The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
TIE Theatres In which Familiar Entertain-
ments arc Contiuued.

me The0tree IN "hIrn Familiar fntefNnHn-
ments arc C0ntinued.
This holiday week ia not devoid Of variation
in the theatres which did not change their
plays on Monday night The Masked Ball.
will have a celebration this evening OF its
Tooth performance. the house being decorated
and souvenirs given to the audience. Every
scat has been sold. and there will he no doubt
an arousal Of enthusiasm for John Drew. But
Maud Adams will get her share al encomium.
that is certain. because she never fails OF hon
ors at the hands OF tho modish assem- blages
that have favored the Standard during the
Drew engagement. Miss Adams's difficult
and dainty tipsy scene has lost none OF its del
icate fun. Another gentle and yet very eflec-
tive actress is In tho cast Of "Aristocracy mt
Palmer's in the person Of Viola Allen. to whom
quite as much as to any other mem
Der OF tho cast lie Mr.. Howard indebted
for a happy Interpretation OF his play.
Only a few more weeks of "Aristocrncv re-
main here. as Mr.. Palmer's stock company VIII
retake possession OF its home next month.
Tho Fencing Master" now has Claude Mari
us for its chief comedian. Thus We retain one
able member OF tho unfortunate Bernard
Berre company. The Yonkers Corin II in1,
Yacht Club will Visit sne v gTm,S This Is Tie
last week Of Mt 6 Goodwin anh ' and
the e MAY have hay had a prolonged spell Of accept.
hs srs fSr ne ,s: ioadays proiaeion
MS onde an Ma ns banSs debut is rendered ali
The more difficult BY tho prior PRODUCTION o, o,
;Ss nson sassrs 4 aor ns VIII
,ired BY those OF the accomplished Carrie T"r-
ns Ths t yeu sS agile and graceful Bessie
.ss dts, Ma nssn saufSf S xAsTs
changed once in n short while. Carmeneita IS
still .Iancing between the acts Of Tho proa ni
for ThS New south ths new drama anal, by Clay clay
Tornaghi. n n,aie and female dancer in The
Black Crook, have introduced th hn Week s,s
lively and striking duet Russell m vnrietS
farce al at tho Biau in Society Fad which
heterogeneous ente:tainnent contains ,so n9tn-
in h graceful. dancing. Her most violent feats
| are modest and winsumc. A., an
ra Ths sbn is f bonnio
re and j. w. Rely are sti leading the forces forces
pao Ion and da tito issns ou"rte
arc aro nt the fore in the Roster Il Bial perform
The lmRs5al has al ii sssse pses
new Bill at tho Eden Mnsee has proved sp r.
| ilcient to please the audiences. ana Will be
hnrthoomsws EQUINE Paradox h has oon,
where the children find much pleasure in
| watching the trained animals. ,,u,
| A successor to The Mulllsan IuaTas PAL
Aspirations." and rehearais have commenced
the former play Likely to h2!d Its p snS
''The County Fair " are in their last week but
as ~ TO
afternoons and evenings. This engagement
Of Mr.. Burgess and his play will be the last In
New York for year or more: on Ms
thSsz sran are Mena and John Mason are ss
giving III 1 We're You" at Hermnnn,s:. And q
| Adelaide Stanhope is appearing there in The
Army Surgeon." making un olli .naI ID novel on
Helles statssefm ar nss eSen
Like It" through the week. rostponinE the
novelty until next Tuesday, Business 9uTanr r 81
and changes concerning, The Isle 81 Sha nam, .
Performances Of that opera at the Manhattan
Americans Abroad" Is exceptionally pros
peroue at the Lyceum, and az thouGht o. an q
SUNS pred lotion Of long success Tor this saIdou
play, bssed upon observation OF Its effect on
the 6rst audience. is proving true.
Tho meiodrapasa at the c9m6iinat tS tnea1fIe,
the Harlem Opera House. although belonging
| in this classification. supports company o.
much artistic merit. Louis Morrison = ucph,s;
fophelss is his best saIdone vein. Electric ia
az Wh h 5s
hood" at Nibio's. ard Shadows Of a Great
City at jacobs are being acted without
John L. Sullivan has remained sober enough
thus far to show himself in Tho Man from
boston" at the Windsor.