The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19

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are additional entertainers
Blk months ago Ave new theatres were
talked for New York. The building Of them
weeks o. the opening MP Of. the new season.
nS Fl s9s E; has
% mt b ,sra until cold
The Toulousain Quartetts have met with
instant favor ct Roster Il Balls hall. Their
songs. all In French. have the merit OF excel
lence and are we'll rendered. Carmenoita and
dsncer WI close her enSssemsnt n 2 tort:
spriehtly English singer and dancer viii stny
until the end Of the summer season; The
Sisters rapsss rs%sn sce saa So snsa
lists. "Ye oidsn Times is TIC CHIEF musical
feature on tho programme.
Tho attractions ct the Eden Musts are finely
fitted to these dangerous days. Tho stage Of
ferinRs arc light. agreeable. and quite refresh-
Ing. Tho Japanese acrobats and = corps OF
sna sv.nns Ths sSc
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standard features are retained.
Garden tomorrow night. On Tuesday LA
Mascotts" will be sung. to be followed By "Dis
siebsn Schyaben" Wednesday. Jung frau
Won Belleyille" will be heard for the first time
op T BE- sss
Rrammo.
One Of the theatrical episodes to be reached
next autumn. or early In the winter. is the pro-
fessional debut Of Elsie Anderson Dc Wolfe. the
society amateur" There has been talk OF IL
for year past, and now she has signed con-
tract to appear with Charles Frohman's com.
pany. She Is In Paris whore she dsvotes her.
self assiduously to preparation for work which
she has undertaken to do. Unlike Mrs. James
Brown Potter. whom she succeeded as tho rec
oEnized leader Of the Society Of Amateur 40
snssrssin an, foolish drssm s' 4 S.c ess%
great star mmsdiatey. "She H. fully cogni.
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tion Of the play. sardou himself became
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Alter hsr fathers death. the family va: isit
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She She thereupon went with her mother to Paris
about a year ago e study under French dra-
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Hunchba i y and Iadv Bloomfield in Drited
Marbury from the French, which was given By
nette, with BRIGHT, in!ei!iesnt fscs. and a
Voice 'l Ia Sns The dress she
displays excellent taste and much originality.
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erto; and the test Of her .bilIty will BE- one Of
shall get It.
Unauthorized performances OF Uncle Toms
Cabin" Numerous travelling companies used
the play last autumn. winter. ana spring In
tents. town halls, village opera houses. and o.
eAsionslly IN the theatres Of the big cities:
Not ono Of these bands paid cent It t. to. Harriet
sage s!ses ,sSslen 9! her BOOK y 81 INV:
prosts made ds'. BY the impsrsonatols Of the
characters which she created. Al first she
h n
q that time did nj defend !. published BOOK
against drsmsszation; another reason vas ss
stage rights A. third reason was that she WAS
shs would 9sy: D.ohiSitsd ne
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hsrf 3t sPopnds 81 %Sess ody
h.ndsome residence t9Heh corners e, T az her
cess IN turning bis conicsIits into cash Who is
reselyed TO securs to Mrs Stove o End hsF hci.s
all the Bay y'ofs sSoud be
mies const.ue his interest as selfish. that
hs has 2S notion Of sharing n the hst,d In
Bill has been prepared for Introduction in
It is that hereafter any old bVok OF American
srbtlns ncouir: The same protscsion that new
work can obtain. It is said that Twain got tho
sntiel Senators and Coneressmen. and that i
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Unols Tommsrs a. the players OF Uncle
that most Of them viii pay moderate ROYALTY.
and so stick to the timewern but still potent
stowe. She could not being Of. un sound mind:
make a will which could not be broken: but
the understanding 10 that her wish. which is
to found memorial charity Nip the mMonssE;
another play. than Uncle Toms Cabin"
would be affected by the proposed LEGISLATION,
but the Uncle Tommers will bs distracted BY
apprshensions OF disaster In going out again
on their tours.
Numerous "repsrtory" companies. 40 they
are called in the theatrical business. are
neither known nor heard Of In the great cities
Their routes arc laid through towns and VII