The sun., 1891-01-11
another visit. Meanwhile. Blue Jeans" will
to finish the season at the place OF its birth.

Tho County Fair 10 holding It's own firmly
at tho Union Square whore tho audiences are
uniformly large in size and decidedly generous
In their Despite ss Long ie there
isnt dap!issslon q ~ oia New fnsIsna Am i!is:
season out q this ,house, with plenty Of profit
and satisfaction all round.
One OF the pertln acious inoiters Of public in.
terest in theatricals has lately poetized his
usually prosnic efforts He has sent to each
important journal an original and exclusive
poem In praise OF an actress who employs him.
ali the enthpsia asm Of a. Knight Of old exubcr-
ant over hts ladye love- None these enusions.
however. has yet gained publication.
The variety entertainments for the week ap-
peal strongly to lovers Of that kind OF diver
sion. Tony Pastor has secured for his theatre
one OF the host specially companies travelling.
That quaint Itish comedian. Harry Kernell.
heads the organization, which numbcrs the
throo Carrons. trio OF remarka ably agile aero
bats; Lottie Gibson. vivacious topical singer;
Dinns and Burns. instrumentalists; Harry La
Rose. gymnast OF much cleverness: the Rog-
ers brothers. dialect comedians; the sisters
Coulson. sktprinC-ropo dancers; Wilton and
CLARK. comsdians. At The Eden Musee lS the jan.
Rhe nys wh
Otero. is still favorte. Her vim aud agility
are are as notable ., as eyer and there Is an odity n
Munga.a,n orch orchess.a the art gallery, the wax
elias long career stands out boldly among the
successes. The popular Spanish DANCER has
resort, and she still reiRns as the chief favor
H. H. s;ns The new bnrlss4ue runs aong @ msrrily.
poys 9r f
dancer and singer from the English music
halls; ths & Weston brothers. eroteSaue mnsi7, i,
Schluter. oomshian. aud troupe VI clever
Japanese eouilibrists
"McKenna's Filtration" a Broadway enter.
tainment that was voted to be q good thing
last year. is likely to be potent Offering at the
Windsor this week. because there seems to
have been no loss OF Its earlier attrnctiveness
since 1t went away from town. Its star is
Billy Barry, one Of the drollest Of contempo-
raneous Irish comedians; Fay. bis lone,time
sor's announcement omite a mention OF that
fact. Perhaps it "a not Of importance. however
Fays na part sH is played M Sy Frank Resnan nan "n
sss sa ss %ss s
!The Fairies' Veil. an Irish comedy With
windsor. Fits piece has Carroll Johnson m
e. bs hHS IL
Mlunlkut DoN VIII W Ht tuo VlnueoE.
Steele Mackaye's Money Mad" boxes tho
compass OF the city theatres this week. By go
Ing to tho west side Grand. It has recently
had q fortnieht's success In the Bowery, and 1t
meas msasure Of iss quality has now y been fully
taken. Ihs pdeils d at Large seems ms to Ike this
sseas seem % 70 eSm@end ds applause. It has se earssl
sure to please the Grands audiences.
Later On" an eflervescent farce that seems
to gain substance with its increasing years.
comes into the city again this week. 1t has
already been seen at two or three Bro adway
theatres. and now 1t takes possession Of the
Standard. where It Is likely to remain q month
Joe Hart and no Fed aaen is p.r o
comedians as we'll as Its owners. arc Of the
Mo!lie Fuller and Annie Lewis. pretty women
aud merry soubrettes; retain their places In
the cast The is aRbsdsd
It. and the entertainment as whole is highly
humorous
The Sunday actors az Jacobs's Hoboken
Theatre to-day are W. 7. stephens and his
always full Of lie and excitement in which
some Hellctralnsd, ,,s dogs have M eo2spicuops s m
the Gray-Stephens repertory.
Mankind" Conquest Merritt melodrsms.
typical Of the English craze Of decade ago.
and still valuable among the combin alton thea
newiy or0anized The scenery which was ex-
hibitsd when the play was produced At the
next week. Meanwhile ElizsbssS AUD 6!spes
York" YSAtOl to:norrow and Tuesdsy nish1s. "a '"
The two Harlem theatres arc not neglected
while their owner paves the way for his new
downtown house. At the.Columbus After
Dark" and at the Opera House The City Di-
rectory" are this weeks visitors. This gives
assurance OF @ @sSeel!ent M snteertainmsns e,.a OF q
barsS at the II oosrs House next weet. Early
In February that theatre will have the first
New York performance OF The Fakir." by
dozen or more theatrical troupes have
come to grief throughout the country since
Christmas Evidences OF their disastrous end
have reached town to swell the thronR OF un-
employed but not discouraged actors who
haunt the agencies and upper Broadway.
Some Of the failures have been gloomy.
'She" company which had been organized by
W. K. Reed. went to pieces In Detroit. One Of
the unfo-tunates tells this plain story Of a
warn hearted aeIsssss a,I,s,o gsns55osty; We
board bills. we tried hard to keep together.
but NJ anaeers IN other eities refused to advance
money to enable US TO- get to. them., Then
we gave up entirely. Those OF us who had
iswelry pawned 1t 20 buy our meals. Rosina
Vokes heard Of our unfortunate condition and
came to the rescue In q manner that has NO
parallel within my recollection, She insisted
upon settling up our entire hotel bills and. not
content with that, she adva anced to every mem.
Der OF the COMPANY save two railEoSd fares to
paid out Of her own pocket. to strangers with.
players, nearly $500. She had no reason 70
hope for rs return. and she emphaslzel her
noble action by enjoininR secrecy upon us.
But the case Is one that makes silence seem
like ingratitude. and hope THE Sun viii tell
about It." Disbandments. attended, with fewer
hardships: include those q me Nada,ge Pores
had been playing 10 The CIemeneeau Case
theatres ,aPyxters, Miss borse's essay yas
each time in an interior seY York town. shs
brother OF Wintfred Emery. once In IrvinH's
support The chief mourner BY the poree dis
aster Is q Hoboken gentleman, MIR. Newhouse.
who says that he was induced 70 Invest 5000