The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06

ablc story. 1t would he Unfair to give
tnnment, al these halls, or any con siderable
parts OF them. nre r"prchensihle. Each place
at,isti5, ciFott in the way Of r"Ttrai,urc. 81
wH!rh thnrc Is revival In the cas- gardens of
Paris. Three OF these artists in iaolaI EXPIRES.
ircw"y a. rroctur's but his likenesses
GG"nsIiiaie nnly onev Iart 81 his monGi,
simply the flexible brn OF II black let nat
ant this y" clrug'S into variou! hats. caps
on the som dances II real aud ideal person.
An mn. VIII cones ont ut ar-t an cyesIassed.
sedate nitNiduuL looking like a college rro-
fessor IL" has u ir"mn"nt nose while h,s
oder features gee lean an negative when in
rauusc; bur They are wonderfully, mobile
PIE. He .r4t. on wigs aud WHISPERS TO
neln hin in hts itS@gGT,s Of score 81 rm.9,
of til" .cIlulauccs are caused Ivy d istortlons
of he own features. Among his American
Abraham Lincoln, BENJAMIN, Harrison, and
Gr%y"r levelHnd; and ESPECIALLY IN "a" ca.es
Of l;inSoin and gleye.and /, his tmHSr iase
Of .rliSanthropy, Delight. and idtocy, are rs
sttikins,as 'r4ikShank's pictures. and are g.,
actor IN this same line at tho Imperial Is i'it.
rot. and he is llunG. Jolly man. with a soft
share. at viii. TINS roIndness Of y!sage IS
detrimental to some Of his, portraits II which
the faces n%ci to be thin; hat when the e,s sub,
Ward Eeechcr, the lis"ness is startngly cor
rect. ritr9t uses false foreheadS often. MS
nance. even when wholly, hare. is Won
aropsiy m9ht!r and rontr'I!aeis, ne 49,, Htts
Pa ni p %f roIat TaS sSFG Eoser
Balls tho cond nnsntion Of pfenbach's =" B!uo-
beard at ,his hal IS nTat.eWy Wort, Tor tT Lex,
fooncrv, and thu ii .cipn" t. which IRE !ericS
S92n@n has s@teeGl TIE l9rne,I toe e., essen I'm
p"s ;Nrm to |1n!lns th,tr ,ritorts to acting
most 81 the 'm" and there i MT much l"it;
a s s S agrGf tG ns H MSish Ml
& Keep the rest " the auAienr" constantly IL:
minded Of the fact that these actresses ,nyit't
acquaintance in the noted cork room A
promise If I'm prNvcrcnt In the "ntcrtaiumcnt
WAS made at RR3.,Sr& Ei;t"s Al III" 1r.pns d
rent show is the test over given there. sc,-
@n Ia TIE -er!ns OF opsretths Is ,ilHiin.2tns
tatn"l aye VanSni' the iiera,s. Anann. Dorothy
Dennns. and kathartr" Il. Howe.
Mt all the devices OF actors to get their ven
tu"es into print before the time comes to
critieise them is as sh-cwl as Chancey Oh
COTS. lie is to take he place OF William J.
scanon III Mayourncen.' but the tour will
not byius him into New York for months. 50
he invited tho cXocrts. on Thursday after
noon. tn hear him sing the Seanlon songs. Mr.
Clcott outsans Mr.. Scan,on. for ho has
sweet toned tenor voice OF wide range and
thorough cultivation. he makes every word
and note in tho sentimental dttties clear and
distinct. and accomIlishes fully. as vocalist,
what the orr ginttor of these songs could llly
do with measurable success. But whether he
he comes ONES to act the iri,h hero q Mavour-
neen, vii! not he detcrmine! Tntii he na ,I:t:s
his DEBUT in the role; irof. Hermann VII
New York T. New Orleans by making it on q
ssI,ecia train ns;ween the first per!ormanee
"1ittlo Tipp"tt" at his theatre on Saturday
mig ht,ann his entertainment IN the Crescent
lily On sunday nj .h,. Ida Henley vii! introduce
h HasS s next rday at the
Berkeley lyceum. An entertainment for the
benefit O, Billy hilch. tho Impoverished min
to night. The Theatrical Advertising Agents
As.0r'a'inn is pTerarn fHr Hg "a 1n nSss
to retain Il rcrnauent negro minstrel COM
pany. and n scri-centennial celebration Of
next February. one Of the NUMEROUS dramatic
projects for Chicago during the Fair time Is a
Chinese theatre: with nlzaar and restaurant
attached. and 200 Chinaarn all told. The
theatrical business in London is generally
dan at the legitimate. hou.e-. and the Clio. es
TomasSo Salvinl will soon publish book OF
It was 9rous s put W n 'riaI n
to the Ionton Lyceu.u for box tickets 10 the
amount of SI.3i5.
Brooklyn will have for tho week two Of New
York city's dramatic Institutions. the stock
companies nj the two GrGhmaDs. !: the Co.
lumbia. Daniel Frohman'- players from the
Lycel.m will hold over and no less than FIVE
plays famous IN tho Iyceum rcpertnry will be
acted within the W rex. This is the last engage
mcnt o. the tour prior to commencing tho
Season nj home. Vt III AmphiOn. the Charles
Frohman company. belonging to the Emrire.
will play The Lost Paradl Sc" tn, cast being
the same as it WAS during the last winters
Ion. run OF that powerful play in this
oil. Tha nSlish ,pDrln n Rrcnll V,
rs well as the st.u more discriminate
kind OF cTactInG tn. atreg pcrs. vii! thus
get thu very test ., New iotN stock company
performances in their own city. VIII. every
Thing done rs carefully As ever. NJ all the
Brooklyn theatres extra ma'in''"s Will h" given
ed is wide. " .ht Bells wei. known for its
tlrndnE Of farce. l"ni nmtne. variety. and
the Byrnc brothers as us principals. \ .ecou!
Fay Of fun aud yarIet; is Aunt EriiGpts
BABY q the Lee Ay"nIe, viii! 'rrorse, Nun-
roe and his co1ip1ni ions IN mc-r!fn"Gt. VEr4e
are two examples Of en'ire,y J"viGi and Iopu-
lar embellishments For. a snowy melodrara.
BROOKLYN uiard Opera House wh1re The
Soudnn will display It's stirring latte scenes.
and Illustrate It's pathetic story OF u HGriinr ,!r-
f,nding her chiii. besides aflJFi!ng r.en.y
OF Incidental coM.cai!ty.
Mrs. Bernard Beere gives tho tie Of LENA
Despard" to the draCatizatlon Il As in Il
Looking Glass Win Which sh" is to make her
American debut at the orcnirg OF the new
Manhattan Opera House "a week from ;0-nor-
row night. This stage version OF philli;s's
novel is not the one used iicre by Mrs. Lang
try. a!th Jugh il departs no further from the
original work. Mrs Lar.try negotiate! FOR
the play which Mrs. Bernard Eecre had con.
structed, but concluded that I. WAS as easy
and cheaper to take tho matter directly from
tho 10 *. which was not protected against
piracy in this country. The dramatizatior to
DO used at the Manhattan is the one which.
translated into french. had Sarah Darnha ii
for its heroine The second play which wr are
t. cat IN Mrs. Bernard-B..cre's repartory is
TIE Firing" Of g society," AN adartatiGn Of
Duma-.s Tho Demi-monde." and. as The
original French work is pu'lisLra. Tho vogue
for he Eng!s I'll actress in this country Wi! I'D
to other forms otthe piece. There Is the disad-
vantage OF suTe dut.iration ant possible ri.
ya!ry wncn. we're success l. made with = ulay
derived from an unHtotectci foreign work.
Thus, If Mrs. Brown Potter finds Il prOtir IN
"lheress '.aluin.' there will be plenty OF !mi.
tators, a. body can l'e prevented from maxi
In. and u ing in the uied States "A play from
IoIa's uook. There seams t. DO d boom Df AL