The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-27

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rnality % prevent the tumble from bscoming
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loss Of all the incidental music. but they tided
ow t moves s%oCh The farce
Wang" takes It's leave Of US this week. A
week from tomorrow night Francis Wilson
and his company Of comic opera performers.
including Laura Moore. Nettie Lyiord. Cecile
Essips Marie ys3ssp cpsrles plnnkst ;,, al,
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9ofSE Since e. Vent nso
own account two years ago. He Intends e stay
tom h until next MAY sss sss sa
him to u T. by native composer.
The month Of October will still md Edward
Sothern at the Lyceum in Tho Dancing
Girl" Jones's uneveny powerful story Of
infatuation. prodigality. and human suffering
In November Daniel Frohmans stock com
pany will begin the winter season at the
home thvatre;. They Will appear first In the
Sc The moss finished Weri T hs brsnt
dramaist
French singers have supplanted Spanish
dancers at the towns two all-the-year-round
resorts. Mile. Fougere has usurped Carmen
cita's place at Roster 4 Balls garden. while
the Eden Musee has Parisian newcomer in
Mile. Waltz. The path to ,Amertean. popularity
made smooth for both y ahe four
ters Me FoSssre has Sss ee reesived fresh
VIII bs Ss S4 ;e ls s
tomorrow night A new burlesoue a. IN re-
Ths CRiarini pantomin,ist make up an agree.
Able aadendum to valu's performance at the
remain unchanged
Marie Wainwright begins fourth week at
ralmor's tomorrow night in her handsome
production Of Amy Robsart" Her elegant
gowns are a rich source Of delight to the femi-
nine cye. lavish praise Of her costumes being
heard on every hand. The play now runs
smoothly. and the massive scenes are moved
ct en- sS1si
~ 4; & Palmer Vii rs!Iss Hneastas fhomas's
an ssas s da P 81 IN Is1Ss ssS1Ixs s
promises to be notable
The west sides fret minstrel show this
season Is Primrose 4 Vests troupe. which
will come forward at the Grand tomorrow
night. The quality Of this company's enter
dancer Il s sn a. s. a sss 1 Ws s
score Of other repataS Bic Sarnt-corf pe s r
ia mnstss ilsa s e arsHd .aG
ways SURE of sympathetic audiences, Prim-
SpSod tSer fame ths wee %akef' are TO
Roland Reed has only fortnight longer to
remain at the Star. where the audiences have
seemed to like his felicitous performance Of
the chief character In 1.-THE Club Friend"
This play has opened up wider field for his
abilities. and he gives evidence Of pronting BY
the opportunity. He has the advantage OF an
earnest and Intelligent supporting company.
two or three members Of which have made
v war oc%ss hsydp sB 6
nasw to this country: They wilt also SevivsA
judgment has been rewritten in tho last .act
A. e VII ssi stf heaans Hell
The reign Of the respectable variety show at
Tony Pastors is about ct it's topmost height.
Since the opening Of the autumnal season half
dozen or more Of the best vaudeville organi-
Eations IN America have delighted the loyal
os %eteers ~ slns
ers. dancers. juggers. musicians. and general
i9n makers ets under the eontr9l 2! the manager
son and Hutchings, Tachawane and Dune,
s ss b4otSes %. and
ss sss ensd In Rsss
Hsrlem's playgoers will have popular a.
tress In Cora Tanner at tho Opera House To-
morrow night Her play IL the emotional
will She Divorce HimY' Clinton Stuart
wrote 1t to 1T Miss Tanners abilities, and Il
was acted originally IN Brooklyn last season.
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suggestion. and 50 bis work must stand ss
T. FEW 70 bas HaD and 70
sized following in this city.
Tho west side has three popular offerings
for this week. At Jacobs's Third Avenue the
change Of play is to an Irish drama Of the con-
ventlonal but still acceptable sort There Is
mixture OF exceptional virtue with great bad.
ness. q touch Of song and dance. some views
never fall to please Third avenue spectators
True Irish Hearts" 10 BY Dan Mccarthy. and
he Is tho principal actor in the cast The piece
10 By no means new. but It has always boon
liked on this side Of town. and II 10 tolerably
sure Of cordial greeting at Jacobs'a Steele
Paul KauvaI:" VIZ. have tts first New ,Yorf
tRs: y sss syHs 81 tRs
pictures .E e the gS,oti9s: q ths mob lay. and
lest days 81 FFsnces ere ere thrilling spd Of endIr-
long and prosperous existence. Tho company
4 managed and co9tFolled now By Eugene
the cast are Edward I. snedsr.' who imper-
slccsedea e the TSle q Diane. formerly enact.
Tho e1ectiyeness Of tho more turbulent St
scenss n the! the plHZ probably has pot been
q r. t01Tf AZ the wnasq Rn 0ns III w.
offered th,s week; .. II chisi iu1 makeF = John
Monroe Il thsir hsleyon days When that arm
& SssF RSs sso q S %ho D Mabel
tor to, are known to BE- eo@pstens, The piece i;
songs and dances. but It's vaudeville interpois-