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

| e''V oonlC Op0tNb put 1OrWHTu loE eho
entertainment OF New Yorks summer play
goers. and all are worthy OF substantial sup
port At the Fifth Avenue valiant and dis
Greet effort has been made to enliven
Barrymore's libretto. and to improve tho act
ing generally. topical duet has been
introduced n the second act for Marie Dorssier
EfG is nGt no sne dSss
asq bs E' Be opsTa at
will reach its fitieth performance a week;
The might msrry s TeSn is t s
GsfGssdS ssn tss
on9ns eontnas IN o sShs fH HOOD at the
Gapdn where the roof concert an %strse
Broadway has King Kaliko." which Tor ali
zest and a iiveiiness that arc likely to carry it
through the summer. Edwin stevens; who no
iS few weeks e is ens"g "st to e pl"y Hem
lcys role in "Gloriana" with one Of the Charles
Frohman casts.
Philadelphia intends to reform it's theatrical
benefit svstom before next season sets in. This
isn't the conventional charity benefit us New
York understands it. but n regular series of
benefits for all sorts OF organizations. from
frcmen. policemen. Masons. and Odd Fellows
down. Nearly all the Philadelphia theatres
have for many seasons had n permanent agree
mont with these bodies. by which the latter on
certain nights sold tickets for the show. Hith-
erto the division OF receipts between the bene-
fcarics and the theatres has been equal. each
taking fifty per cent. This naturally. left .
very small margin for the manager settling
with the visiting companies at his theatre. and
complaints on that score have been
especially numerous during the past
scn"s bnS su M the and Ph rom
next season on the benefit business will be
done on q basis OF I5.rer cent. for the, theatre
agreement seems to have been effected for
the rurpose Of mutual protection and co;
its eticctIveness < suit. looked upon as es.
ta5lishing an important precedent, was de-.
Ssx in AaaS Gnr he y uS sd
been SUMMARY dismissed from the company
Of W, J. GilmHre whom she thcn sued
contract required; she had received twelve
DAYS Notice, Of her diselhnnrge,ii but TINT
for his actor" ton Tie Effect she held was es.
ppecially damaging to her on j., that account
The Judge Of & d tb not take sss w view Of
required to explain his action and the com,
ss WAS Se T yarety
fd against him SECURED the Lease Of M III
vas burned not long ago. and he viii use the
hos. for tn being Sy t oH for h Mno variety
B Brury Ss@n stas ssv p" Mrs I benefit
hight ftS was Eg and brilliant affair WAYNE
McNeaEh made m eloquent speech. and the
Kn one Grant, tnf ann sfTs tin
rymore; Roland Reed. Sig. Guile. Viola Allen lien
An ne echo S' 81 Tony Harts misfSrtunes CONES in
a tIasco. The company are stranded in B%s-
ton. with hoto! bills :, and wages unpaid. Tho
aR It Was III Sns bs that Of t ns
s Started ON out on his own account; Bss:
In In August st she will reappear at Pastors Her
stay this time will last nearly five months;
upon the discovery that he. already had a vito
s s . H in Rs'S" as PHs
fSIe Darant., Who viii Be lifted out 81
Her Fdety Hdee sandroek
rupt according to her, own confession in tho
sper She ws eminenty SUCCESSFUL
in her recent e tna here: and It
wes Psspn tna With her her M
umphs clever ley 80 M on the local va
sothern's COMPANY. and at the Lyceum: Louise
Leslie; Carter CAPTURED Chicago in Miss Hell;
that city. As Chicago is the place Of her cee-
her reception there seems significant Marie
Cahill. the dancer. has been dropped from tho
but the drSl hate Davis Is retained
educated for grand opera but first became a
public readsT the place Of Georgia
sssss: and s3 1ss has b Ssen in turn A
l zsisy and r singer i"s
ass na ha h Ii ?soe has c GySR
tstsrs. Marie Willard. daughter q Harrison
50 is q daughter Of unfortunate Col
McCaull; Eugene o. Jepson and Anna
stock MRS
actress. and of late sho has been in the North
west B9Gssy ray writes to The SYN de-
at the present time. Tho, report to the con-
hension a. have not been seen OF late among
the reGSps hh a
$sSae9 boston: and !" fiSs,adS % the
s%ss Ind srqtreSd ntervew w aas 5% nss
tHFcte. nut lis lfT tuShpcntnlS prevent
from binding herself for more than year. and
as Clarotie felt unable to accept shorter term
than three years. the matter foil through. Tho
Partisan public has not escctcd the Fran
cri,n during Hcrnhnrdt's absence from its
stage. ON tho contrary the present season is
known to have been the best pecuniarily since
the foundation OF the house. George Gros-
smith. the English monologuist and comedian
will make his last London nppearancc prior to
his American tour on Julyo. He Will then
visit tho watering places and reach this city
about Oct. 20 His tour here with Brandon
Mr.
Potter OF Texas" will have as stars Harry A.
Weaver. Jr.. and his vito. Stella Boniface.
At the Museums.
The closing week OF the season Mt Huber's
Palace Museum begins to-day. II will close