The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-21
I.NFW BROADWAY THEATRE
rBs BEAUTIFUL HONE OF A
j" sTROyG STOCK COMPANT.

u-.~sr. Trohmans hHcns ano ftarrts-
~. ,he Penus~" Ne vivea at FAiuer'S
..a.N.acy a.A Company" st Daiy'a
n,,,o,, have been current concerning new
.hs.tre to be built In upper Broadway ana to
y" Ian MED by Q stock conpsny. but the per.
W.. concerned kept silent until yesterday.
S svn the contracts we're signed and the par.
,.nlars Of the project were divulGed. The
w. house ia to be built the corner Of For
.is,h street BY Al Hayman and Frank ". San
w, and they have signed lease under which
SSarles Frohman OF this city and Rich Har-
s,s ~ Boston will have possession OF the house
,,- tan wears. Mr.. Hayman Is very rich man.
,n, MA extensive operations have been chiefly
~ Tho West. Mr.. Rich is the possessor OF q
I.rse fortune. too. and his partner in two Bos-
,an theatres, Mr. Harris. has also been fortu-
.s,o Mr.. Sanger and Mr. FrolIman are
~, ucll known to the New York gen
arl nublic us successful managers to need
anv introduction. The novelty OF the enter.
n,ise lies in the fact that. contrary to usage.
,hs owners OF the theatre will be men engaged
in active management. while at the same time
they lcase their property to other MANAGERS.
After the signing Of the lease and contracts
Yesterday there was conference with tho
architects. who Ind already boon engaged on
,hc plnns, which provide for a costlier thcntre
DC owners declare. shall be handsomer as well.
Mr.. lIaynan already owns thrce OF the finest
theatres in the West. situated In San Francis.
90 Portland, and Denver. Mr. Sanger is half
ovner OF tho broadway Theatre. The linton.
ton o, these two mon to build n magnificent
,hcatre IN Broadway has been known for
months. and offers for the lease have boon
numerous: but they settled down finally upon
A choice OF Frohman. Rich. and Harris as "a.
surfing a combination OF able management
ard monetary solidity.
The fact OF greatest m oment In this matter.
40 far as tho welfare Of the drama In this city
is concerned. is that the Charles Frohman
stock company will he transferred from PROG
tors to this new house in broadway. This or
ganisation o. players has had two strong
successes ut Iroctors with Men and Women"
and Tho Lost PARADISE. but It vii! he In
moro advantageous situation at Broadway and
Iorti"th street. StN reporter called on Mr..
froLman last evening aud asked him about
",fhc 'hcatrcw 'cvo.cd mainly to my
stock company roctors. he said. |
shall sectr" for MS has hccn my on
mancnt home. Mcssrs Haynlan md sanger will
lrovIl" liner one than | had dared TO hope
f"r; Il'" "omrany VIII continue at rroct".Is
Tho 1T Of next January. THEY, will t',:nh most
Paradise hut will so to Ghicac" in August to
appear IN new American drama. Ihts p'av
viii no the openinG on" at the new house.
that. either with Proctor & Turner or in any
-s.ricncrs there. anything but harmony and
i've productions there have run over hundred
liz "H' i" very rroiiaoIy to-day term at
lrrns 81 % SSf By Jse "s
new theatre l hope to supplement the stock
III" o''sanizntion known az Charles Frohmnn's
c"m",!inr ~ who will be kept separate and dis.
tinet from the stock company
r"nman' was revived. This play Is ire in.
stanc" # a detective story proving successful
story Of n great forCer who figured in good so.
ri,tr MS n phi!nnthropist at the Same time that
S s !" ns So ws
i"ddml in accom- pnnying love interests ns to
seem in itself sentimental. Therefore. it is
"I,v a. A. depction Of a crime, However
afma is rssio5%sa wih careful 5sfs7a [Ss
scenss in which i is placed. and with a cast oi
CAPABLE nctors. it interests and ent.rtains re-
wos y Ss At he Massen "s
gsh fr SGs "ssn
J. Phillips played the same parts as In the
earlier production. Ada Dyas was the forger's
M"srce Barrymore wa was 7" tho man retIrned
from America The duplication Q: Jim the
Icnman', was so nearly complete that the In
tervnl between its cessation at the house in
broadway seemed inconsidorabe.
Tho revival Of Nancy and Company" Mt Da-
Us is reach backward into tho purely farci-
cal rlnys Of this theatre for trivial but agreen-
icrs Iy Aucustin DAILY from the German n and and
~ renewal gives, proof positive That Ioftier
"I sranGsr me hy Ada Rehan
n"nsens",w will, which she won first favor, with
DAILY audiences. John. Drew. James Lewis.
ere hut %1t to he Of
Nancy and Company will be retained only
e. long a. it is WA wanted hy the public Then
dem" his own adaptation OF "Amourasc." u
s s"g at wfn s.. Paris pa1s n"wsr nst mres
is theme is the v"luntary rsiinauishment Of !.
wife by her husband to one OF his friends
Ihe treatment Of tho subject by tho French
with tho representation Of n husband who had
grown tired Of his hcnutif and loving wifo.
si PIN aeca a hnr sweHncss had cloySd on
J.. the mistress OF tho friend: and tho singular
play reached climax in II reconciliation DO
ing that Iispleus'.i Inrisian audiences. but in
other respects tho work WAS praised for it's
"%" IT, Qualities many G,Thich
has been nssigned TO Miss Rrhnn. and
confidently tn make tho greatest success az
her career. 1t will afford scope Tor hor as u
roniediennc. particularly in Il seen" wlcrcin
.hn seeks to regain III" husbands lows hy
means Of feminine aliurement and tenderness.
anl il win also employ her hest emotional
power. for ut the climax OF the play sho has !.
l"ng assage Of violent IDENTIFICATION NJ her
mi-h"having husband. followed ty. one Of
tnnching tenderness. o. course. "i.uva in
Ian''"m" viii t." nm rNp,ir.ate.i version Of
Ancuirsc with its scenes and characters
located ~ New York.
llar,"n la. no reason to com plain Of it's pro.
C'Imni" this week. Tine Queens Mate"
which ha. men revived nj tho Opera House BY
10" iGif Omra Company. has nll tho arnsssu-
iii"s u lis original Broad way production. 1t
Sn rlr'Irrslu" revival in scenes and COS
acting anl It's Staging. II rnrl.m is wise in
m"nt. The Quenn's Nate will not 90 lln,..
warled this week. Tho only deficiency in the
WfN isisi II, hum"r which is rather fogEy.
.n,the east liarloin theatre. the Columbns.
tncre mas boon nm easy and marked trlimnh
''L EEhns aud llO.y. who hayo renewed thor
t,'l l,lt IN l'nrlor Match" which il 80 wnl
, Known and s" well liked ut this day as to ro-
cure no new praise.
Inc Grand Opera House AMI Nihlo'S Garden
KY. nave ono point in common this week. In that
!, snnh llons. the play is. wei liked and we'll
knnwh entertainment. Nilius has Eyange-
me he Eice Goodwin opera which is
.raI'y MY hroal but clean parody in every
naH Is stu scrvicoable, It's music may vet