The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-11

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GoodwSin declares that the play. suits hlmton
nicely. and thsre,i is no Likelihood that ANYTHING
S,sS Gss. t {sS,nsss 10 + hn ~ iOa as' other, new Sissss
N his trunk. Lotta's new comedy is called
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boston q I W. week yss i It th Hns Mnsf'n ,S Ss@@r %ny . sass
In Boston last week NY rorngini. Therrse
Vaughn. and others: The sYrlssGTH hah been
sS rr"Isssi By sn at'sn'io hut i Hi HE",f %ossn ssiIlflss''.
Wife, q comedy by Jerome and fhilpot. which
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cnGo. last Thursday for the first time by the
Charles Frohmsn ct stock nr SsnT n f6syir o M3t All the oi
tho work. hut The performance was brilliant.
IA Irish liny with realities IS .T.S Rambler
town test hopefully. 1t. has genuine cows.
goats; chickens pigs; and sn !9bs on o tns st,asSS
Which, has been msde known in Philadelphia.
u remarkable likeness hetwecn two men iur-
HIihss thu Sh nI0tMA lila ahs SysW %tf .% Sns cf WhSm S at
Ferguson. Is tho dramatist; n tho piece IN
cludes a forty-foOt stehm shi 4. u boiler explo-
sion, and some exciting telegraph scenes.
A quartet Of the lower-priced theatres offer
familiar plays as this weeks changes OF bill.
The shifts range from the forty year-old
Uncle Toms Cabin to tho one-yenr-old
PAY Train" but in each instance there is a
reasonable prospect that the spectator will get
his moneys worth. Niblo's resurrection OF
Uncle Tom is not a hnphnzard venture. 1t
may seem odd. but it is a fact. that tho big
cities still afford support to the old drama. and
that annually a regularly organized troupe
finds encouragement and profit in engage
ments in the leading theatres. The company
due at Niblo's tomorrow is John i. Smiths.
and 1t has recently. been 9pplauhed at the big
IoH: !Stegos. The TOpsy is Jennie Kay. a new
comer' Horace Vinton ia Lry,pe nnI EIenors
Morris Etisa. John 7. Hogan. the cli.sime
rrinent. and n colorcd jubilee chorus
viii also participate. The promise of a pic
turesnus md elaborate stage setting is not
likely to be- broken. Tho Pay Train hns
had a seasons travel on the circuits. but to
to-morrow nights audience mt JacobS's il will
he n new piece. It is by George and CharlesF
B p,,t% q ' Tha star H 81 rlo S = S' S'nal Is a a
lively soubrctte. once KNOWN az bnoy bl,n!ey.
s,irm;sai ffrn S lis fact That If cnntains n roller
explosion. a railroad scene. an incline wreck
scene. and several other tninEs ines rs
MnctaSo,s romnnti. nni vivid story Of the
French revolution. +" Pau Kauvar" It has a
practically new cast each seas IN. but it retains
the favor of the multitude. and in that is the
best evidence that MacSaye wrote wisely. Its
turbulent mob scene aud its Erar'hic picture
Of the guillotine will rlensot the Bowtrv, surely.
At tho Windsor TIN. White Slave with its
usual elements Of faithfnlness in its portrayal
Of Southern lie before tho war; will 10 rcpr93.
now Lisa. The Whiie Stare. and tn" east also
confirms the veteran Milton q. harlow. Maurice
Drew John Parry. Ida Robinson, Andy Column.