The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
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Card arc the leading farce comedy writer's IN
France to-day. Caro- 10 the author Of DR..
Bill" Bisson has to his credit the original OF
"Mr. wilkinson's Widows." Cart 10 the man.
a4er OF the Paris Vaudeville where the DAILY
company made It's Paris venture not lons ago.
"Ths Junior Partner" which IL to be acted at
Herrmsnn's, II called In the French version
-Ths Mouse Trap" but this title win not be
used here because IL Is coinoident with that Of
Sydney Grundy's play produced at wallaok's
during Abbey's management "The Junior
Partner" will be acted By Charles Frohman
special cast. including E J. Radcliffe 40 the
chief parsonage. and with Mrs Mckee Rankin.
Mrs. Boucicault Miss Crosman. Vincent Stern
royd. and sedley Brown The Paris test Of this
play will not OCCUR until next week.
old country were made In "The Battle Of the
Tsutobers Forest" which will be performed
at the Thalia tomorrow night for the arst
time in America This drama Il calculated to
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A trial matinee sure to excite controver-
sisl criticism. and especially sure to draw To-
gsther curious spA kesn audience. will be
held At Palmer's on Wednesday. whom James
A. Herns's domestic tragedy. Margaret
Fleming" will be acted for the first time in
New York. This Is the play which. with
Herne's pretty wife. Katherine Corcorah. as
Narearss set the Boston disciples Of = free
thestre to dreaming that the realization Of
their hopes was possible 90 long as plays like
this could be written By Americans. W. D.
Howels set the seal Of his approval upon
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enacted BY, members Of A N. Pslmer,s COM
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Harry Lacy is announced to play in Andrew
c. Wheeler's melodrama. Jack Roynl OF
the 92d." at the Grand Opera House
this week. There are signs. however. that
Lacy will have surprise ready for his audi
ence tomorrow night. Tho play will be called
Jack Royal" Just the same. but. according to
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et's prod igal cast. from twenty to ten. and he
has tried to fit to Lacy role full Of buncombe
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performance at the Grand.
Adalbert Matkowsky. the German actor. will
take leave OF US at the Ambere tomorrow
night The play will be " Kaethchen Won He'll
bronn." On Tuesday. Wednesday. and Thurs
day nights " Cavalleria Rusticana" will be re-
yiyed with Pension Schoel!er..' one Of last
first American Performance Of :" Am Tage des
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Cinderella" the holiday spectacle. bur-
lesQue. and pantomime at the Academy OF
Music. 10 truly big show for the little ones as
we'll ~ entertainment for grown-up people.
The resplendent scenery. multitudinous bal
lets. and the great assemb lage Of new and old
things are suitable to such show, The ANAL
and blundere, as 1t did on the opening night,
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This weeks performances Of Miss Helyett."
at the Star are, to be added to by profession
al matinee on Tuesday. Needless to add. the
house will be crowded and the audience will
be Interesting Sarah Bernhaidt will have
nnrtyy In hav ND Ito oil To-
other. New maxims by the Quaker philoso-
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hardly q om esan
The Merchant" is drama which narrowly
missed being q great one in the class with
"The Henrietta" "The Charity Ball." and
several others with themes taken from Wall
street speculation. Martha Morton. In writing |
It, seemed to have determined to produce |
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Soi bsvS hH 5oass
Pc performed this week at the Harlem Opera |
House by the same company and In the same |
Isas spring st The &adlscn f Saua1e. PRAISE
The lasting qualities Of blue Jeans" are its |
broadly humorous incidents and its deep
lined delineation Of Indiana rural life. Grsdu- |
auy the comic scenes have become little too |
dominant, but the audiences like that faultex-
oeedingly. and so the play. as given this week |
p the Columbus Theatre. Harlem. will be sure
% please as we'll as ever. There has boon |
s sEme talk about Q quarrel between Robert =.
Hi!iisrd and Jennie Yeama ns. the mimic lovers |
IN Blue jeans" They both are known to be |
S Sui tempered and full Of light On o9easlon;
simulated fervor. and who cares what their |
real feelings toward each other may BET
The disclosures Of new plays and the drop |
ping Of old ones are watched closely BY the.
atrtcal people The afternoon Of Dec. IL at |
Palmers will be devoted to the temperance
y Mrs.. ecott-siddons in "What Woman"
French play turned Into English By Harry
IT Maur. who will then make an American