The sun., 1891-05-31

on Saturday night. "Rieoletto" at least Is 9
Sompsative novelty in an English setting
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Louiss Meislingsr. and the Ar,ins Nina Beltipi
sS Sn 4s .'E S S heard TN
Grand Gcera House "Martha" Is the second
opera n the repertory OF the MGrrissey troupe
bccauss no oiher standard opera lends itseii
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IseIlnrietra. Louise Natal. and the others Of
thls wsl;.esstd iS company, Il VIII not DO e
snS soS peoes who S Know good
q. SsI asa should GhS
when in the theatre. II Is true that the plots
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Three moro benefits are at hand. Tonight
at the Park there will be performance By a
score OF volunteer comedians. vaudevillers,
and reciters, In aid Of Mabel Fenton Of "A
Knotty Affair" She was injured by the explo-
sion Of q lamp in Paterson thentre. and there
is. therefore, a vail excuse for her appeal to
charity. For the Dacre benent at Palmer's IN
"A Happy Pair Hose Coehian in Nance
Qidneld. Rosina yokes in comic song Joseph
am and Emily BanHser in Msp 81 the
Amy Roseile. and Mr Dodson in various things
g M out good programme AZ the Union
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Success. Il viii b an an Interesting sting OCCASION. s
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So inseniously planned and carefully exc
cuted are the devices in funny trousers worn In
farces that ono tailor in upper Broadway
makes speciality OF such earmenta A comic
man In . farce nowadays counts himself .
failure II upon first turning his back to an
mont over, the extrayaeantly bad ft OF his
pants" as I he - calls them. They g1,t = embods his
pstehss pate bna.ioa Of sSs legs snd basss
sssss HnsGy sss and tight seHts Or some
hsrs illustrates It with q rough drawing. md
es likely es not sxpends the prise Of half
dozen fashionable pairs OF trousers before the
improved result is reached satisfactorily.
"wane" has drawn large audiences to the
Broadway. and apparently 1t has pleased all
its hearers. Undoubtedly It will run through
the entire Hopper engagement Della Fox 10
w
"The Merry Monarch" back to the Broadway's
stage after Hopper leaves It. Wilson. who has
made barrel Of money this season-as he did
last-hsa closed his term Of travel. and is now
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&cnsreS. @ Ss @ sRinf. a' Is ss1ons eneu9s asr. q
5snser e ssd E aeeas % %esk
her
teives. besides. q small percentage Of the Will
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was asserted that this would be ner last sea-
son on the stage. but It ts pretty we'll known
now that she will postpone her retirement.
Edward HarriRan and Reilly and the 400"
are holding their own with considerable firm
moss and uniformity. Despite any unfavorable
fuctuation in the weather. tho actor-author-
managers pretty little theatre is regularly
filled With s% sd.a sudsncss n Eh9 nd
is sixth month. and there is every indication
that It will add another to lis record before the
usual summer vacation ia declared. Dave
Bfahnm and bis excellent orchestra DC deal
sudass merry % % nsns as and @ she
well-baIanced cast work effectively.
It tls possible to engage places three weeks
ahead for the performances OF Don Juan" at
the Garden. and this would pass ordinarily for
sign Of success. The audiences Of late have
been large. and occasionally they have filed
the theatre. Richard Mansfield. therefore. is
fain to discover IN this q popular endorsement
OF his play. and he Is. to the amazement OF
those who know him pretty WELL inclined to
accept this larger and loss critical verdict as
the true one. That is his privilege. Of course.
4" Don Juan will probably last through June.
and perhaps during July. tits an interesting
performance in any view taken OF it-whether
1t be accepted IS bright or dull entertainment.
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SSSss Ssca Hf Mfil.S Winter, from Whom 'tG: Mr:
VII sSeh DA9 A !a' s!sy sSSs Rs?
t6as s fact. beyena Question But those % Words
q sa e
working under Mr.. Mansfelds direction, Ho
Ism. .' he may be- a ane drsmstist and he may
possess style: but thus far he has not shown
h. ea nit msss ass, as R'
% Tnsn Il sahi RsSss he g.
sSertbsnd r! Wrter to lake down his words OK.
actly 40 he spoke them., his piece would have
Is w.t. HIS FeS %
Ing from memory and exercising his
juvenile indiscrstion. saturated the fab
sie WIN SrpditEE. oi Isaxuag.: Ia. IS =; Thsf hats Is
and Macready. Tha; case has been cited. put
|iversd 's the KS. piav Of aichslisu::- which ho
had invented, constructed. and written-to an
ancs with that actors wishes. In this IN
lhe actor; ipcudIne siderable share ares OF the
Fiioh: :' Il began with MIR. Mansfield, Tho TACT
that q play on Beau Brnmmell bad been plan.
discussed nearly two years ls. before Mr.; Fitch
I. within my personal knowledge: Mr.. Fitch
sueees,ions in 1889. That letter was. in fact.
. plan. and its date 10 1887"
Opera In German by the Amberg company at
Terrace Garden will be given this weck as
sonde: Si y Tuesday, Die Fisdermsus; = Wednss-
SfSsh. M fa"s
!" Tho Seven Suabisns."
Those are notable days at PASTORS White
winged peace now hovers over and around
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