The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-22

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In Clgalc." the Gardens opera, with It's
opulence Of talent and its generous stage pic.
lures. has stood auuinst the severe test Of the
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considered in doubt. -.
On Thanksgiving Day evory theatre in town
be filed. II the wenther should favor Thorn. AZ
around. IL is we'll therefore, that intending
Thanksgiving theatregoers look Tor places
"a Trip to Chinatown" will easily fulfil =
sus prediction. and stay at tho Madison Square
q hundred nights. 1t may even surpass that
record II its present favor shall be maintained
in q fair degree. Thu ia the natural result 2i
Intelligent and well directed effort and u Isn't
dumb luck at all. II 4. Roberts, tho English
actor. has boon engaged as stage manager.
"The Wolves OF New York" have ceased to
growL Tho melodrama was too much for the
minor cities. whore good thing is not always
appreciated 30 Tho Wolves" came home .
few days ago. Philadelphia was their last
point Of attack. All The Wolres didn't get thoir
wages In full Billy Emerson's minstrcls have.
stopped short. also. Ada Fells. the chorus
to sns EnSWn IL eSw a Bas
tho STORY has been here Rsiors dIfs the
Which she was leading actress Iitou's
travelling company are, reisarsine -lier
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is now recognized as Jean Trevellyan. She was
in The Clemenceau Case - last season. a1a Il
Gushing in private life.
For Sunday amusements In theatres there Is
q variety to-day. Cromwell will lecture at the
Grand on Tho Sister Republics" and with an
extensive series OF views from nature he will
illustrate the Alps and the Rockies. The
Madison Square Garden Tower is open to-day
as we'll rs every other day In the week. At the
Union Square tonight there will be u benefit
81 to S sd aSe
fsss KiSsMtis SilEsSs keiissd Frank a BUSH
tet George Beauchamp. the Dobs9n brothers,
Weber and Fields. Josie Gregory, L. Clair and
A Cleveland minstrel spectacle is q proper
for this holiday week. The
people who go to the west side Grand will see
n picturesque and amusing show. contributed
to in it's features Of song. dance. and persiaage
81 fne ths W cSsk a.
in in the Cleveland forces. Minstreisy Is always
to ehe Ros 81 the
92d" is coming to this theatre in fortnight
Harlem's two theatres keep up the good
record established for them since the new sea-
son began. The best Of the travelling COM
panies have already been there or will be be-
fore the year ends. This week the Opera
House has tho German Liliputians. those de-
llghtful midget players whose performance
combines uniQueness, artistic quality. and
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spsak tss csves fae
sP pay s Is he
which Is not familiar In Harlem. though 1t has
seen IN other Parts Of TIE
New York sinms. The realisms are numer-
aed o new Sore ,hs
with oil the accoutrements and hustle OF the
genuine thing
Jacobs's Third Avenue audiences will be
gratihed by the news that THE Great
Metropolis " will be placed before their gaze
this week. This Teal-Jessop melodrama.
vivid picture of New York life in certain quar-
ters. has withstood several seasons use on the
circuits. and seems to still possess magnetism
Il the most effective scenes ever put, into
competent actors. most Of whom are familiar
% New Workers.
Miss Helyett" Is sure to stay with us until
.fter Christmas. The piece has entered upon
Is second year in Paris. while the London
success is such that Charles Wyndhnm will ut
,nco transfer 1t to the more spacious Prince Of
Tales's Theatre. where 1t is expected to last at
east year longer. The performances Mt the
,tar move along with snap and spirit The
lew moral maxims that David Belasco
las written for the Quaker cause great |
nerriment. SO does the duet in burlssaue Of
Ps se By Ms y paa asSSs
It the close now. and the curtain falls with the |
tago crowded by repetition Of the seductive
yaltx movement sung IN the opening scene.
IL Mrs Carriers acting in the role u Helyeh |
'mi4son there has bosn praise only. but her
RS ON account Of her lack Of vocal power. Her |
dice. is, agreeable. and she uses 1t Gslsveriy.
tar. Many q The auditors; fq2EsettIug the
ng comedIennes. expect the impossibility Of
rduons acting and brilliant singing. COM
say desats e ook the IN hs
early 80 Wei as Mrs. Carter does. and
urdly moro than recites the verses Of her
ong. When Mrs, Carter was in Paris. and the