The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-13
NERs or THE THEATRES.

there Is no stint OF accepted good things Mt its
rlayhousee and II Is lett to tho Bowery and to
Third avenue to MI tho unusual gap. Thore
Is. however. In sight n first night that will pos-
sess good deal OF interest 1t Is Harrigan's.
and. OF course. 1t will gather large and en-
thusiastc crowd. Tho en-t side happenings
include rather important venture by young
and pretty actress and tho production OF new
| melodrnma by that energetic ex.boy star.
| Nick" Wood.
| Hnrrlgan's Theatre will start It's second sea.
aon tomorrow nilht with a revival OF Reilly
and tho 400" justified by the striking success
credited TO this local play Inst fall. The cast
| will show n few changes but they will not be
| important Harraan. Mrs. Yeamnns, Fisher.
Merritt. Radcliffe. and Emma TO lock will re-
! appear in thor former rjles, ard B'aham will
onre more swing The baton over" Maggie Mnr.
he Dn.se u ons feeble s E"v and T the
4u1" Will he withdrawn IN favor Of HrrriHan's
local in text seems aud characte,s II will bs
| aremihder perhaps. Of the " Mallgan Guai ds'
days.
Anew stnr OF las. season. whose title to
prominence and plandits was quickly and
rather brilliantly established. was Evn Mount
fora. young actress but no novice. and
graceful and pretty woman. Miss Mountiord's
t'uI Was Huuo III a helpuIbInb Vi tuo oiu
French school called Eugene lie Tour"
Handicapped in more ways than ono. she new.
ertheless won an artistic success that 10 still
distinctly recalled as among the bcst events Of
tue east sidc season. Hor reap, earance ~ tho
interest which is increased By the announce-
There are GOOD hs ySnsx ;t"F
ss "mcuus sS dr as fs'H
ND H.. nj I'm
best qa"Ii.e sv oi the emotous ar;. Her ehoi1s
OF inlay has been. under these circumstances
: East Lynne" and in the dual roles, OF Latiy
s@Sr anI nt me shs must submit n ah,Iix
W a.a Be- 'ss Nay
vei sion OF Mrs. Woods story in which she will
snrear. is tn. work 81 tho actress herself She
.syeral new sharactcrs, and Investing
Q: comedy. PERHAPS this rejuyenntion may
hs hapny iaon American anaiS"fes hay, hay.
decades. Hall u dozen actresses have grown
rich on II. MI ne nay seems Iikey to lat
nens Of It is therrfors worthy Of attention. In
the cast the Sir Frances will he Harold Hart
s {" KsSns Ma M pY % L yss
Fletcher BARBARA. and Annie Waro Co'ney.
The first minstrel show Of the season comes
to town to. morrow night at the New Park. 1t
by Ileveland's troupe. and the burnt cork en-
tertalnmenis OF this manager are always clean.
pi, turesuue. and bright. There are Two Cleve-
and R On the road It's Il Jy0S The
more than Ordinary ability: ouda, an aerial
forty others in the irst pnrt AMI the olo. The
Park Is to have only one week Of minstrelsy.
the usual trimming. will be seen for he lirst
time In New York next week.
"Niobe" is an established success at the
Biiou. The charming comedy Is nightly en-
joyed by large audiences. There is never any
lack OF earnestness or polish In the acting by
Abtoit ~ Tears excellent COMPANY. and 1t 10
In this. together with the refresh ing wit.
situation :. that \ lobe " has its great potency
e mertimsns serG9T nod sompaay , Nth
next o: Saturday at hight T6ose are raging
0 Don 70 Of ons on 81 soSs
clowning and blamably displayed beauty. is
occupied by IN enter;ainment both ii:iit an!
Of song and dance. has become successful
leGi,imnte comedian IN thsatre close by.
and weil.wi, hers Of the theatres Should be
| glad whenever farces are inolensive in their
fun aud are represented in a comedy vein.
The new Jersey City Opera House will be
| opened Tomorrow evening. For tho first time
| the ad acent city across the Hudson has the.
atre that is handsome In architecture and
| luxurious In its accommodations. The plan Is
| TO conduct 1t after The manner which has been
| very popular in Brooklyn. and weekly sue
| ces-ion OF entertainments chosen from current
i Ie male to- I'm morrow evening With The Henri.
| eta with Stuart robson and his company in
excs!lent play. admiralty played. with which
| to attract Jersey City people to the new mouse
! at the outset.
Giliette's hurricane comedy. mr.. Wlkin-
| sons Wdows.' is nearing the close OF its
merry career at Proctor's Twenty bird Street
! Theatre. Three weeks hence 1t will start for
long tour OF the prini pal Cities Its return
| to town for preliminary season has confirmed
and emphasized its qualities. and 1t stands 10
the front as one OF the brightest farcical plays
offered to this public in many years. Tho
| changes In the cast have maintained tho en-
cellsnce Of Charles Frohnans company OF
comedians. II is no easy task to bring
talented they may be. and vet sustain
s,rons Impression Whif ,hS ,st ORIGINALS
Tor sS MH'P 5o!
ra, ysra aS. h ,
Ing female rIles. Each actress possesse. a
seI 10 hp s viii. the a
tiva,ed comedy talent u,, n both produces
| that p.rvn,es this tale OF martial complica-
ions. ~ Matte Ferguson and the o;he' MON,
| bers of tho east there is scarce occasion TO add
10 tle rral;e iha, hrs been ~, 70 literally
should be snrces,fn!. Al tho lively elements
! in the piece will commend 1t To the miscei Rue-
, Gus rlnygoer. nnd tho student OF our stage
will see in this porio nance much 70 he proud
| Of TN ',c'. ;, Snrdun, tragedy. "rhermidoi,"
| will he acted a. IroctOrs for the first time in
| America. 1t Will POSSESS peculiar interest.
There Is no. deal of announcement for
American actors in this admission from tho
! London E,n: "Augustin DAILY. 1t seems. in
tends 10 employ only American actors at the
theatre which is to DO built for him in London.
| Win our immense floating population from
acros. tho water. II permanent New York COM
| pany in London should have ut least . good
start. The My difficulty that strikes one Ia
| tina as slaries Al doubles fnr higher In the
| United states than in England. Mr.. Only will
bs running an entertainment with expenses.
| in one important item. ON II higher scale than
those OF u, Y II his London rivals and 1t is a
question whei her-like the banker slight Ad-
! van ag" at The gaming inbl--thls small but
constant difference in the odds will not decide