The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-08
NEWS OF zHs zHrArRrs.

tho house on tho career for which they have
designed 1.-THE presentation. amid the best
surroundings. OF farcical comedy. To.mor-
row night they will have their opportunity.
and they will mako the best OF L. Hoyt's new
niece, "A Trip to Chinatown" will then be acted.
This FARGO. which. In genial and polite way.
satirizes Q number Of fads Of the day. has
boon tested already elsewhere. 1t lie in keen
ing with the best Of Hoyt's jolly plays. and at
tho Madison Square II will probably have a
long term. At least Hoyt has planned with
that end in view. HIS accomplishment ut the
Madison Square tomorrow will be worthy Of
note. for he will produce his own play with
an ans G IN his OWN theatre Daily AND H arTsan
e ssS s claim this iistnetisn The oef rslo Vim IN
"A Trip to Chinatown" that Of u hypochon-
driac. Is i,npesrsonated by Harry J. GSnnor.
5 Isyd WIlsSn. Ole HseS%sIe. Sassie sD als.
GcraIdne Mccain. and Anna Boyd
Harlem's Importance In the theatrical do.
ings Of the day is emphasized by this weeks
promise Of two new entertainments there. At
the Columbus Roland lseod will perform for
tho first time In Now York farcical play called
LEND Mo Your Wife" Interest In this test is
INCREASED, by tho tact that Lend Nc iour
Wife and s Mhs has ass eaas9 It's
is SUI fres: mo- "a ,Fsmms.: Tho Frspsh
loyal Two years Inter, Ernest Warren. since
deceased. made an English version u II under
,1s , tor d heass pStpso ~ s @ ;Ss
Will viii lie acted in Has!om to.niorrUw hight. TIC
other ilarler, nove.ty. will be ut the Hammer
Of American stars this season is n,alc In Minna
Il. Gale. who was Tor several yenrs leading
aS, md ator wa sss IN to BtH
barrett company. Miss Gale has scrved i.n
apprenticeship TINT hns; boon crossed with Vi.
she is in n" sense to 10 regarded MS a novice.
With Barrett sho war, conceded to be an, ear
pss ssnG sta 4Ra tsy ss was
SURROUNDED with trained a: md skilled actors:
St Of msn Il thu ,hS o9sh or r ss
erosion Clnrkc. Il nephew OF Booth; Is the lend
Ing man :n ThiS wo eeIsye is i Carkss New
House to.morrow night with :" Romeo and Ja.
F Pa, i ose ~. Tha ns"s as as
aud Saturday as IE, Duchess Of Iatiua. .Ap.
propriute scenery and costumes are promised.
Stuart RobsOn. who will rev!vs Tho Henri
The German playgoing community are
fortunate in tho quality and the quantity OF
tho entertainment specially provided for them
this season ut the Thalia and tho AmberG.
The newest star at the Amberg Herr Matkou-
sky. has won his American laurels quickly and
urieI III Aeasta othaIIo. L LIE pe Dream sesn
The Ths!ia VII retain the L.igotians this
the s Contrary. they viii continue The Dwarfs
Wedding" At the Thalia there many prepara-
next week. It. is declared BY, tho ThalIa's
manager that the Meiningtn players as they
m o E
luxury q Ludwig, Of Bavaria The scenic
promised. viii be on a most elaborate scale.
Bernhard offers no new play for her second
week at the Standard. In "Thedora" and e La
Tosca" she has already been applauded by New
York audiences. but she will still be- welcomed.
tory. la Dame do Chailant'' and Pauline
Blanchard" are reserved for next week.
Entertainments relying for public favor upon
the music In them as well as the spoken words
are" Miss Helyett at the Star. The Merry
Monarch" at the Broadway. The Tyrolean I"
and "Cavalleria Rusticana" at the Casino. and
La Cigsle" at the Garden. They make u
splendid quartet. rich in variety. admirable in
diversity Miss Heiyett is u nearer approach
t3 genuinely iarcical comedy comedy than any OF th9
Others and 80 T. would "a. seem cen, to appenal
has gained. naturally. in smootnncss and
celebrity since its first representation. The
Wers At rst A eonstrained. and tie droIlcry 81
the piece. which. alter ak is IT, best feature.
as rsf tie s
gained by CELEBRITY. aud thereby the tedious
mated Laughter is provoked in great alum
dance. and the vocal Improvement 10 consider
ses t the forms fo I oy Miocker in Poor
Jonathan" The conventionality OF comic opera
happily absent but there is No. lack 4t ths
thu picturesuuencss Of light opera and much
q ths somieaiity Of farce ITS + seems g likely
tinue ut the Star throughout December. will
y justified by generous public spIahn nrt
Smith. and Of that grptesqun genius. nate
Davis, has attracted wide praise. and will DO
very helpful to the Auiran- Belnsco piece.
Hussrii's friends who are us loyal in their at.
tendance at the Garden ~ they were once, at
the Casino. Hereafter thc performance OF IL
Cigai." will corImenne nightly Ut, q O'clock.
81 e. hour @drisr tHM nsf II t
BrnadWa sff Tor M the Winter yn u aoSbt t. It's
cality, 4 Francis Wilson,. AMI !he artistic man-
isr cntcrtainnlsnT That wi, !LriSr: Yesterday
GrpIGs ian! and the rort little actress IS, Known
i!;r. ieit this city on their Way 7, Austra!ia.
yhnyre they are, 70 Sing IL: isading r3les q
SSlera iHr tint e:.a1tsy have ,esn acNnrS4
alter Christmas they will produce the work
u Melbourne. Laur, IS English. hut Miss
Lrrttc. The Tyr"ls'.,,." md ,iIasengni's dra.
ma,ie OPERA |,Cavnl.rin kustlcnnn.". are On.
Casino. Their ilftirth night will occur IN
Ny. y; and th"r. will 10 u :o,!ycniE ns usual.
Ie,,t. shall hnvo gnn; forth "n the r I. early
season oi. musical ',ml,dy productions NJ tho
sas!-" Il. ha, tn" right m EGncl% Cflis.
phone" hy sernrttr Bulh works mr., Paris
gucc.sses. "LUncc C6Gstin' will 10 heard
FIRST.
Two comedians who must engage tho at.an-
ton ofcity b!aygoors these days are ScS1robSe
and DixcE Their methods ars not unlike.
since each relies upon Iniotness ind mmicry
to gain succcssS But their plays. THE Cadi"
and Tho Man with u Hundred Heads" diflcr
widely. though each possesses distinctive
merits. coupled with distinctive weaknesses.