The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
NEWS or THE rHEArREs

"The Organist" as brief preliminary
riece The acting in the longer comedy Is 30
bright and brisk and Herbert Kelley has do
yelopcd so much drollery as the amateur liar.
that hiarity is continuous during the per-
formancc. WI. lie Moyne hardly escapes a
failure in what stage people call character
bit" in this piece. his brogue as an Irishman
Icing uncertain. and the humor Of the part is
lost by him completely But in The Organ
i.t" Mr. lie Moyne redeems himself by anWd-
,nirable portrayal OF the inebriate yet good
hearted blind old musician. The bill rs q
whole is most enjoyable. On Tuesday aftcr-
noon. Mr.. Kelley and Eugene Ormonde will
revive for one representation only Tho Par
v,nu." and give also new one-act piece
entitled 1.-The Pipe OF Peace" by C. lGaddon
Chambers. Sarah Cowcll lie Moyne will recite.
Sunday amusements are various and plenty.
but none OF them is at once more diverting
and instructive than "Eurania.' at Music
Hall. This is Andrew Carnegies idea. and
good ono Tho decision Of the managers to
entertain Sunday evening audiences ut popu-
lar prices has been good move. The assem-
haEe week ago was large and enthusiastic.
and it listened to. Garrett 7. Scrviss and en-
joycd the wonderful stage scenes Illustrating
M the sF Trp t6 tho
with al its strange and brilliant scenery. and
VIII Mr. Seryss for ntsrprsinIr WV w II trnwd
.",dly, may lind it in tho second concert
this this Afternoon and evening. Nahan Frankie
will direct the orchestra. and the pro
french. Italian. Am erican, and English ai1s:
u night the park WIN he IEht g; by ~
ssrsdo Win d pssr rs Sn uns 'i"1sn N tie
Vii %So;SS Hs f s. t%s nsnss
tak TAX" at tie Standard. has first rate list Of
strS this evening. On Thurslay aiternHon at
Ialm"rs Riga'oncite and her friends VIII give
cert at the Lyceum tomorrow afternoon, The
benefits for week from Tonight lnc.uue one
ts sS and Es sst i rs
eli l,Oi5 Of, the American Legion Of Honor at
s6S a Gns Il, IN tS M oS ss Of the
Fourteenth Street ncarlya month ago: is to
benefit next Thursday afternoon ut that play;
inviting. Charlr. 4. Welch. an advertising
agent is to benefit at Herrmanns week
same evening iober 4. Duncan Will greet his
fri.nds owery Theatre ;S t tor Lou a
has been sufferer from pneumonia OF late
Quito unexpectedly and at brief notice. Ro-
sina Vokes chooses to finish her engagement
at Days this week Her stay will have been
shorter than during any of her previous terms
comedy acting at once grotesQue and polite.
such as We get from this unique player. does
not often come into tho public view. Miss
plays aud new actresses this time. and the
h tk i fHf owev Sas for her &
Sss nS w chanr fIcSTFR sF a tSs
s.: Georse's Hall. London: in May; 1883: Mrs.
Kendall who say the p play in ENGLAND recon- eco !.
as psrtaking 81 tho nature Of. Scrap q
FaPpsr and o PERHAPS he' Paper cRase IS
too hiFy praissSS Still it is am mos SUI surely
and subsequent adventures OF a eel LIBERATED
recipe for curry !the paper in question: on the
hangs. The ha plnss document passes through
many curious and divcrting experiences. and.
nd ana Hal Ths Spnss
ward ail the MENTORS OF Miss Fokes's COM
pany.
anew term at Her nanns. intended to place
that Theatre in tho list Of Broadway summer
amusement houses. starts tomorrow night
with the first performance OF a musical COM
edy called "Elysium." which has been adapted
from the French by William Fleron. Assur-
ances have been repeatedly given by Fleron
to the effect that this venture partakes In no
way OF tho reprehonsible character which
made The Clemenceau Case notorious. and
wnlpn
The basis OF the new piece is n rather indeli-
cate French story. presumably ono OF
French stage: hut in the En- giishIng. which has
been done by Feron. with the assistance OF
Pearl Eytngr there has been. so it is assorted.
a publication OF theme and incidents neces-
sary to an acccpta BILE transfer for a Broadway
audience. The music has been rehearsed un-
,jer fine careful direction OF Jesse Williams,
sraly. Jennie Cinldthwaite. a pretty girl and
good actress. formerly in The Cadi:" Thomas
OBrlen. low folntdian OF aot,a.y. NAY tiH
dancer. I,iiiy Madison. and Dora Webb are
in the cast. New scenery and dresses have
been provided.
inc koDin Hood romance IN lis musical
Tha rovivol ia onnronriata to tho season and
t,'N poa.a';n,s a' w. a,no ~ 1vo.L vii, ha
the Bostonlans. VINO sing the WORK. Will %
welcome Their success at the Standard
whoro tbov first ncrformed this spriphtly and
who'o' WY H''' 'e''o''A'A ~" 'p' ,Hs'' W
picturesque opera, was emphasized by a long
and prosperous engagement. At tho Garden