The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-27

tsnSfSn ePfrss az Rdsn Sasae
an absence caused By injunction proceedings
in court. and are giving their former feats IN
the japanese, iuggiers and coniurcrs; the
Aubcr Sisters In their songs and operatic Sc
lcction., and tho HungarIan orchestra. a9ni
Music Hall whore fnll opportunity is given to
her for the exploitation OF her French ylrncity
kick or. Fleurcttc. is rs active as ever. There
Is full evening OF assorted specialists at the
Imperial.
Brooklyn's theatricals for the week give
good selection from current entertainments.
:" Tho Danger Signal" is ut the Lee Avenue
Academy. This is the De Mile play in dopic-
ton OF love and railroadinR. 1t was produced
originally atthe Lyceuin Under another name.
but has since been strengthened for populari-
ty. and Rosubol Morrison.n clover actress. is
i now " play emitted Her TidsIity ~ j. ):
Eerger the manager OF this house. He has
lis wofk that seems sure. Tor the company en-.
Esd iSr ns the ebst Wers is
BrSoE hsR .st Week arc eont!nned 81.
Wang" which was given at the, Academy q
Music. moves to tho Amphion Thore De Wei,
m Srl and and unsteady THE the Experience Of
tho 9fsnS Wsan hreman ne
the Columbia. where their perfor FINANCES have
afforded great amusement to fashionable
Rsp snd tho t Tara esss0%s
Workers rs either, of the others mentioned BY
reason Of a long broadway run. ia at the Bed.
its Hse eioie s ot amnsement at the Bedford too
and DO sure Of enjoying Gotham success.
sse%S @ s New Yosa
oSis m g. th WISH Sss sSs
abundant fnn is kept up to the Jolly Level Of the
celebrated kangaroo dance. and yet II 10 all
polite and agreeable.
Among the theatrical incidents OF the week
were q professional matinee OF Tho Scout
at Niblo's on Friday. and another for the news
boys yesterday. the latter occasion assembling
n noisily delighted multitude OF youngsters at
hall rast TO- The illness OF Edward M. Eel
and the simultaneous indispostion OF his un.
derstudy. Duncan B. Harrison. nscessitated
tho reading ofa principal part in Little Tip
net," at Herrmann's on Friday evening. but
the performance was in good order again yes.
terdny. At the rooms Of the Gerry Society a
The eli lid thus pictured Tor adyertisins purr-
poses is conspicuous in tho l juvenile anti ann,
Sry hat sh. ssons
StSss a dii$sa foo g isIlPs %sil NE e
too. good to deserve its failure. is writing
play for Charles Tsohmept and pe9rharfs Is
alNpu JOHN DTeW he s'ociCty ~
which will come to the Bjou week hence.
was written by John u. Wilson. for the shme
Thh hss cir Gy
iss%S Sa.
those which resulted in a quarrel between
but others more Amiuble and pleasurable. It
| will 60 into the Garden on Dec. ~ Elwin A.
| Barron. n Chicago author. has written n one
| act piece. "Out OF the Storm" which is re-
| aurded us n remarkable condemnation OF 81.
| fpctive dramatic matter. and 1t vi III be brought
| to tho Union square in January, to be acted IN
conjunction with n revival Of "Gloriana." 4
musical piece. entitled THE Rainmaker OF
SYRIA" was announced last winter, as hay
ing been. written BY Sidney Rosenfeld.
Now Hudolphe Aronson gives tho news
that tho music for it., Is, his compo;
sition. and that It will be performed
at the Ca sine By and by. 1t Is guessed that
the FIRST play to be produced by the Theatre
| OF Arts and Letters will be the work OF Will
liam ID. Howells. two Of whose pieces were
| given in A. NJ. Pamer's series OF authors
matinees Mt the Madison Square. Prenara-
| tons by Mr. Sargent are well along. and there
| is a promise Of good results. 1t Is amusing
| however. TO read Of u glAvo discussion by the
| trustees US to whether they will permit the
| publication Of expert criticism OF the plays
| acted. 1t was proposed and not rs Joke
! that tho newspapers be requested to nromul'
| gate the Judgment OF IL writar employed 6y
/ the management. instead Of suOIeetlhe TIE
pieces to tile ordeal OF IMPARTIAL con sidernsion