The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-23
SOME THEA TRIC4L PLANS.

The actor who is to I'll Maurice Barrymore's
place in the A. NJ Palmer company Is Francis
Carlyle. The manager Is explicit In making
It known that Carlyle will not be featured
but that he will take his place In the COM
pany to play such roles ms may be assigned to
him" Practically. however. tho leading parts
will go to Carlyle. and SO he becomes an in
terestng personality. Not many seasons ago
his stage name was plain Frank Carlyle: but
that is not his right name II 1t Is remembered
rightly. he is the young man named McNabb.
who In his native city OF Hartford. is
a very popular fellow The Legislature per-
mitted him. upon his petition. to change his
name. The first distinct memory Now York
has of him as an actor is as Lottas singing
comedian. about half dozen years ago. at the
Standard in "NInmzelle Nitouche." Mr.. Car
lyle's vocalism was at that time not brilliant.
but he was II handsome manly fellow to look
at. with sunny, SMILE fine teeth. and
The thhe't Twin heroes S; in ALLEN Dare" Admiral
Porters stranTe Play ry in Which M no an A.
Carlyle has travelled most Of tho time in
Charles Frohman's employ Tho Bo ?s1 on
Howell Hansel. 80 it is said. Ills name IL com
paratei IT., o to a PLAY
oet ysa na' he has payed T r?es With
stars l such as Modieska and Barrett An inter-
estingly eccentric pair Of actors who pE9-
ward ]. Henley and Aubrey Boucieault, both
Mglishmen best ,known, in America Their
and SO Tne shaas
raun." Henley no doubt playing ,ConpedM in
tn HI kFsnin sis "na y9p% be- %
know if two actors 50 imrulsive in ideas AMI
unraetabe in Gan agree a.
n %S4e Hs '"s union at f"{ as" f ths
and 'ie frederick War,ite. Who will act together:
commencing in September md travelling way
t te o.s s R h. nf h at svs s
a aSs yst sisa 'S e es
IF hcy 'sy fS" pr ssSf ths' s%as
fn on Mout5 snd &smn n%' The TIVE
last named plays are tragedies by Henry
Guy Carleton who wrote then years az.
hold enough to encourage then author JohnI!
Mccullough once inten I'D to play Msmnons;"
BY Warde and James. The Julius Cesar"
snd sgs owned fGse II
who intends to star AS MARI An'onM Han
ford has been leading actor for good maany
Portrayal Of" Of Marc A"ioav {" the lassus Of Bar:
rstt anit the T,1.u. q Booth; mil disnssal Of
t the las last relies Of that famous partnership.
Thomas v. Kcene. another Shakes pearean &C
tor. who binds to us the past. closed his spring
tour Saturday He will be out again early In
September using his old r"rert"ry. since
"Drnk" is to be revived next season. by the
way, why shon!d not Keene do t"nprn" for US
once moro? His extraordinarily vivid mpor-
eonation OF the rum IN addcned Frenrhnan
was piec" Of acting that has not often been
effect Kcene has p never quite duplicated
permanent circus. not to he outd"ne by New
York or boston. ,speculators with money in
and in July work will start on big
circus building. ,Addc F"repaugh. son %
The story goes TINT his wages viii be 900
q week. and perhaps they will br.a few dollars
lesS--certninly not any more. But the Fore
pnugh name is, worth much onny rhi,adel-
spicuously in the new scheme, though the
present Forepaugh show may, object. on the
ground that It owns ali the right and title to
the original Forcpaugh name. Pnntomimes.
horse damMs nnd spsct1Rfies VII ee actin ~ ~
theatres will gain, an important Ink in TIE
fall. when the multiple manager Will open the
new lmDerial In Chicago.