The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-28
Snsin"'. assam binges. "CncIe Celestin' prob
ably Will not require a successor until long
nftc. tho spring thaw.

Casinos essen blRges. Uncle Celestin PROD
| nftc- the spring thaw.
| Sunday night entertainments In city theatres
show Nh almost Uniform support. ana 'hat
mikes IL n wonder that they are not moro nu-
nerous. To-aights Cromwell lecture Mt tho
Grand Opera House will illustrate Paris ana
the Louvre Cromwell has no better subject
In his repertory. At the Lenox 1yccum popu-
lar toncer,-the. last in the series. TOO
G"s T $C Nina rHa Ssr ar a@S
AssSn S music o ss % yssr
& the 5s ss eS Of %
ySama;is. JiennSoo&Siii Fsttor. Sa$nn Franko.
n SsH: sssn"ins dfiase sr1y "G!!s Hanes
mud yidoca. DAILY, and pcverG. Tom Case.
sn At ~ Eo marE Arphp ami Most Tie
ESe III s at H sannIa X
is the fourth.
Jay Gould. Charles u. Peet Sebrccht Wad-
lay. and other growers OF rare orchids are to
have some beautiful exhibits at the annual
flower show at the Ehsp, Music; commencing .,
ths SOFT st Tie "ss Do Eota lis
EVEN dnS fHf ans and Band S"e'F's arc
pair Of comedians in vogue comprises
William II. Crane and Charles $. Dickson.
While Crane holds the Stars stage. there is no
cnd to the reign OF merriment there. For
Money" will have its iitticth performance to-
morrow night. and II will add many moro
weeks to It's stay. For Money" bubbles over
with iarcicality. and is hrimfnl Of ludierous
.s csrs b Of e W Fl S m
Hssts!ioa in SIrs. F f farae i""sr:" at
star, ana SO DicksSn.s r6lc coulI only stand
forth consri;;non4ly ly reason OF great flush
ability. Harry ,Dayonport who, admirably r!nys
the irAscihe old Ge.rfN, ;>t.k'i,pr. is brother
!irrnan soutre.te. now loading actress with
I. Srl; her a5ility hMt she Is atcrsstiHs as
view three weeks longer.
The shifting OF players and managers is
constant. and in many cases important enough
to warrant newspaper notice. robert Edesou.
pow in "IncoG.." has been engaged for the
Boston Museum for 1904. In that conscrva
tive and undergrad troupe hN will succeed Ed
snr L. Davnnlort; who hns ncen 2 ret OF the
metric" srs sons otn Gr nn ahnis
nl G""9T St Miss W re sSRn
stage. Ben Hendricks OF "Oie Olson and
Is"l GnTay doMG sr OF the IN "' ae,a y
I..ent!y.. George scott. who appeared here in
"Th. Fire Patrol" and LEM, River Of the
n"thrr theatricai marriags was that Of Henry
G. Dietz and luG Don IN indianapolis. Miss
il tn ws EdpEh ssr w VIII" %fFs
,ianccr. and n ;air singer Diet IS Il romantic
Void 1t SURPRISES Tor tho, brides sisters: hut
they wi make the host OF IL. they, say. Clay
.ts s@nn: ton" i" u f"rt" III, he ss lie Nil mako
The Bells" his nrincip pal play. and his an.
tasioIs manager will advertise g. hip, as second
%Thomass < Midnight Bell company cam,
ins into iiovt's new farce. "a. Temreranc,
T"w wAiSh vii; hs ,stteH II Bnin!" on on
Baltimore after wiirh II vii! ,Ee laid aside. to
serve at tie opening OF tho Ma,lison; SlIare
wssk Gra n " NH s, Inr w n end IN
to appear IN Illus hands and Wives a, the
Garden. 1ulia Marows has, lreSnsnged her
IA Birsst$rS "1 Ias |es' one Z 3 ivsifss
Croft. the G.rmnn dialect poet an! come
dian; Gus Phillips in private life. has re-
stage, stage ' Hope Booth. who Ind arranged
nross fsFFV Mn %u isn has tie ns"ns""Ts the
sht opera n cnsnnns n s"S"n
ne eEHo has asey MsdSed Sr shs % t%s
Washington orchestra leader. Among the
more important engagements for Charles
E5 Mn stsvs sS snS Mar lr rs H. s sH
sons lending actress: she viii nrpcsr in
written to the order Of FrohmaE 4 Haymnn
MI i f nsT nor S,.3S%t T f. MI r GS
first acted here by H,nri.tta Crosman
steysns is ths Gasin" eE ms 4" W
Spper artss Tie one 1G now W with H. rr%E
Daniels; IS getting ready TO star in l%cs.4 in
ro G'n i Irphy @ w as
week. Amy BMsby. the pretty: girl who married.
young Aubrey Boucicault will. both We're with
a s The ' Enss EsSSs a 9p Ms" G Gs
ssr IT, r*Tf t H on
Iach opera. WHICH is to be SUM ut the new
sn %e M sms n ts sos "pSla
George W. i.ederer is fill of business. hi. on
tsresss sswS and rs ss 81 chnm
:h tie other managers By the magnitude q
which he will be in possession 81 four Broad
way theatres These will hn Hoyt'S: Madison
inc nHw h Of hi
Widows. the STANDARD, Which ,e will devote
to u revival Of Jane" now current there;
pamer's. in which he will introduce John
Drew as stnr. ard follow that with the pro-
duction of bronson Towards new play. in
which Palmer, ans. Al IInyman are Jointly IN
t"res'e'l: and. last and greatest. the. now
Emrirc at Broadway and F"'tieth street.
where he vii! uiace his stock comrany for the
senSon
The FIRST week in the new n onth Is likely to
lie uncvcntlu! at the city theatres. There are
the usual changes ut the continuation houses.
but in Hll save two IT the shifts and transfers
20 novelty is offered. Yet the season Is not
-pen; Nv any means. Next week will bring
Important ventures, and between now aud
May tneie vii bo Il plenty OF fresh material.
Musical and dramatic.
Current farceS that abound In vaudeville
elements remain important at our theatres.
Novelty is not needed to insure the continued
acceptance OF "A Trip 10 Chinatown" mt Hogts
Madison Square, but there will be n new thing
in tomorrow nights performance OF hoyts
farce. Loie Fuller. the lively Girl who left the
Casino Il 8 soon aS Sha Ind made IL hit with her