The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-24

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hss returned from Europe, whers he engaged
premiere dsp,seussss; four Frcdeh ean.csn
and otGs spssass Ths snSw
y 70 Re lighted BY thoSsand eiestrio lamps amps
9I many yolors representing precious stones.
arc e nSss tho 6S% BACK
crook" as thus renewed will have prosper
The variety shows will have only small nl-
torations this week, but they are diverse and
lively enough as they are to satisfy most OF the
summer auditors. In the way OF new things
Tony Pastor will start tho ball a-rolling. Ho
sailed for home yesterday. accompanied by
some London music-hall celebrities Birdie
Brghtling. Bessie Bonehill. soeley and West,
and the brothers Detroit are among those
anpearancs at bis house ia August, Pastors
VIII Fo9 FRANK icy. n Mari tss and and
esIle Tih,ams and Arnot and the sisters Dc
there i. 70 70 some novelty n what they do:
elton. The Girards. La Granadna Mabel
foe wh @'lo On the the Gardsn sao sepHy
ess ROSk and ths
shestra: Whistler Frank Lawton. and others.
turn. The Eden Musee retains the Gils Mail.
ton md Wizard Powell in new feats Of magic,
Snd vstons
alike. The Hungarian orchestra have some new
artists WITH thc
dances, John Brongham's burles1ue 'Poca-
hnntnc "pt,f nd tnH RI NJ If hnw
and coarse but very brisk entertainment. is in
Sunday music will be plenty this afternoon
and evening. Nahnn Frankie will lead his big
orchestra at Ellorado. and number OF
soloists. vocal and instrumental. are named
In the programmss w The 9sc i.d NJ Man. ;u
concerts as usual. Damrosrh's band will play
this evening on the roof Of the Madison square
make a popular selection l I'll M from the works OF
famous composers.
Worth's. with good collection OF curios and
a fair etnge show. is the only museum open.
but 1t will havo n competitor on Aug. 8, when
Hnber's doors will be thrown back for the
| season. Huber's Museum will start rebuilt
n n 1t Mth
| euriosites. Doris will invite the public
| little later in about tho snme manner, These
dime resorts do an immense business. anu
they nro quito above the cntch penny swinhes
| OF the Boyery. Thny give !. great deal for ten
cents and the quality Is at least satisfactory to
| most Of tue visitors.
Wilson Barrett means to play in Hamlet"
and "Othc!lo" in next winters tour Of Ameri
| ca L. S. Willard will return for third tour.
A newcomer from London will be Mrs. Der
| nard- Beere. who will open the new Manhattan
Opera House. Richard Mansfield will try
"Richard Ill" again. along with one or two
fresh ventures. Modjeskn. Minna Gale.
and Marie Wainwright will uphold the
banner Of Shakespeare comedy next sea-
son. Louise Leslie-Carter is to be the
heroine OF Heart of Maryland" II play
written for her by David Belasco Edwin
Booth has gone to visit Joseph Jefferson at
Buzznrd's Bay, It fell to the unhappy lot Of
Gs 'H T"%s 'e CABIN. with the Mnno"pos
5as rtSaPs %as Na% and Gsarso t. Ed
eson the Marks; Adelaide Cusnman. u grand
Ssss IN a Il s. 'ns
new idea is to lie onernted ny Ethel Norton;
Ead nnssk pns the ~"S SoHs sh to
sins his poems SeI sads ,l IN Lon n
monty numerous this season. and that fact
seems to be explained by another one,t nat
e @sases sassS
robust condition and is t. have an important
Bell. the artist. has used his brilliant pen
lately in Triv9litys; F.S. comedy in Illus s
81 ha s II Tour
through the Yellowstone Park and Puget
hs OF sa see n
csrne IsH Music Hall next season through the
introduction Of spectacle illustrating the
s ss. n p ns f tSe AZ ss
| a., At oi,,v I,,ipl 70 Nine l.,
H Hail IN IN n: N"vemher :'i rnry Miller and Agnes
Miller hnvo returned from Europ,. They are
are no nra"cr together than is implie, by both
being under engtag .m"nt to Charles frohman
NJ M Pstn.r "s S S as a Tes
will be in the cast of Settled Out OF Court"
Ida Mul le. the tiny. plump actress whom we
has been the wife of BENJAMIN Tuthil for
seyera! years. and now. in Chicago. she is
suing for divorce from him.
The river view resorts and the beaches still
assert their power dominantly. Eldorado is
in the height Of its prosperity on these nights
when an escape from town is made easy and
economic by way OF the several ferries to
Weehawken. Once there the visitor gets, full
self variously for about eight hours ut a re-
marknhiy small cost: what with circus. con.
strolling. At Manhattan Beach the Brock
fireworks and at Brighton Heach the Pain
~
their kind. revealing the highest phases OF tho
pyrotechnist's art.
Even In July some of the managers fight
legal battles. There has been 4 hint OF legal
fight To grow out o! this trpartite arrange
ment by which "Scttled Out Of Court COOS to
tho Fifth Avenue instead OF the Madison
Square Manager II. c. Miner writes to THE
sun that he hasn't leased his theatre to Hoyt
d Thomas rs n part Of tho plan tn continue A
fN... Al tkn Nn,y tc.A
and transfer Frohman's comedians to his
house, He Is to share In the in,3nry earned by
Settled Out OF Court Mrs. Charlotte
Ever has failod in her attack upon the
tonstitutionality Of tho law forbdding TIE
employment NJ children uS dancers on the
stage, and. therefore. will have to stand pun
ishlnent for deilnnlly deyot! ng her child.
ltegaonctn. to such use. It l. said that the
manager q" King KaIiko" in which the little
girl danced, promised to pay whatever fine
might BE- Imposed but tho venture ended in
ankruptcy. and Mrs. Ever seems to be ett
three: eornered matter of Sanger. French,
and Zborowski the courts have decided
| that Sanger mead not Sell his uulrter