The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-21

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the Theatre Rsaiiste, who ' was CO eohdemned to
u Rg payp hSs
He was to have entered the prison OF Saint
Pelagie, but he failed to appear.
, In this weeks fresh program, es at the com;
eae nay sssn ss 9r OF
TTinns F,sr I Match, and "Mff i,
parenty. welcome by their s1 audiences b:
is at tho wSst.side. Grant. Where it
ani is SIN i strong saOush NIT IN Il fun e
5n,iys The l,mbernGss and H@a|intpSesGs Of Of
has the dr9iiery Of pet@ + pa Icy lost its .f;
is unchanged. Emma an Harley. Jonai. satteree.
| Della Stacey. Richard German, John sparks.
n1a tn ss snow S'fT HRITSf Evan
Hoey continue to make folks laugh. AZ the
6ava Msa % Sa trends
who have greeted them WITH ELUSIVE cordial li,
Sisters. are excellent contributors to the
sn WEEK. M&syE w Sill Msha ,ps sfm acd asSs
Grd AYsns Il n n0t Syt @ nSt
none the less an acceptable variety play. Tho
east side audiences have taken IT emphatically
any originality it may exhibit. hut rather be-
cause Its chief comedian. Barney Ferguson. is
OF the farce comedy stars q this era. no, too.
wss "pse IN h s, y9 H tmsqtrS dSsnG
play. his ndmircrs Ike. him butter than
sSv.r, His principal assistant IL H., Me,
sse dsnsar and sprs iy' @sress o n
aSi; out variety, s'iii has q rnse on
SSo stag. ha, len en-
the aid Of boxing and wrestling the Henry
Eurlesuuc troupe have been enani ed to remain
monplnce and unreiincd. and the spectators
are ar, exclusively men and boys, OF course; tho
but altogether transient. Gllmorcs Lease.
h9wevcr, Will expire in fortnight:
changes Of lin ad at a th wif S
lem Columbus and The Struggle of Life" at
ss SHsF SHES S Sss his
said. but not IL bad one by any means. It's
sna is are Gs wd eo truly
ssrsis ant not enough ra~sety st s
graphic and effective Dignity is impaired to
the acting by the wor'; in the nrincirai rSl, Of
The Struggle OF Life" al THO fault, and not
observed. The construction, Of tho Paul;
ding play. is awkwsrd. aud it's t nrtiaeial
the most Cullible special or. But, here.
too. the importanee of hondsome ami ; ascu,
this feature The struggle Of Life" would
struggle no longer Frederick pauldinf con-
t ti lover , in ia" play, lis B"wcry audi
tors haye mLlimented him with nightly cur
the veteran Edwin yarrey is IN the cast as .
reminder of the old day.. and there are several
other good actors with him.
Sadie Martinot's venture in 'Pompadour"
has, ended abruptly and not eheeriuly. Most
to the city AS usual. there are counter charges
between, the actor, and the managers The
players were indebted to them for costumes.
which had not %eGn raid FIJI f;Ti, as HE,Ssf;d ned.
a asps5 each th d M an% :s
But Mss Martinez claims that under her con-
trnit SHE t? sss1ve wdsk rT IT 'hs
expenses. She was TO bear none OF the losses.
The failure is regrettabie. tut 1t was not I'M
foreseen.
Farewell performanTcss Of half dozen me5i
will be acted for the last time at the Lyceum
ba ,HsaaIs n w s Gsn ns %
season. will start at once. and with no change
in hr roster Of the 10 that one o nat,
uraiiy wonders why it should 10 called surGle,
s@,y v? Ef 9H aioth.
class cast. 1t has had tolernbly successful |
r W al h baf % ca Ihe az record
VILE which will next week end its career |
nt ralmers. This dr. dramafic study Of southern
failed to excite that large section OF the play;
going community which prefers action and
monto S sn"oSs . at the Inion square must
end soon. Here. too. is an instance of accu-
Charles Barnard has made "a brave effort to |
put rs Play lit? shane for the approval Of the
liked it, apparently: but it is yet, far from |
trimphant, and cannot b" Chased =. am%pn 1,g
ns Se viii ontast It the w4sE
ana the theatre will ho occupied NEXT
farewell fay VIII be mn in tor
night at the Metropolitan Opera House. Her
Of ky thiS is for the
erpus action 1t is not bernhGrdts first H ,r
final days and nights of the Barnum- Bailey
y to be noslected: New features have
OF the bewilderns entertainment stands for
ward as ne best Of al the numor9 Us diver
the comedian: enjoyed a benefit. He appeared
in "Eosenmnlier, and FynSc" and was y2cit-
Thomas,s engagement at the Amberg has
been pleasant episode IN rather brilliant
:" f ch"raater is exeeI!ent and his technical
command OF the art OF acting is not often sur
y nGS hG A%1sfF viii hnyG
and tomorrow Iugcnie Schm!tZ Will benefit
in "Stoerenfred.'
Francis Wilson's engagement in THE Lion
ne n,ondw"y m tSt eST ara !9
will retire from wilson's support Mt the close
o. his city season WAS not entirely unexpected.
The nominal reason assigned for Miss Jan
sens action is that she Is ,a-weary II travel
ling: but she has been travelling about twelve
years and she has grown fat ON il. as well as
rich: for in Wilson'S troupe she has
as wages Obviously. she has IL more
excuse for her retirement.
Probably it is because fhc intends to
star by and by. Miss Jansen is from boston.
and her right name. Hattie johnson, was
given to her by those who adopted hcr in her
childhood. She went on the stage IN her
native city In a light comedy called Lawn
Tennis" In twelve years she has risen to the
top place anon. comic opera sonbretteS |
There Is no reason why she shouldn't
star u she wants TO- Eanny, Mce
With no more excuse A. II. Canty
manager of Wilson's company says that Miss
Jansen does not hold dMartSr interest iS,d as
este,d in tho profits" he se,Yplains' and they