The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-12

Georgia Drew BARRYMORE. JOSEPH
sad shs S1Asf Gss5s w dssssa
be In the cast Of the new, work. An aspiring
ssss nnsS
,ke afanatist, was bound to b a success from
| the fact that tho hero was altogether an un-
with wooden leg; with which at convenient
artificial limb. and which exploded when acted
sShSW ns "s sa top not
in England the attention Of American realistic
fs called to n a hS
rarticipatc., A practical electric street car;
sgnduetor. win, lie tho mechancai, novelty;
"En0ch arden drama OF others days. best
TO he n fall revival The, announcement that
thore will I've, q bnnd and orchestra in naval
!ys OF, tho degenerate spirit Of the times.
The Lcavenworth case" has passed hack
u tho TO- and
Will send II 9nt IN The lall; with her husband.
come years ago. Marguerite Mcrington. the
blair. tested By Edward sothern at a Lycenm
chance next season to fulfil the hopes Of her
admirers. Tho Boston Museum manager has
accepted play from her pen.
Tho last OF the benefits are upon us. At the
Windsor tonight Fred J. Mackley. who has
been q star actor. New York manager. and
dime museum player in his day. will have a
testimonial Plenty Of performers have vol
unteercd. and it is to be hoped they will fuinl
their promise to appear. Disnnpointments at
sSer bsioro. Xt%; 4 Mestayer's S msti"as I at
sons named in the programme failed TO ap-
pear; 4 certain prospect Of brisk and fTl-
S ,n Esnsft at the Foprtcen'h street next
Wednesday night. :, schoolcraft and Goes.
Graves ac E" Sn Hanss Grfn nS
City Quartet. Gus lixley. George Booker. and
a score moro are announced.
Mnna Gales sudden change OF plans, re.
sulting in the cancellation OF her engage
ments for next season. made q commotion in
theatrical circles. surprised the public gen.
orally. and keenly disappointed the actors who
had been hired to support her. Miss Gales
affianced husband wished to curtail her trav
els to the limit OF about twelve weeks. but that
course was deemed out of the question, BY the
actresses manager. and the outcome is that
cited by theatrical prophets rs bearing
out, an old warning as to controlling 10
sH Mso r s9 brnss beare The the
public. and in the venture risks his money and
his time. is not often the one to reap the re;
ward. Long before she arrives ut fame and
profit she has generally either married; re-
tired. or changed her manager. None OF Mary
gamers. Margaret Mather married. and from
that moment she was no longer In harmony
Mod jeskas first MANAGER was the erratiIf;
isH!. out x.Ss sss3 4 four Rhsss At ;s
managers before Arthur B. Chase began 70
make money with her. Julia Marlowe has had
YET Though her R1ofpects IRE .rlGht pGpbt
E rssnalt est in her sass wilson Barrst, has sui
daughter. Ellen Anna. For many months she
was patient invalid. nursed tenderly by her
aaSst by s his Ts ws tSe t
English actress. Caroline Heath: Edith Bar.
oldi. whose name is not known to New , York
caused in the dramatic and operate worlds in
singer. sienorina blanca Donadio. whose
81 ! III sssE liz Il csSv.s
been sSs COS
taxing this step iai Chile Ue Vow made after
marrow escape tTSm fire in theatre " where si
Norma i Donaaio now hook to the church where
the nuns Of st. Anne sing hymns and cantiel.s
the choir r.' CHARLES Frohnsn's stock com pany
eny the OF s on pryHhs sY
s tips sty Lake. n"kS
Ksy Hsnry
he ' Of BamSss has
4 placed in his theatre o fre annihilator, q
his own invention that bids fair to I'll the biz
tending along the breadth Of the stage THIS
Where the light man is stationed. and within
easy reach Of a stop cock. child could turn
space Of at least ton feet in WIDTH and directed
e such sns H "n sas as sef ya tt 81 aeq ife
~ The, rear o Of tho stage. with swinging
ThSs hs fsss b aSF S
with special tremen. tlreproof scenery. pro
fuse extingushers and other precautions.
fsIa H Msnken. in Mont rarnasse Cemetery.
On the whfh ths SLAB
brilliant days. 1t is nearly a quarter OF
ierred from Pore 10 Chaise Cemetery to
their present :, resting place. There Is
S. Berger. who gives up tho Lee Avenue Acal;
omy in WilliAnisburgh. will build il. and it will
s Es .nst9o SroSo WIN M be es d r
/
Novem Der, dishandment OF II summer com
pany, is thus early recorded. :. ~ ho 6 troups,
| which went out o! town to play Tom SAWYER
at the watering places went to, pieces In AZ
were not likely to be paid. SO tho members
made u halt. talked tho matter over and came
back to tho city. Little Evaiinn Doughcity.
ons Of tile song and dance prodigies Of tho
day. and daughter Of Hughey Doughersy. was
tho star In the shattered company
Three combination theatres are open.
Inns Jrn,n
to tho city. Fighting Fortune" by Harry
y. Dowcy. II is moro or less sensational, and
has been acted out Of town with some appear
anco OF success. The author is an actor in tho
cast, md tho company is OF fair material.
/ Golden (iant"- Clay Grcone's mining camp
play Wright. Huntington is the chief actor in
either. In Sothsrn's :" The Dancing Girl" last
ho Gns GuES Ih9 M"'TI bs sc G,sE,
and the play are !. part of the theatrical his
tory Of the United States.