The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-28

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Tho two familiar PLAYS OF rural life. The
Country Circus" aud blue Jeans." still hold
their places in Fourteenth street. In
another nor Tso Counts sovsnty
tho kssdsmy on next s; rriasNt sveqftnpg .
proved captivating TO little folks, who like the
nS aTfns display Se la. sc
the iourtetnth Street will come soon alter ns,nJ
.M 1ufs BSrt and now on ton be
s, VIII a. Gsc Ss and
Jennie Yeamans is awaited on the crem vi,
with q deal OF avidity. and no substitute Will
suffice. 1t seems.
Three stars at the two German theatres are
Emil Thomas. Marie Barkany and Cnrl
Weiser. Thomas is the Berlin actor and stage
manager who won his FIRST American iauro's
years ago. and on last Friday night returned
royal greeting. Thomas is a finished come.
Ills w eSr a. II" %I rsan at H%Sers
long enough to play the best p,GsehSt In Mi Mil be
| seen rs Inspector, B,des,g in the drama OF
admirable nerformane. Of Cesar I,i5iain Der S,,
made his rcappearNnce on Friday. On We'd
nesday hs will impe,s,og.nato ths ye Rgiis
Iemanng nights OF this week he sw VII 70 1 tbis
e1n st TTe TSaa ceniuneton q Frausn
| Barkany and Herr Weiser has developed, =
nit tie ts SSrFFSS s ssss s sua
tho new ,partnership, ,To-morrow,, and Tues,
Tst ahs asps FIR w
Nicnnesc actress will soon make her Ahhe exs
| an inexhnustiblc fund Of novelties aud new
| faces ut its command
II is always easy to make list OF disasters
among travelling theatrical troures John Is.
| Mackies "Grimes's Cellar Door" company.
which started out jubilantly with ine%pe-
rionccd capitalists. has closed It's tour YEARLY.
Mackie hccamo dlslieartened. there wetf i t,.
sS"ris S we're t"a " otten s small Ths Wilson
| Theatre company. a Western orEaniET5ton.
Omaha in SAFETY dnGy Tsnk aG n nd
tempiins tate in The Two R"Cmes" has met
Emmett. has retHrncd |" lis Jersey CITY home.
te DSsf AHA Mer5S d nS.nf Z fHss Pnfa
sight" troupe are among tho Instantaneous. cut,
AlillSs company were, lcit uestltute anu on't
them back to New York.
There is 10 longer any probability Of an
| amendment to tho law regarding children on
| the theatrical stage Diversity of motive and
opinion has frustrated tho movement. 1t was
Mt Iirst wisely proposed to Rsk Tn: such an al
iteration nf the statute as would porm' emil
IN piay- t leaving intact the prohibition against
their "mD luyment as Rcrobats or dancers hut
ionn entire repeal Of tue law. and u ,ss,Sia ti,
nbiIl. For years, past children hive been ex-
and nobody thinks Of restoring them to sncl,
cruel and injurious labor. or late We have had
s,s and tiny in skirt dances srasy
to the degradation Of the stage. whcreon tho
tnaspSy j. tHs Ds san LAW saS
II dsroroas EiaysAna ioTbiddi"S thsir nitro nitro;
tho requirements Of the case. But it is now
too late to effect such reform before another
winter.
The more or less serious plays at the comb.
nation houses include, at the Harlem Opera
House. THE Dancin: Girl r. pleasant
memory Of the l.yceum. There will 10
no material change in tho cast. which
has hundsom, Miss Harmed as its lead
ing actress, nor in the. scenery. which Is
remembered! as unconllnonly accurate. and
artistic. Young Sothern is not a frequent Wis
G% oe !" Of rexas IL IS ne eanss
at the Harlem. Columbus The Iepr3ductiIn
prestige OF Frank SINGERS name as manager.
and that is al, imp piled guarantee TINT tn. rsr.
arc T yys Of A tns
f. fsDsa T iii! $is4S ~Si:s VI"
Brought back I" town for short
Siay lhrrs is n" msterA! alteration in this
settlement and i1eroics. The cast contains, q
"1css 'inclndins Nellie Galc Sel SON whose
home is in Rrnoklyn and wh2 Is t g. he weicHm-
th A swr X s's aho
the first OF the increasing series OF Swedish
ueces and IT,, 2,rIiginal, STR t. Wa Gus hesge.
Yonson.' 0th.- actors followed Heege as C'e
formerly a sinGin: comedian with Minnie lal-
mer. At ,lacobs.s, Edwin Alden. vigorous
stock and who la. long been rrnGahle star
in the popular price theatres. will make his
rs New York aepsar1Hnss il Tsn
Tor the first time u romantic cmotinnHi drama.
said I" be from his own pen. and raIlrd :, Night
and the story is one VI love and intrigue. with
tho usual side issues. Arden has eyer since
Yot InF0'SS Tomorrow Will be It's ''''' !" Ne"
No week is barren Of news about new PLAYS
and tha men who write them Charles II.
Hoyt has come back to New York will, the
manuscript or "A Temperance Town com
rctcd aud has Put it into active rehearsal.
NJ. Host, direct, the preparation Of Ais farce
| personally. and his skill In getting his humor
properly de,iyt RCD 70 nm audience is ar in;
por;ant, fact.r In his success. Accounts. OF
Alrxandro Eisson's comedy. LII Famil!o
p0nt- Blnuet." appear profusey in the Paris
Journals. it seems to be the comic feature Of
the Partisan SEASON; THIS is the play Charles
Frohndn has lS'aght f"r. America. and which.
II Is surmised. he will assign 70 his Comedians
during their autum season at IIoyt's Madison
SuGre An aHmaziF$y cool piece Of plagiar
g far away as c1r!tsle England In thas
Blacksmith" was noted by Charles Erin Yer.
ner. who wed to r travel N this cSuntgy Is
smith" is exactly like that OF Kerry Cow;
which Joseph Murphy owns Murphy will
tornor when he hears this. J. Conner Roach
the stalwait lrishman who helped to make
. - han .V IN fnr r. II,