The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-09

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Carl strsltma.u will b. to.nisht's soloiss -
the Madison Square Garden Amphithsatrs -
an adjunct to the Thomas orchestra. Seleo-
tions frHm , "iy.nhcs tn: new opera BY Sir
men: and they will be listensd e with eager
ssri. viii Ss gwen b. Thomas az the xmphi-
ths Sis auditorium any 81 nishs ibis s Ssss. Witch
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At the Eden Muses there is little need Of .
change In the summer programme. The re-
sort y always cool. and It IL gensrsliy we'll
sas I'm e esysr sroup
well worth the price Of admission.
A new burlesnus BY the indeiatigabls com.
sdian and composer. Frederic Solomon. based
on the old story OF Dick whittinGton and his
Cat" will be produced at Roster d Bials to-
morrow night. with jennie joyce in tho title
@ ~ Il: SGRsHs n Il
tst ToulousAin have proved one Of the best at
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Cyolops and Sandowe strong men. A concert
Touiousain viii sing.
Allthe results OF James" first week st the
Madison Square were propitious. The au.
diences were very large. There was plenty Of
ton tor IL isss hs Sss ssin.d IL rapid
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atanoes Al any rate. It viii be late In septem-
Ss hS,s Som . 1Sa r:
Managers Interested in Jane " are now about
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hss gone TO- SARATOGA, and Chari.s Fro6msn
2 I. His:s. O. Dc Miles ne" play "A Lost
At tho Bijou the agreeable condition Of
things that prevailed at the opening Of last
week continued TO tho close. and SO "A High
Roller" placed to its credit . much better
popular verdict han its first performance FORE
told. On several evenings during the week
the theatre was uncomfortably full. Hard
work by Faaan and others has removed from
the show some Of the dulness that was crtti-
cssd ON Monday night. and II the FARGO has
not ret gained piausibilitv or Wit It is certain-
y Ss'r in y: bres ns si wsSS
onslyt the music oa x.ys sDrsh.y
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morrow niEnt Billy RICE. II. minstEsl; vili
IL s comes M fish but hs viii probably earn his
wages. and more too
Two openings have been taken from tho long
lao xhu<h had haAp ,,lA IN MnpAav nioht
Aug. "A. so that evening. which promised to be
great in now things. will be q tribe less be-
wiltsring In its offerlnes after all. The Park
ana thu Grsno Opera will not wait for the oath.
The Park: ihstead; viii begin is new season
sstut. ~ nishs the y2i. Ross ceshlsns tess
e 30 sss Paris in.usupsl bin. The rehsarsas
have psen In progress .evera! weeks. and.
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tion. william Redmund. . recent star. aid
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! 9 clever actor who does not often visit this
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w va rn0n At fPsssts anf Roland
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Terrace Gardens German operas. sung BY
ths A ar trouns; az ut. worthy Of support.
1 nas s are 3 made in s1csiisns sn.Ds ' 'N' "
Richard Mansnelds plays At the Garden have
met with good share Of public approval since
his return. There is no change In tho PRO-
Ka1 tb: :y .;'1 n and
nSess and sssSas,
The stage Of every theatre In town Is In use
those days for rehearsals. Not only the stars
and companes who are TO open In the city use
q bundled other troubles which though they
r,sa ss
BY aliotting certain number OF hours to snch
daily daily The smsiisr concsrt and iscturs halls
all over the city have nesn largely u ilized Tor
rene ad po menn ~. oesn
What DO the minor players do between one Sos
son and apothsr2 Some OF them keep ut work.
Often such . summer engagement 10 really
q vacation. Out OF . winter company sum-
mer ompany organizes itself and goes to out
of.lhs-way towns. whore its members can live
in and own the one hotel and 10 the lions OF
the plAce a. small expense. covered by the re-
ceipta. A merry. go.lucky crowd they mako.
wearing out their old stage gowns. rambling
through fields and lanes, making the old ve-
randa rlnk with laughter. turning tho head Of
the GOOD host. and now and then setting his
daughter into craze for tho stage. or course.
some of the theatre folk slip away for at lenst
months rest to some quiet little home"
Maybe It is woe cottage that they miro
for three or four weeks. and which they
call homo and array In Jap-lantern
fashion. Maybe it is really home.
whose summer Is part Of her professional
career She, goes to summer hotel With
Sloaks She sets the entire hotel a-nnttsr.
! The young girls and all the men fall nadly 10
, which the Stage gives 10 her not. The Inur-
! mnr Of The ballroom whom she sweeps IN Is to
and admiration spread Mt Tho sight OF her ok
sou IT, men casnc hyr foostsps Is
thing that stage adulation fails to equal.