The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-08

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This week will terminate the season In town
OF Thermidor." Mt Proctors, brief tour OF
Sardou's moving and highly colored drama will
follow. with De Bellevillo In Forbes-Robert-
sons r6io Of the heroic Huoon. Otherwise the
cast will not be changed materially. Awcek
from tomorrow night the Charles Frohman
stock company will begin their winters work
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Variety farce is represented on only one city
stage this week.. At the New Park It is acreeably
seen In the shape Of "Hoss and Hoss." which
combines the elements Of song. dance. and
iocosity in tho now conventional proportions.
Reed and Collier. the chief actors In this me-
lnnec are fortunate In the possession Of q nu-
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ish dialect play. and Count Caspar.", q Ger
day bookings.
With this weeks performances OF "The
! Dancing Girl" Mt the Lyceum tho long engage
ment thore OF Edward e. Sothern. and the the.
ntro's preliminary season as vol. come to a
close. Sothern will 60 on q tour with fair pros
| poets. because " Tho Dancing Girl" Is sure to
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A good melodrama OF local life is always sure
Of vigorous approval at tho west side Grand.
] where tho audiences are peculiarly sympa-
thetic They are liioly to find much to satisfy
and excite them IN this weeks play. Tho
Power Of tho Press" which will DO acted with
the mps end ses ssSnS ana
non. Mile Snckett. Ida Waterman. Sallie Will
Honsht Prot Gsorso fec D5Ss 9Sa r,s
mcnee his seventh annual series Of illustrated
| lectures at tho Grand. His first subject is
| Paris" New views are promised.
Realism in the drama will be typlfed In the
Bowery this week at the Peoples. where Ed
mund F. Prices stirring play. "One Of tho
Bravest." will be revived. 1t Is not unfamiliar
| on the east side. but 1t has never yet been
sighted there, Its star is Charles c. Mccarthy
Ard nj actor G he is IL
In the metropolis. The fire scene in this play
is one OF the most effective trinmrhs OF realism
| ever accomplished. An engine. u hose carriage.
and half dozen spirited horses are employed.
The tall tower OF the Madison Square Gar
den and the capital Industrial exhibit Of the
American Institute are safely commended to
the citys sightseers when they shall become
wearicd with theatregoing. Each has charm
n all its S Swp Hhe s'T sr Il am
Interesting study OF American progress. The
multitude has no reason to slight either enter
prise. for the. price Of visit is small. and the
Held by the Enemy" the capital war
| drama that made w. H. Gillette's fame secure
as an original play builder is tho change Of
bill at Jacobss Third Avenue this week. 1t Is
still II powerful story with which to conjuro
audiences It's airy comedy. its honest senti-
than in Broadway. The cast names o dozen
tho scenic OUTFIT Viii Be- Worthy Of the
| drama 8 merits.
The first east side view OF the costly Pauld-
ing mclodrama. The Struggle Of Life" will
be afforded ut tho Windsor this week. Fred
erick Paulding continues to impersonate the
omnipresent here With M9rry Woods Hs2ds:: Ellis
| Lindsley. and others Of the support mployed
6y Pauiding during the original production q
ience Of The Struggle Of Life consists in its
remarkably accurate local views.
This ia the last week OF "A Mile Minute"
at Niblo's The scale OF reduced prices Mt the
old playhouse will remain in force all winter.
| 1t Is now settled. Next week Elmer f. Vance's
realistic meodrama. Tho Limited Mail" will
be performed for the first time on any Broad.
prohtabis travelling s pieces. and in some Of it's
features it is really remarkable. Its author
began to grow wealthy as n playwright.
REILLY and tn" 400" lacks only two months
OF completing it's first year Mt Harrigan's.
| where tho audiences are still large in size
and warmly enthusiastic in their approval OF
saisnsd eompany The @
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! always cleanliness In its wit and smoQthness
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| The sinuous Waltz finishes the second month
OF her engagement ut the Eden Mus6e this
week. She has become. u fnvorite ut this
porular day and evening resort. while tho
| Chiarinis in their pantoInime tricks havo
! mnde an unusually good impression. The
! wnyworss and tho other standard features
/ retain tllgir potency.
| Barring tho bold AMI srrishtly French
singer Fougtre. thor" Is IN entirely fresh list
IN. .t.l.. ozy,
Among the newcomers nre Kikin. Japanese
juggler: Sef1or Binnco. tight-cope performer.
| and the Hr,lys. in plantation songs and
| dances. The lsossi bailu: troupe remain, while
! the merry buresluo. "CarmOn Up Too Late"
| has been stimulated with sons new songs and
darces: The, welI-knnwn French comedian
! country to make his how vt kostcr's on the lust
! dag Of the current month.