. nnd the attendance is uni,
formly gooI. The house will remain oren all
in February next. for a long season under Pas.
tors management
will sias fafs t"e on %ondsz s1enna.
HEn CTsnr% on Tuesday and Thars.ay. ,r,,.
on Saturday.
Sam T. Jacks " Creoles" begin tho third week
at the Standard. The audiences have been OF
good size. and the applause has not been lack
Ing in warmth and generosity. Considered
leniently in a specially sense. these negroes
give really entertaining performance. Some
ofthem are exceptionally clever. and all are
earnest and conscientious workes lew
JACK s boldnss.; in sn'erins the Standard with
big eye-opener for managers OF Legitimate
houses: the money made has 5 ucs c:esn,ed even %e
is no accounting for the whims OF 'hs rublic.
nni 1t seems that Jack will nroft we'll BY hi.
bRy Ss Ss ~. spes T hs
"Creoles term Is indefinite.
Already managers stars. and actors are
making preparations for the tours that will
constitute the early months in the season OF
1912. The illst company that will leave the
metropolis Is the Palmer Madison Square
Pacs Coast tip nader ro. the mnanags!nent OF
through Utah and Oregon TO Frisco, TIE
Very yn near San Francisco. where they y VIII Il begin
nm engagement on July 7. Days stock arc
ensrally yencouragIne succe.s. Charles froh-
Frisco but they have changed recently to
Anumber o. theatrical people nre NOM
bcrs and enthusiastic advocates OF Henry
Georges single tax theory. They arc luckler
than most Of their scoffln associatos. after ALL
tor 1t gives to them ths opportunity OF spend
ing their vacations pleasantly and chsaply in
tho mountains up in sullivan county. There
are no nobby or luxurious hotels here yet. but
Ing Ing it. Two actors who, are Disciples
OF Henry Georges principles are James
A. nerne and Charles $. Dickson. Herns
il q way upper" and frequently has made elo- |
.Iuent and ilery speoches on the single-ta1
question. DicSson Is not obtrusivo in hi,
views. but Lo is proud OF them. lust the same. |
At present. having closed with The Mer-
chant" last night. he is getting rendy for his |
lirst starring tour--n very important and risky |
venture for him. Ee hasn't been conspicuous |
more THAI seven yenr-. Tor II was In 1884 hat !
he got MS first chance to distinguish m:eli.
IN the supp, ri VI Iobson and ran. Before J
that he had roughed IT, rlaying ~ minor |
aoth time ns "b Better oiier@d NoWndays. In "I big
nroduc + MS he is about tho frstt
10 receive ~, offer III the light comedy ,!e, md
his sniary has gone uD In propo lion to tho de-
mnnd Tor his services. until probably he can |
get 5000 u weak ut any time His 5 airing tour |
means something, because he is Of the Younger
of romedi ians who must ultimately |
Ill Tor us The shoes OF lobson. Crane Florence;