The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13

Tl1lg Haltie sCelct, MOVING dramatic INTEREST,",
Grand Opera House The week vii viii hc 9 given Yen
iHp,o n9 Gro run et the windsor where !oie
incidents at n country railway station. ana its
numerous nun interpretations OF song and dance.
VIII he given by company with Charles
Cowles at its head.
The reproduction OF farce so old that 1T
will seem new. and which will contain many
fresh interpretations. IL the Offering for to-
morrow night at the Bijou. The piece is Fun
on the Bristol" one of tho earliest " tho
variety farces John i. Sheridan was chief in
the original company. with his comical i'm
pcrsonntion Of an eccentric Irish woman. Mr..
met with SO muci favor that he is Understood
figuring at the Biiou in Mis-. O'Ericn.
IT, HS rs sn' tp nSw ~hts 5Su'V viii ny" to
liberal quantity of ,specinltcs of kinds now
anS f Gy NT XIII be n and
Mons, Giran md Nile Eonisi. bro9sh, over
japanese dnncers: lncz Arno., who give, what
Is called a Mephi,sto dance, hclc HURT nnl
May l.evgnc. Fun on the Bristol will. with
ali these things Tut into it. take on ,he char.
actrr Of an up:t date variety show intnrmiXei
with farce. Mr. Sheridan j. M excellent lnw
comedian. and his Mrs. " lbruH Is I'm cAGceu-
ingly amusing creature.
One OF the rctted stock companies. that OF
the l.yccum. will TO back with us tomorrow
night. reviving Tho Grey Mare" with no
changes OF cast since last seasons success Of
this amusing play. Georgia Cayvan and Her
bert Kelley are ~ facie with the outright fun
OF this ENTERTAINMENT as they have been Win
more disnilied and serious matter. nmn tn .,n
ables them to descend into farcicality WITHOUT
lowering their professional staining. me ne
sIyantasS in wTIs GrSy Mprtim " j az i.
shannon. bessie Tyrce, f. !. latclinr. and
rreae .iT R ise Gray Mare" At,cr tn" r"sar
| season has been fairly opened with these re-
rroductionsa new play wi II be presentation no
| announcement is vet malo MS to its character.
| although it Is understood To he In rehearsal.
| The Lycoum is dramatic institution III which
| ing inartistic is done Oh its stage its company
| is a well-controlledns scmblagr.ot cnpahle Der;
commercial prosperity ar" never such as to
degrade its stage in the least The lycrum
tho regard Of our most discerning and exa.t-
| ing class Of theatre suppniters We were r"-
minded in singulary telling manner. ey t,e
Councillors Wife, 1T tho Madison Sguarc.
that We have another fine stock CONF any tenn
Comedy was performed Iv Charles, Erohn:qn..s
artistic finish. with such, perfection Of
hsrmonious, work. as t9 demnn,ttat' nc" not
Hns .n 1ns 'a'I unsn ere nric nnden"e
the fact that the production had cnjoyel n"
hghest degree OF nitisnc q; M,irr , ne ne
The Councillors Vic at the onenn; Of the
Empire. for which occasion an American drama
| of much larger scope has been written in col
iahoration by two American authors; but it
cannot be that the Jerome comedy will he de-
n@a TO u. III PM ~ r nS wnp p. ern r
plenty Of people who can he entertained ~
nriiiiahf per'WTr3,ance o. snrm ler" n
W tren no nater mn no."
Accomraniel ny great nrum.,ni ih A. NJ
E Fl TEST , Case For sh'rt tine "ns new
| comedy by an American writer. wh.sc nminu Is
ton toi " as SOON as it ts shall be reudy ''
o-I--,,. ,u.,, ,-;.st.;o.
The museums not only put ioFsh cuFlosl''os'
| t,inmo,ts ora nl,ntv nd s,nor,liv attractive.
az p'e"', "n" "
the chief performer. assisted in his tcu;s OF
Thought reading" and illusion by Miss
change Of rroEramme for this week Ihe
Hungarian music. the wax works. and the OK,
tnatrn vi a Elan i"n, ,n,o
| literally So il the new freak of nature on view
| ut Huber Palace Museum. ms name is John
h"r.ier,aud. and tho meas urement of his head.
| from chin to crown. is we'll along toward two
| feet. Much OF this excessive length is forehead.
OF jugslers and balancers are ut Hub"r's also.
nnu III tie tnea,pe NJ ,rss M o urn
Hand Is given, besides the doincs OF a vari.
ETY. company in hourly Attenuation. hi'.
nme wot' {" nu and nr .TI n'r" si, yn
IlkcWiss AT H"ILH . I,'u notts >. " r"Si.tFo
nnfeltS At mo,ta nuseuh !, we ,,lSt "nn!
oi."n ~ out Nj; t ,h ,',, ".''y ~,
eiSht lntHeS hiEn: ."ousn M 60 t"'9 CIV
O! 'n ~ 80 :. ,t i UmS Hh
IN Worths Theatre variSty ' emt.rtnt1nient IS
| given at frequent intervals By a company in
Guiding i!tIEe'ald ana Lewis. Shprt ana ;'u.-
and nm, tba P.rkins hrothrrs Ar ynris' N,'~.,,n} :;
| party Of ten genuine gypsy fortune t-l!cr-
calling ttcms.''cc IN" homanr ire' are o!
special lnltrrst. INC wure !tpul" % alA jap
anrSe juSgier5. ,eGllnris,S. ana hrrobatS
perform nnury. iIo,, tLr'","n sinnS an ek'
| posture or lmitntlol W'ilch ever IL !hlv ,e re-
gnrdeh. OF sErltunlisIin methods N .hnok pro
uuna,ih,E, fnu tn lt Thn a nS,'pni IN
iencihs bouts ne thoa'te ~ IoilH" "h'h''-
!lshmnnt mas Two u!s,lnrt PERFORMANCES IN A.
tt..Ina,nh, .!hs uta'h.alr' Irn,ol:'iis iAihnS