The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-26
THEATRICALS OUTOF DOORS.
a SUMMER SEASON OF BrG SHOWS
IN TIE OPEN AR.

The season OF open.air shows ID at hand
Eldorado has already been opened for Sunday
concerts. and on june this resort on the Pail.
sades will offer representation OF Egypt
Through Centurios," with baliets and other
sights. At Manhattan Beach the annual sea.
son OF fireworks will soon begin. and on O
much larger scale than hitherto. The Brooks
producers OF the famous displays at the Lon
don Crystal Palace. will provide the pyrotech-
mic displays. The roof gardens Of the Madison
Square and the Casino will 60 into rivalry next
week with open-air music.
A start with the open-air exhibitions was
made with Tho Fall Of Plevna" last evening
at South Beach. Staten Island. The first per-
Torrance here was favored BY clear weather.
after a postponement from last Saturday on
account OF storm. Tho representation OF the
battle and capture OF Plevna was not COMPARE
BILE. In either magnitude or magnincence. with
the great spectacles hitherto given In the
vicinity ofEew York. Its best part was bal-
let Of about nifty women. mostly expert, II
neither young nor beautiful. and their evo-
buttons we're much in the old Kiralfy
fashion. with Hungarian solo dances inter-
spersed Tho other sights were not resplen-
dent or multitudlnous. but there was q variety
O shSm ss e. nDa anS
troops. brief spells OF pantomime. and some
fireworks for conclusion.
odd Jed Prouty." o picture OF New England
village lie IN dramatic form. was broug 1T back
to this city on Monday and presented at Proc
eond hardly fali q aprree alton. Tor the Char.
aeter 81 um.Is IRA; enacted by Richard Golden.
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surroundsd. This imrersonaton Of y Yam.
h rsm mSaSr d n,o srGpS,y
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neat. robust. and loynble type as WhtcomJ.
e piece as GstS iisanSP Up t5 II
gnwhoIesomeness, eombined With soulful III ten:
rath nature Urn n
depicting all the tricks and mannerisms Of an
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OF the continued entertainments the comic
Bells. Jupiter" has made q very favorable
record thus far at Palmer's. warrnnting tho
e aSe s the
performance. Do Wolf Hopper may view with
tho end Of his at hS
Wang" His last appearance in town viii be
made on June T. At the Am2erg NsH %H
III TO- ar
it'stili pisases its hearers. who have beep I'm.
The sprighty acting and artistic yocalism Of
Frau Won Januschowsky has had no small
II @ the
very warm months. A formidable competitor
for support from ths GesmsR
OF Hungarian musicians provide the principal
seeT @ aef Ga
race is still, under the Control of Michael
fsress a mhs made "
the Casino. seems securely placed in public
favor and + likely to run several months
opera. has been talked Of as the ensuing work.
but rehearsals have not yet started The Bos.
ss vt AS Be asan h t%a xo wh
so positive is tho success. That will cover seven
weeks altogether. The Biiou's variety farce.
from the popular point Of view. Bobby Gay
lor's engagement. which was at first made
obviously, and for only week. has been ex-
II the weather conditions are favorable. Gayl0r
scouts the idea 81 new piece for next season:
He declares that Sport McAll ster" will begood
for another year or two. with tho frequent
fresheninE and overhauling which he proposes
TO make In It's text md it's sp-cialties. He adds
I he common assertion. as applied to variety
iarc.s. that very little OF the original authors
wo' remains: IN the show. which has assumed
constant alterations and interpoations. Gay
lor is hardly less drol aud unique of the stage
tnan upon 4. il: owns half interest in
:, sport MeAllisteri" and he eoniessse ; TINT he
Tho strange show. "Elysium." ut Iierrmann's
l. little less objectionable than 1t was nt first.
The most offensive character has been altered
rradcalIy. and is now French major done"
II this role. however. Max iiemnn continues
IN tho Part. Frank Drew was hired to replace
him.. but he did not fnihl tho engage;
stGsr t:vr r""S ans sy"o ansa G s res ns
3" at f "st seassa and this SSr
rst WHrE i, Er "a, Yim There Is strong
IN week "r so. The new managers hnvea
heavy rental to nay: and on tho theory that |
small income + better than none at nll. they
summer support The house. however. Is not
may he "ns"rr ". r%c Grey Greg Mar"s
run ut the l.yreum will not close until u week
,torS will tn N rest until Aug. ~. when their
,nn,,ul tour will o undertaken. The Lyceum. |
,tout that date also. will hnve. III its irst at
%%r E%w, ta H%hs IS ae., neT a n{
vili casay I;nsatnd at Iioyt's, Madison Square.
With Otis Skinner Ms orlando and Charles Is. |
ianford ns Jacques.