The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-14

suits. Tho elements OF this pettitt meiodrsp,a
are the conventional English ones o. ISDSe.
tsn '" Cora aF Gdsa R stSnEiIns s and
S Shs IS aSsss ahs ns%sa q ta svs
companies: Charles Jeierson'a ingenuity IL
ssSl5s in s the ES Ssa g ss PasS ss
BS%sgy Fi iGn IF, Ps %
Siaxton vii play the blind girl LOUISE and her
husband ohares AS. Ste ey will b N ne
the Faories aaaiNncss with whom %Sp Kate cIsa.
G% rs Whto the
sss Il i mi liz Ss.; asss SsnSSs
works: II has taken on new realtsms since
tho Of hnss The tSs
Liza, tho white slave. Milton Barlow. the best
play play y 'N'' N' '''''N " WIZ
The two quite different resorts IN West
Twenty third street are recommending their
matiness particularly. De Kolta's hour Of
trickery at tho Eden Musee every evening
mystines and delights the spectators Monday
niatinces by the magician are a recent innova.
lion for the sake Of women and children. The
rortunity to. many who would probably nnd
the nsrSss NH
%sxiSsp Home iS sweet; Home There Is ~
the vaudeville. features seem to be up to the
usual standard.
Lydia Yeamnns has become equal in interest
with Maggie Cline. II not in noise. at Tony
Pastors. Lydia Is recognizable MS a Yeamana
ut sight. for sha has pretty face. which. nov
ertheless. closely resembles the comic visaass
OF her mother and sister. who havc been 20
long in high favor with orr audiences. Lydia
has heen for several years vocalist In Lon
don music halls. but. she has none OF the
1s0sS s's s'nS' ths s hs sh' hs Sf
Ssn tA tha % % ss s sovdtss til sve sis
chief OF the Order 81. Mystic Stars at, Hnrri-
s ess In Il Miss i sy"it at the Standard: but
even these limitations are imhnoa very anrh.
tSis weeks pin is Ns!le slasuise she Comes
Sae' ' srs hs: sn III:
hand performer. who preceded hor in this
FSs stt by oqh sG is Gangss Mssss e
t H include william Jerome; Ward and
Bell. brewer and the Multons.
The German playhouses have no novelties
this week. but they will benefit by n retention
OF the stars who have for several weeks past
delighted tho audiences. josef Kana's vogue
at the. Bowery rhalia is still substantial.
Though, his engagement will close In few
Kainz will aprearln The Dream Of "a L! f." At
tho musician. will benefit by Il performance OF
The Bat Frhnlein EarSany, encouraged By
Ameri.a. t and viii soon appear on the English.
speaking stage.
The two plays securely placed IN Fourteenth
street. to the eastward and westward Of Broad.
way. are going smoothly. blue Jeans" at
the Fourteenth Street. has passed tts 250th
performances. amt its popularity to-day 10
sSS days "a s'e q its Is s 0A
probably have nc. successor this season. The
forth at the Academy. Several ponies aud .
quartet Of white Arabian horses have been
added to the sawdust section OF the play. No
changes are noted in the cast. '''
Miscellaneous entertainments are to no
abundant. Two concerts and an illustrated
lecture are tho Sunday amusements within
theatre doors. For the Sedl concert. at the
Lenox Lyceum. soloists like Clementina De
We're. Galassi. and Victor Herbert. will be
heard in high-class music at popular prices.
At the Union square Mark Murphy. the come
dian. will gather score OF singers and spe-
viii be IsLy mha wsip
.c,ontinuins MS cnl1yab!e talks on travel ut
ih s Grpn w t trs0 Ss tI9nss" SSS
unique study Of the heavens. Il Trip to the
Moon. must be counted among the towns
t"cHiaT it Is w%dorfaly nstrnctive and fn ass
sfhoa 81 t I'm OF has ss not
presented IN Monday and Wednesday nights
fnd at Mus
THOMAS Nelson Page at Dnly's. the lirstt occur;
la.shbefy ssssE" p Gow sEn LIZ sM oySs
benefit to the philanthropy. FUND, Of tho sorosis
Society, at Ialmer's on Tuesday afternoon.
that worthy object. The volunteers nre Agnes
Booth; Walden Ramsay, I'eub Fax. J. II: Stod-
S San Ne Hsgo Ihs A SfGts G5
amateurs. J. I. Powers, md others A benefit
will be given to Trina piligcnt, by 4. N. Palmer
Feb. Is. at Palmer's Theatre. Nine. Diiiventi
VII make her metr9poNtnn debut In acts irgm
etricai troes,rcrs. will hold their annual hem
file New w'1 York 'G odgo Of EE * N viii
week from tonight.
Anew o. the numerous changes Of employ
ment in theatricas arc by players whom tho
public know We'll enough to feel an interest
in. Henry Miller will loave the Marie Vain.
wright company next Saturday and 60 at once
into Charles Frohmnns service. instead Of
waiting until next season. Another notable
actor added TO Frohman's hstoniahinGly large
and costly list Of PLAYERS for next season 10
hugo Toand. who comes from San Francisco
and at present is impersonuting w. Bn,Ues AZ
Nrr l"rh. Ffui",t l'H@ct. whose starring
tour in Daiy play closed suddenly; has been
engaged by Nat Goodwin. Agnes Sherwood. u
goDt singer and II sprightiy dancer, IS a recent
nrlut -itior to "a. force Of pretty girls in The
the miniature a",rcss. is appearing in The
still tlarm." Joseph Mnrphy's brother. John
:. Murphy. has retired His company dis
banded in. the West. This il II surprise, for
hitherto Murphy. thanks to use OF his
similarity in their initials, has always
made, money rs a star Marie ,Sheidon.
who has sIpa;Ia'ed FIR, from her hnsb1nd' Y