The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-16

Signs Of the new seasons awakening In.
crease in town RAPIDLY. This week three nov
plays. ono Of them Broadway test Of no sligh
Importance. will be offered for consideration
and the doors OF q trio Of playhouses will b.
opened for the fall and winter term.
The most interesting event Of the week will
be the production By Rose Coghlan Of her new
play. "Dorothy's Dilemma" at the New Parh
on Thursday evening. Miss Coeblan. 1t seems
has selected that night for her first perform.
snce In order to avoid the rush into public
attention OF great number OF theatrical
attractions which will occur on the following
Monday. "Dorothy's Dilemma" 10 the WORK
OF Leopold Jordan. who got some inspiration
from the German Of Won Moser. The play ia
said to be high-class modern comedy. Miss
Coghlan's own part, that Of Dorothy Barring
suggests in way. 1t is asserted. that Of Suzanne
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William Redmund who has ceased to star for
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Moistsn. and others. It may b 1 msntioned I
for fear that the fact may have escaped notice.
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For weeks Miss ,Coghlan has been practising
ior tbs UNIQUE display q sousstrianism. which
dignity. ~ ' VIVA '" ''N
These are the last nights Of "Ths Grand
Ducesss"st the Casino. The final perform
ancs will be given on Monday evening. Aug.
"a. Lillian Russell will continue to sing the
tils role up to and including next Thursday
night On Friday she will rest and early ON
Saturday. morning she will sail for Europe. In
VIEW OF the close 81 long And suecsssfnl run
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viii be Evs7y detail to make hs
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yens. Ferdinand schuetz. HAIRY Maed enough.
Max Fiamsn. Edgar Smith. and Jefferson Pc
I'll, rh: sms: m mall Dos s4 COMB
plete changes. Stage Director Freeman has
arranged procession IN one Of the acts in
tho Tisnna lady erchs ira. The Comedy forces
are to be augmented BY the Introduction II Z
trick mule. who will accompany MI. De Angels
In dance.
Students Of heredity and probably . great
IL A.
venture which Joseph K. Emmett. son Of the
late comedian. Is on the eve Of putting to the
test Something has already been said In THE
Sun about this ambitious young man and his
new enterprise; but there have come from
other sources Inaccurate statements Of the
nsh TO his
audience will take young Emmets measure 40
possible successor e nls parent. H wilI ap-
elder Emmefs pieces. ana the central role in
S .a asq so sn aps'
ously By turns. thus calling upon him for .
pretty wide display q Whatever ability be may
m es ssR''ss:
estsbiishsd that young Emnst Is otSer THAN "a a
novice on tho stage, Y has been told that he
frequently assumed 'n his !athsr,s roles during
actors who were long in the elder Emmet's
s1sRos wssn f@ na f spS e'd sa
ass d %sis N s. d ss s% and
a. substitute star: But It is not quite true that
all Of the .oi-toMn managers n, jumped g. the
Enmes mates : great FL sh!s xssf IN G NV
f path 70 ' fortSne. H. oempany sonaies two
pretty. women in Emily Lytton. formerly Mrs.
attiancsd to the elcer Emmett
Next Saturday night will bring 10y to Third
avenue playgoers. because It will mark the re-
opening Of II. r. Jacobs's Theatre. All the
signs are in tho direction Of increased pros-
perity for this house. Tho bookings for the
new season are better than heretofore. The
DSPH R1i Is. are Jest and Il. ss s
tire has been, cleaned; painted. and generally
overhnuled during tho GUNNER recess. The
a quay the boards fsf Ths
ssn b. % ieS to on tho
md. II those two weeks prove profitable. It 10
Jacobss intention TO arrange Tor several now
weeks. Everything Is being done to make
The Crulskeen Lawn" q success: OF course.
i claimsd. Sa. Il Il story ior *. mas: ss
The scenic. effects will be elaborate. together
with Q good cast, ana singing, Qhnclng, ana
other specialtles will go to make up an Snjoya-
BILE establishment. NJ. Jacobs will again DO
the acting manager Of tho house.
Lillian Kennedy. young actress, who 10 .
stranger to tho New York stage. will bs on view
at the Windsor tomorrow night 40 tho star In
q sensational comedy drains" called " She
Couldn't Marry Three" Tho titls suggests .
wild farce. but there arc to 30 some realisms
and mechanisns that smack Of melodrapa.
Is rather vague at this moment. Miss Ken
nedy has hal several seasons experience on
the circuits. and In some sections Of the West
she has evidently gained friends. Her chief
Nefs Tssf "a sn .bdsr new R!adThs FIJI; Pa
engines hose carriages. hook and ladder
msae iorsun osn ior Tha Sin 4aTm nave
The Grand Opera House. making NO change
In It's policy OF hrst-olsss plays and stsrs at
second class prices. will open the season on
next Saturday night with Charles A. Gardner.
called CAPTAIN Karl" dsrdner Was last seem
very much liked. He should DO good card at