The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-30
OF it's success agree go well TINT thorn is no

OF It's success agree go well that there Is no
with considerable confdence. that the Casino
WI DC lnIly and prospsrously redeemed from
beverages viii no longer be dealt in at this
y Mi bo :. ih GI, ensuing fnG play at the Eth Mha Avs yi9S
which is said to do SO admirably. Mr.. Goodwiq
ana MS sGmpany IRE IN and the quarrel
tho company doesn't seem TO amount to any.
thinG, Ike u disorganiaation. The. place OF
c aaS Ai%n.'f b;n SH BEEN sn' ili T,iaS ty fissis TIs1 sns
Collier. an excellent actress, favorably known
main. The next thing 1T the broadway will be
The Country Circus" with its mipgling OF
rural life and n complc.s circus. rs once given
with a great crowd Of people in the procession
and tho arena.
Tho players send to TIE Sun q great profu-
sion Of information and highly favorable opin-
ion concerning themselves. 1t Is only once IN
q long whilo that a word OF this matter is
worth printing. But Lillian Lewis absolutely
commands space. styles OF drama move in
n circle" she writes. 1--WE had Shakespeare.
then the emotional. then farce. then the tank
drama. and now the circus drama is on top.
That is why had Lady Lii written. with its
circus. spanglcs. sawdust. and tights, OF which
latter l wear q pair Of green ones. As q
souvenir at a recent performance l gave away
'NNfS ava ~ SN"NS u llySoll Va
tights miniature. OF course. but afrording en-
ccllent opportunity for minute study OF my
anatomy" Miss Lewis further informs THE
Sun that she Is getting ready for tho
next whirl Of fashions wheel by studying
Lady Mdcbetl." and it surely seems as though
she Is CAPABLE of all the self-sacrilce required
dertaking. Mrs. James brown Potter is m.
otheI actress making free concessions OF
exhibit. she has passed 10y Now York in her
route from BDStnN Westward In Iuln's
:",Thcrese Raquin." but some Of our iashiona-
pie folks vent to see her. and an obseryant
funny gentlemen Of the piece come into the
btida! chamber and put handful of net,les in
she nsu an MI'n nea 'nHins i sre laid f Haek 10 T III N the
bride comes on. She looks a dream in n dress
n1i rs,;SroTny and y%|slyety. With 4 dash Of ysl;
role ths Iist!ess Potter: Such : rart that
with. the, wretched littie woman cast
for i. have not, the courage to- give you
c mpsh Of ib an ide =, w snssD shs ,y says y m There her N are
character that. dragged into speech before u
crowd. one laughs to save her bushes. Mrs.
is distinctly Mrs. Potter who is being dis:
the foaiso Is 'i%osenHd and LAID taska display:
ing realistic lining and buttons. Then the
poor little soul rette. chattering, vnlEarities.
seems rs she possibly, can. kneels and begins
to unite the skirt all down tho side. You see 1t
would not he u bit romantic Tor q lady like Mrs.
Potter to step out of her dress like an ordinary
lady. as she does at homo. MOI. would il do to
is all united down the side, the buttons OF the
waist are undone. You gasp! And what do
You suppose happens when he waist is slipped
Otft Mrs Potter is in II high and long-slceved
white armen like nothing at all that any OF
US eyer wore, or knew OF !. woman's wearing.
what tho other end OF the ions-sleeved gar
ment shows? Mrs. Potter is standing in what
Is IKE nothing in the world but q nishsgow1,.
button;in-the-h arli, WRAPPER. Tho .soubrette
goes of and glad she must DO to DO i. too: On
minute. before he says a word; he tears OF his
coat and vest. A roar o, laughter rose at this
como y may go too far, Still. if he carries out
the Potter idea. no will have paJamas on under
his s d5nts sisevei But h he IS s'' Kis st MS MRS. Tes'' ro SHw.
Well. that is all there is to the whole thing"
There is an outbreak Of "Ta-ra-ra-Boom-
decay" in the neighborhood of Union Square.
Lottie Collins has gone away to sing and
dance with Miss Helyett." but she seems to
hive left the contaGion behind her. In The
Black Crook at the Academy. Comedian Col
Inns is out with o particularly Erotesque tray
esty of the Collins periorinance. and it is
numher OF assistants, thus providing ono of
TIE nHmsroas s%fei3ttie e; !hH5 60 :, to make up p
as revivei at this theatre. At tho Union
square. Miss Collins went to see tho imitation
Of sisn nssss act ny l'i u " H42l1 M!HSi w 9ns 1s t She c %I,i
attempt his eXtranenus somersaults remains
t" be seen. Tho Liliputians remain in full
performance Of Candy last evening. '
A polity is outlined at Herrmann's. Prot.
Herrmann's own entertainment in illusion
and sleiGht OF hand will be continued until q
week from Saturday. Next after the retire.
ment Of Hermann. upon Nov. IA. n farce en-
titled The Little Tippct" will lie produced
yided for this stage ~ Sidney liosenfeld. the
first being Imagination already seen in
this city. and then others that have not yet
Teen Performed.
At the theatres where the audiences expect
a change OF bill every week. the offerings for
tomorrow night are we're adversely attractive.
The Harlem Opera House will have an enter
tainmcnt to draw and please polite people.
Jane" will be performed there by tombstone
Bennett. George W. Leslie. Il. +. Cotton.
Joseph Allen. and the rest Of tho cast which
has for weeks realized all the fun Of tho piece
at tho Standard. except that there will be u
recruit in Seymour Hess. q son OF the we'll
known politician. jacob Hess. The one-act
play "Chums" will preceds Jane The
Columbus in Harlem will have Eight Bells"
a brisk and agreeable conglL mcrate OF farce.
pantnmime. and burlesque. interpreted by the
ByrEe brothers and their generally clever
companions. and containing tho ingenious
revolving, shin; 4 moIodrama full q real.
given at JacoGss. with its views OF
places in and ,near New York. and Its
story Of an exemplary young man accused Of
forgery: At the Grand Dpcra House. Dark
Secret" will be- revived. with its mt least hu-
man story, its real water in the Thames scene.
and WaIla g l.r;s. the onrslGan. It" imnorson.
alto the hero in that ht al realism. The Bowery
will be treated totwodrnmas unfamiliar there.
A sensational, pi"cs. Tho Black Deiectiye.''
will lie at the Peoples. and II Ilay Of New York
scene and. character, The Dark Side pf a
Great City," will lie 1T the Windsor. The, dark
outlook at these theatres rs to the titles Of
plays will not DO repeIl.nt. tor the east side
nuilic knows very well that the blacklist
things IN these melodramns are sure to be
orerbal ancod ny plenty Of mirth in the
general mako-up. Washington Z. Melville
aania 1r.nre Of Southern ). Eian's1 d
Detective While u special feature in The
DARK side, q a Great CITY" Is n prize
Tbs latest two acr"ssions to tho ."combina-
tion = houses. r%roctor's and Niblo's. are out
fitted for tho week with stirring dramas OF q
popular sort. "A Fair rebel, the w%eIl.known
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