The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04

stage are Kokin. the Rerats. Wood and. SSher-
ard. and the operetta company in Blue
beard and The Rendezvous"
Tho managers Of the dime museums are
spirited and cntcrprislng providers Of things
to amuse the multitude. Aama, the giantesa
OF the Jura Mountains. remains one week
longer at Doris's in Eighth avenue. and her
companion in physical oddly is George. the
turtle boy Among the normal exhibits Of
human establishment are the llowes with their
leafs In equilibrium: Frank Norris and his
ming rapidity Of impersonations. besides u
complete variety en,ettainmem,. dramas arc
puny tho current play being Falsely Ar-
cused.' A sight at Wor,h's museum. in sixth
avenue. IS II miniature scene OF industrial AZ
a planning mill. a blacksmith shop. u
railroad train. moving boat. and
osten has on exhibition at Worth scenes OF
hE south snd Sr Wss, in wsn nk% ii ma
stage entertainment j. an Irish sketch by
Clark and AnseiIine. Wor,ls Collection Of in,
Sways on ysW At ii 0H'i"se
street. the eyes Of visitors will stare in won
der at a new freak OF nature in The form OF a
bodies. four arms. and four legs. That IL the
announcement Of the manager. who describes
laloo rs two nlividuals i'll everything except
the mutual head. The curio halls hold many
other mnrveis. and tho stage has two separate
y eae 'neSy ""T he ns hres
museums are open every duy and evening In
tho week and are popular resorts on Sundays.
Eleonora DUsc, q celebrated italian actress.
will tcsin tour of this country next January.
Lillian Russell will reappenr ut the Garden in
December in la CiEalc." with Tho Monte
banks" TO follow. J. Il. Murray is tho Irish
comedian chosen for tho hero Of "Glen-da-
Lourh," new Irish play at proctor's next
month. Fanny Davenport Is using leo
nutrn again this season anu Will he IN tllr-
.y vim G GsS %ne hv w
' Heart az aF a ar a 's s. David b"SeS
Stuart robson is to revive Buckstone's " Mar
as the comranion OF Luke ,Scl.o0craf, in
acute r%sasan'is2. - Minna iiayaes. tie
last leading actress with Edwin Booth; was
ly hU n to %
Hnnch9nck" in her forthcoming season at the
Star EIe I Terry is soon TO appear In that
offence ut the enormous ropu larity Of Lotte
Collins in her Boom decay" nonsense, will
theatres where she has performed in Boston.
Chicago. Philadelphia. and other large cities:
i.oie Fuller has export tod herself and her in
decorous serpentine dance to Paris, wher. her
exploit with her amplitude Of Ingenious skirt.
scribed at great length by the critics. George
Parker. whose backward Kick at the audience
s"S ht%s S''f nfS 42s fire. re
shows Hsv snes Eotte Collins Jill c cam" away 'ei Is
Albert Cheveler. and. like Miss Collins
his achievements are clean aud artistic. H.,
depicts til costermongor. with pathos as we'll
us humor in costumed songs and sketches
Mile. Guillert. with her demurely delivered
improner songs. maintains her supremacy in
the cats concerts o. Paris. aud we are not ke-
Is to get her here soon: as the lowest salary
$1,000 week. Dorothy DenninG. a handsome
young woman who has been giving the scr
s thu r rnss vile Of Buo
and now she has returned to that CITY to eX-
hLt nSrset WS yare thea ,hs h As GeS.of
Harrigan s was S15l week. Tho odd dollar
stands for his insistence on getting more pay.
if only to that extent. than Is given to Annie
leAmans.
OF the two current plays containing ballets.
Candy" will end with the present week. while
THE Black Crook" will 20 on Indefinitely.
The Iiliputans have had good season at the
Union Square. and have deserved it. They
have gained in Adolf link n nj miniature come
dian as clever as the older fnvorite. Franz
score OF li,t@ness. They are we'll equipped
st Sf IN
and are entertained nightly BY the speca!ties
ennS sse at this henrs wh
months.
Some Of the comic plays OF Alexandra Bison
have been highly acceptable in this country.
but always in expurgated versions. Partisan
fun OF the sta sc is almost invariably salacious.
aud Bison has no conscience. New York au-
diences whether Of broadway or tho Eowery.
do not like hlushahc farces. and when. in
mert Of using an unclennsed Bison piece was
made. the result was unsatisfactory to those
who paid to witness II. as well rs to those WHO
expected to make money by it Tho manage
will lie introduced in tom orrow . 'perforn.
apce. along with some changes in the cast 1t
is'to be presumed that the alterations are in
the direction OF mole-ty. and that the CONVEX
sation about the pat ernity OF the o.Tcast ininnt
will De less plain and direct than hitherto
used to be with Richard Mansfield md Clara
i.inmhn. who made F" rrrnputatlon as the laugh;
inproynmcnt in the matter and the manner
OF Little Iippett:
Brooklyn thcatricas this week will possess
popularity. for the four plays to lie considered
IN making choice Of stage amusement a.o
compositions that appeal broadly. The CO.
lumbia has The Old Homestead" with Dem
man Thompson u competent company OF
actors and singers. md all the New lamp
Aunt Erid.et's Eaby." with George Munroe
as the lrresiat IDLY funny Irish woman. and his
singing nnH dancing contentious The Bed
nature in The Power Of Gold" which aston
lentu new Iisl Nsck Will It's aDllnu-
Avenn' is A Railroad Ticket which works
sentiment and humor out Oi tho theme OF rail-
ronding. IN. 80 will have new play on
Dec. II In Her F!do!ity." comedy " !. -
Berger manager OF this theatre. and he aims
TO provide an evening 81 refined entertain
ment by means OF mnglipE IN the play strong
considerable muse. Two acts nre said to
form II quite complete opcretta. Mr.. Eerger
has taken much pains in forming Il company
III rehcarsing II.
There are four plays con;aining very able
character studios now OH our stage. The ind!-
viduu types have bnen chosen from city and
country life. and authors and actors have COM
bined .heir efforts to present these pcrsomages
graphically 10 the puDlic. Tho rural men and
Women arc 70 be found in THE Coun,ry Cir.
Gus" and The County FAN" both written by
Charles Barnard. wb" is exceedingly careful
and correct in his stage illustrations Of Yam
KEGS Neil Burgcsss lmEersonation Oi the
old maiden farmer in g Thr County Fair con-
tlnues to amuSa the thoughtless aud satisfy
the critica! at lro"tor'a. whore the scenes nj
the fair. including the horse race are repee