The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06
>rys OF TIE THEATREa

ha .tONk companies OF NuRuSlln Only anu
Charles Frohman will offer new matter this
wost. but not until after the excitement OF
,ho election has completely subsidized. Days
tars-s Will keep on in Dollars and Sense"
until Thursday. when n comedy announced as
eccent,ic will be acted. Probably IL will prove
10 he one Of those pieces which Mr.. DAILY re-
writes from German originals hitting the parts
with nicely to his actors. locating the scenes
And characters in New York. and putting the
whole affair on the stage In that expert and
polite manner which appeals to his peculiar
audiences Charles Frohman's principal com.
pany being in Brooklyn for the week. will i'm
prove the opportunity to place itself before
one New York audience prior to the permanent
occupation Of the Empire. in December. 1t
will appear at tho Madison Siuare. on
Friday afternoon. in Tho Councillors
Wife," which is new comedy by
that recent celebrity In English literature.
Jerome K. Jerome. 1t looks as though Mr..
Erohman means to demonstrate the clever
moss OF his company. or so much OF 1t as can be
advantageously placed In a short cast. In tho
Interpretation OF an essentially literary play
something less dramatic or powerful thah
either u" Men and Women" or The Lost Para
disc" each OF which has employed this organ
izAtion for whole winter season IN New y rS.
Tho Empire Is to DO opened with an American
drama written for that purpose. and 40 this
chance to see The Councillors VIE sex
ceptionaL william Morris. Orrin Johnson
James o. Burrows. Cyril Scott W. H. 'ro"p'
ton. Sidney Armstrong. Odcte Tyler Agnes
Miller aud Kate Denniu wilson are the NOM
bers OF tho Frohman stock fortunate ehouEh
to DO In the Jerome cast. inc pay IS STUDY
and illustration u English lie. blending
homely, humorous and pathetic Incidents
Tho week o. tho actors whom theatrical
parlance calls stars" will develop at the
Fifth Avenue Tomorrow night play not yet
seen in this city. 1t was written By Henry Guy
Carleton for Nat C.. Too twin. Is entitled
Gilded Fool" and has been used by the actor
elsewhere. The f"2l whose gilisd state the IL
tie indicates. is a New Yorker with more money
apparent than trains, and wno ilu,trates
sas Of = At S r.
man. and thus he should appeal TO our appre-
oiatiop i?rcioly; Mr. Goodwin is hardly eS.
sss1 in now ont hs stage ~ b
spells he is a perfectly satisfactory exponent
o. the n RS .I Kind Of smes STsl n,o
comic e1aggeration. such as used to make
him the hss re-
sesnsry. IVY stars about whom thsrsis
Lyseum. are John Drew and Edward Il
sris,en o. the light and s az Saturs Of
THE, Masked Ball, and "Captain Lettar-
sn Ns yten ss Da SG sS%su " a s0 Spnn
mis- and ssrt the regular sea-
nsd x,s ti Drew at t fsner s will Be
afrst performance Of Bronson Towards new
play "a Ari ss as to which much is
almost a free choice out Of the hundreds Of
actors in Charles Frohman's employ in pak-
pre.ers q his characters. So We may antir-
ne as tho Of s tas
e Bose and Charles Saghlan both because
hss beea one e az .se va aHYSe as
that Of Miss Cochlan. The careful and gen.
s.e tsIa Of
good degree Of excellence would have made it
last so long there.
Dramas OF realism include two new ones
this week. each with a character played BY
himself. for the cha pion prize fighter. James
J. Corbett will enact a prize fighter In Gen
tleman Jack" at the Grand Opera House. and
the champion sharpshooter DR.. ". F. Carver.
will play sharpshooter in THE Scout at
can't be helped. and. after all. the stage SUI
fers far less decentralization b. the Corbrtt
and Carver exhibitions thia from the IN
Clearly shows that abound nowadays. Rough
ness and coarseness are less to he dreaded in
teman ~" WAS ss wrtten for e
Charles 7. Vincent, who makes the rugi!ist
If ~ %sj!sSs ssSs5s
the HIT n suSan az
az S.is .esS 4 $ Sss . iSsr;
There are Mexicans. Indians and cowboys. on
and rIoG gonE examples Of
m nnsnn 5nd sn With n,o the
mil vCn If itasi Tlr
things, SIt Till riunSs Win his horse through
are are. The White squadron. - at the Columbus.
nection with South, American romance:
,.A athe Continent" at the Peoples; with
Ike and Se
IA hsd9ws OF Great city at the Windsor
The pay at is Quilted less than these these
others. with merely materialistc matter.
audience BY means Of human story. involv.
os to r two s wns
au S 3; p6bRanHge6n sea George
The election may disarrange theatricals a
little. but there will be reaction favorable to
stage amusements during tho latter half OF
the week. Besides that. extra performances
are advertised at many OF the houses for the
to be We'll attended Fiction t returns vii be-
read from the stage at several places on Tues
DAY evening. and posted in the Hobbies be-
tween acts ut others.
The funny plays will have a now example in
Little Tippett" at Herrmann's. but not un-
I'll Saturday evening. 1t is q farce from the
french. the makers OF the English version be-
ing Harry and Edward Paulton. The plot is
ono OF implications arising from uncertai nty
- to who is tho father OF Lille TiDDtu an in
FAINT The various troubles OF the real and
supposed parents as given in the original
play were far from decorOus. 1t is under
stood that the Paultons have endeavorcn to
bic farcicaity In place Of that which had TO he
eliminated. Charles Bowser. ,facle come
also are Edward NJ. Bell: formerly OF the
talmer company. and Mabe! Bert. who
kin. The production will mark the start
OF what Is meant to be a succession Of farcas