The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-13

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frondwag boards. hut they have been none
mad. 81 Tim ana sby reh man
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pride in the work. which. he says. is the bet
drama he has ever written. A practical working
and scene showing New York orEsan asy-
lun. with n small multitude Of children; arc
The play out OF town during the PAST fortnight.
and u " II como to Jacobs's to- m rrow in good
working order.
Harlem Ia now fully provided with seasona.
bio and first.class theatricals for both the OPP
era House and the Columbus are In operation.
and the best OF the stars and the travelling
shows are headed thither. This weeks pro-
grammes givo the uptown playgoers a fine
choice between opera and farce. Pauline Hall
and her ,roupe will provide the musical diver
sion At the Opera House. whie at the Column
bus the farcical element will be taken care Of
BY Hoyi's "A Hole iu tho Ground" company.
Mss Hall is likely to be warmly, and gen.
her sneasems"s s' at ham%er..eins Was
ho ee fS syss' yon xen +. Of comics me-
Helene" and MADAME Fnvart" tho" latter =
REGULARLY n, pia3ant work; ~ which Mis- han
Her company has been newly ORGANIZED. but il
remains under the direction Of W. ". ,Tilloi-
.iayed. 4 Toie In n" GTonnd'" at the g..
Iha .aI: viii Is ws,chsa With some interest
.SrGmgy. He is Charles uowios. and though
he has for several years attracted High rrHis"
been mi 10, wara s az consnicnnusv When he
CanurE was niny.d NJ H. B,ou md AT Niblo's
Cowles was not IN r behind Mckee Rankin in
excsIIepce vi uerformnnce: Int long before
and his reimbursement is hardly q surprise
There are several ether new PLAYERS in :,
a now NAV Ths Mnr"uis'. WIZ" Tbis ia "a a
Iirsct AND .n.anv rnsmIt ~ A,isss ,hnr.s IN
som nm Sooa WORK in = The Rlask Ma;n.c
spIeS. ptSo nav rieee. which S Tie venture
That Quaint and clever Celtic come lian.
Harry Kernel. who has Wide and loyal fol-
LOWING IL anc around New YORK. Will head n
company Of his own at Tony lastors this
week, and an excellent company 1t Is. too.
There are = dozen or more versatile comedi-
Scmax vn;n.T nnuIints va ntnv MIN frnr, mat.
poiitan andences Tho younger Harry Ker-
nell. who Is JUS three Years OF age: will appear
as n,n pes, the newsnnny. u sketcn Win 'is
VA! include !, With hoistssrons one."et COM
Nib.os unfortunate and prsmature spell OF
rehearsal and It's production is being hast
sned N y Ss
preparations. in scenery aud In acting. inui-
cate very abornte venture Another
theatre that IA nearly ready to throw back its
will be high class German performances by
nn,v ~ aetors anu l0'ner o'S''nEulshed COM
The new series OF concerts at the Madison
Square Garden. by Anton Seid!'s orchestra.
Anw hAH iii;
at nele nus peen 70 iessenine III tbe
ments IN unuues tionably higher. he vocal.
lists for tonight are Louise Nalnli and Signor
10 - u,h'TWJM eseh,ns Jolh Snesn.re
be The soloists "'
nat.
Wnseal'.o " " ,na. ".a 20 ue'o,ea 90
Garden Theatre. One or two changes have
naues m %
Friday. Beau Brummell." ana on Saturday dan
night. ~ DR.. Jekyll and Mr. HYDE" The latter
vsv VIZ n9I se o mc.ea aEa,n ms season by
eve sss Si s"sss
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b s% p bo Cards. only weeks
man mar tnat nerIod. a. Us conclusion ne VIII
rest Two weeks. ana then Gegln tour IN
blonkiyn' Ro,hn tnepce 70 boston ana the
p,lnicitnal CUES only; ne w'il have repertory
OF eient DAYS. !mleel IMAM any other actor III
thls country now 1"ssessea
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of durability with the New York public was
800. no H.rrron,.. ~ Th,rs..v 1901. 40
nlauo y. heiIn'anh on inursoay hlsnt' and
according 10 the observation OF those most in
terested in the venture. tho outcome was sat-
isfactory. Dixev hid acnnirad full facilitv in
his part. the company were 4" easy" to use tho
expressive technical phrase, and tho farce
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moveu WIN ee'srlty ana s'noo,hhess' Inc audi
ence. large and handsome gathering. liked the
niece. not demonstratiyely. to be sure mt
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there was no trace OF failure in the en-
nav moi he IupIicated here Int thnt
achievement was NOT contemplnteI. proba.
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pi Ok before ns acceptahiy. Wien John s'e let.
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