The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20

fuller. IN her serpsntino dance. and .fRs
DAILY sisters, who are much more artistic dan
4 GSss og farce S the
"Urana," the astronomical spectacle al
Carnegie Music Hall. is on view Monday and
Wednesday nights and Saturday afternoons.
sympathetic and intelligent lecturer. this study
OF another world becomes ut once Instructive.
fascinating. and Impressive. 1t Is show in
the best sense Of the word.
In the necessary changes at the east and
west side playhouses. where popular prices
make the particular point OF appeal. this week
brings to the Grand Opera House Gunters
stirring meodrama. Mr. Potter OF Texas"
Its cast contains Joseph wheelock. Frank L.
Aiken. Jeffreys Lewis. and others OF excellent
repnte. This drama lasts well. 1t must DO
confessed 1t has visited the city. many times.
but seems still to be welcome, Fanny Davsn-
port will DO the, Harlem Opera House star this
shs WV With fsys s ana
gorgeous costumes. and with no impor-
Is ann snnnss Win its be 'f S,. Th Dsvon
son ns IN Nav fsIS psf
a@bu s. That picturesansIy frivolous IS show.
"TpXYsI2." with George ThatGher's IN, m,itns,rels
view fn aF sSsf Just s nishsa
q down town engagement. and its transfer W il
Sc shs Ss ss Of
ss cc {" Sssnse
dance making up most OF its scenes: but the
perf2,rm . aro coyer and trained vnndevlers
h as and 9FG'pih sssn
son, y beaded y, Tim tFsonin; who used 70 be
Clipper TTe frant and MD VIII Garansr A ,Hs
others are IN Sss any an
be t sa star shs wsss &
sda IN 81 Nsw m" %Sc
sssnsatrIn and realistic effects are rather
p"ntsd shs @ tie snsSs &ss ssis
Garden. the Tombs Police Court, old Trinity
xsn d Ssass
W. Thompson. Willard Lee. Ida Burrows.
Gms 1nd csheEs are q Misc
win bs sung at Jacobs's this week.
with the s. sane n set and pictorial , ae,
enough mas ssa vas s
snees. Kind Of novelty viii be- found in the
Sss shs SS s9' an Vine sSs
Tho list Of concerts. lectures. and benefits at
hand is as interesting as ever. and for the
most part Is promising Of good entertainment.
Anton Seidl's orchestral concert in the Madi-
son Square Garden chamber tonight will
bring forward Sofle Scalchi. the contralto who
will sing selections from LES Huguenots"
and "Mignon." The Cromwell lecture at tho
Grand Opera House will deal illustratively
with " Ireland. the Emerald Isle" Mark MUIR
phys seventh concert at the Standard tonight
bo ifo tvalv nd ~ NJ
all sacred: but no stage costumes will be per-
cert at tho twenty second Regiment Armory
marches; there is %HnGinE Site5 the concert
Th s w nsnas
voice; Mile. 0ttilie. ,Conroy and Fox. James
Hoey. Gus Bruno, Billy Carter. Blnns and
Cowell Le Moyne's third poetic reading in
on ness George S
die will read during the week at the Madison
sSpsrHh Garden c9ncer 5Se Derous
rich II friends. for among those who have
anSasy
heT S6 .s Ro3 Ms sadS
Francis Doane. Edward Witmark, and Minnie
Lee This Is rare W COLLECTION Of clever peH
.
give HIS annual matinee at Palmer's on April
OF MAY n x to TO give his
Tho only change Of tenant in all the forty
theatres in New York and Brooklyn on May
will be at Niblo's The Park will remain with
W. N. Dunlevy. Notwithstanding the rumor
that transferred him to the management Of
another house. Tho retirement OF E. G. Gil
moro from Nibl9's has started up lively
No Thought BY The owner: Of doing away with
from ali quarters below Fourteenth street. as
well as being handily accessible from greater
ing publ shed Manager Gilmore's opinion that
Niblo's is necessarily Improbable. should
that good infringement would make Nibio's
BECOME down;town Grand Opera House. As
tS the s n which s
French is ready to renow his lease at s5O.O0Oa
that there are higher, bidders; The erection
Of theatre by French at Eighth avenue and
on his giving up the Grand.
Tho Barnum Bailey circus comes unfail-
ingly with the latter days OF March. 1t will be
moro welcome than ever In Its new city quar-
ters. the spacious and handsome Madison
square tRrQen. ana. from all accounts. IL Will
pc a bigger and better show than ever. too.
Manager Bailey's agents have secured the four
quarters of the earth for new things. The
menagerle the .hippodroma. the three. rings.
the two elevated stages. the museum, the flu
sions; the aylary. and the horse fair will be
complete and satisfying. as OF yore. no doubt.
But the novelty will DO this years spectacle.
which Is Imre Kiralfy's" Columbus" his most
pretentious show piece up to date. In this
historic pageant there will be hundreds OF par.
Elephants. The circus season in the city will
not be long. and 1t will start tomorrow after
noon with flourish. The circus comes but
once year. and when 1t comes there ia a
mighty disturbance pleasurnble to the multi
tituies who 60 to 1t. but less so to tho theatri-
cal managers whose business Is affected BY the
irresistible rivalry.
The variety Of things at tho Eden Musee
draw remarkably diversified throngs Out-oi-
town visitors 90 into ecstasies over the wnx-
work collection. The Hungarian orchestra
OF Munczi Laios has faithful adherents. and
the sulve De kolta Rmuses with his problems
and illusions. The Wizards cocoon mystery
with Its pretty women, il In hi gh favor ut the
matinees as well as In tho evenings
"Incog" moves from the Bijou to tho
tomorrow night. Charles Dickson
has about recovered his health. and will re-
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