The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-17

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Some Of the theatricsl litigation 10 not for
advertising purposes. but is quite genuine.
Two lawsuits ore pending as to The Country
Circus" and both relate to . charge Of piracy
in the composition OF the play. There seems
to be plenty Of evidence that the combination
OF circus and drama is no new thing. but was
practised many and many year ago in various
forms. Therefore. the attempt to enioln the
play at the Academy is not likely to succeed.
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defending a lawsuit geographically because she
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torrance.
Opera and variety farce are offered to Har-
lem's playgoers this week. Evans and Hoey
will transfer the enjoyable foolery Of "A Par
lor Match " to the Columbus. where the captt-
waiting music. the airy Jest, and the nimble ac-
tons OF the comedians and their excellent
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East side changes of bill this week bring
no actual novelty. though tho outlook Is for a
series OF we'll approved revivals. At the Peo-
PIES Robert b. Mantell will appear tomorrow
night in Aliriend's THE Louisianian and
McCann's "A Lesson in Acting" Later in tho
week he will revive Monbars' and Tho
Corsisan Brothers" These hes, four pieces are are
change is to The Ivy Leaf" and Irish roman:
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saers The windsors aadensesr this week
ena Vim H.
by y. a Gnore the PSiiadsiDhis manager
who now tours 1t.
Natural Cas-" variety farce hrst seen in
town on a Broadway stage. and since then
staple thing in fun for rural audiences. re-
turns to the city tomorrow night. to spend a
week at the, west side Grand, Its chief fun
and original performers. each in his way:
They have long been favorites in town. and
they are sure to be warmly welcomed at the
Grand.
Sara Jewett, once the leading actress in
Shook & Falmers stock company at the Union
Square. and famous as the heroine in :" The
Bankers Daughter" is now in Cambridge.
Mass. an invalid. but no longer hopeless one.
For five or six years she was deemed incura-
bly, ill A long rest, congenial associations.
and complete quietude have benefited her
greatly. Still the closest Of her friends do not
hint that she will return to the stage. Madge
Kendars sister. Maud Robertson. who has
played some OF the heroines in her brothers
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brother Of T. W: Robertson is in this coun-
try and he is not very prosperous.
ing to his friends. It seems that dramatic
critics, may. go to the playhouse and still
Church. The critic OF the, London 7sey,,aph.
Clement Scott: has been selected 6y the Pope
signed e dU and sealed at tie Vatican and enclosed
in magnificent casket of lacaner and Damas-
Gene steel The Pope ID suS; by the
TIE athsisticni tendencies q TIE latest school
ta ai 1ss to
Stage: It's Mission and Its Influence. He Is
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terestingly this veteran. Lolita. who is so
rich that she need never act again. is passing
Crabtree. who is in delicate health. Lolita has
enjoyed a long rest. and there is no sign that
she is impatient to end it
Monoogue entertainments are still with US.
Cromwels lecture at the Grand Opera House
tonight will deal with London. It's Highways
and Byways." A series OF new views Is prom
ised and Cromwell always keeps his word.
Sarah coEsl L. M9yne wife q the
give the first in series OF readings at the
the 9s ons
at q villa-bown in the City" to finish the
bears s MGyns sS a Is TO it
warmly welcomed
Each OF the German theatres has an attrsc-
tive star. Marie Barkany. the newcomer at
the Amberg. will appear on Tuesday night in
| die Schulreiterin" and "Bezahmte Wider
| spenstige." Wednesday evening in die
Jungfrau Won Orleans" Friday. "Francillon."
| and Saturday die Fremie." The other nights
Of the week and the Saturday matinee will see
! repcttions Of Frickes clever local travesty.
| 1.-The Club President" which seems to have
| made a genuine hit Joseph kaintz hos been
| huiled by the Thalia's Bowsry audiences quite
| as onthi,sia stically as he was cheered at the
| Amberg, and. now that the courts have freed
him. he is likely to rsmain at the Thalia seY;
| appear for the first time here in Maria Stu
| art" Tonight the droll Liiputians will give
| q concert at the ITALIA. ...
Four weeks. OF the Swedish dialect play.
lyon Yonson." will end at the New Park next
Saturday night, when Gus Heege. the young
| comedian. may 60 away feeling that he has
made 9 favorable impression upon New York
ers. He 10 a safe actor to encourage, because
| We are likely to hear much good OF him in sea-
| sons to come. week from Tomorrow night
| James r. Powers and McNalys folly farce, A
Straight TIP" will come back to the Park to