The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-30

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and singing. She impersonates, 3 French
brette. an lid Soantoss, a Tyroisso psddior
Tho romantic. spectacular play, Tho Sou-
dan" which will be seen bore for the first tlme
next Thursday evening. at the Academy.
seems certain OF a long run at that big house
IL there is any meaning In managerial orepa-
ratlons. In the first place. the drama itse'f Is
to have an auxiliary force Of 500 supernumera-
ries and an exceptions ally strong cast headed
by Louis James. There are also three scenes
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tisne. the. lithoersphs and other printed II mt
within =. radius Of 500 miles. An " extensive
system OF excursion trains was also arranged.
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be done here during tho run OF the play at tho
Academy.
The immensely clever German Liliputians.
who have been enjoying vacation at RocHa-
way Beach. will take their last dip in the surf
tomorrow or next day. for on Friday night
they will 20 to work again. On that evening
they will give the initial performance at the
renovated ITALIA, which has been transformed
into flrst-class playhouse. The best artists
have boon at work for weeks tearing down and
building up the interior OF this old theatre.
which enjoyed for years the most liberal
patronage OF tho public. The new lsssees and
managers Carl and Theodor Rosenfeld. have
spent quito a sum OF money In remodelli ing tho
houss: IT Possesses now perfect mechanical
lighting the house. and tho chairs. CARPETS and
boxes will bs q tho fashionable style. In
10 as to ana mo- co sSna
anh there Is doubtless new ora In store for
M :" saSs y FL
Ltlipntians will Q. en- the senson with q re-
Ct ,hG nSy 1.-THE p"P IN
danes are promised to make this attraction
have admired the little artists and. their. clever
work. " The, Pupil IN A!ngic" will donbtless be
and bs the sT %ny , ahe
t have ia sa n, The Publ in Magic" attraeys
prospects arc. in':eed. that the Liiiputians'
season will be- prosperous.
On Saturday night next tho opers troupe OF
young Mr.. Askn will sing The Tar and the
Tartar" at Palmer's for the 11Sth consecutive
time at that theatre. To mark the record
properlv-and 1t Is very creditable one
here will be souvenirs for the ladies and a lit
tie fresh wit on tho part Of the comedians in
the cast. And thus endorsed. THE Tar and
the Tartar" will go forth upon the road. toler-
sy q sar s s viii enable
familiar historical drama. Amy Nobsart.",
on that made By Andrew Halliday Tor Adeiaide
Nelson such changes as have been made
Of he addition OF one scene. Which l. in Ken
ilworth;' but WAS not included III tho original
psy The d sssss q as a 6 bs M
h be the highest
most elaborate, ,architeeturai exterior hs has
ever painted: SINE Of the bplll;np towers are
The stage. Tho r,Ie Of AM EoJ.aci is ex;
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have chance at any rate. to display much
ps Ss2 than He she so% sHnd cS Ss Ia
6sma Is to follow Amy Rebsass :'f' Ala
Wang" is now In its eighteenth week at the
Broadway. whore there is no perceptibls d.
minu,ion in tho attendance. Tho belief that
De Wolf Hopper and mis- company viii easily
s s:y % s e
them
Pauline LAllemands success In Indigo"
at tho Casino is undeniable. Tho audiences
all last week wero very large and demonstra-
lively enthusiastic. and it is PLAN that tho
Strauss. opera will last until October at least.
fulfilled. Marie Tempes' Will take her place on
the Casino stage. while L'Allemand and the
Indigo cast will travel for O while
Tho Standards rather unfortunate comic
opera. "Fleurette." continues throughout
this week. Then it may go on the road. II
its projectors deem tho venture safe. One OF
the important productions OF the early senson
In this csy w be
gle Of Life" Mt the Standsr on Sept: 7. Pauld-
81 pay ws
BY St to suit
il to ne rreselt aenrrsiion Of theatre.
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been painted by Mars,on. Emens. and Seavey.
Js.se williams has composed ths music.
sa lsa Ellis Ii % ns sne W utso
heiliE and a chorus OF twenty-five, voices.
Adelaide Fitz Allen Is to play the leading fe-
male role.
Money Mad" Steele Mackaye's sensational
MAY, which had IN extended run at tho Stand
ard. will Q presented ut the Windsor to-mor-
row with all its realistic scenic and mechan-
icnl effects. including III" draNbruire through
which mhoat passes. 81 co las, season
The east | 'ciudes !. numpsr,oi well;Iknown
actors and ,retresses. Work nnI Wages"
VII be tho Windsor's play DoAt week.
Two OF Charles Frohman's companies. each
excellent In purpose and effect. arc now visible
on the city stage. In a few days q third troupe
will take IT'S place here. and be ors cool
weather fourth and nth will b, ~ opera
In. mi ma min 70 nj I,n h,Hi