The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-01


America OF the famous Meinin9en Ensemble
who will present tragedy and comedy In its
tho soudan" at the Academy still presents
Louis James's robust heroism as the British
hearty commentator for the capable and well
balanced company In his support.
-Thermldor" has only fortnight longer at
Proctor's Twenty third Street, where 1t might
remain with profit all winter. but for the fact
that the return OF the Charles Frohman stock
company cannot be delayed longer. They will
devote themselves to the production Of Henry
De Miles new play; entitled he,d I me-, o oo
ally. attracts the profound attention and
be counted as regular theatregoers, Minis;
tiers OF various denomi nations have discussed
with favor the heroine's mental strn St be-
Anal resolve offers an ennobling instance Of
sclf-sacriflcc. true and thorough.
For tho FIRST time in half dozen yenrs or so
the English comic vocalist. George Beauchamp.
will sing In America to- morrow night, opening
ut engagement ut Tony PASTORS Another
newcomer will be Nellie Lingard. an English
singer and dancer, who arrived from london
Cline will endeavor to raise the roof. Of course.
while the usual assortment OF fun and music
nre ss s Ss o out ~ & lie blanche sSs
s s1TSs IeGr s @ tho DiOs o
timer. Tony himself.
A new ballet. entitled 10 Carnival dc
vcnice." will be produced this week BY the
Lola Rossi troupe at. Roster 4 Balls happy
ESufsy ball ThS nessns ,estTn While
Mile FouESre and the Graatz brothers divide
favors on the specially list.
New songs have been added to tho repertov
mile. Waltz at the Eden Musse. which holds
It's own in the way OF attendance despite any
depressing conditions OF tho day toward things
theatrical, The standard attractions remain
The first New York visit Of Mr.. Wilkinson's
Widows" since tho close Of its long stay at
Proctor's will be to the Harlem Columbus this
week. There will be o warm welcome for Gill
lette's funny play. no doubt Charles Troh-
mans comedians continue to interpret it with
admirable dash and artistic effect, Hnrlem,s
other attraction Of the first. rank this week Is
Opera House. changing his programme night
IL and thus atfor6ing uptown theatregoers an
+ he ens
ing week will be Nina Il; Gale. formerly lead
ing actress in the Booth-Barrett support
Cora Tanner. who has already presented
Clinton Stuart's will She Divorce Him 2" in
the Bowery and in Harlem. will play 1t this
week at the west side Grand Miss Tanner
made many friends among Grand audiences
in past seasons. and. as tho supporters OF this
why She should not be acceptable once more
Next week The Power OF the Press" will be
acted It the Grand for the first time Inn down town
THE Fairies Well" a romantic Irish drama
by Con T. Murphy. who wrote The Ivy Leaf"
and fifty other plays. will be the change OF bill
at Jacobs's this week. 1t is well known and
highly favored on the east side. for it has been
played there often; and always to the accom-;
Johnson was last years star in The FAIRIES
Well" but he has gone. starring on his own
IS veil
membered here, though he is favorably spoken
er last weeks failure By
the New England students OF acting.
This will be a week Of hilarious mirth at the
Peoples. for Later On" is come back to the
Bowery. and Hallen and Hart are again to face
the young stars are growing rich: but they de-
clean and clever in every, portion: The Peoples
music sed fresh wiz in this year edition
" Later On" Hart has composed all the music.
and that in itself is An unusual feature OF
variety farce.
THE Two Sisters" sensational play OF
New York. by George W. Ryer and Denman
Thompson. originally acted at Nlblo's two sea-
sons ago. and since then fixture among trav-
Cling dramas. will be revived tomorrow night
at the Windsor. where it has been seen more
than once before. 1t is strongest in its humor;
which is quaint and clean: but it has several
OF its more exciting episodes are effective.
Most Of the theatres in town announce an
extra matinee on election day. The holiday Is
a profitable ono for the play houses. At night
on more than one stage the election returns
will be read. The Interruption of the course
Of the play may shock the nerves of sensitive
it. The custom Is purely American and
it is worth preserving.
William J. Florence and his wife will reunite
professionally next season. and Joseph Jeffer-
son will be an affiuent idler. Edgar Fawcett
has written q play called Constantine"
Young Salvini. who is on an American tour in
plays Of the romantic school. will soon make q
more ambitious essay in "Othello." literally il
not artistically wearing his fathers mantle.
James NJ Hills broken leg is 30 bad that he
will BIO disabled for several months Frank
Mayo and Mckee Raukin have separated in
The RE4sis Of Gnt tour II new adaDatoH
y: s Gi!tsrt told iopd9q npsazine II:
hest play. although it, was, a stage failure. |
while his worst one. which be did not name. |
hal two years Of success Francis Wilson |
gave some money. tho other night to q polite
had his peck t pick ell in the audience. but who
was !iur who had swindlcd other actors and
in the sumo way, Mao Clarke, who
broke down under the. strain as the late Law
renee
sydney ArmgsIttonG, IS IL. BIT hopes to
opening OF the Charles Frohmnn stock
,on pany,s season in town. May Brooklyn
" the A. VI. Palmer forces. i also IN idle in
valid. Richard Mansfield hns printed very
Winter. dramatic editor OF the Tribune. is pre-
,arinG book from his recent visi. to Englepd.
Brsnder Matthews and Laurence Hutton are
Il work o., Volumes relating to the drama
-eandcr Richardson Of the Hanidtic Ne,cs dis
nGuishes himself in AS Ye Sow" the new
,ss booked himself well in Holiday Tales"
notable story Of stage life in Freda-" Charles
l. Aetcal! leaves tho business management OF
10 Standard and Tn.on Square to GO to the
;iStAnt. HODkins- Ia left idle py the SublettinR