The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
The vnriou. Plays That Arc mt the Theatres
Of New York This Wcck.

New York This Week.
In the theatres in or close to Broadway tho
interest OF the week is not monorolized by the
new plays produced on Monday night. The
revival OF Judah" at the star. containing L.
S. Wizards imrersonation OF the perjured
clergyman. has not been overlooked by those
who admire this actors sterling abilities.
Tho play is a powerful study and exposition
OF human nature. Mr.. Wizards interpreta-
tion Of his share Of the matter is a satisfaction
to those who 60 to the theatre to think. and not
merely to be amused. Judah" will be per-
formed tonight. For the remainder OF the
week the play will be John Ncedham's
Double"
Changes for tho good are to be noted in
Little Tippctt" at Hcrrmann's. The i'm
modesty OF Bissons farce is diminished con-
siderably by alterations in the language. The
fun is heightened and fastened here and
there. Clara Lippmann and Violet Black are
new and helpful in tho cast. and Z. NJ Bell and
Charles Bowser have lost no vim. Mr. Bell
has recovered from u bronchial illness. and is
occupying his former place in the company.
The entertainments continued for the week
without change are The Country Circus" at
the broadway. a Gilded Fool" at the Fifth
Avenue. THE Masked Ball Mt tho Standard.
The Mullcan Guards Fall'' at HarriCan S.
The COUNTY Fair at l'roct9rs. tn" Fencing
Black Crook" mt the. Academy. The Hunch.
"aGn 5 R"s ana snGg at e
s,' fGs changes of plays from stage to stage on
~ Ie9nls,s; JerI,', 70 JYS2Lf.s Mr. VIZ
macy" to tho Harlem Orera House Shadows
Of a Great City to the Columbus. and Alvin
trh, ,nri.tv ,haatroa oro Evelv olthouph
there is no great amount OF novelty in them.
Tony Pastor sang again on his own stage last
renee h dvIs iayor at i;asior'.:, Sir. KsiS. tho
'r,s ass1 n E de-" a.! wy lo,h Hsis
hctween sp-ciulties here. and no duness.
yes,a yictoria London neriSTmer will make
PSrS y which is Eth devoted to V"ri.ty Hop
kin's Trans Oceanic companyis led by Trewev.
the wondcrtuly versatile TgnAchman. whose
most any ha dozen variety. men ARE CAPABLE
OF. The Gathering Of specialists at the Park is
HhS rn 4T us. Hail
an a. u-t COMPLETE change OF programme. Tor
ihs re's ned fayores .n.n foH:ers Flew
a4H, H1 hs w %hG adas saveE
he srren sons Msa II
Moon" and is IN agreeable yocais, MS we'll as
composer. Al Roster ( Wa Is the EdoungdoS
mr.. giving u pantomime dance not hitherto
performed by them in this country, AMI there
~, new figures IN tn. four French women $
com c song callsd Tho Actor" The operet,as.
Bluei cnri and Tho Rendezvous" are to
It It pSsus H"se Y:Gf BY SsFs9n:
IN. sta 90 a; the Eden Muste is still! occupied
fr the Japanese IuGSler, and the French
sIsight -of-tand performers. The hungarian
orchestra provides the music. and MunrM
Laos Is chall enEinC comparison with Vie
rIawski by Ilaying the airs roru!arized W
that v!nlinist.
The Il, stonians being a double company.
the uu"stIonl is often asked ut the boy "0ico of
ihr Garden Theatre, when does Miss DAr-
VII. slng:' Tho same OF Jessie bartlett Da-
Vi. Tom Karl. Barnnhce. and other 'avorites.
this ur..ani2ation.l 50 Mr.. French has ar
ranged that the Big Four above mentioned
SHAH sing al the special WodLes lay matinee to-
week.