The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-16
PLAYS NOW ON OUR STAGE.
,ur ,yfcuM STOCK CONFERENCE.-The
i"' A., UTNTET SEASON


ms WINTER SEASON.
- o.,v 10 Make ~ Radical Change
r,ucy at His TheNtre-" Fun IN tho
,r,.to," At tho h3ou-1ho Weeks
,,.nr,. OF B,,is md shirts or Pieces.
spontaneously WITH Monday nights plenty
=, ir,ortant now matter ut the broadway
,nc,,res. tho Lyceum company began its win
,,, s.aaou Mt homo with q revival OF Tho
,rcy MARI" The nttractivenoss OF the fresh
n,,rri., olsswnero and the great assemblage
- mgllsh reopie Mt the horse show did not
,,o,.r,. typical gathering OF flne folks at the
i,cnpm The favoritss OF this stage wcre
,,alrn,,nA with tho Eeartiest sort OF greet
in... IL was n genial evening on the stage
All IN :Ge auditorium. The Grey Mare"
may not lie worthy OF the fno treatment
Which it receives from this excellent
ct,rany. which has dealt successfully
v TIA works OF great dramatic scope. but the
MN oL tho present pieco Is ciean. witty. and
,s.c,t,ngly divorting. Herbert Kelley ia par
,,vIarly hnpov as Tho involved and pcrpia1ed
,nl,": II n single lie. the consequences OF whi"h
become quito APPALLING. Miss Cay'an. MISS
Sharacn. Augustus Cook. +. j. RatcliHe. ana
Fritz william, arc we'll placed for merr'neht
aiso and W. ]. LeMoyne Charles Walcost. and
Eugene Orinondo are In tho cas-. That PROXY
cp!ss Tho Grey Mare" and ia acted WIN
,eftness ard grace by Miss Cayvan. MISS Shnh,
non. and Mra WhiTcn. Tho Iyccams phhu
n. ulnysrs Is t!us em ployed In two contras.eu
,icces ono 90. tears ard tho othar lor ia"H 'o, ,
'rhi4 hin will not last many weeks. ana IL WI,
be followed ny Sardous Americans Aoro"u'
q now comedy
A chang, o, policy has been expected At
,ply'.. ANA now rs nature is disclosed. This
season Gns been mark cd at this theatre BY a
f. my eli in tho size OF the audiences. Even
on lie nrst nights OF now plays The old-time
cr ,ytinc and brillance have been missed.
TIL. .:susn showed row after row of empty
..a,. Il. tl,e first performance OF "A Tcst
ia>,." the current play. Some OF this drop In
rrosf..isy mar have arisen from the deteriora-
nor of tho company. the masculine portion OF
wlira Is not nearly so able as IN past seasons.
Til, loss Of such actors as Drew. Holland. and
bond has not been made good by recruits.
Again. whore Mr. DAILY was once the only New
YorN manager whose nicely OF taste and Judi
cjous expenditure Of money produced trivial
riny. - politely. smoothly. and completely
that they charmed fashionable people particu-
larly. row it is no longer unusual to 500 tho
same kind OF matter similarly well treated
elsewhere. The present week's comedies Mt
nmecs :. tho Fifth Avenue. the Standard. and
llIt IyHtuU AT . uil GlNcu WIN SooAos oSohoAy'
costumes. aud all the perfection OF detail fully
a, artistic ne any OF Mr.. Days achievements.
while tho plays are also excellent intrinsically.
The ultra fashionable public seems to have
become disabused of the idea that Days Is
the only stage managed in the best manner
known to modern thentricals. Nobody who
knew the aggressive. enterprising disposition
Of Mr.. DAILY believed that he would submit to
waning fortune without a manful struggle.
He has made ready for 1ght to regain lot 4,
from next Saturday night. and tho new Amer
lean comedy. announced at one time as it,
and w rG be h such d
many prosperous seasons at this house. will
II dS Of Sns s.
lFso e.r viii viii be BE-" Ths Hunehbaek Alter
hat will come; in the order Of mention;" AS you
HIM Te shr Ssss sssseo for scan
Th sSSt T ssYs5 9, and
roles Commemorate with her brilliant tai
in farces without recalling such ADMIRABLE
Every ahmirer Of this gifted actrsss will be
glad nther emaneipation from piitilaI iot1hIsr5;
been announced. that Of Creston Clark. q
rsphew Of Edwin Booth and son S, q John s
t6Ht NE Sst & 81, TSs has m
At the Bijou the production OF Fun on tn
rsTsy RmoSs sra%
man is distinctly skiful and amusing. He I
.r, that road % sasy ' h n
ea lin an e ,; r dancer ! and i. T: Dc
movement Of his toes carries him three fec
into The uiT and his nervous legs comman'
TSfts % fef I'M
re.sonator as, as well rs dancer He has ;,
succession int? an Enslishman. q spaniard. =
Anntion to heighten tho effect. He is capable
arsy nc accsptable to his auiienee Il he woSlt
they son! undersigned L; better than they nov
French singer and dancer. Il moro successful
lecapsH she can sing as well in English e SIS, sh,
Trench song she comes out with he; yer!
eg in nv vhicH the man at tho bass dls Is al
dressed ~ "Georeie." on Monday night tn
@ ~ st st rh o. BY. sr9fsI up
.oncsrnci. Mile Siecri.t has arts Of pose MT
mov-manlt. Of vocal and facial exErcssion. mn
Mrad her. {. y. Ward. n tenor singer. 1
Young. shapeiy. and handsome. and mas suc
eNoicn az peoi:le arc delighted to hear. IL
,@.i:~ yesy me in . white suit. ,"ontrastin
lu,o roas,urinG ami soothing to remark
m"'!'st .e'l rose in his huttonhols instead Of
stLpendoua chrysantnenum. But he rcall
ought not to sing IT, u broadway audience
song ~ nudhinEy III its rath4s os the son
.ilrnrya-s calcr!a,ed to stand e good deal {
which ;hey shy, and this Is tic degree. IN
tun!rIert!y rathstic song about nOnndor
ing ting, county OF Sligo in order to fo
Inv ne .. n,her Young person any
!ur H. vcry broadly popular tast
mo q the best MS in, tho variet
chrraeterivnt!on CONCERNED with the lad
Inc story OF whose difiicu.ty. with her. hui
Iand is told IN tho lines. He knocked co
ael, oli me this morning, but I'm waitlnC Il
nm tonight" NJ. sheridan in this make.l
w,r,i q tho song seem to DO q sufficient ind
du",on Of the brick bat, i. this ms 1t ma
however. rho axe Is certalnlyDa supereroEatol
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