The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-29

stan'ly Important Iuctof III ihtteT-uuy uuuse-
mcnts In New York. At tho Amberg. Mat
| kowsky will take his leave this week On Mon
day he will appear in Won Wildenbrnch's Der
Neuo Herr; Oh Tuesday ms Romeo: Friday
| will find him in, Ham'cfs gqrb. on "Wednesday
| h will repeat his admirable performance IN
ssha ns Gs 10 NH ad
Lansc 'Ha sf Bow %f VII Thaa the Men
haze made Sences Been
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first timo in America II was one Of the Mein-
myers best successes at home.
Sunday recreation within theatre walls is
increasing rs tho cold weather manifests It.
self. At the Grand Opera House tonight
Cromwell's lecture will deal with " America.
Our Home" a patriotic subject doar to Crom-
wells heart The views will be numerous and
effective. no doubt. At tho Star the Five AS
muscle in leisure moments will give their
yearly show Ths yoISR ats n aTe Harry Ker.
6sI!e Els GharIes kssd Wi!lia4 6slsT. Harry
itIS de n Baswe Ey Gashsn tho EisssrS
quartet. and others ....
Our four admirable stock companies are oil
prosperousy started on theirnew season. Tho
buCCcob VI Aho 4VSS ~ xEOCtOT
Twenty-third Street is OF such proportions as
to warrant the prediction that the Demlllo-
Fulda drama will last until the winter is over.
The Charles Frohman company hnvo made q
new triumph for themselves in their interpre-
taton OF this vivid and bold plny. Lady
Bountlful" seems, after ail. to have pleased the
honor. ksicey. Miss Cayvan; LeMoyne. and
Walcot with hearty curtain calls. Pinero's qniet
anEs kSnEsr tern t than
tn ha nn prey N nx
This revival Of, "The Tamins Of the sRrewS
e Is ss Of and vii be
" Tho School for Scandal +" will be acted. No
new play may be expected before carly In the
now year.
Entertainers Of four different nationulities
will divide honors at Tony Pastors this week.
England will have gay and artistic exponent
in Mile Price. merry singer and light
footed dancer. who has already been fattered
by metropolitan audiences. Earlier in the
season Miss Price was bright and agreeable
member off, Trip to Chinatown" cast, and
her FIRST since her, long illness. :, The
eT Sese Sras Is high s sKa
siI round dancer: Junior yaisrez, On accom-:
to s
Franco on the programme. She has Just com:
pleted an engagement at st; Petersburg, and
TEm bassadear and LHoroge.. IRELAND and i
Ameriea c9mhne in putting forth ths onbt
Of enormous maRnftude. ,notwithstanding
strange foreign additions to Pastors constel-
atn. m tS npd various other
and Raynor. eccentric musicians: the yontinis,
hat spinners: Morrissey and Proctor. dancers;
ana Geriin. musicians: Prof.. John %f hIte.
comedian. and the Tills with their family Of
martonettes.
It will delight admirers Of good music to
learn that Munczi Lajos and his orchestra of
sixteen are to open at the Eden Musee Dec. %
for q long engagement There will be- solo,
cello virtuoss. Munczi .Laios is known in this
country. and has o reputation abroad es q vio-
magician, is underlined at the Musee. The Eh
current programmesisupto the Eden standard
". J. Seaman will end his engagement at the
Fourteenth Street on Jan. 2. when Mavour-
neen" will receive It's 114th consecutive per-
Torrance. scanlan's engagement was ar
ranged for six weeks. with the privilege OF an
extension SO long as tho receipts reached
certain sum. There has been desire on the
part Of Manager Rosen9uest to bring Blue
Ing It's former trump ut this theatre. Scan
lan's success, however. has caused postpone:
compusory for him to keep seVe RSw
ceedins attraction. Of course.
Charles Wyndham writes to THE Sun in com.
plant Of its assertion as he quotes it: Miss
Helyett,' as the Partisan success and the Lon
don failure" 1t is ut Mr.. Wyndham's theatre
that the play is acted inthe English metropolis.
THE Sun never contained anything like the
words which he disputes. Maud Harrison an
nounces that her marriage to Edward Bell will
take place before the end Of 1901. Sarah Bern
hardt died In five ways in as many plays last
week. Carrie Turner became unmanageable
as Niobe at the Bijou. but obeyed an order to
transfer herself to a travelling company under
the same management, as by contract she was
to- hut asss
been released. Katie Russell a sister OF LII
Han has painted portal, Of L Laa Bel,
adverse, criticism Of their company, Many in.
RuSie far Tor ths Astors Fund on the Ground
that, while serving In the booths. they would
subject themselves to insults which other
ladies acting In the same capacity would be
the fair viii be held: Smaller. cities. by sup
set an example New York might we'll follow.
After AL. there is something, new under the
%hG ait ifEss Hss ssssS
%and; HerrmaHns, agent. Bloom: Iathersd
e eod sh fS w To to or sse T fhs
deadhead tickets arc black, with u deaths
head In the centre. On the skull is traced ''13."
and across the face OF the cards are the words
reads. Admit One-Herrmann.. II offer
few OF these to some Aldermen. for instance"
said Bloom, land they don't know whether to
accept them or fall dead" The mourning card
has always been Popular with thsatricnl per-
stranded =. :" show. presents card with black
hoodoos. too. Not to do SO would be- to invite
Tho French mimic and all round funmaker.
Paulus. will make his American debut at Kos
ter d Balls tomorrow night. He ia the au-
thor OF all the songs he sings. and there Is rea
son to look for frequent changes In his roper
tory during his months cnGagemeemt In the
city. Paulus is said to bo wealthy There will
be the usual variety features on Rosters pro-
cramme this week.
Variety farces will be plenty again this week.
At the Harlem Opera House " Hoss and Hoss"