The sun., 1891-10-25

presence Of that admirable singer and cleve,
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SSctons snce seo is Be Sas BEEN ssoT
q5s ssa s9Esa eRa With ability shs snseasSsss sas sstsssop
hsra strong mGetSopoltan. iayorte Mss
TyroIeaI." sings .witha a rich contralto, voice
The tlxedness Of the Casinos bill for the sea.
nas the Of Snotey
HonS Suppe. Originally planned 70 be heard ar at
cSs Thf II o5 Is nt entsS
dsiphia TSe caste caste vii viii col Comprise the members
viii road AIN IN one
junction with "Cavallera Rusticana-"
When the high tower on the Madison Square
Garden building is rendy for visits from tho
general public, on or about Nov. 2 the town
| will have new wonder. and It may become q
permanent one. Twenty five cents Will be the
admission fee, and access to the tower will be
had from early morning until late.
"Thermidor." the significant news Ia that
| II will be on view ut Proctor's several weeks
longer than was planned Tho public has
evinced warm and wide interest In Sardou's
really great work. and Frohman's special COM
pany have interpreted the realistic scenes SO
admirably as to justify general praise. Forbes
Robertson's place in the cast-he must 60 back
to England about Nov. 15-will be filed by
Frederic de Belleville. The vividness OF the
French revolutionary pictures In "Thermidor"
Ia accompanied By correctness In the details.
Sardou is not only master OF the fcverish
sort OF drama but also stickler for accuracy
when his work is historical. In this instance
he insisted, that everything in dress. utcn.
critical sSrqpsiny; :; pis ~ Thus T,GsTmiaor IS
period IN P al 's on
sntS eons,Snns n SSk
sar HS ken Ths
reauisito @ things to Be Copied: Eliza6etR h Mar. e
bury, agent Tor sard9n IN this country. and
Interests. tells story q the dfiicSlty a Which
shat % i he Q wanted @ for ) @ dTaperss, and upholstery.
culinr pattern which had been fashionable In
the last century. and he ransack ed the stores
purpose. so he had cloth painted. at consider
able expense. to represent the missing fabric.
&ssas5 tS Vent shap
ping In Paris to find the 9ld chintz. and at last.
wealthy and exactine customer. Miss Mar
bury says that she purchased two rolls that
ish Joy upon seeing it" This chintz covers
IL The Of
Proctors
with this week performances The clever show
and the still cleverer performers have gained
real and rather unlooked-for SUCCESS. There
will be change next week from Tuxedo" to
=" Hoss and Hoss.' which Is rather vulRarly
nsmed but MAJ, provo to be better than its
s s m saW5f2 arGs Sen IF eae and
Charles Reed. comedians OF meteoric pOpu-
sHs ana SS Wa swrssen a IT thdm
Is believed to be largely their own work. One
Of its scenes occurs in a French restaurant in
At the close Of this week Marie Wainwright
will have acted Amy Robsart" sixty consecu-
tive times at Palmer's. There Is no better rec
ord OF that play. and Miss Wainwright may be
proud Fl the Hef NeT Sk
San Francisco and It will be a year or more be-
AGAIN. be paee
on Palmer's, stage marking the return Of the
Palmer stock company.
German possession Of the time-honored old
theatre at the foot Of the Bowery. now the
Thalia. is bright now and brilliant prospec-
lively. No change OF plays or players Is needed
at the Thalia these nights. for there are always
signs OF enthusiastic approval from the au-
Ths Il csHsr
and their engagement will easily last until
Nov: IS; Then the famous Melningen con:
In America. Their debut will be an important
event alike to German and American students
friends md % TO be- tn the ', most % perfect t example OF
stock organization ever seon.
II
Girl" at the Lyceum is drawing to its close.
In few weeks it will be time for the return OF
the Lyceum's stock company. Their appear.
ancc Is eagerly awaited. and the impatience OF
their friends Is intensified by the / ikn9wledGe
ing brand new Somedy-Arthur W. Pinero's
This week will see the last Of THE Solic-
itor" at Herrman's. Henry E DiHey will next
appear In a new play which several German
managers have kindly and gratuitously adver-
tised in advance by a controversy over the
rights to it in the German language.
Charles Frohmans ownership OF 1t In English |
hot Manp Mpsidh 6 One Is sd
give 70 Dixey an 9Pptortanity, Ppt to display the
Is a" Berlin success. and has started on 4
SaH q one % 81 The Rosenfed brcthers. who ON 9amage
the German Liliputians, control the Bowery |
Thalia. and are getting ready to bring over the |
Meiningen players to this country The Ros;
epfelds appear to be both pbtaultous and
them. wealthy also: In The. Man with One
Hundred Heads" Dixey will havs q role call
Ing for great deal Of versatility. the charac-
ter being that Of mimic and magician.
Harlem theatreRoers have choice between
two good things this week. though Of a widely
varying character. Farcical comedy is offered
In "A Texas Steer" at the Opera House. and
romantic drama In "Shenandoah " at tho Co
arr2 ne lila Vsae
ard Josie Hall INA Texas steeF% H. -, the come
and plquant Flora Walsh. Next week tile Co
lumbus will have Mr.. Wikinson's Widows-"
"Jnne" gains admirers the longer 1t is In
vogue. A second company is being organized
for travel or course. the troupe now at Hoyt's
Madison Square. with Johnstone Bennett as
Jane. will visit the larger cities. The second