The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-24
yrws OF THE rHEATRE&

ne :. lin the Penman at Palmer's has been
~ .u.,, and the production OF Grundy's new
e.s.n,atIon. Tho Broken Seal" may be post
sops Aones Booth. who did not appear on the
.ieht. owing TO u sigh attack OF bronchitis.
n LII, .aaume her elaborate impersonation OF
W. W. po,s,on tomorrow. Mrs Booth Is q val
ii. azure In every play at PGlmers. The
u ..,,o, partner" has passed its fttieth per-
s,.nce at Her-mann's No doubt 1t VIII Do
r,si,I. there FOR weeks &c come, The cast, as
a,, ,on stitutsd. with L j. Hsoley End Charles
= wales 10 me male s"ace," lie strong. whiie
s.. h.nslu. Mise Ceassmsn. and Mrs.
pons,csut continue semarkaole Trio
s,,rs.ss. Tho predictions look to
= hundredth- niRbt performance OF the
n,..n-c.rrS farce. At Daly'a Nancy
pa c,mp.oy" has proved to be welcome
.as,s..,r 70 Tho Cabinet Minister" Ada
n.h.n,s rsturn to Days stage was made
'.,.vI,. a. was natural under the circum-
e..n,s. for The Cabinet Minister'S" failure
~. oulek and positive. Nancy and Com
viii be- on view several weeks longer.
TA.r .Ioye In Tandem." Daly's publication
:. sr,Amoureuse" will follow. This play.
".,,h rossessss physiological as we'll
sentimental interest. and may commend
w..N 10 physicians as we'll as lovers,
~.s 7. Paris sensation two seasons ago. Its
Mining II DAILY does It successfully. will be
Jog 81 Resnpn VIII eSSs
ths viz v the fssneh ersina It's ttle The
career Of gh hS Lost Paradise at Proctors
RSHenty .third street Is continuous record OF
financial prosperity and gteat artistic SUCCESS
iii iii bring the handsomest and the most ex.
psnsye souvenirs eyer Tssv di i soasst %
h .Sntssssph fff prins on aluminium plates.
ERSo RE- Isnnouncement OF the Frohman company
ko 4 new theatre in upper Broadway. next
y o our stock organizations during the remain.
AR Of ito season at Proctor's; The comedy
Hsr,san is on the hief nv Ways 81 s sSS
e., snsn character sketches In THE Last q
tSS Hosans., The little theatre is not i hall
xs it. p !ss asssam L lay
IL author. buchanan. is as heavily Indebted
70 Ws snf Pinsro. The irst two acts 81 ESQUIRE
Kate" with. their sentiment and humor. were
the 05S Tina
thitSS s matinees the pretty Catch
s syvan rs .? ssTa Mosny
S%i GtssS ss The E,osum. viii read Brown
Tho fun Of three diverse but equally success
mi entertainments. Miss Helyett." "A Trip
70 Chinatown" and The City DIRECTORY" Is
worth study BY those who wish to learn how
70 mako our best Broadway audiences laugh.
The term Of Miss Helyett" at tho Standard
has boon extended to Ave. and Charles Froh-
man has taken three weeks more. In order to
bring Jane" back into trim. This seems to
prove that the Stan dard Is not an unfortunate
theatre when popular thing is on its stage.
Imay be that Miss Helyett has been broad
ensd from It's original American comedy YER
sion and turned into farcicality at several
points. but Louise Leslie Carter's demure
Ouakeress is not disturbed BY the hurly-burly
Is Ssa4rs soas
70 hnd its prosperity durin the months of its
New York prosperity. large 81, audiences ea.i ap.
count Of the young heroine's topsy,-turvy dc.
scent Of q mountain slope while the rather
hos
,tss sS herself T cs sTsSitas! in
placing Adeaids En- erson. who was disabled
IN an accident: No other changes Of nots have
s se s er
eary summer season: At the Bijou. the art
he 's, choicest is ' Selections from the yssIsty
shows Is understood and .practised. and The
n.sctoTy much the best among all
structed. The 25Oth performance, however. a
fortnight from to- morrow night, will bring an
have re eT written a and eoodiy array Of VIII:
6eville novelties are slated for the occasion
THE MANAGEMENT. awhile is mapping out
Gity Directory" and viii also Offer for spprova
Tho Society Bluff. fashioned somewhat aftel
theh current Re- 4, The IT
lpDw introduced between the acts by the
IBljop's orchestra. have been granted te
Interpolated into the performances Of two o
ts ssSPsn Stay at Hs snS
throttle valve 2; .pleasurei is thrown wide open
ia Trip TO Chinatown" at Hoyts Madison
where delighted
though fresh and catchy musical intcrpola
tons form a decided weekly item, N H9yt':
duet. while not wholly original. has caught tn.
town through the iollty and ierkiness OF itt
REFRAIN refrain. as rendered by the versatile. HARRY
Avery. the wiie Of Edgar strakosch. and for
IL tRs CLARA pSst kess
Irs Strakosch will take the place Of Eleanor
Besbe who retires from illness.
All the earnings Of an afternoon entertain
nent to be given at tho Metropolitan Opert
House on Feb. IL are to 20 to Col McCaull
Tho public mover knew much OF him. and wha
did know has been forgotten. for he fguret
only In tho earlier and struggling days o
comic opera In Broadway. But his friend
among theatrical managers and performer
remember him we'll for his hearty generous
ways. and. now that he is paral yzed and i'm
Royertshed. they mean to provide fund SUI
hT!ent t. maintain him during the rest Of hi
Tor contributions. but instead they have ar
LHhgod such programme for this matinee a
Metropolitan.
There are said to be two Enacted farces b.
Tho late ]. Madison Morton. An Old Flame.
And Miss WigE's Water Party" but probabl
tasy were in French usage before Morton sto!
hem. for the farces which he penned wer
hardly ever more than TRANSACTIONS. like "Bo:
ana Cox" E. F. Kidder has written pla
with hshermaiden heroine for Annie Levi
Wimpersonate. Frank Daniels is going to US
s'arce from tho French. and tho same prolin
o r RS OF transfer, will provide serious piec
sheridan has made for Mansfield
Snd which he will produce at the Gar
Srsm aa1satEs In Y, March, is not 80 much
sttsnet p Ct sbs Thsns osa n. Seot
n eIL9' on the stage In q form suitable for Mans
Esid inpersonatlon. The follow will be mad
!ovSole and good hearted. instead OF caddis
nna eeSSntemptible.. Margaret Mather will mex
HUssueh'. uy an adaptation OF one. OF victo
sn uS1s works. Al opportunity to settle
the raysa 81 ESpsd WITH T orca
nan. Tie circus ulAy which ~ ar War with IN