The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18
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sBo.setts Fairy BY T. u. 'swartz, will he
tested t2;morsoT night IN nhil9aS,phia at ,hs
s'r ranni kxeo ON the Ts oI { Ms s'ne Se %aiSa HaHl'"S Nt
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s ss!s t. be sh Ics% Ius sns ssn .i Hs w Won dEt0% @aas.a
ny y h s% "ddsd t f"fF! join % E s. sS.iv ,ne9 sEso Wash.
may be Tint "sCiytie" Is Ms WORK. after Al.
harnard's'. Claim, to the authorship Of 'Tihhc;
TIyroioan.' In which LIS. wymar. Is tho star.
Wymnn's contract was made with simmons.
Ing the piece. It Is a fact. however. that Bar;
Wynnn's reauest rewroie one act. lie md
Simmons appear to he on the, outs at present:
Raul Pottsr,s new ria for Helen Barry Is IThs s
'Deacon-Abcille affair.
II Is no doubt n good sign OF the theatrical
times that In all tho twoscore performances
which this week occupy our local stage only
two have n positively sombre element. They
are Tho Scarlet Letter" and The Fnce in
tho Moonlight" Save for their almost un-
believed serioTsness. there l. no,hins II com,
81 s." ye "a ( H u sxssat foa r ss | tIsan n' ii ii Mn,sn
while the Osborne .melodrama is conyontion-
al!y artificial and thsstriS; In eSsh EIesS Tho
deed. is more than popular in the common
s s,nsio q tie s,, So 5I, b SSfs, he !r HHmfSIti"Hsi;
hi%. but was sven e , sa'ins M aRSsdh.faiss :ra for
estiss sq iisu ss'a nnyi his sh,s sa Hs1nt s. s Wslh,pla are a" sSn:
stantly increasing. nre very loyal to him..
Their support Inns been s,Mahhstantial enough to
on the bill at Days this week, though he
saElie1 PT9ggof ed, : sh y. ,S srd to p sInsn,a nIs
tens play w. has sesn : large f fNetq T,r in % "a iss
thele VIII iast until oct !. ana IN ihS cl 4 Ipss
S Gssk he B Ti,I essr'o sns !M rntnSll""'| any T pns
Of which is AZ well suited to him us his pres
ent play.
The current spectacles. alike in their in
decorous exhibitions Of women. are the Gar
den's 'Sinbad" and the Academy's 1.-THE
Black Crook" The ballots. transformation
scenes. and all the heavy md gorgeous para
n mSrs 'seio St s them &c sRs e GaTse snrf FOR %s SIX,
bad's long term must end on Oct. .. II, is not
unlikely that the show could be made to last
has other contracts for his regular season.
For the final performances there are PROMISES
Crook" continues at the Academy. with a pros
poet OF remaining there all winter.
Jane" and Lend Me Your Wife" two ver-
sions OF one French piece. are justinably re-
tanned comedies. in each OF which the fun is
constant and quick. and the acting skilful and
finished. james career Mt the, Standard is
made noteworthy, y, Lottie Collins; whose
original version 81 aTHyra.ra Boom ,de.ay, Is
naming six weeks OF i'Jano's', New. York sea:
the central fun maker is Roland Reed. who has
won no more honest success before New York
n tbis Sris shq iars chat H Tsi win h STAY s0 at tho to s sIm
several weeks longer.
Unchanged operas this week arc "Iolanthe"
Mt Palmcr's and Wang" at the Broadway.
The Dixey reproductions Of Gilbert and Sulli-
vans works have been marked by care and in
telligence. and the measure. Of appreciation
has been surprising. considering that the re-
Yived operas have been SO long in disuse.
In few weeks John drew will come forward
at Palmer's as a star for the first time in, New
M MalXsssf Bsli THe Gfyd he F Mi ! sf fPsstm In Of on" e
t SissIn c fSSmssy' H lnaa Ma Mss f FoI. a is 70 Ii mrs
music is as cheerful as ever, Asouvenir per
v AhuCo 40 AlAouuSCV III bhc VI W.. -.
After all. the fates have been kind to the
show folk thus far this season." said a man
ager. The proportion Of great hits in new
productions has boon small. it is true. but on
the other hand there have been remarkably
few d~isbandments Of road ventures UP to the
present time: and, that is Il mighty good show
ing for the ante;election, period. The refiec-
tion is justified t91 led By KIT the nSrrsS, ro Already y be- q
| transit. Tint is n tritie in eyCeSS Of the NUNS
Der at the same tim last year. The tisscos
have the actors been badly treated. 1t is
strange. too. that the variety. and minstre!
for the unpleasant record. Arlington's min.
stre!s suddenly ceased to travel one nigh: last
week. Al the p%SrlorMsrs were sred'tots Of the
they could not discount them for railroad tick
cts, SO for q time there was some discomfort on
Riaito. however. The variety troupes this year
have nearly all adopted SNOWY and deplorable
acts. Tits has necessitated EXPENSIVE cos:
tunes and a numerous chorus. and the cost OF
travel has been considerably increased. ASA
result. several OF tho weaker managers have
E fasssa; ''t @ne q thsm la;t WIZ ha% e
countcr"d By the McGinty's TronbIes" com.
has been unusuaiIy prosnerous. As an oisst t,
the spell, OF rainy. weather with whicl, il
supshiny days, and all the white tents have
been filled. Only one circus IN the list OF Gbou'
R M,5tS ns' show fo%' Which i,0iii has i been I tied aI0 w i,T 70,
debt in Buffalo.
Horrmann's Theatre comes out OF its lone
spell OF darkness. Tho magicinn-mnnaCe
himself Is the entertainer. but he has the no
unimportnnt assistance Of Mrs. Hermann
and he has. too. some new tricks with .whlcl