The sun., 1892-05-08

1uion. who must not be COMPOUNDED with
m.tnes ssS n tondon sSSs two months Sso Sse
!$s' sis sS!os Se!s!s Ssss.es y
The pretty y women In Miss ns nhelyestt ess,tons ans
s%sp Se here ststsmsn %'i made apparently
authority thSt Mspde Harrison wi rs
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been passed principally in tho stock com
panies under pamer's management; anors Hard ard
morrow. Five. weeks OF travel has been SSa
hssM hsHuntter ter9 sovsreignty ar and later the Multi
gan plays will bo reproduced: There wiil
p Se q? tRo R@D'stanf comrany With last nights
S Mrs. the John r'h breW srfs hs
thirty. one years term as manager and lessee
Of that house. It is excellent Testimony to this
16Hs r6s fpF Rdo GTe IN %9S CHASE
T n tss asas in Of hG spmSay nna
% has been % lost to New York view for year or 50.
s be- pssn ss E!ERRs SRSs
othor city could 9 prestid!gitateur make per-
R'Paa. Fiss. i,SS Sos familiar SSres on The farce
stage s very Ill., WITH symptSms 81 insaanty.
SSors s'l they wsns o
.Ss %sISs .fss$S s ios se sPs, =, %ssssst ,%s
ss S!sa GScsas that % will be Mrs Sernap
mako his debut next week in the safe retire.
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act all the twelve % n peSe by him.
tsF hsy last saGs SSS
from the bills Of the Paris Bouftesi iparisicnnes;
Frank 4, Tanne6ili. r.. tho comedian and
e5SseYs II TIA TG 2% e!SnSs
aff NiSs s the ss s " Thorn "as Mnsse
Mitchelrs. and dozen other troupes have
Who's; Whose probably fatal illness, was reported
shopping in that city. on Thursday, Young Mrs;
Robson has IN much sh to i've for Her husband
e days ng neoa OF
travel; in which hardly n day had gone undis-
turbed by attachment or other legal process;
San francisco. and have beer Welcomed there
with the generosity for which that, that city rs is
gaa ha!s s a Aired snh yma r
IN tns city SsfG ali The W Sf Frohan
Enterprises and their ofrshoots. The post is
apa sInssr bnss one Hsss
successful spnllcant for diySrcs Her bus bus
band was George Gould OF Worcester Mass
Realistic mclodrama has place in this
weeks change OF programme. At tho Grand
Opera House The Struggle OF Life" will be
reproduced. with Frederick PaudinG in his
| Iii. tfnHl l,nf
triumphant young hero. An the rich and nc.
curate scenery displayed IN the Br9adwwaay wa
performance, will be shown at the Grand. The
east has not been changed.
Across the Potomac" has three weeks
aside for an extended tour in tho fall. Moth
ing has as yet been planned for an ensuing
| close for the summer.
| "A Trip to Chinatown" Is nearing its 200th
performance at the Madison Square. On May
| 20 souvenirs. common orative Of the longest
run ever made By farce II this country; will
| be given TO- the women visitors Trip to
| Chinatown" is to remain well into the summer.
The spring wave In the drama seems to have
| no material effect upon tho vaudevilles. Tho
| programmes at Tony PASTORS. koster Balls
| and tho Eden Musee are not devoid OF novelty.
! At Pastors tomorrow night an entertainer
new to the professional stage will be seen.
| Amy Swain is her name and she confines her.
self to jubilee chanting and dancing. Miss
versatile. Size, is tho daughter Of Excise Com;
" S AnS''T s siRsn n And And
fresh ne OrodSns Of Ssracsrs ms" d
"0liyer Twist Miss .Fenton will imperson-
and Hil SvEes. Dutch DAILY and little Bonnie
Thornton arc retained. Others are, Harry
Hardins Harding and FS Hh Sid. Harry and Mildred Kou::
c!ere. Montague and West. and Frank Riley.
The usual changes Will be I,i made nt koster M tn
Spanish Students. Still holds nigh. Necro-
nancy continues the Eden Musee's mainstay.
stage ia another fortnight 2 new depart:
viii be formally opened. The Academy of
Music will also have a variety show this week
buresque company. which remained at Nibios
fat + shti e e sas the
a taS9s is s nsq tn The
The last nights of William H. Cranes oc-
cupancy OF the Star are at hand. The flnnl
performance OF Tho American Minister" will
occur OH May p. whom the programme will be
made unusually interesting by ths h intFoduc;;
his engagement Mr. Crane will 20 to his coun-
try home at Cohasset. He will not play IN the
city again until next January.
It is not yet too late to chrlsten and to
sample new plays. it seems. Half a dozen
tests have served to disclose no special value
In the fresh material. however. though one OF
the works has interest in its authorship at
least. 1t Is "A Modern Husband" and it is a
farcical comedy. announced as original with
Prof. Alfred N. Hennoauin OF Detroit Its
hero is q scientist, immersed in his expert
ments. He marries young girl to secure
houseke eeper. and does not treat her as his
wife. He discovers mode OF producing din
monds chemically. thus becoming instantly
him into one Of tho boys. and he Is thenceforth
aiashionable q man; After some months ION sinU Of New
in order to enjoy his new life, untrnmmclled.
but his wile also has Leen trnnsf9rmed by
riches and her dressmaker. and he falls in love
with her. Shc however. insists upon DIVORCE
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