The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-31

2 few days, but this week they return Tor re-.
season Tef T TfH q v iasS s9S
Aug JOAQUIN &iefss 'G Ssp u G'' Saua
mon distinction on tho stage. has Been con
tent Of late seasons .h to accept minor ENGAGE
t%a but sars EsS sn o H"s ca Ssl
phrase VIII II theatrSals. and it has attracted
Payer POETS a% SaS an0t afer sG Ssr
ayer g; drS% MssEayS tho
personator OF heavy Villains. They have since
starred together ut various times In the West,
E%s t ns% have mo, been
"A Royal Pass ono Of the profitable sensa.
tIonp plays Of the past few seasons. Its tour
II re- BE-
Sn his own aeeount.. =, using, Lady
cra old comedies Miss TosSian anu mean sS
willie. will travel on to California under spe,
sf GaF rcn %Gn 5oha sg T. sSva
w re H&cs in hor
ter has never before starred IN this country.
As leading MAJ, no has become famous. and
| who believed he was worth the money
| The towns quartet OF continued shows have
| passed through week which will long be re.
| membered by players and playgoers. as we'll
| rs weather AL tne INDOOR PERFORMERS
suffered intensely. and there were several
| cases of prostration. The audiences were not
| large. yet there was not In any case visible
loss Of energy in tho work of tho actors, Tho
* Hoy adsoEn s qunre 3
Sign that cool weather. will give the
Jolly piece n new lease of life: Last week tho
plays % the reSeRR mad
with so much nervous vim. speeumbed to the
| place. while Lillian Swnine. a newcomer. was
Giss:s, vassars suostitu!SS as IEL1is S,S.; 4
Aug. 20, q course it will call forth q souvenir;
Snbads" MANAGERS have hssr9 li ally resolved
ionssr. The '" Winter 'N carnival BALLET. amid
sn cssvss "pss "na Hs2''fhs
ss s5as re SS tS% n Gt az S
lightfnlly vigorous efforts TO blow warmth into |
her henumhed fingers and stamr some He |
sensitive fancy lust now as the salt breezes Of
Nsps f the The nps ali FOR tns
$eemebqdy.s BABY. wa, s veil TscoiysH, JoS1
sSS nrsSss 1asss1 hs ill.,
changes md new things will be made in "..ssIn-
bad from tine to time At At, Pamers The
other onera will be needed for a month to |
and s s snS Hf ss s
hsH5d iiS G i n sssR
ppd then to bring forth the new niece r, Adonis
1%s Sf IN 'T The Massot The rSie is not an
important one. and it Is difficult, to imagine
raaed dAf in advanee the accom- The
beauty and the social stGna 4! Fl the young
the Casino until Sept. 10, according to the |
present pre- announcements Already the altera-
hall are T under way and work viii be steadily
pursued. though there will BIO no interruption
Of the performances.
These arc the days and tho nights when
heated humanity turns with gratitude to the
benches. tho roof gardens. and the rocky
heights. On the Jersey Palisades Edo
radios splendid auadruple show retains its
sy j" s 5eat rank e tana
little circus. the fireworks. and the beautiful
Egypt" spectacle would make cheap en-
III through last week ,Manhatians crowds
broke two or three records; and Gtlmore's amen
% be o ns Ss aaSs tSsh hra and
ryrotecRnlcs At West Brighton tn the e1hiblt
Of Pains fireworks is an occasion OF Joy to BIG
ted. The spectacle OF The Carnival OF
The pair OF root gardens are high In favor
with amusement anu semen seekers who cannot leave
madnted Thers seems to 5e no need Of Ttv new
S ena san Ps g Se ESss
and tho Hungarian orchestra are retained.
Inns and Burns. who do a really clever must
orshostFa ie@dsr and Miss Burns IS !" pretty
Bowery varieties. and now Broadway has en-
dorsed d tho sast1side verdict as it generally
son square Garden roof and the amphitheatre
s and Md aHFe to saass sad
Tho nIipaldi mandolinists give way Tomorrow
% o hs1 new dsnes s witch
promised for ln " week and Martin Julian.
IN eats S Of Re q the
Garden have wisely. decided to considerably
extend the roof facilities before next summer.
Changes in the ownership and plans OF up
per Broadway theatres last week were i'm
portant enough to be Of interest beyond tho
Offices OF the managers. The sale by F rank W.
Sanger OF his quarter OF the Broadway to
Elliott Zborowski. who already owned half.
Hepry TrePsn P4 ,si N Mr. tZboIowsk
there. This makes him manager OF three
tho big new house which he and Mr. Zborow-
ski are to build in Eighth avenue. He has
French melodrama Tho Land OF Gold." which
he. Will produce at one house or the other.
tits thought that he will give up the Garden
certainty that, the Grand Opera House viii
pass out OF his hands, jag Gould owns this
George Gould should manage 1t after Mr.
French's departure. There will be a factotum
in the Office but young Mr.. Gould will be the
9ctua!! as well as osIenslble director. The
Grand has long been the most profitable house
in town devoted to weekly VISITS OF travelling
companies, Mr.. Sanger remains In proprie-
torship OF theatre property In broadway; how
man in tho Empire. to the building OF which
ne and Mr. HEyman VII devote their energies
man in December; according, to, promise.
yaas b so aS 5Re w hmTe
t.. With play written Tor that purpose by two
disclose the nature Of the work. further than |
to say thSt It. is atogether American IN theme.
torn OF this piece his nrincinal aomndY cnm- |