The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-31

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heart. with the enthusiasm ths. Is invariably
called forth By the realistic drama IN that
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To-, success upon ths ogRy o. s9me phase
cars makes digit across the stage. and there
are other VIVID ELECTS more or less plausible
and Il is also current In England. The cast at
Jacobs's names several actors OF metropolitan
repute.
The projected fair for that admirable charity.
the Actors Fund, is discussed with sharp disa-
greement by theatrical people. President A.
N. Palmer and his associates on the Fair Com.
mittee. Daniel Frohman. Frank ". Sanger. and
Charles W. Thomas. are men who command
the unreserved respect OF the dramatic profess
sion. and they will do their utmost :, make the
Madison Square Garden. during one week. In
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doubted. But in the mean time they. viii have
ensountsred; and doubtless solved: several
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actresses without the exclusion Of those who
and sidpey Armstrong s o4 the leadins ACTRESSES
Of three OF our stock companies. have pledged
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disfavor the. enterprise. but their names are
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representative Of all the New York theatres
AmoHs those who have dsslipsd p9sitivelXto
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Tho Casino will lose "Nanon" and Marie
Tempest at the end Of two weeks On Feb Is
Manager Aronson will present for the FIRST
time In this city Audran's operetta. Uncle
Celestin." which has Of late been sung BY the
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take possession Of the Garden on Feb. 10; for
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which has lately excited Boston ~ dts 6rii.
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until Nay Every night the zig theatre i
| q great deal
Tomorrow night Bustier De Kolta will pro-
duce his illusion. lie Cocoon" at the Eden
Musee. He says this Is the best Of all his feats.
cause much amaz ement Young women. APP
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After fortnight's enforced rest on account
Of illness. that buxom and boisterous Hiber-
MAN balladist. Maggie Cline. will reappear at
Pastors tomorrow. A glowing reception un-
doubtedly awaits the popular singer Grace
full and comedy Lydia Yeamans also returns to
Pastor fold this week. with her husband. FL.
Titus. as her assistant in neat specially.
fank MeNish an ss and eapsSs
fun maker: Sam Dearin; eccentric MUSICIAN:
sereb e Bssco and Roberss: coined isns;
Blanche Sherwood. SINGER and lance dsneeE; Gtsard
tss the Ms%s
Tho Country Circus" continues at tho
Academy where the ring exhibition on the
stage has all the pomp and glitter OF a real
white tent performance. The bareback riding
young eauestriennss finds n excellent Hi foil 10
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Nancy d Co.." at Days. has proved anew
the potency Of Ada Rehan. The theatre has
| been filled since the revival opened. and doubt
| less the merry farce could be acted probably
many weeks longer. But there are novelties In
Daly's possession. and one Of these. Love in
be looked for at AM, time. About March Lord
.RS Sss as
Manager Rs!y is aiFeady DsspardnE for or
Sullivan and new scenery BY Roberts.
No idea OF change Of bill is divulged by
| William H Crane and his talents will be de-
voted at the Star to :" For Money" indefinitely.
1t is an oddly to haye to add that he has taken
ballad; Hesve-h no! !" in the second at i Is
PIPE Il L senes 70 thas, but !. seais not IA 4
@oaa ePs se n1ulstuds though "
| Monologue entertainments are to occur 40
follows: Sarah Cowell Le Moyne will read
BrowninR's "A Blot on the 'Scutcheon" to-
morrow afternoon at the Lyceum Theatre. and
fully capable OF doing It entertainingly.- The
Cromwell lecture at the 4 Grand opera H2us.s,
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likely to present its most interesting phassa
New views have been prepared for this lecture.
French master OF dramatic expression. will
deliver her last lecture IN this country at the
A performance at the BESadway tE,pight,
probably AFFORD, good entertainment. Judged
BY the list Of Eolnnteers A new course g hys
and Thomas Nelson Page: win begin On Feb;
| from their own works
Joseph W. shannon Is In Ill health. He has
been an actor many years and Is yet an admit
rable stage manager. A recent theatrical mar
rage was that In which the bridegroom was
Gilbert saroney. the dancing master In Miss
Heiyett Hs used to Be 9 female lp:
decidedly mannish on the stage. >, This e his
second venture In matnmony. Henry Miller
engaged With Charles Fr9h%sp Tor Iss33
g. IS Rlayins - Frederic LsnsltTe: which
had been using 4; Aubrey BousIcaul.: SOP
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