The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-03

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an In his three costumes as ldssin,ir. so ar.
either Of the three Costumes. "uncie Coles.
TIM" the liveliest opern ever heard at the Ca
iarcicalities than for its merits as q musical
work: yet popular with the general public be-
cause cause 81 tho brisk manner IN which 1t ts in
lasted considerably beyond the time originally
Adele Snndrock. Germany's latest contribu-
tion to tho New York stage. will give her final
performance as Laa, in Tho Clemenceau
Case" at the Academy tomorrow night. On
Tuesday and Wednesday she will appear in
Philippi's drama OF passion. 1.-The Old Song"
On Thursday tho Meininser company. w. who
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these two companies will give to New York. II
only for brief period. the strongest German
acting organization ever before this public.
For the fifth and final week OF the engage
ment Of Augustus Ptou's company at the
Union Square. Martha Mortons rather con-
tradctory hut clever. comedy. Godfrey Mid:
rest in this city during Holy Week. which Is a
safe period OF idleness among travelling the
atrical troupes. but on Easter Monday will re-
While Lent lasts there will be mo alteration in
the Urania" entertainments ht the Carnegie
Music Hall. Tho Mountains Of the Moon"
will be illustrated pcturesquely and described
orally by Garrett p Serviss. u lecturer who
has tho unusual faculty of holding his audi;
tors from first word to last. On Monday and
Wednesday nights and on Saturday afternoon
World v Later in the season he viii tell about
the seven ages Of our own world. From
Mr., Serviss to form a clearer idea OF the secrets
and revelations OF astronomy
To-nicht's Standard entertainment will have
as contributors Dutch DAILY. Filson and
Ewoll. the Weston brothers. Lille Morrssey.
Bryan and Moulton. John LIE Clair. Eddie Les
lie. II. +. Winsman. Ida Lillian Abrams and
half dozen other variety performers. At
Palmer's on Tuesday Marshall p Wilder will
give his sixth annual matinee and make
q those annoqpsed to appear are hita
Randolph Randolph seaton. Victor Harris. Edwin +.
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tached to Palners.r The readers This week On
ana MIS- ssrsh co%efi lie %oSne at the y
ceunl. Mrs. LIE Moyne continues to read from
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his friends fer asst stance. As Dutch dialect
as a writer Of humorous German poetry he
has wide rerute. He has only recently, quit
teu " will he performed at Palmer 8. on the nf-
nine Children who have been conspicuous on
the stage.
The towns three houses where the enter
tainments have a vaudeville flavor are holding
their own. The wizard Do Kolta is nearing
the end Of his stay at the Eden Musde. His
cocoon illusion will be withdrawn soon. Me-
MusGe's collection, and, the Hungarian Or
chestra has, new melodies. :, At Roster 4
d as son e the PaRds
honors with the French singer Maria Paera.
while variety programme is in force The
absence there will be the usual. weekly
changes at his house.
This Ia the third week OF the Barnum 4
Bailey circus at Madison Square Garden. The
triple-ring feats. the double-stage exhibitions.
the numerous cloNns; leapsrs; asrial!stsi; and
days q phineas Taylor Barnam himself neyer ever
which is now set forth BY Manager Bailey and
largey audiences have pever assembled s In
panded the current entertainment. '0 "
There is flavor OF the good old DAYS OF bur-
lesque in Niblos promise Of Robinson Cru
soe' this week. Tint merry extravaganza
with it's heartbreaking word puns. its rhymed
dialogues. and its incomprehensible shifts be-
tween savagery and ballet dancing In tho A.
rican iunGles is now to he revived BY the
troupe whose members last week sang " Evan
geline." 1t is half dozen years since Lydia
Thompson last produced Robinson Crusoe"
IN this city. SO thnt the reproduction at Niblo's
will have some features OF novelty. But there
will be a new Crsoe to wear the famous COS;
tune which made Lydia Thompson talked
about. Sadie Stephens. pretty girl; good
SOC. James s. Mnilitt. one Of the best panto-
mimic actors left to us. will play Friday as he
cast there will be Ruth Davenport, Z. s. Tarr.
Estelle Clinton. Kate Baker, Richard Nesmith.
Annie Nilson. and others. An appropriate
scenic outfit is promised for this interesting
revival.
Harlems pair OF playhouses have enjoyed
season OF significant prosperity thus far. with
every prospect that their good fortune will not
decrease This week the programmes are In
variety farce and emotional drama. The
Opera House has the lighter show IN the form
Of McNally's frivolous but ENJOYABLE piece.
Rows and Girlap In this the elemontA of