The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-15
year ago. An especial effort II being made
toward superiority In scenery and pegeants.

toward superiority In scenery and pageants.
At Paimer's there is q continuance Of Au-
gustus Thomas's interesting play. Alnba-
| ma" Tho acting In this work is evenly ex.
cellent: the story is simple but absorbing; the
pictures are true. untheatric yet wonderfully
] effective. It H. hardly to be wondered AZ,
therefore. that the audiences are unreservediy
are assured Of u long stay in town.
Miss Helyett" is to the fore among the
towns current entertainments which make an
honest claim for unconventionality and sight
Illness II Is droll enough and dainty enough
to charm both Paris and London. and 1t could
hardly have gone amiss In New York. Attn
Star 1t Is richly placed upon tho stage and in
terpretcd with care and Artistic facility by ac-
tors OF the ilrst-class Mrs. Carter's friends
among city audiences are constantly increas-
ing. She is warmly applauded for her impor-
sons ss of the little 2Haksrsss and other;
equal praise. The audiences ore distinctly
Reys Hna they asS WEE
original and amusing plays Of the day. Quaint
ginning TO end worthy OF the name Of comedy.
forthere Is not scene or. a. situation which
down, The audience feel that the author Is
mot PLAYING any tricks upon their sredality.
sss aSa5s sy2pss
one sor s p BEST Of Of sss na
With tie rIvoiiey and Won dliness y the s%ssts
at the hotel was a veritablo stroke q genius.
world IL Nigh, argue that no such Quaker ever
sharaSter IN Xm pssn's and English 0G homes
70 ons s Il
the south Of Europe, in company, with, his
daughter. places much froauented BY well-to;;
Of the eccentricitics Of their natfon. T6e BOOK
OF maXtms IL not in tho least overworked; In
that the audience recognizes the dsiisRtfSi
oppositeness OF the precepts. not only to the
to which Mr.. smithson addresses them. but to
life in this Trcnt centre of wealth and empty
shs into the shs Of the a
vIduality. the prim and prudish little daughter.
"The Tyrolean" and "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana" are enjoying the full measure Of pros
perity at the Casino. A week from tomorrow
night they will be sung for the flftieth time.
and the souvenir. 80 the management de-
clare. will typify the great success Of this
double bill" When the operas are withdrawn.
some time in the new year, and Marie Tempest
give season OF musical comedy productions
aG rshs
Audran. and La Demoiselle in Telephone
SY ssfn ss a Shs w np ss. s sss tort
the SeuVe s Eoncle e csicstin " VII Be-
heard first.
w. j. Seaman begins an eighth week at the
Fourteenth street to morrow night Mavour-
neen" delights tho masses to q remarkable
NJ. hat, I>,x 10 has
conditions. the popular Irish comedian nightly
faces crowd Of admirers. while there is never
With selectl9R Of his old ones; have pee.
income is considerable. Alayourneen" gives
and probably touching the 200th mark before
It becomes necessary for Seaman to vacate
this theatre.
Annie Russell. the Elaine Of Palmer's COM
pany. is believed to be recovering from her
protrncted and dangerous illness. George
s. Knight has been in Broadway. looking we'll
physically. but so hopelessly demented as to
recognize nobody. Marion Elmore fell from
platform on Niblo's stage. as Mrs. W. G. Jones
had done at the Academy. and is laid up with
a disabled log. Max Arnold has had to cease
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Whoa hayns psed %
Miss :, Eastake: viii bring Maud JefIries to
Hs"ss MeTndon Seem S ksly to hsvs b.tsr
fight in the courts over, the question whether
out Of his theatre on the ground that her
company was poor. an assertion which
mmstS % the Hsfr oor in
ds La wiz iSs"en DanTa ers
ray. the English author; declares that Elizabeth
Neds chums ~ for a this cauntr ys and MISS lis
tMsrsurE is quite 81 certain nth that he is mis-;
to be produced soon In Paris. will probably he
acted earlier IN this city as - The Junior Part
%ho Is ns pew D Of Sy
SPECIAL casts: while the A; American comedy
stock Company. fhs METEOROLOGICAL . eepyrisht
lay has stopped the pi PIRACY Of London music
publishers and variety ,yocalists, to buy what
tass ads hgssr C1 Rb Sas
Harlem will have its share Of this weeks
new things At the Columbus. which Is be.
coming famous for its numerous novelties.
the Hanlon brothers fantastic spectacle
"Superba" will be acted for the first time
in New York. The Hanlons are adopts in
pantonimic spectacle. and 1t is not likely that
In pictuIesqneness or cleverness their latest
reveal plenty OF surprises and tricks char
scteristic Of Hanlon productions. The slight
by John j, McNally; the farce writer The
piece has been performed elsewhere during
Ing order. At the Harlem Opera House this
week st1H SSsSn VII revive d Ihs
as the WdoO 0paySe VI. The Re, is Robson,s frat
way will not have hip until next May. when he
will show his revival Of "She Stops to Con-
Quer" at the new Fifth Avenue.
Shenandoah" the change Of play at tho
Grand Opera House this week. Is assured OF q |
prosperous engagement. The war drama has
o strength and charm that have more than
once before this fascinated west-side audi.
sIncss. who are not i tcke IN their support OF
pany Is the better OF tho two troupes formed |