The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-22
VIEWS OF THE THEATRES.

~hA
,.al novelty 1t bears the not very compre-
,onsiye title Of Imagination" but II Rosen-
Hbas Injected much Of his own exuberant
.noy into IL. there will he no lack Of fun and
.,,,sti, action in tho piece The cast is quite
,ood mt that is not surprising. for plenty Of
LA actors arc to be had easily at this sen
,,r The Ubiquitous Lackaye. lively Marion
.lmore, Blou Fernandez. Harry Hattie. Alt
Iamp,on, Lizzie Hudson Collier. Frank
a,,,h, Lin Hurst. Lizzie May Timer. Harry
rsu.y. ". " wilson. and Mrs. Georgia Dick
,SD arf \" IS domestic and American. con-
,arning chiefly the difficulties into which a
raa ADJ ms wife become i IN mainly due
rsyiyal IT odd Jed Prouty." which was in
NJ Garlic ,top of New England dialect come
lies IS hheiy to be welcomed By Proctor's
,uaienc"s tins week. It Is half dozen years
,ipce .hs Union Square performances OF this
,mus.rr natural. and artistic play. but its re-
TURN. TR.',bb4Sd Golden y lespne hi. sSeses.
- nd J@t Golden. It will be recalled. is
tSy a srtae 5ee,a. the has Sses sn,
sp,Ious Acur" in comedy. and in old Jed
Fronty hi, rank seems to be definitely Sc;
IN"sglI' have sienty Of new mechanical and re.
llisttr ete'ls.
TIE Bowerys new play this week Is Irish
Inspiration at tho Peoples. The outline OF
The work had its origin with John Walsh. q
clever singer and dancer long connected with
Harrigan's forces: but it was put into shape
for production by Howard F. Taylor. who does
aiea, o; that kind Of work; and generally with
10, atcica as its title seems to Imply. II is a
SERIOUS drama, and is said TO contain an
s s Of seEHs'sf a th' H. fa .aes" Sas
made coed cast r. A. Roberts Is to
as;, the Chief character Con 1R .nIS
s ed e VIZ ssxe s's sHnp3 H
hautei Jarrett. Gortam Ben edict, Dave hig.
sssc a' Lou snd hen ly SFs0 and p the
TssBs. e. H BSase q HIS
Gdiss nss By VT ,osH
written another new play since he evolved
e rish Inspiration"
n a Lyccum matinee on Friday two inter-
estnE plays were presented. The Pipe OF
Peace" quito new to this city is from the pen
Of e. HadLon Chambers and in two acts.
While it was more than ordinarily we'll en-
acted by Eugene Ormonde. H. Bayntun.
Charles f. Inslee. and Miss Ellott-Tage. yet
even their facility and correctness could not
make il very enjoyable. Through the falsehood
nt n young wife. two brothers. deeply attached
t. each other. a.. separated forever. Tor the
a rrnentgnt letter con ming. the news of the
Wis a"a' rSHyh q him In h the h enysspe
sig; Il peace and forgiveness. Il. the first act
!, mt a, 10 sit on the breakfast table. which
~ "rls not a usual thing to do in refined
a " Ear,n several eve long spesehes and
M Ter" pr m fs@ Work nef! sn""sh
r ,.1 for liz comedy. *The UNA EMS Shilling"
l"- laid down in Eobrrtson's TASTE. and
't ant apisra mi style. Herbert kecey.
II. til. Nn.. C,o"r. yrac7'. had only a sun
ID rart ;ns task =; unf;;'ng tn; story
10 Mrs: ,%n.it;;Y: Is .is7g i+.,,sSss; to Angus!
sic y STs a. a. ~ fs a.. ffrre ani to E Ella
'aGnon; ~, Ledssr' S!ausnt":;E .uoH., Edwnrd
e !'s' nr + 'T" Il York the o artist
moral If III" ta!". Bessie Tyrer and Etic
shannon. : n" daughters r1.rectiv.,v OF the
iHIuvrrl shed iTlHrocrat and the wealthy par
v-nu Were -,s in most artistic contrast. The
artjnS Of both wss charatnE Mr Leonard
lirI.. tno vigorous ut times hut in the main
h,;:;,ren4"rihE oil, the character was divertlnS.
co"structnG. and contains many lines Of prime
eX '.lienre
FhH art gallery NJ the Eden Musce has been
Transform into department devoted exclu-
svelv to groups representa-: incidents. ira sic.
pathetic. and 9Oatic. In our nationa! history.
This exhibition will b. open to the public to-
day and will he known as the American Gal
lery." Its contents cannot fai! to attract atten-
ton and To be II educational value. There are
aght groups all historical some containing
dozen or more figures. and fitted up with such
well-painted back grounds that the scene takes
cta ryii ,r yl. itult oil INA rrr
nv far the most artistic and life
Ike yet exhibited at this museum.
The Surrender OF Lee" is the largest and
most Interesting. but The Death Of custer
with its terrihi. realism. will PROBABLY be re.
';sttssbure las a rainiul fascination. for It
shows wounded solder in the hands Of t ths
Aid whil. the storm Of battle goes on near at
hand HoYendsns picture OF J9hn 2, Brown
op MS IS way rn tns to
While the lifeks repress N Of FaTragnt
bel lnSs TO an older epoch. and gives Washing:
tap and his vito receiving distinguished
Concerts will be given this afternoon and
evening by Nahan Franko's orchestra OF sixty
a. Eldorado. over on the Palisades The new
elevators now carry people from the river
70 tho park. Some OF the dancers from the big
forthcoru ng Spectacle at Ecorado. arc being
;mported from Europe One Of the celebrities
brought over is Alfredo Biancihori.
Jennie Yeanans. the talented but whimsi-
CALI uncertain soubrette. will be the star OF
- 7. NJ" next season. The piece is a farce
written W c. T. Dillingham;. ana it is an at
TEMPT TO give more than the usual coherencyto
ayari-ty farce full! OF specialties. Bureau OF
Information" is tn. newest business kink in
. II
and manager.
Pauline Hall has har-aiuaa tor eight weeks |
next winter Mt the Now ruth Avenue for the |
comic opera written ny c, VI. :. Mcclellan. Tn. |
sit' II the new Empire Theatr. at broadway |
ard for;leth street is CLEAR II the old luild. |
'ngs. and the excavation has begun. There |
seems to te no doubt that tho house vii, be |
completed by next December as plnun,I for |
ocrupanSy by Charles Frohn.an's stock com IN.
pany. The theatre to De built by tho Colt |
estate for Henry. L. Abbey at Thirty ninth |
street Wi! not be- done before the autumn II
1888 Ihe theatre TO DO erected IN Last ihir
ty.'"urti! street by the .tstors will be a colnbl