The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-14
NEWS OF rnr znnArnss

po1tAn tneatr1cala tn6re comes one almost as
notable in the opposite direction. for. with q
prospect Of two new operettas. fresh farcical
play. an untried melodrama. the return Of q
conspicuous star. and one revival Of q merry
comedy which left us before its welcome had
cooled. tho dulnoss Of February's flrst half Is
sure to be atoncd for.
Gloriana." the new farce Of the week. will
be acted at Herrmann's tomorrow night for
the first time in America. It will be interest,"
ing rs the last production OF the season by
Charles Frohman's players at this theatre.
which In May will resume its wonted place
among tho combination houses" This par
tlcular Frohnan troupe. compact In body.
efficient In performance. and commendable In
purpose. has impaired dignity and character
to Herrmunn's. The final performances. there
fore. will he viewed with no little regret as
we'll as pleasure. "Gloriana" is an adapta-
ton By James Mortimer. a woll known London
play maker OF Chlvot 4 Duru's Palais Royal
farce. ".Lc True d. Arthur." Though the French
il was not until Nov. 10 lat that Mortimcrs
version Of It found place on tho stage Of the
moss the more appsrsnt II has been very sus-
cossful, and is st.ll the bill. Manager Froh-
man. whose survey OF foreign plays r. quite ns
aIoriana for this country. and dA for several
weeks II has la. been IN ,eheprsaI The nast VIII
that piece, henrietta Crossman will play the
Whm se sSs soa snst w ID ri n s
loaned from tho Lycenln for the purpose. will
an av aS S d
Kate Baby. who is from England. viii make
her. Salss %e s Pat asn
s ssa bsI Gss srs 70 male
The Casinos contribution to the weeks nov
comedy. Uncle Celostin." made into English
by Georges Millett from "LOnole Celestln.'
by Ordonneau and Kerons, with music by Ed
mond Audran. In Paris this work had . pro-
nounced success several seasons ago. A
sRoni e BE- smooth and brisf Ianaser XroH
s ses sss Costumes. and sccessores. and
vs s An Tss Mss E ssap sH syys SsT
Vs. TS vii sSs S any
Jeffcrscn De Angels. the s,omedian; Villa
SvR the spo a Jspns yhn
whistler. and Loie Fuller who hgs now come
1s9 That may pe But Faer PIC
turesaue in any Inspect. The story Of Uncle
IN regard to the estate Of one Cste'ti,. who
grew rich as an innkeoper. Some Of his rela-
6s had b SEsi ss,se
stances to repair to tho old Inn. there In vari-
ons disguises. to carry on Celes,in's business
upon many OF those whose society. In Paris.
they had 50 recently enjoyed; Tho 4saeic,.
lac rich wife for their SOM hut Glenn entin is In
love. Of course with another. and 1t is from
this double motive that spring the ensuing
A Planauette opera new 10 town will BRING
before a public. which will gladly welcome
her. that admirable singer and dsshing
actress. Agnes Huntington. In Paul jones'"
was seen only as tall and Alto
will be Visible in a dual character. represent;
ing alternately beaute2us maiden and
u eos EHu sSds mt s Ssss
observes. that this American sonestye:s was
to ebn the o; OF
men,, She had succeeded very we'll on our
own stage long before, For reasons " Of her own
she was u judged upon the basis 81 true merit.
not Of Foreign recoenition:" Tho new work
Is SAID to hay" been witon t9 a.
season. and generally with success The music.
it is aeclared Is reninHer Of the same com;
y
ior American Audiences BY Louis . Aarrison;
in in Dion. France. in the latter years Of tho
series Of COMPLICATED mistakes and harmless
dausiter e Of French MARQUIS. is summoned
from convent to wed one whom she does not
been been falsely imprisoned. and she sets out to
SSy so as are sdlssasSs h.rsc si @ss
other, fair warriors. and thencet9rward
ns wsg Essu on Climax 'hs sere You'd
seenes and stirring episodes in this plot Mss
ae is
l. for three weeks; At its close Augustus
n SsH% YY w p psnetm ns5 East
Straw" and. perhaps. other new plsys; Min
s sM"n Ad S f. da
sham are members OF this company.
The temperance at tho Garden Theatre Of
Richard Mansfield will DO one Of the pleasur-
able events OF the season. That tireless, bold.
and ambitious young actor. fortified By tour
rich in artistic and monetary success; will be
warmly Welcomed TO- morrow night as 10 steps
I ret%rn n" visit ' vii not be unevestiui since i
viii introduce him tn now play; but that
Will nSt be ed ssy nesa
Kari" will be acted Tuesday evening and Sat.
Murday afternoon: "A Partisan liomance"
day night and The Weather vane',;: which
IL Don Juan" in its new Guise-,.n Wednes-
already preparing. Is Emma V. Sheridan's
work. and is a utilization Of the main idea in
acter Of .ytin,ousc has been shaped to ft Mans
Hold, Miss Sheridan is an important member
still the leading actress, and Harkins and the
others who supported him during his earlier
engagement ut this theatre have returned
with. him. In April Managers French Of the
Garden and Sim Of Brooklyn will Jointly pro-
duco a new English farcical comedy with q
very old nnme. Husband and Wife" Cora
Tanner. who saw this piece in London and at
once lonGed to own It. will play the chief char
0cter.
"Jane" returns to tho city tomorrow. She
will be newly housed at the Standard. but
friends will gather to greet her for she went
away long before she had grown tiresome
Since this ono Of Charles Frohman's COM