The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-24

lector William A. mmons Of The Port Of Bos
ssssa Day Ps s%%Yn pSSSs
minstiei pei, o c Rs has Written a m any
credit Barnard recently came mr." from i boston
and has formed play-writlng partnership
s fh sv pair have f0nt5aetsd
who vii. star in Il as the briefly wodded vile
Te. IN WHICH I Bayant Win nss'
season.
Harlem has tho Kendals and Lewis Morrison
this week. and that Is pretty good assurance
Of excellent theatricals for the uptown dis
trict. The Kendals will be at the Opera House.
bringing back Dodson and the others OF their
company. and with this engagement complet-
ing the leave-taking which they started at
Palmer's month ago. No doubt many play
Goers from down town will mako their first
visit to Harlem theatre during the Kendal's
farewell. They will probably be agreeably sur;
Fl ho psSs T o Week
s r Mndfy sss HnR stStqSsy Knvn
Snd sn%rdsy n fra" sSrag q
Shilling" Lewis Morrisen's Faust" is a
vivid spectacular use Of tho, Goethe drama.
sonation and by tho careful work Of q gener.
ally competent cast.
Charles Coghlan's now comedy. Tho
Cheque Book" was acted in Washington last
Wednesday night, with tho author and his
sister Rose In it. There has as yet boon no
denial OF THE Suns conjecture that this play
Is from French source. Coghlan is a brilliant
but not always original writer. Paul Hester.
tho young Southerner who. with Minnie Mad
dern Fiske. wrote Countess Roudine" for
Modjeska. and has elaborated with young
salyLni' viii produce their new piece early
speculator. has purchased the American rights
~ J; NJ. Darrie's English farce, "Walker.
noT r sInpnfn at Teas Tns9 h5s
make SopD Eays has ss% ., ted; E s ss Y
morrow night in Detroit. 1t is probably from
A sna ASHr .tor H na an admSs
farce; in which, John Dewey. singing come
travel next season. ,HonIy Guy Carleton has
sSS.y for Na dd Sc ae sn 0 of n
Goodwin viii he cal Upon for serious acting.
eofss % sss Ss
have he three I%TorS brGters for
boys own PSte1at enabling them t} race RI
manner q the Ell, horse p raee in The County
real father Of s Boo%.d w
ThatSher is the NeT
Pro1y," viii be tested. Irish inspiration. a
dialect play. has been purchased as n likely
and he will draw line on its worth by pro
ducng 1t In the Bowery late next month:
@ sr ay S By " RoSdr t fS
"A Woman 5 Power" She acted it for the first
time IN Denver last week; Drou!et is in Miss Miss
worth. sydney Rosentcid's, ,.Imaeinati9n.',,
F Flay nss acted ssfs s il om Rs Tcss t
tudes Of an old scapegoat who wants to bea
iull; hedeed bohemian. md imaeEpnes. he is
him in tow have INTRODUCED him into q society
eSs ana arise Ss
acts. with ali the scenes laid in New York. rs
tomorrow. night. Mrs. Pacheco. author Of
"Ipcog," has come to town from Frisco; and
VII gEss Sf FL
Ss:sE xs5 fsSE saSsss sSs i az
hshR'F aSss s AND
With
efforts OF superstitious woman to pluck
seven hairs irem the whisksrs Of an irish
jealousy. intrigue. and song and dance are
much mixed in the piece.
The Academy OF Music is still closed. but it
will be opened week from tomorrow night
for the production OF "Blue-eyed Susan" u
burlosque now current in London. George
Edwardes sends tho pieco to New York. with
Richard Barker as Superintendent. and the
a duplication Of the original entertainment.
It is announced. also. that the single week OF
BlueSyed snsan" will c1 hst OF series
erSed ta the
Of selling tickets in quantities at reduced
By thus going to the theatre in company. get
amusement at cheapened rates The system
sned S On he Fl ana
shows dislike, II. The, experiment. ut tile
Academy will be watched with interest
Four melodramas are on view this week.
though only one OF Thorn. Across the Po-
tomac." is a continued bill. The new war
plays first week at Proctors passed Off with
plenty Of signs that the piece is safely adjust
ed to the tastes OF tho multltudes 1t is not
an admirable essay in its literary quality. and
It Is not novel in it's stagecrnft, but the fervor
OF its sentiment and tho turbulence OF its emo
tional scenes will 60 long way with the au-
diences which will BIO attracted by Pitou and
Alfriend'5 work. Since the opening night the
piece has been much condensed. and the spec
tators are now released from their seats before
II o'clock. The east side has three OF the t four
mapped. and +" The Golden Ladder" In Kid
nnpped'.. the Peoples has rather prais;eworthy
appears IN the east: hs is TIE author q Burr
Is not yet 80; POLICE patrol wager, is the
was seen at the Peoples last season. :" Hands
Across tho Sea will be welcome at JacoIss:
no doubt. It Is not unfamiliar in any part Of
the city. but 1t Is somehow warmly received
whenever 1t comes to town. Tho cast is prac-
iicalIy undisturbcd. Tho Golden Ladder"
IS rather Gloomily recalled for It's hasco at the
he Windsor; The statement is vonchsafod
and that he has reorganized his company.
Let US hope that the play has ulso boon reor-
yaniZed.
Brooklyn will havo two dramatic successes
II widely different kinds this week. Tho
Charity Ball" which held tho Lyceum stage