The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18

acccssories. 1t has u great deal OF tI.s uu.u-
Rebel" is ono OF last yenr's war pieces, Iss
faults are ne. numerous ns those Of .Mcr2sii
peculiarly stirring scenes well worth arnl,ause.
The best OF these depicts very rcnlisticaiiy an
sscare from niNny r y1.na actress sa,.ss remains SrnisiIas' at
tho head OF tho east, with T., Il, Mawson:
n nc}Ia iyu Of ' The E Hr"" Sssisr Is !" ii +. I kssfe. anII
aH, i've Weeks at the Fourteenth Street.
An old friend will face west side audiences
at the Grand this weck In Oliver Byron. THE
Plungcr." by u. X. Higgins. Is retained ms the
best play In his rcpertrrv. which has mover
boon extensive. though IT has seldom failed TO
please the %M,tit n"%c0 and n1! Ais Ms" t tye @annt Hi.
nnSnt.." In "fngs and Bones" and in half II
dozen other sensational affairs 10 bias sine;
Was Iuiit Tor him lid he hni,a goel successor
to McCloskcy's old. play; Mrs; Kate Eyr in
Tho heroine to her husbands ,dashina hero.
The drama calls for u good display OF scenery.
and there are chances Tor several chectiNe
realisms besides.
Hnrlem's growing importance in the theatre.
cal field is Indicated by tho fact that 1t FUR
nishes n new play about every week. To-mor-
row night at the east side Columbus thcre
will be u first performance OF a dramaw which.
though not absolutely untrled. will be entirely
goers down tywn. II + Bulls and Bears
by BARLEY NCamrteil from the. German adj
was first acted In 1875. 1t was In ono, respect
n memorable work. because out OF al Camp.
foreign "H" e oorriginsl. Is "Tiimo" il, lad . fair
dcaree Of prosperity, Which would nrISe ably
c ssG" E 70 dramas my t Whish followed ihat power.
i1 Is rees .ay MsFS iSHei Balis and Bears Bears" Is made
by John Campbell. n son OF tho dr1m2tist. ne
has .s orsnnisea s a n wiE, t s,nrp ,hsir H TOUR their haF'
Five outright and avowei variety shows are
IN the heart OF tho city. Historic old Niblo's
hos the Lily Clay Burlesque Company. COM
posed Of specially performers and n lot OF
~scantily clad women. The burles1ue In which
these women are immodcstly exhibited is o!
tho nautical M equine. order. The Park and
Pastors arc alike inotrensive in their variety
s danes ssc mo mae T W W 4. ;atSfr'e sp aa c i"e
lists switch about it Mt will between the Twp.
END favl ,ns results Mjs taHs i, far t nepGGIi ,t1 tH Pc Of %S Saristy
nro Roster ( BfIa'l,s and, the Eden Muste.
Marie vanoni is 1T the Koster, front Just nov.
T ssricT m,s: o' AN : cd i'0 Iaslesa nue. ncSia
Rosters. The Eden has some fresh wax
works. and an. electric machine OF German
9Fi iSrsc in wG HSisn i,ssr ide Sa Of Sc see sSH. an" an m2 hear:
ing things artincia!iy at tho same time. me
Casino will not shy its castor into the yannss
willie arena for q week yet. The chance was
Intended for tomorrow. but mishaps in the
preliminary Arrangements nave chuSea q
rrs1nm. promises to be, m ,eyo.opener. The
delay In the or;cning will help toward no pshriees.
Ing IN Tib tee ne e,s o nai.r' Q, a shing .s.a'A'"s
It is only a short stop from the variety show
to tho variety farce. yet it is n step upward.
Two farccs promise to hold sway on and near
Broadway for II month. and probably longer.
"A Trip to Chinatown" is not in its dotase at
the Madison Square. Hoyt gives to it a ire
quent injection Of seasonnble songs and witty
sayings. Minnie Renwood will Join the ca!st
Tomorrow night for II serpentino dance. a
Parlor Match which has seen about eight
years OF active service in town and country.
in several yeHrs. It's fun Is still dominated by
Charles i. ,Eyans and William Hoey, Who are
Others in this troupe Of singers and come.dians
are Lille Alliston. Florence Wilson,. Madgo
9orks. Lillian rhl .. Mark 4 al ham and sa tns P' yyeths
at the Dijou.
Tho term Of THE Lost Paradise" was
shorter last season at Proctor's than the sue
cess Of the play compelled. owing to the with
druwal OF the Fruhman stock company from
that theatre. In order to reap the remainder
OF the harvest OF dollars II reproduction OF Do
Mile and rulda's work will be made at the Star
one week hence: The cast will include rorres.
the one-night towns will get Tennyson''s play.
The Fooresters.' at once. for It is to be sent
all the Rccessories and nppurtenances that
characterized the production at this theatre
lh. an,s w, r5fs of h lHaiS n AnSnSr a M'lI M Nfxs ksHa ms
brother. Arthur. will, direct the tour, Lillian
K Rp,. M VII, s' nSaS SHl'iv far a Ind css rst tjS oeerin r.
America tomorrow night. in San Francisco.
The performances will, be elaborate and i'm
formed in English before Dublin audiences.
and with enough success to Justify mention OF
Ella Russell and Zelie do Lussan. Francis
sslined d to fn IL for Osw E sso scn , and will Ts snnini ct
gnrret Of his, New Rochelle house. John Her,
esrs Toe ior t the 'w insiS"'4 hat ntS iHIsV fra X s "a.
mittel his OWL; and is determined to CONQUER
experience in Minneapolis. where no was AZ
rested for intoNication and fined .S10,15.
Near fh. ua an9tneF S MaSy s shInysa has his rs nifi5t
quished tho part assigned to hcr in John
ann's. lively sHH fSr.y ! tn%,s and Hrh lsdsrle Dc eh bsiis:
Vile are recently back from Europe and safely
through punrantine: Aubrey Boucicnult has
i Ssasi' Tln 'St called The Favor" Which he Viii
icst on Oct. IF sydney l!oseHiell,s ROYALTIES
r la in use. Ills Imagination. acted at the
ronrts %i,h Ttrfsf taI Hs ssaS1r, will f ,,HH" no ~
dian. The Dieby Bell troupe begin their
%.s5,a ,f"l N IneT ,ci to-'9 JnssrI,n n'SlRtt nob in t his
ralins sisters: l. 4. LAbhoE: an! Frod
has returned from England. looking so we'll as
70 set At rest any isars TINT hs had br%ksn
and the skull used by J. W. Wnllark in Hmm.
!et." Tho sSH;l win 60 TO- thS Players, club
to the American stage. has, practically retired
since hcr husband leased I2r five, years n
Mrs. Tearlo has become noted MS n fruit
grower. AID ono reads with wond"rt 81 her sue
cess in capturing prizes at the neighLoring
fairs. A magnificent, btlnc!i. Of, sropes secured
for her one prizo. and u lonf Of bread another
A singer belonging to onnot tho London opera
houses intends II sue tn" theatrornne com.
pany in that city. He maintains that he Is en-,
gagged to perform before tho public ut his
Theatre, and not to .amusO subscribers 10 Tho
telephone. He furthermore asserts that. MS
the sound of his voice reaches tho latter greatly
changed to its disadvantage, his reputation
: naturally suffers. and on that account he vii
conspicuous actress, i. slowly diving "f cancer