The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18

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1.-THE Dancing Girl" has another month to
stay at the Lyceum. After that Edward Soth.
ern will start on q tour. fortified by the metro
politan endorsement that is considered 30
valuable. "Lettarblair" is the name OF the
new play which Sothern will give at special
matinee on Thursday next. Viola Allen will
enact the leading female role. and Sothern will
be assisted by tho members Of his own com.
pany Scenery has been specinllv painted for
the production. which is Intended to present q
she e cosEe Ess
Lady Boantifal. and on Nov. is they VII
awaits them cordial welcome. Pinero's
to be. by his warmest admirers. the best work
OF this gifted and graceful writer
The three theatres in Broadway devoted now
to opera yield no news save OF uneventful
prosperity. The Casinos double bill OF grave
and gay opera. "Cavalleria Rusticana." and
1.-THE Tyrolean." is eminently worthy Of the
success it has achieved Marie Tempest's ad-
mirable performance in the lighter work is a
factor that will keep this opera before the
Casinos audience all Il ndi
the lansfR 5fn' Rsod 9ei sss
The lnest Of ePer Win
tach to their metropolitan visit The charm;
it firmly, while the Bostonans have given to
this public fine taste ef their artistic quality:
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Robin Hoods. melodies have ceased at the
Bernhardt. Her engagement is al the moro
eagerly awaited since the promise that she
Win produce new tragedy. La Dame de
Francis Wilson's antics in THE Merry Mon.
arch" are just as numerous to-day as they
were In the first months Of that merry iumbes
life. The agility and jocose humor Of this
comedian are inexhaustIble. and the clean
though violent comicality Of his opera is still
powerful to entertain New Workers.. Judged
from the demeanor Of recent audiences at the
revival 81 The Merry Monarch. which serves .
as a marked contrast to the other musical en-
mrsrs deeare an that he must 81 appeas IN
mimic" by and by.
sporty mclodrsma. with popular actor to
carry its chief scenes. is offered at the west
side Grand as this weeks change Of bill. The
piece is " The Plunger." and it is new in that
part OF town. though the insatiate Bowery saw
it several seasons ago. and gave to it all the
outward signs Of triumph Oliver Byron is
Tile Htulga. reckless and unlucky indi-
vidual. who passes through a series of adven-
lures before he arrives at haven OF riches and
rest Byron - not bad actor. though he is q
with his audiences. and he Is careful to pro.
sent Ms plays properly which p, more exalted
Is sure to be mixture Of fun and sensation
such as will stir the Grand's audlencss to al
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the wife Of Byron. Their son. Arthur. who is
also In the cast. is rather clever young CO.
week to play "Odette.
The Bowery Peoples takes for this week the
Grand's attraction OF last week. My Jack"
The transfer will please east siders for this
drama is made of the stuff that delights, and
fascinates miscellaneous audiences, It is
melodramatic in the extreme. hut the pur-
sharaeters it It's IS ally aeted Ws''as :. Sanford
Is Its star and p. A. Anderson !" IL valuable
member OF the cast
Cornne. the pet OF Jncobs's audiences in
Third avenue. comes to her stronghold this
week. Sho will be greeted with enthusiasm.
She revives Carmen Up to Date" which Is
not tho London parody OF that name. but is q
vehicle designed to fit Corinne and her COM
pany Of singers. dancers and comedians. 1t
is not new in town but it may have some I'M
familiar scenes. because it has been revised
for this season. An elaborate display Of Co.'S
TUNES. pretty WOIen ana picturesque scenery
is pramiscd. The company ought to satisfy
any New York audience for It c2ptaips that
once at the Casino. and J.. n. Dyllyn. nm admir-
able BARITONE. Charles Fastellc. Il grOtcsque
fun maker and an ex.star. Is in the cast. which
also contains Fanny Corey Daboll. tho vito Of
the comedian. and Il very good soprano.
Gillettos domestic farce. "Al tho Comforts
of Home" is to have its first Dowery perform
ancc tomorrow night at the Windsor. 1t has
already trumphed in Broadway and on the
west side. The cast side is not likely to with
hold its endorsement. for tho piece is an OK
c!slicnt sample of ingenious and clean fuu.
lam. and others Miss Foltz IL u Californian
and new conner on tho metropolitan stage.
Edward HarriRans new local drama is ready
for production. but Harrigan's audiences seem
not to be very eager for u change from REILLY
and the 400" That jolly play. with its fun.
sparkle. and Braham's pleasing songs, has
surprised the town with It's enduring quality
Next Saturday night it will be acted for tho
250th time at Harrigans. To celebrate tho
occasion the 400" ia the cast will wear new
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