The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-21
NEWS OF .ar 4nrA1nxa

"a Two OF her bsst roles. and further vlsW Of
the work OF the German actor. Carl Weiser,
ths week ut hand cannot be regarded IS uhin.
citing in It's theatrical entertainments. Mr..
Won.aeld's venture In particular Ia impor.
t.nt. and In twoiold sonse It will be interest
ibg.
Tho wcck opens with holiday. iustifyins
.neeial matnSes: but the only new opening on
Wonday evening must DO looked for at the
n,ou. that house Of comic plays and spriRhtly
n,.rers. It's boards seems dedicated only to
mIrh and none other than fun makers now
,read them. new star there tomorrow will
Ia Charles g. Dickson. a young comedian who
s.s alrendy won recognition as rising and
hrIl,iant actor. He seems justified In his VEN
,nro INTO tho front ranks. The play 10 which
rHctson will como forward Is ON out-and.out
farce. called "IncoG.." and IL IL especially IN
terestingi because It is tho work OF woman.
Mrs. Romualdo Pacheco. wife OF an ex-0ov-
amor OF California. and present Minister to
tslces Mrs. Paehecos efTort win be watsSed
With keen attention on that account. 1t deals
WIZ hs o4dsr e sstss
nc si bis father has ordered him out Of the
io SnSd as a model. and. as tho portrait hap.
pens to lie that Of q pair Of twin brothers: there
sh sS' 81 M n,sss rs thu
% ssgn,s IS oecntussa with that q Dix and
cnoutains Ellen .iurg, we'll remembered as. q
sa ssiGs St I5sy Ssy En-
R p eity casts a The incos ent for
e1 nsn fG s %saas WIN ss VIZ
return with "A Night at the Circus"
Richard Mansheld's addition to the weeks
new plays will be made on Tuesday night. and
4 will engage wide attention. not only because
any novelty by Mansfield possesses interest
and imp ortance. but also because in this In
stance new writer Of dramas will be judg. ed
nv the New York public. Emma Y. Sheridan
isth!s playwright: and her work is based upon
Thousand q Year" Mansfield Will produce It
for the first time appearing in the character
s O. S and to p9ogs seS
able to this bold and Unconventional actor. Miss
sheridan has made tho play in four acts. and.
s sffsi ,Is SSoE; nv pesioS + istS ana VA
H. 1 HarEns as s ss eS.' p'Sss
as IHa,lnorout Cecil Butler. as. Iaaoo.
Henry Gyynnette ~ hrs: Beatrice Cam b.H
Si,noront Annie Alllston as Ladv Io!Jhard, and
nearly ail the others Of the Mansfield support.
MIS- mas Wte tSe aaoss
years. md she has written brightly for tho
public nrints Thus she has gained a constd-
represented at the test OF her first play. To-
morrow afternoon Mansfield will appear as
Beau Br"mn'eu and ct night as Barren Cherrial.
successful thus lar.
A short but interesting production will be
that Of Frederic Lemaitre." the one.act
sA11~
and which failed Of much effect when tried.
because the actor to whom the principal role
With it satisfactorily. AT Herrmsnn's.. on
Tuesday evening; t yin be used used as a preface
prrsonator of Lr"aitre. He will be assisted BY.
that handsome and unctuous actress. Henri
stia Ct and deliEhtfu.l, bit OF enter
John John Ernest Mccann wrote almost simSltane-
W. s ii shs tns% SH R Mr.
sgood opening ior his work; Tho story Of
dian received a visit from dramatic aspirant.
totest whose ability he improvised q scene
into The and his own
Henry Miller has been sreatiy favored b. this
md winsom sncss. and now he viii have the
opportunity to show m achievement in COM;
oineti sEiil and power. Inc experiment VIII
Four o, the Broadway theatres are notably
prosperous with clear clean farce. unmixed
with selections from the variety shows.
and to which Ia impaired strong comedy
flavor by means Of clever acting and reasona-
Ia there any adhesion to probability. and In
each case the action goes into the extreme OF
. Gat The st e Is sa efo e Ss ess
r. o!ssss are are VA Tcys T. Tsnds%; Fer
sources of Augustin DAILY and his company, are
4rawn upon for the success Of :. Love In Tan
s c. MI, ana that preposterous whinsiealtyis
ausSrSie tsH William T sf Il. Srsn eAe eSpi es
y in ' the fa %ohpsy
htthe star The views Of New York life given
IN ne this play were drawn by Greene and THOMAS
seem 70 have been intent upon no higher pur;
ri" i, than 1 mere fun. and there is great deal
svsriousiy a%as a The Other f two farces
,S 5SSne e,n, given With exceeding SlsveEnsss
mans numerous companies. Tho newer piece.
has 80 dscsiyeSg at
until samme Il is Is m t oxy 10 oi The HerS
best type OF what London calls comedy and It
81 Is ,altosethef free from any heaviness Of Brit
G GrigInal has not been lost in the process OF
English adaptation. The cast is ono Of tho
MANIFEST recently effected by Manager FrOh-
man. even with his army OF two hundred play
III 70 draw from. Henley's jealous Russian.
Hiss Cheeseman's Gi0riana. Miss Eobson's
serving maid. and Mr. HUM hrey's valet are q
quartet OF uncomInonly cOmic indiy!duais. OF
almost nrerisciy similar texture although en-
ufe~ffIcrept in story and characters. ts the
INC ami liar Jane" ut the standard. The
SAM spirit OF infectious iollity permeates this
admirable farce that made it 80 popular dur
ing ITS season at the Madison Square. Tho
curtain raiser. The Better Part" Is well in
.srpreted. and Ia received with pronounced
mvor. Johnstono Bennett. Paul Arthur. i. i.
lotion. y. C. DAILY. Katherine Grey. md Mag
sls Holloway continue in prominence In
James east.
The German theatres keep up their remark
able series OF novelties. in which notable play
ers and important plays are varying features.
AZ tie ITALIA, the Berlin newcomer. Carl
Weser. who made a successful debut on Fri
IVY plight Us N0D0leOR. in Voss's tragic story
ue Consnl j. will roappear In that role on
tuesday 5iGht. Tomorrow there will be
comedy bill: Elmer von Unsere Lent" At the
nI a,r FStinitza"' will be revived to.lnor;
.gw nlght. During the week Anna Haverland
vi" appear IN several new pieces
Edward Harrigan is getting ready thus early
,or 1923 Dan Collyer. who is with the No.
Jane troupe, will rejon Harrigan next fall.