The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-30

firms. who appropriated his notes outright and
without even the offer Of compensation. De
Koven relates that he wrn'e and SCORED Robin
Hood" $50 pages OF music. In ninety days.
Tomorrow night Manager Roaenauest and
Joseph Arthur will replace on the stage OF tho
Fourteenth Street Theatre, the scene OF It's
initial triumph. the latter's play. Tho Still
Alarm" Four years have elapsed since Ar
thur first offered for public appreciation " The
Still Alarm" with its sensational "hltch-up"
scene. and since then the play has earned for
Its author throughout the country distinct
reputation as forcibe dramatic writer. and
has added not little to his prosperity In other
directions About strongly conceived story
Arthur snsceeded in crowdne al the nie'ur;.
POPULAR chord is syineea by By the the BUSINESS
done Whenever and wherever 1t Is pre-
secsssore.. md effects. when The 'J piece !:
evening VIII
n new lire engine, In exact duplication OF the
ponderons machines used in the metropolitan
rsraee IT, onss snd 81 new w
PLAYERS. or these George Fawceit, Jacques
Nss ssr and r. psbop are N shs s1 :
irwin, two Of tho orisinsl cast. VIII also Be
Nelson OF the cast has becn Conspicuous in
l;rookyn nmaEsnr the9tricals fora long time:
professional effort. Fawe.tt has succeeded
srE t .nS hs herS S rs a Clara Ara
Fourteenth Street very soon.
Roster Il Balls is keeping pace with the
towns carly movement in tho introduction Of
brand-new amusement features. Novelties
are to follow one another IN quick succession
for tina VT m mr. M Thfs yvank'a
comer will DO Carrie Belle. a Singer and dancer
Of foreign note who will make, her American
dShint tomorr r nigh. Much that Is inter
ancs in ibis acc Country in several , Seasons Of
Harry L. Clair and Edward Leslie. clever
While new new
est burlesQue still pleases.
With tho end OF the dog days Pastors begins
Its regular fall and winter season. The How
ard AthenGum star speciality company has
been selected rs tho inaugural attraction. and
better bill could hardly have been chosen.
Tho appearance OF some imported performers
tomorrow night promises to be notable. Kara,
q jugger Of wonderful expertness. and Ena
Bertoldi who walks upon her hands. head
chains. &C.. are expected to create a sensation.
That popular pair OF heal hnlanc.rs. the
daring act. and ,Avorites like the Allisons.
Melville and Stetson. Golden and Ouigg A. o.
duncan. rake ana SetnOnS. fOlROt n. ana the
EvanseS will be conspicuous on the programme.
Tho dancers and tho ncrobats have gone
away from the Eden Music. yet that cool and
popular resort Is not without potent and en-
joyable attractions. The Hungarian orches-
ira still furnish delightful music. and there ia
plenty to interest and nmnse in the waxwork
collection. the mystifying chess automaton. a
well.f1led picture gallery. and q most inviting
tropical garden.
ThA NV Nvt-o ~ tNu, laa
tanments are doing exceedingly we'll these
torrid days. Pains pyrotechnio display q
Manhattan Beach delights hundreds on five
spectacle al Ii Dorado PARK Isl relished by
afternoon sdiuncts. dilmore's picked band
furnishes a wealth of harmony by. the sen.
while Cornetls! Levy renders charming solos
Richard Mansfield has at last made definite
announcement OF q change in his Garden pro-
gramme. On Thursday night. Sept II. he will
produce Nero" an historical tragedy written
for him BY T. Russell Sullivan Of Boston. Until
that date the alienation Of familiar plays in
Mansisids repert0ry VII be eo5n,tinued Sui
tories and the italian dramas Of Cossa aud
Gezoletti. Moro is shown in his later days. in
viee. OF course Mansfield viii produce tic
"Tho Khedive." Niblo's inaugural entertain-
ment. is booked to run two or three weeks
longer BY that time it will have gained in
brlskness as tho performers become moro
familiar with thir text and music. The opera
is at times rather pleasing and It is at no mo-
=. Days spectncle, The Beautiful STAR, viii
Be This Ntos
tain.
Rose Coehan and q Dorothy's Dilemma" will
not quit the New Parks stage until Sept. 10.
Miss Coghlan gains courage as the run OF her
new play lengthens and she is now confident
that 1t will servo her acceptably on tonr. The
. nsp has jo R1vs MdRa tHs
feopods i InssS On aer "S n s"d
will have the chief rIIes. Ignacio Martinetti
will also be conspicuous in the cast
An admirable inpersonator OF rough but
whole-souled Irishmen Daniel Sully. will
make his city reappearanos this week at the
Grand. reviving Tho Millionaire" which
Grattan Donnelly wrote: and E. Lean Ter Rcharo-
sieadil, making irienis wherever he las tr GVH
elled in late year. His new company names
several CAPABLE actors rs, and there is surety
ment OF his MAY which is recalled as iutor-
estinG and rather clever
Tho Black MasQue" will not be on view at
tho Union Square after this week. 1t gees
hence to Brooklyn. and after that 1t may travel
further. but there IL certainty as to this. for
there are hints that tho plays financial spon.
sors will withdraw their support. Next week
the Union Square will have the first New York
test OF o musical comedy called Eight Bells"
q sort OF Hnnlnn brothers show. with the
English B MpI brothers as tho liyey fun
rose 4 West. the rich minstrels. On tho ROAD
last season It was quite successful. After
Will be produced, and In 1t Thomas seabrnoke
will make bis debut az star comedian. Tho
Cadt i" Is expected to run three or four months.
II 1t doesn't the laugh will be- On William.
AT Jacobss Theatre tho new play OF q two
weeks engagement of the more important
plays promises to, work well In the case OF
"Cruiskeen Lawn" tho current attraction at
tho popular Third avenue house. Il continues
this week. and on Sept 1t will be follow
cd By change OF bill.
Manager Eugene Tompkins Of the Academy