The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-20
sent. and who wore in their youth among thu

sent, and who were IN their youth among the
main nall! attractions 81 George, L. Fox's famed
II, nnmp'y Dmmpfy ): George Beauchamp. como
erSsr bin frsstsitasnHrc: Sun E"T.' Va
larez; Russian aerinlist, said 10 he snJrcmely
Herr Gratis; Froi Thorn bury.a,d MAJOR az H NeWsi
Several other ladies', will alsn lie included
yet ascsraissd "ssic Ro"eni " VIII I ratn nH.
IN the fall; NJ. Pastor is now, on a ton. in
tors I,o Blanche, the Three ii"l ors.' Mr.. and
Mrs hrs Il, e ana nari FORD ne B'G%hss GalS5 ss
real and return Via II ,sb .rsh. Thiadcrhia.
this theatre ON. Oct 6. During Mr. Pastors
Absences week OF Aug. 81. We will have herA tho
composed to y large extent ii newly iinpo TOD
performers. Oh yes; we nre going to uivo pot
enieTainins oues, that viii Tiease ladios and
gentlemen"
atntendanee has been encournEinsIy lnrge.
,nstinable ACCOMPANIMENT OF souvenir. THIS
lime 4 was pretty TEASPOON. appropriately
spo, n craze. The last nishis Of The Grand
audenc.s are po1y ndsss Il This he enns
Lillian lnssell WIN mako her farewell apne ~:
win rest. aud Oh Saturday She viii dsHar, ior
Europe. Villa Knox Viii 8 M Miss ltussn,rs
GRAND 451S hs rnn mshs
ssdl at the I'd na the as
Tn s; s. no ssi%%s Esi .. f6 II
its third week at the Fourteenth street. .stlll
hold The public favor remark ably well: and TIE
Windsor. have nothing 10 ccmniain OF in ihe
way OF pntr"nnge. Richard Mansfield at the
Gain oSss pSs. 5n IN. xssn. sh sn S
ences ut NIL The city theatres are large enough
t. snrn5isss and delight the guild q ma ,S
Inness band. with streiimann and Annie
Louise Tanner MS solo vocnlists, has opened
A marriage that has, intensely Interested va
rety and Rsir fIiends T. an
s. IsIiz 8; liz ,5rss ef:vss lit,Is Hnsss
s0e 81 tin g. asN
q the Hrds being present The 81. Felix girl.
are singer. and cancers, and they have always
III. n6s 'heTs out ct
been important Joseph Kline Emmet's debut
ss axS nS Ss. had Ssss sS.s
ear lond q ne yoans mans friends vent to
Eatory enth1siasm: But ne verdict #
iavorabie to young Emme,. He appeared
somewhat revised ysrsi ion OF
been thoroughly rehenrsed. The opinion OF
T"f n Sss 10 the
81 n that, he was an inter novice; but his work,
neyertheless was uneven. and 1t was also gen.
moment when his periormsnee spsses!ed il
Sls: nas = az n s,fss .5
striking success. De Mile was called before
the curtain and forced TO make speech The
%an Ss1
Isradies." which was first seen at the Ambere
has s ze 'S ps Of fs The Gs'msn orsna Ex
9; de- Miles aork. William MOTIFS and sydHey
ArmstronT in nartcnlar have won Chicago
sydney kosenie!d's comedy: The Club
Star nI in this ely 'D I'm B5iisspors. an IrisS
drama; -Crniskeen Lawn."has been tried with
Theh h. will added value
side theatre next week.
ITO TTouCu pEeeS HOS NOt UObsteu Ot u WOTo
accomplished. erudtte. OF more versatile mem:
Der than Auguste Nitu. the dramatic critic OF
lie Figaro whose death Is announced from
Paris. He was as brilliant in political anu
financial journalism as in theatrical criticism.
He wrote elegantly and with remarkable clear
ness. his talent in unravel!ing the most inri-
cate rlot being conspicuous: his judgment
was seldom at fault. hia taste never and II he
was not reeognized ns the prince Of eriti"s.
feeling which prevented him irom, pron"uncnx
In fact. seldom called q spade !. spade.
aud you should read between the lines
OF his polished articles TO. ascertain
his real opinion. In HIS condemnation OF ma
terialism and turpitude he alone showed Sc
verify Nitu broke an arm in October last: it
undergo terrible operation which quito broke
down his already failing health. But he never
theless resumed his duties rs dramatic crii 10
| Of lie Figaro n short time ago. mover missed a
first night. debating his art ces on Ieav nR the
| theatre. and was In his place rs usual ut the
| revival OF !" !SOnrPnt Honme Inr"" Mt tho
! Francois So worn and exhausted did he
| look. however, that it was only too evil
dent he could not onnpe to F,tn spus
the oIllce. when attemntLg to dictate his
| criticism to his son. his thoughts wandered.
| and words failed him. The chord had sud
ra / lily until hN expired. With. who was an in.
| defa, gab bic man OF letters. hnd produced sew
| eral rhetorical. political and financial works 3:
but only one dramatic piece = La Mort CIVIL :"
| Salv!ni. Notwithstanding his bril- Liant talents;
| great influence and arduons labor no died
| poor, leaving a widow. two daughters. and q
son 10 deplOro his loas.