The sun., 1892-05-08
NEWS OF TIE 1nxArnEs


lion. II was q success as salesfoom OF
dainty and valuable things at not far above
ordinary prices 1t disclosed several hundred
Woodworking young and old actresses In
their everyday personality. and made 1t ab-
soIutely plain that tho outer public OF
curious mon and women could come
into contact with tho player folk with
out embarrassment to either side. As that
had been tho only disputed point prior to the
opening Of the iair its settlement M tn Is matter
chiefly to look at the actresses In charge OF the
booths. The show OF goods was alone worth
,V was y, disappointed i in the exhibition OF act.
resscs. Tho trouble seemed to DO that not
Gsh % the Asnes ei
Ing actress and admirable woman. was
there. and so was Georgia Cayran. whose
town. hut these two actresses-a brilliant
pair. surely.were the only we women: 1t r. safe safe
e T4S %s Sa past
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$'' ssa s&sI!sSl A'lt hS ,5 Ess:
f"i;ti%iii oSi within The Hourp WSere were the gentle
end sae % WSera Ra the sss tat
loyal American woman and undauntcd actress.
manager, Fanny Dayonport} Where here nyer were
Ms GiIbsrt. and Nine. Ponisi ~ triS triSS
tho like Of which We never aCaM,n, aM,,obni sbmaiIl
nett. the lively Jane to whose stalwart faa, |.
Of the wSSrs Ssns ssS that
Hrd kitty Bisnchard- Rankin: 9ndi dainty Patti
Ns NIis ssnse MaaiH Maro faeHs @ %
cameron. Sydney ATmst.png Flora rI.asn. Mash.
fs Eyso May Mabel kmter cn5S Msra
TsnnsE Ssn,u sybN Nes shnsMspS Mssnrs Ada Em; Tdy
AhFs Ts% Ass%s, bss$y
smiled in ths far booths all last ,ss CUm week;
Huntington. Pauline Hull. Attalie Claire. Lily
sS stcn 4sfs tss 1Anssn Es SSa HS bsTtn sT
Nathilde Cottrely Laura Moore: Anna y y hehete;
sylvia Georis nI SeSH ywth Where
vas the precious lati And Tnssss Ters .nS
fh1s gather ali these women. within the Madison
STuare Gardens walls last week. would the
receipts not have doubled!
To-night's entertainments arc various
enough to please half dozen sets OF inveter-
ate theatregoers. At the Academy Nine. Sis
sicretta Jones. the black Lillian Russell. will
give concert. Tho Alabama" quartet the
jubilee chorus heard at Madison Square Gar
den. the banjo club. and others will assist.
Nine. Jones will sing from grand opera and
from home melodies. This is her final appear
ance with black singers as herceforth she Is
to- be heard only with white company. At
the Grand Opera House Jules Levy's band.
with tho cornetist himself as soloist.
and with severn! good vocalists. will give
amons the singers 4 beneficiary tonight
will be Treasuror Edward J. Kce OF the
Many esr %sos aGS sbspi
right. At Garnegie Music HalI there viii be a
,haos 10 Man" with Garrett P. serviss's terse
nna %r s S GH
wig and the Gaelic Society will give q concert
.; Irish music ut the Union Square tonight
Two comic operas safely settled for the warm
months are Jupiter" at Palmer's and tho
"Child OF Fortune at the Casino. Each is
worthy of praise. and both are picturesque. In
Jupiter" Dicby Bells comicality is satisfac-
s 5 ns ddS1 wo v T5%a Ps iSRps o
his own lrollery. Annie PiXley has . DECIDED M to
proIonT hor enlargement in .u IuPSIy y M,ddless les" !"
week now songs md fresh fun will be in
troduc.d in the new opera, The ensuing play
New 'atss jersey apppn asd phiadeph!a Folly
s sS ssdefy %es Hsry
nights ago. FOR the purpose OF securing the
English copyright.
Final performances this week are Of Hus-
band and Wife" at tho Garden. Mr.. Wilkin-
sons Widows at Herrmann's. and - jolly
Surprise" at the Bijou. Cora Tanners sum-
NOR vacation will begin on May 1e Since her
English farce has boon revived to suit motro-
politan views. and since tho shelving Of
Hearts" the prize play" the Gardens
Next tS' Week The Care on viii have rs Welcome
visitors tho Bostoninns. who will come for a
spring season Of light opera with the nt charm r
nissh:s is Of 'Mr. Wilkinson $ Widows at Herr.
shopd not BE- Ths
XII Hfriyssium viii be tested It is being eiabo.,
ratSly prepars Fanny Riees month hsa Of w.. IA
sSsy IN ths ranks an s0 'U Shom
broadway will always hereafter be glad to ap-
au After this week ST she tSn will gG to
present ] Sport McA Ulster" a vaudeville farce.
for the ilrstt in town.
The Bowery holds n place Of honor for new
things theatrical this week. At two OF its
houses unfamiliar plays will be acted for the
first time in town. Tho Peoples novelty will
be drama OF Irish life. from tho usually
clever and daring pen OF James A. Herne. He
wrots My Colleen" about year ago for Tony
Farrell a. comedian from the variety theatres.
who has for about half dozen years acted In
farces ana dramas. Farrell is q good dialect
performer and q nimble dancer. His wife, Jen-
HE Leland. is his principal soubrette. and In tho
Soompany are several ACTORS well known here;
It is not likely that Ny, Colleen" is o radical
departure from the established forms Of Irish
n
poet Of an interesting story. correct iS ianSuaSe.
and keen wit. Tor Herne's pen IL apt In those
respects. Tho Windsor has fresh Offering In
H Hlarcsal pIay GaIlSd 81, .The Nabobs.S BY Frank
minstrel jokSs; and dramas with equal readl-
ttrurted TO ilt tho singing and dancing abiii-
ties Of John L; Henshaw and May Ten broeck.
another pair OF ex..yaudevill Hers, and thoy have
pss @ 'HT n,eTs H,wstn Sn I'll. road contnousy since
VIII BE- that Of Tho burglar" nt Jacobs's
A. B. I.pmPn IL the impersonator OF The Um.
heroine.
Harlem Is well on witk diverse fun this
week In " The Little Tycoon" at the Columbus
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