The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20

wood and james o. Barrows. who have been
three seasons ago. IRE SIN in the cast. while
E taek Safy.s ar Il the role OF
"Ntobe" enters upon tho fourth week OF it's
career ut the Bijon to-morrow night. The
fantastic comedy. as interpreted by Abbott
aad Tealos comnsny; gives evidence OF achiev-
ing q long and valuable s-aaon ut tho 81 OH.
NioSe tour d Nov England. presHmabiy to
irvm the Baslon Mnseum during the summer:
A Boston Mussum success recommends Itself
strongly to other New England cities.
In another fortnight Mr. wilkinson's Wild
ows" will End It necessary to move away
frCra froptor's Tweuty.third street. where
Charles Frohman's coined ans are accorded rs
much favor A. ever. X not more. Unre-
strained laughter follows tho many amusing
complications. aud the hilarty has all the
spontsnoity and nenuins heartinoss that char
sstsrz I'd the early rsnrsss nations Of the COM
fslo: and during the Holidays viii niay. n nve
weeks enengament ,!st the new Columbia
they win 20 from Philaielrhia. to SIM Iran
cisco iYr long term IT the Baldwin Theatre.
Widows" NJ Pr, ,cfor's. The production prom
ises to be ons Of The most ,otnble events OF tho
been esesssd BY MsnSssr frShman 10 nSy the tic
nnr OF Mariana has arrived from England. and
The drama 10 now In active rehearsal
Those irrrslstlbly comic German dwarfs. tho
Lilputians. are m admirable feature Of B W.
cry theatricals At the cleaned an | rodcco-
rasod Thalia, tisoy continue to perform in The
Pupil in Magic" 10 the do!ight OF good-si2el
gatherings. and probably they could remain
in town tho year round ii now vehicles ere
IRE sppsa io We ~ Yr, They
bach aSsbor 81 "Ths Pupil f in Nag C. He
came to this county more than ~ year ago.
decided 10 tnke IN American sube:t FOR his
i mt work 4 IS nromised that Candy, is
tures will DO ambitious.
The two resorts OF variety and beer. the
Ellen Music and Roster Il Balls. offer new
things. The French singer. Waltz, accompanied
by tho Chiarmi panto,nine company. arrives
from Aavre to-day. On Thursday next thay
arc to open OF tho Eden Mus Q. opening the
regular fall season ut that resort. A ballet is
to he provided for The Two serrean s." and
among he feuturss promised are new and
handsome costume. eNce!lant singing. md "
cntorsainer. sho s ughly encoved to the
French singers is retain cd and some cleved
SPECIALISTS wil be found this week in Princs
h. aos hs and
fists, and others
It is tolerably safe to look to Harlem every
Monday night nowadays for new thing in
thHntricnla The demand of uptown plsygoers
Is Just ns brisk for novelty as 1t is down town,
and he Is wise manager who takes cogniz-
anoe OF this desire. Hammerstein's Columbus
seems 30 far to be the particularly favored
scene OF dramatic christenings this season.
Tor there are two in immediate prospect. with
more TO follow quickly. Tomorrow night IN
English fsrcical play. MIR. DnrlinRtons
Widow" will be acted at the Columbus for the
Es s%s IN Esw sh' 81 Hoe I'm
sstsd At j: L: Tcol.s ibeaser, in London. il
discarded by tbs .Americ owners o, the
piece y, R order 70 make grab S n
eject XII bs h to Fspe rather , than to attract
ssTs, shos Tho
Srsaiehs as mass se' they Ss Should TN be '0T vii
Wit nsT pWSn fsS
is rather a swkSTMHiy named perha ans because
author l. not confessed bv j. NJ. Hin. who
s as s n., es ,a "s gs eass
writer, His play. II it be his. has bsen tn Man
brought forth in order to tsst j mia Ar hur
IN actress clever enough to gain praise IN
i. J, Hsnley is also in the cast OF The Mar
Guis's Wife" 80 are Mark Price. Mrs. Emolie
!iirkshy Marion Giroux. William famous and
An intense mslodrama, With the merit OF
yictureslueness to Offset its improbahility. is
"Fabio Romsn." which will be the bill ut II.
Il. Jacobs's this wsek. Earlier in the season 1t
MN rantnrnnnlv NIL M
side thsato. Iii decentralization Of Marie
Corele's story. The Vendetta" with . akiIful
stage g o, IT. thrilling earth1uake scene
from
excite n miscellaneous audience. The chief
actors are frances Field. who is tho heroine.
Fabio Vii iii inc Oil this %ssE
Extra policemen should be IN the gallery.
A transfer will be made tomorrow night,
from Fourteenth street to Harlem OF tho
noisy but not offensive comicality OF Aunt
Bridgets Baby" 1t is certain tina. there will
be a welcome for George Washington Monroe,
who alike as variety performer and farce motor.
regularly within the last decade or 3d. He
tx, to ngre'S the romnany mat has hetpsd
som. SONGS opes bvsde x DO
a Hole in the Ground" which seems to be
one Of Hoyt's most servlceabls farces. will BIS
acted at tho Windsor Tomorrow night.
1t ia hardly necessary to recall the fea-
turos OF this keen satire Of railroad
and their employees. Its ecenes are
still! alive with crisp Wit. bright songs. and cap
ttvnt'ng, dances. It has been performed Mt
neurly all the week. y-chHnss theatres here. but
It is yet hailed with delight on is occasio nnl
new personaGo is Charles Cowlss. who. not
oRS ssS remPhfd Toy, y
pieca Observing eyes have long been fastened
mon Oowl~s. who is an original. Intelligent
and uncommonly effective comedian. Next
an other farce. with j. ohm c. Rice as the star.
A flavor OF olden times Gomez With the news
that John A. Stevens 10 ct the Peopls's this
week, and that he will reappsar befors Bow
CRY audience in his own very lurid play, 81 I'm.
known" Tho actor and tho drama are still
strong to ooniure east-side theatregoers.
WhGtevor may be said NJ Stevenss art It 10
nndeniably. powerful in it's effect upon tho
Bowery. Strong men will weep at the People's
this week. md mothers will bring their babes
TO witness the agony OF ne UnS,.orh. S,ossns
has had no OthAr NAV in hfa LONG list hnlf so