The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-11

ana sometimes , admirable nctress. Corn I'm,
Mhen she was The star IN :; Alone in, london
turn will be, Welcomed. The sUG has already
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the construction and the detail OF the piece.
Two OF last seasons down town dramas
"Blue Jeans and Tho Power Of the Press"
are IN Harlem this week. the former Mt Ham.
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lost IN the iact that Il will stay ia Harlem Two
vivid portraits eve Of New 81 YORK s sssnsry AND is
AG;gnSta,s rtSns new n which the
shannon. ssllis Williams. Miiie, snckett, ida
Waterman. Luke Martin. and G. H. Riegel.
The clever German midget players at the
Thalia in "The Dwarfs' Wedding" present its
salient points. oddity. wonderful contrasts.
and much artistic excellence. Alike to old and
to young audiences It appeals by its unique.
ness and its drollery. Little Ebert's .frolic as
in ne IN %sh she
a comic .9 f feature % ' Of tic pcrformancc.
When the ali l,n;E go away from
distinguished visitors In the actors compris-
seasons theatrcais. The German community
Ths sry w rrse h ao e eSa
iGsm some one e 3hS iS5oad%aT tsa ;Ss|
Of the ITALIA. which IL tho largest in, New
ratio productions.
The sixtieth industrial fair Of tho American
Institute. now in progress Mt tho Institutes
big building. Third avenue and sxty-third
street. is commenInble from any poin. Of view.
In is, varied and numerous collections 1t is as
complete rs any show OF its kind ever wit
ciai Display OF flowers This week other lea.
lures. equally interesting. arc to be placed on
Th pee OF anS
entertainment.
series of seven entertainments. combining
tho best clements OF the musical and lecture
worlds. started on last Friday night ut the Y.
NJ. C. A. hall in East Twenty-third street. and
arc to continue until after New Years. Next
Friday thore will be second symposium 81
boston Ideal Banjo. Mandolin. anil Guitar
ssSef:s %hiie e the tSkors are to DO Bill Sye
Will Carleton. H. II. Ragan. and others almost
as popular
In month or so the Lyceum's stock COM
pany will come back to the home theatre.
These final nights of The Dancing Girl"
therefore. should not go unnoticed. Edward
Sotern and his company nave nave
sented in Jones's interesting play. and Vir-
ginia Harned's individual success rs DfnsMa
hns been Of special Importance. The drama
promises to serve Sothern's travelling pnr-
W. j. Scnnlau has struck n marvelously rich
vein in "Mavourneen." It's start has been a
deal more suspicious than that Of any OF the
notable long runs ut tho Fourteenth Street.
It had been the, intention to revive Blue
s s a
for the presentat!on OF that play IN other cities
insteHd one q the & sasrs
packed. but the lower portion OF the house Is
crowded at evory performance.
1t happens that the three music theatres in
Broadway nre in high and deserved prosperity.
At the Casino. THE Tyrolean.' "Cavaleria
Rusticana." and Marie Tempest form strong
attraction. and there seems to be little doubt
that no other Offering will be needed for several
to ~ f ~ r.
cast Of, the dainty little English prima donna;
Mis- has %
hint that the Casino would .Imicky, recover
withdrawal is thus early justified. On the cir
cults the Casinos second troupe is nr?spering
miss i Tearing Kobn Hood at the standard
b9 assp ID M kSSsn who to mot
things yet and Harry b. Smith i writing
study. originality. and ingenuity. The Dos
tonans sing ii very well. and the nightly en-.
numerous and sincere. There Will
be no change q, bin ut. tho standard for sew
era weeks All the n noW t9 another
.;"n'tIn"Sy on his s' cs@cdans side: -.
he thus escaped q September that tried
most city managers, souls. and he came for
t Msr" IHs Msrry M"nsah wsrs we'll
There has been an infusion Of new wit into its
dialogue: some IG%asing MELODIES Ia Gav9 been
and OF Laura Moore is even better than before
The advanc. in the quality OF the lighter
musical pieces this season is marked and very
agreeable. The Merry Monarch is the only
comic opera in town which eabodies outright
tomfoolery and transfers of material from tho
variety stage. Tho change of policy at the
CASING is as pronounced as it is successful.
Ths Bnstonlans at the STANDARD have risen
above the level Of buiroonery, Preparations 10:
prehensiv. that ,rhe immediate future Tor good
,nsis in popular nu, NOT on common IiaSs Is
viii be presented, at tho Garden Theatre hy
the Lillmn Russell company. an Organization
remarkable Ly reason OF ihe presence in IT. Of
Carl streitmann. Sign"r Tag'iapirtra and AZ
talr Claire. three singers whom Ncw York
knows :avobpably iir opera. Other e,onpan.ions
Lon Harrison. Charlie Du".app,. naI ;,amesG.
vi Ike and Arthur Eyley viii ,tte hrousht
aud costumes are ;nrc to he IN Keep,
;;rs. aud the p:odYclion altogether Mn
he j. inStllioi frl!y u ralsinE Tho Prize Of the
sale of tickets for the opening u ighl will be
held a week from to-rn9rrow. LA Cigale"
has had two seasons in Paris and il now in its |
second year in London Many accounts a il
i embodes the, La Fontaime fable OF The
Grassh4pPer and the Ant" TIE other Aud .E
great success il Paris and London. and the
the Star Theatre here indicates perfect conf
dence by Charles frohman that 1t VIII prove |
equally popular with New York audiences. |
Costuines designed by, Alfred Thompson and
accession 70 tho cast y Harry Harwo0d. who |