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

NsuuCVHoo.' Hc popularity W ihsN INV
Ties which have SroWdsd, out muss,. Of the
t,pls Of Harriran,s tough girl and Lotto Col.
iins's Ta.ra.ra" are genuinely comfy; The
p,,r al fsr'o ~ The Tie 2 Frese a"a aG d,tdhfnt,' dancers nee SIX Is
sadly needed. but their unwomanly exploits
ia Gsr' fHs' oi she s ssS!,aaass S SSd 'a sThs ' bIssE
Crook" has never been a modest affair.
Performances In German are given In two
theatres o stone's throw apart Ths Lilipu.
tians are continuing In Candy at the Union
Square. The condensed comedian. Frnnz
Ebert. is maintaining his reputation as q real
and true dramatic artist. lie looks Ike a Puck
AND acts IKE C,oaueiir, "candy"is great
a e!at 81 ssa = srsc'1 Hl,io wl'h r.; +. e snsst and r,etjG ~
matter Q, sight tina, knowledge Of tho German
isasood ,show Tor S]hiidgen, Al The. XmGers.
farce In the German, o! Our Don Juans'' Is
but there VII! be frequent changes Of iii
brooklyn lie we'll of for theatrical amuss.
ments thi. week. The Audran. Belasco opera.
Miss Helyett." is at the Columbia, The COM
rany is almost the same and quite as good az
that which was in this play nearly all las, win.
ter. Louise Leslie. Carter is still at the head Il Of
the cast as Helvea. the primly mischievous
Quakeress abroad. and her performance has
gained. naturally. In felicity. humor. and en-.
portnoss., but at the Columbia she will be
com rtlied to divide, rot The honors but the
niaksa daily tript to brooklyn in order 70 In.
}, snr% s I@iraisa s OF Mas aH;sY ue,y ,.,; the r 5Ssh b.S.
t lSisH Ii.;nFGf ''f A fnf Mssf naSs Snst @'n' Sonran ~
s,rel ersamizations travelling, Its programme
emhodies a wide range of diversion In the
Of ;he p@ruinr lioyt iaress. "a Hole IN Tia
Groanliri,,no E1ay at tho B 81 Grand !,
railway ]s,Yiion are se, .Srtl. in this iiauflsblee
piece. AMI the company, Interpreting Il tbs
musica!, fare. in The yoodcs: pr. Lucky
Nnd .his 3nH COMBS with accounts Of approval
In several places wle.l,v it has been rehsarseI
rlbIttly. Thongs Murray. " Very c%oiaicnl
comciiin. leads tho company. which belongs
to Frank W.. Sanger.
In the tests OF ventures snail cities some
times get plays far in advance Of New Works
opportunity to Judge Of them. Thus the
Trench olcra "fndstte.' with a new English
ibrctto 10y +. T. Nalontine. was performed in
linrNamton a lew evenings ago. with Laura
-Marleson leadin. a new Mapleson
opera con- pnny The performance served for
the dedication Of a theatre. The English dia-
logGc and verses seem to have boen satis!ac-
tory. A fresh addition to the plays purchased
Dy lnaricS tTNlHlan Is ln0 sportsman,
adapted from the French. and to lie acted at
Described as similar in %teSturs to "J"nc..i' Mr.
M,ilkinson's, Widows" and other Paris farcss.
Frohman uses, 1t puts forward a ,%sportive
Englishman. with a mania FOR gambling. and
deavors to conceal his indulgence from his
wife. 1t is to have a cast from irohmnn.s
sra has f noa dIvS sI;eian much Rroa as to h9 the
character Of "AristOcracy." the play which
he has spent, a year or two in writing. and
which is to be presented soon at Palmcrs.
Ho says that it is u depletion OF some Ameri-
cans in England. that the personaCss are from
side Of the ocean. Viola Alien is to enact The
cie,y Fad. was acted experimentaliy in Troy
Inst week .y the fomrany ENGAGED IN The
oit so nl!s GaHey. and d f StHsss he SeI q ,] Q sensSs ys21
slightly by a semhlance Of dramatic plot. John
aathsrl Era nn% se %rs S siit appear as t nsxt SCI Seaside sne
10 The Substitute" by Archibald Gordon.
t4iea In Of this Se ety. oF' fs"n s Eerin T'li sG Koha Ss
the Silent" will be brought ont soon by Alex
land is a dual author. consisting OF Emma y.
sheridan End an unknoXn co'laborator. III
teenth Street. An Enslish meledrnna ,"Cur.
Cutting has recovered from u severe
illness of several weeks. and is making ready
s sam an snesa tnat Robert sa t" $ 3' cuttin M'S ir. AZ VIII spf
make his debut as a profsseioyaI acto5 Mr..
s sose IN cth "%' tIti ns h Elsie es On Wo f?m 9E. s mdaith
amateur, who went on the public stage In
row IN MontrcaI. PAYING the hreroine in. "jo.
scph." a comedy from the French. she is not
ments. but is merely mentioned as a member
of the east. Charles Harris; the exceptionally
pany. and who will be recalled chiefly BY our
readers as the rural bumpkin and Justice in
hhA%lah !, a aator Is e, d Inng az in ner dsieaGG r. He He w haa
recitation Of returning to the stage. Her H.
than thirty years. and her professional
sonal character above .reproach. Lolita has
been religious. charitable. and circumspect;
in Kathleen Kerrigan Of I.ouisviiln a probable
duplicate OF Mary Anderson. Has dramatic
! !!isk5n,"ss n s'suf * s twiss yi in 1,ynf Fyr T FL sisSI.s
admission tickets. The picture Of a wsii-
last week the handsome, frame showed only u
IT,, sl"ss sen nj H" wss ' writt ~ns " :Turn sHd"t tows .nH' tl N
wall" In ono corner was an admission ticket
!:%'ns rnsn' WHO % isascs 81" Sii Ts'S Sro Tni h for 'nst
theatre said the cigar dealer. expects to
have the best place in thu window. yet never
once in al that limo has II" left more than ono
ticket. I've told him what would happen. hut
guess he didn't believe 1t. Any way, Tvs
turned that, picture to ,the wall, and there it
good saats TO SOC mo The ncNt day the pic
lure again faced outward. The nan winked
and said: Yes. | was fixed: and It's y good
show, too
Tho materiaiistlr shows or,n to Tho public
are tho American Institute Fnirandthe rnitel
States Food Exposition. They are the day
time and evening resorts Of muitituies. and
IN cuch place large orchestras provide music
for the sic Anton Seid! is the musical
conductor ut the Madison Square Garden. Wis.,
itors lind the tower open to them. too.
Anton Seidl will give two concerts this week.
The first will take place attic Madison Square
Garden this evening. and will command the
services OF Lillian Blnuvelt. Edouard l,emenyi.
besides the full orchestra. For next Friday
evening. Nh. Seldl has arranged n concert Ut
Music Hall. and this will be the occasion OF Dr..
Antonin Devornk's debut. Clementine do
Vnre-Sapio. Emil Fischer. and u chorus OF 300
will Iva thore, Col. r.. W. Higginsop will make