The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-26

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posal; and her expectation Of q, triumph q
sH Ss gFf Si such %hS M
as she may possess than ANYTHING In which
she has .,,,y yet Appeared here She Is e wear
rs she was a stranger to the foils abe went. 70
master Mss o. wrtes 70 the n sSs
The French don't 90 In for baseball football.
from out a sAs ~ dS spse
art Of sci,dssIsnso while they arc in the lyesss
men whose occupations are sedentafy. and
iencers of France line the walls. and
from braSks stand bsskss and
actresses of Paris resort t. the exercise OF fcnc-
Among them are Jndic. Theo. and Ugaldc. Ce-
line Chaumont. in her later days; had recourse
in Miss Melyett. is also devotsS f was was
Is G play MsS You q. knSM sa
l was born in England. my tastes are
r osSSs Gena nSss O. the the sas
t thea rs and the sslS eSntsn,s think i
very likely That New YORK. ana Oil the Dig
cities IN the Union. will come to be more and
have certainly caught, the love Of comic opera
Vienna. and Paris are sisters In their comic
opera and histrionic, taste. What pleases ono
Paris Still leads the fashion. and we can still
saythat when Paris takes snuH. all Europe
and America sneeze"
"Old Jed Prouty." the single dramatic play
left to us. continues undisturbed at Proctor's
Twenty-third Street 1t has been changed
considerably and not a little improved since
It's earlier performances. specialties OF one
the warm weather set in. and. while the piece
is still fur from absolute farce is pretty light
on u the old Mans rustic By Rchard aoden
Keeps It within tho domain OF art neverthe-
to Is GGis f oe
Nourmahal Kaduja is tho name 1T isn't q
very euphonious one) OF the Egyptian dancer
whose performances in the Moorish depart
ment OF the Paris Exposition were among the
features Of the Rue do Cairo. Kadujn has
engaged to appear here in Bolossy Kiralfy's
play Of Tho Orient" the nature Of which 10
indicated in its title 1t was Kiralfy who.
dancer thsn known n, ns he Pearl o ssSe
or Garmens!!ps;; and he brought her n;s forward
e eEss Kadu" Essptsn sad Se 20 g.
frs ,H She rst dsnssd IL public Ss$
the Eia!to 70, for the quiet but decisive manner
r Tra ths setsan ps Phillips "na
keub Fox will be seeed i to Join Morsss
a deoEFs De- Mod w
and Mary Penneld, Helen Stockwell.. Harry
Pearson. John !. Coleman: and John Glendin.
!asa as s' i .hs s'nsnfs
is s sS!ps called tt MAKE "noiSsr essay fsrk
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original half lad model. is in poor health: and
Emma Bell who who, played the abandoned La
name. in hopes to rid herself Of the penalty. A
new star comedian will be Al s. Ipman. in
who will return to the stage next season.
after AN absence Of some years; are Mncna
roles when she retired to teach dancing
Miss Madison was good actress before she
ram s3Ss% Sas
Marie Burroughs. Her place as leading lady
to Willard. the English actor. will be filled BY
Edith Crane 1t is thought that Miss Bur-
nursed ambition {" star Josep& Oft. the SOL
emn- yisaged comedian who in The Dazzler"
Ne Bnsf
matrimony last week. His bride is q Vermont
Slit anH sss sn an 3 snS hs
that section Of Boston called The, Highlands.
They ehurch Hh1 +. singers before
Rose Wood has become insane will be deeply
regretted in this city: where for many
ite in the Wallack stock, A. native Of
this town. she was "a splendid dancer.
1864 she abandoned the baifet o wnsn
s;sdi'sbs to hsr. n 1895 she nar!iea L. lewis
and their daughter RosaheT. is now married
and an actress actress Dora Wilsy's divorce suit
were m arried ton ora dozen years ago but have
been at odds t since the earlier days OF old Jed
they say she is njancson proo beeause shs
never saw the original .serpentine-is Molle
Fuller. She isn't related In any way. to. Loe
len. hut she seems to have scored about as
much success as the original! Mollie Fuller
Chicago. Size Is the vito of Ha Halle e Of Halen
and Hart. and at one time she was q conspicu-
GUS and dashing figure in upper Broadway
The Charles Frohmaa stock company started
for California in a hotel car on Wednesday.
and will not stop until they reach Salt Lake.
where they will perform THE Lost Paradise"
They will return for late summer and autumn
Terms III chicago, lnllauclpnla, ana Boston.
prior to making themselves at home perma-
nently In tho new Empire. at Broadway and |
Fortieth street in December. Manager Froh- |
man has decided positively to open that theatre |
with native American drama. following which |
Oscar WildSs Lady Windermere's Fan" will |
T. Serviss ut Music Hall: gained such u vogue |
that there will DO another season of similar |
All that has been achieved in |
srseetacnar and ballet pieces has not ousted the
play is to he revived ut the Academy OF Music.
about Sept. ]. with promise Of such splen-
it sightlier than eyor. Theatrical people
2 Ts, rrading and tnlkinE about Andrew C.
cause ;;,n It contains dissertations q stage
stage people. The elder Mrs. John Drew
has gone to staten Island to make her per-
munent homo at tho residence of her daugli-
tor. Mrs Georgia Drew barrymore. Chicago
hears about once week nowadays OF u plan
to build u new theatre there The latest pro-
|ect is for $4,000 house In Union Park. At
antic City which has the distinction OF pos
'essing NOR" theatres than any other summer
resort in the world. and has even added to it's
holdings Of Info with u Apn1amy Of MuSio |