The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-16

Dy tne piaYWriRhG me company at the Wind
Of the popular east side ihoroushiare,, in iiar.
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81 amus sinsnss tTT2Ss . snt lsl, IN sne' cn !'ne
6Ines oiLdY.iashionsa stage nsgroism with
plenty Of the modern kind Of minstrelsy
.hs, '9 TnSs "a n'aa%F Diversity rs 'e o?a features ys.'ei L
IItop.srThe Tower q thc Press. with Is *:
exhibition Of, realistic, views. Including the
the Battcry; Is hardly sXseedel gyany Of II.
S ris, Il o mS,SaEsm4s; 4 ho, tsSe Of the %G %fis
ficnry Weaver. Jr.. as the. Texan abroadand
Stella Bonifnce. as the English lady. THIS
stage version Of the, well.known story is e.
enough to puzzle even the boys in the gallery,
aud SO the performance is likely to delight
Jacobs's hearty and earnest audiences.
Mystincation Ia offered in the form :: agree.
able entertainment at the Eden Musts and
Hcrrmann's. Monsieur Guibal and Mile. Gro.
VILE are the opponents OF the black art at the
Eden. where their Thought reading" is u
puzzle to the audiences. Fleming Norton's
character sketches are n part OF the show here.
and a new group in tho wax works hail. Illus
group OF thirty striking figures. Harrison and
Hcrrmann's tho imitation Of spiritual sdunces.
tho expert legerdemain Of Hermann. and the
Illusion oi tho vanishing lady nre important
ton n trick ~ the style Of tho East, India zig.
urcs. and which he calls "iu.ko.yo."
The variety theatres arc keering up q brisk
rivalry. The Casino will Introduce tho EdoI.
ardos tomorrow evening. They are eccentric
French dancers imported from Paris. and 81
high repute In the Paris CATS gardens. The
other specialists will be the Girards. Nnlisan.
Geram. FouEtre. and the Brantfords. Thntwo
excellent bullets will remain unchanged.
There are rnmors Of a return 10. cnnin opera
Master" which. by all accounts. has done wei!
IN its out-of,town trial. with Marie TEMPEST
puted to Manager Aronson 10y. gossip is that
he will. 20 into burlesque. with n piece called
c,arss '.hn n1W the sp bniist a, and r0 2Srieiy n en,a ht iS:
mentS are pleasing his audiEnses and yi"5f!Eg
accept any of tn" numerous ollnrs male to
TeripI Music iiall; at i h]roaiway and Tv.niy-
s sSS s from i o, sE"is pnn''iiii 1$,ad: . AIS'a' !
harle s1as o, ex isl,St; :", the n, es All nSnt to t.,
midnight, The first ~traves.Y wi. he The bo.
hemian Girl. = in which the yorni gems or the
opera are retained and a sypSN bal vt tnterl'o-
lated. The Imperial Is to / . q hiYG.ous resort.
aa,inks being served II a; parts = 'hs honss.
ersges are sod arc thS rsrk ana Pas
fsrsEs0 I'm: 4 fas;Gr.s, tho traysIlinS
form ta%i+,af urins ' The Week. >' Ths mrernIers arr
ners9ll'' an eaaii h9 M, and k 9,lSnf ssIy hfIai a
Roy. ~. conlmrrr. who introduces an illusion
entitled IrIhres GraeeS:" Jeanette Mel
clans: Marguerite Fish and Charles Warren.i in
a furcicni sketch: James and Lucy Allison.
f iri.H csm ned nnnS ths D Mn'an Slot raa . musicai
clowns. and IulGora. described as u transfgu-
rator. whatever that may prove, to he. At
clu!e .Amann, Nanoni. and the Berats. katha-
rIine b. Hove. a haIladist; Is an accession.
~ American audience on Thursday night.
The coupls proved to be two more examples
Fl tns r .sEs thst s MSns ef Esra Sr IS { diaper pTsr I ffG%
fellow. nimble Of limb and possessed. of a
sonorous voice. His companion. is a hand
some woman who has grown stout. and. Us
she is the taller Of the two. she is the more
prominent figure. The couple accompanied
ing. and ravorting about the stage that. they
were never for a moment still. They could not
taking manner Of most Of the French song aud
dance artists. Of seeming tm, enjoy heartily
times and were then recalled twice. so 1t can
be said that their reception was cordial.
This evenings Sunday entertainments are
ulNetSC. ~ liz ~ NNllhl
will give n brief exhibition. s.. Miller Kent will
recite. Harry Gilfoil will initiate various
things as he does In "A Trip to Chinatown
funny impersonations will DO undertaken by
John Ransome and John D. Kelly. two couples
from the variety ,sh4ws.Melville and stetson
Fora Fora Irwin THi ~ and i'I !;a"fa Moore %e"DA 4 the s' rnion
s 1n s anS amanv I'm inst psrio M.Il l nrG Wiii h a
Bnrney Pagan. Edward H3hnrd. Frank Rus,
sell. Charles kinna. and John Talbirt. The
g sF"n. atthe Eden nnf Musfc. Koster "Biais gar Ie
den. and the dime museums OF Doris. Worth,
and Huber.
The three plays in which songs and dances
are introduced but which still are not domi'
mated by their vnriety-show elements. are
"Squatter Sovereignty" at Harrigan's. "A
Trip to Chinatown" at the Madison Square
and "A Parlor Match" at tho Biiou. In the
authorship OF good stage fun. Edward Harri
gan and Charles H.. Hoyt are not yet ~rivallet
by imitators. Each IN, his way is an artist IN
portraiture. Their characters are iamiIia,
gan's "'S1uatter Sovereignty is true to life
GUS alongside Central Park, and he has. at the
s 81 time u mafe It aF ri" to to G 9Ir n"iSn se ,ins
individuality and incident. from real ex,
iIt "hssnct to t at th s'a Msaisa ing Sou a5si Is II ht1 e,
VI ia \ u ~. 80 w -. - ~ 80
a comedy. though they are largely devoted to
the purposes Of song ana dance. "A rar)o.
Match at the BiJou. has been expanded and
reconstructed several times since Nj Hoy,i
agent. the tramps. the pert girl. and the trens.
n,pre seeker remain his characterlzationS. NJ
riles with all sorts Of fun Of their own inven-
ton. but they have not dropped the, play quite
down to the level tthe vnriety-show farces,
which are hardly nlays at all. They are genu'
inc comedians. and their widest lapses into
abSuldity contain no indseency. Cloan fun
no matter how violent or fnr-ietched. should
not be condemned along with the obscsaities
o! the numerous French performers imported
Of late.
Tho limo museums wern very popular last
week with the multitude Of Columbus Wis,
itors. and surely they gave a full ten cents
worth OF sights. Their exhibits for the pres.
ent week should be potent with those who
seek this form OF amusement. At Huber
Palace Museum the Now odlity is Josie Corbin
4 girl OF, eighteen OF. twenty, possehsi lg Ioul
legs and two lalrs OF feet. She uses her tive
normal feet Tor ordinary purpOsus, while the