The sun., 1891-09-06
,ru, or Hx rnEArnEs

Tps arst budget eIsep'emoer noveiaes AZ
..,h..,rss will bsipassed upon this week.
us... are ,our 10 all and each is inp 'rtant
=, thsm Is doupt so. because IL will also
o.. "a s,ar, the Sason at . leading play
49, A second vii bring forward as . etAr
hos a,,e actor who As long occupied a con-
,.nons MACE In bid profession. The outlook
~ ", . week OF in; q sting happenings.
,.,-.rs will stSt its regular season to-
-, nigh, wA q performance which
NJ, be nc,ab II most OF the promises
sIv i. i, ia behaltSr realized. Marie VAIN
~.,ss, an actres OF rare dslicncy, charm.
N,,,n-.snusus-s I'D Intelligence. will bs2ln
S.,..y seasons fork by appearing for the
a., ~. lime in AcdrE Halliday's oil historical
w.. Amy RobNrt." This work. which Is
.,.ons yeartld this month. was original
:. ..,,, a,,hs Id Ion Drury Lane By Adelaide
x.r.o, whose etius easily surmounted tho
s,T.nI,,s. Alta kd to a play tha, was not al
20 -. .rsu uors-bug But Amy Robsart" has
~. .,,.opsnt ustn the last two decades, not.
hsahas sst rnrs mn. hera',ni is u anu
NJ nIay JoEen &c ss-s have found Us tI,ls r lie
nsrosn. ner Mis-. Isnwrcht's Us. OF the play
msa md ssy prnpaFins i wGu.d Sss sss% s,enery sy
.sl :.ss...S' ia0'' ri ., hJsh;p5isod PLAYERS
!ln,aDu.,ios !na1 ias u "a 10 sIa5ora;s and Careful
ks%tI;Sn kTlIt IL. designed he Esosrsl scheme
az. eT psiris khe. scen-ry; and the costumes
S!ifqTss H prssans p'fe ov.y y! piesrrs sesrs
~ INV Mnn5 nMnps5. Hsnsy ~ Miiier viii be ne Earl
- - ff"c,:isr f. Il. Barton Itfl. q veteran, actor
Sud 81 .cconj jshsd stage manager will play
80. IN in 10 uction 10 this public will be
- vns.n. Ehe cast Otherwise mentions q
Hoysn vaiknown eople. II 10 announced
~. So.s .hs pl lS mas been rewritten. and that may
.n.!nn nnfsn: to 'ssi s,as a Fs,m.r. :evsiH
y s''T Sasts ths hon.s oT%sf ...s r. ses es
Separturs br II production OF Alabama"
,,,N q dead man will be acted on the
.,,..ot Il standard TO- morrow night It Is
..,i.l ne Struggle Of Life" and II is obvi-
su.lv mjotrar attic. the scenes dealing with
N. creafre.ropolis The late william living
p,nitiriwrots hts play thirty years ago. and.
a, the }ory goes set aside a large sum o;
roc.v 1 properly PRODUCE it after his death.
=. nsje,s a relative. IN Frederick TSuidin:.
,o playih. chief character and young rauld-
inv VI ia always an interesting and soma
times Ibr liant motor. will mako his debut as
. ..aj o. NJ, RI IN this piece. There has.
na,ufy been no stint q money in the prepa-
,auok All he scenes are new. and the paint
erslI rs,on an Em-ns promise to surprise the
3! oayb ySbrrav m H j. the Battery, tho Barth"ld!
k kriex. y a aa;hedrs are r relied e "tao1 apoa 81 81
Et jIsh the, spectator, The cnthsdral
see3 especially is to % MASSIVE and
W. Marie sanottl VIII sing Gounoi's
"j3n.alrm' ami Adams "lap,ioue lie
IT, and oarsn snO.ps r. whsh III csr sc
sss 81 ga Az, Ihe Mjdshiomi's" viii bs ~:
lie TsaIm.n MSsE' and Rsna ss r
Natr stuart viii b. hear! in .Th. Jolly
.nssvtsion M Of III Fred Williams Of the Lyeeum.
Az 10 original songs Gnd incidental music
so, s r.Ss ths ossb.ssra a. the rs
forusnce. Padding inIerson tes young
NeM o.ksr Who has made n fortune in the
aSiaetor o. old men: George W, nenNam. a
dro comedian: Murrv ood- ard Ellis hyse.
.haaye be-, been # the Gasin ! d. Charley hrGop
ce life " is sxpec, ell to holi the Sthndari $
.tasthree weeks The bostonians will fellow
Te third OF Charles Frohmans numerous
eprcprises for thi- season will have its city
tssop Tuesday nisht. whom the pretty Broad
vArheatre known as Herrmanns will open
ocsston will surely be important. and it will
nku develop into something brilliant il tho
managerial snticpations shall be realized.
Th, play 10 be produced is fai cical piece
eali Tho Solicitor" BY J. H. Darnley. =
cls,r and versatile EnRltshman. 1t was first
sctt in the spring Of 1890. ar d about Christmas
It ,as tried az he Boston Museum.
vhs; with Eten P!;mpson nth, in ths tile
M y sorsd nn ;rn. AZ y,
an ee.lIsnt cast. in which Hs,ry L Hi1ey will
be'e foremost actor. He will play the >oLr,.
VAR. His bet that he viii hrivs a cab about
th-treets is the excuse for the farce. which Is
iuiif compilations. Dlxey,- ,reaopear.nce
In vn will; of course. crowd Herrmann'- on
Tnday night; bur. aside ,om that ,.lers is
nun interest in the production ri The S"-
lietr" WHICH Is t. be one OF the most i'm por.
tanOf tho Charles rohman ventures. Louise
ThpdySe b uclcaultis is 10 the cast which Is
alt.eher imposing in it, array OF familiar
nAes
1-morrow night another new farce-come-
dyis to have its first hearing in the metropo-
list the tuion Square. It's called " Eight
Bss. An! serves mainly as q vehicle 10 OK
pit tho varied ACCOMPLISHING ntS of the four
brhers Byra--John. James, Matt. and An
DIV. This work was pro !uced last spring n
I9 England. AID a series OF out-of-town per-
bmanre- has tended to wear off its rouRher
WIS llRnt beiIS lSue>crlcou as q Eaut-
tel rantominic comedy. and is controlled by
Y eNI o fenced and We -known minstrel hrm.
Rmrose AM Nest. he scenes are laid In
PlhsylvaLla. on board an out-bcuni French
snner. and in Paris. and the action
oi tue play Is aid to be- somewhat
ratp iscenr OF The pantnmime produce
Gss ~ the Han!on brothers. Yet the .
lsbnouRh novel in most OF the situation 3.
~ sul Client fresh and cri p fun To make it an
Abgether euIoyable eptertainmeit {. The chief
me- cuara'tsrs Are in tsrprat.I BY the Byrues'.
~ loug ago gained q repn alton for clever
p and ri-InaIity in their specialties.
otsS l. laid upoh The NEE haniral dew, o. an 4
tsistir srsu cry in ElGhr Bells" The por-
ual OF ar"ll!ns s'eamsh o. with all the u
elAnt discomfort 10 nRss"nRars Rud IS final
rrE. has been declared ecidrdy y striking AID
eIei ely com cal hiie the Tan tom mic oil Q rs
ot: horse an outrage trick screens. an
eGRLarl partitio are cleysrly conceived
tnluits surprising. Jessie Nillars and LiZzie
INIT. well Snown IN after day light comedy
pHutlon-, nie IN the cat After Il iortnig II
q light Beli-," Bill Syes new comedy The
Ca Will have it, !lrst New York production
Ne mon square. wtere IL Is expected ~
hs, "a lengthy run
lis week and next week will be the last o
ki'Ard Mar sheIa in his present repertory a
thaardeu. DR.. Jekyll" and "A Parisiar
hoance" seem 10 be favored plays in his list
Aren't accession 10 The company ID Emm'
Vteridan. who coues from season OF lead
ing'ies IN the Boston Museum stock organi