The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-20
hihi. his invention in STAGE. realism. the race

place before the spectators. has mnde the for
iuno Of tho inlay aud the Ingenious actor. Tho
ss9 e, Inc In REtse TSs ,%' Of nile
acconpiished ~ means OF rapidly ~, hi
section o' the door. aud thcre Is mothing p ra
the noise OF the machinery to lcsscn lnS re-
markablc eject. The der!giion OF New v E9E''
land ,nrm life embodied IN The ounty t ,.nnr.
ncisp hsnS eN Clearly drawn and tic Incidents
quite reasonable There is IN eXte . n, ~
thu Hr2awa rI I'm ar2f hnrse s dramas viii
last for considerable periods Ihcy arc gooo
things in their way.
Tho week. exchanges o! familiar actors ana
plays at tho theatres devoted 10 'ra'eiihs
nnr,noni,s hrirrs forward L. S. Willard at the
Star This English actor is worthy OF the hieh
respect which he enjoys among thoushtiui
Observers the stage. He is sterling player.
artistic in all his intentions, ana Ges4rsl.s
in his Performances. His, characterizations
imrrcss themselves in3elibly upon the mind.
ma that Is a good tost OF their dramatic value.
Tie tiay tomorrow niGht will be Tho Mid;
ilcman, IN when 10 va; properly regarded
Willard remains under the management OF A.
NJ. Ialmer VIII. has assigned TO tho support
% EGyGi s SHT:t9HR dt of Esh. Mirps oSr
!SI IiF55ll!day. KEITH wekemsn iIush Hart:
Grand opera House gets. in the. weeks general
shit Of tnat diyeT r; t and ,Sy
one entitled flgnt BollS. WIN Jus lnOTOuIn
mime. and scenic tfickery. the Byrne Broth
erf lead the comnany as 81, hIthert1. mnrlsIm
diGerant stars now before tho public. in Marie
Wainwright at the Iiammerstein Opera House
Wa Val VIII ro VI s"" Amy Su RoSsart.
very romantic stage version Of SCOTS novel.
emIell!shen VITA ilne scenery and costumes.
viii n %S and H MILAN s tSs
ircinnd Of K, course ,a and hus show really re.
mnrkaOls instance o. the inheritance hy an
actors fon Of the fathers MAY AMI saisHts.
iair"d .TritzS popularity, md. though un-
prepared ipr the un,IIe,5,it"SinE at 1Ist. he he
NY. the Bowery, f9rE the first tine tine
has n an s1%s and fSs. S srh IN: nfIss
i'll "Gemtleman Jack" play IN which his own
exreriensSs, as an athlete and rngi;t Is en- On.
With him nj the '6 Grand a week ago. Tho star
At JacoG.'s IS .Fdwin Arden and the. rlay is
cer,sd Combination u iorii acting and 70:
mantle mel odrama;:, This season. revival OF
Tho Lases Nest" Is ciIoc;ed Win YIN irst,r. Tate
ton Of musical srocialtss in the dance hall
scene wun is provided at ihH WITH" III n ny
ton. and others in the. comrany Of Aunt
Budgets Hasy."' hich has cen reinforced
considerably in Imaginable material
| Several benefit performances promise to
| yield u good moneys worth OF amusement.
| This evening. ut tho STAR volunteers from 4
| half dozen theatres will give an entertain
ment in aid OF Mrs. ". S. Mullaly. wife Of the
dementsL orchestra leader At the Bijou to-
night another large party OF monolosue
artists will perform for the benefit OF Billy
| Birch. the former negro minstrel. At the
fund Of the Theatrical Advertising Agents
dsrss Ne9 m
noon; nj The rHorlss tho WIDOW OF NJ nv, nnr:
r RI m astans Nh % aea fs Mi"haa I Home
will lie aided through amateur theatricals at
the berkeley Lycnnm next, Tuesday evening
Annie Eva ray W i'll give show Of rr1fcssedi
genuine spiritcalistit, phenomena ut Proctor !
this evening. Miss Fay has Just returned
from u tour OF Europe.
Asweepng allegation. to the effect that there
was hardly any honest dramatic criticism In
tho newspapers Of New York. was made By the
Buffalo Express. q generally careful and con
servat;ve journal. md the charge was based
on what travelling theatrical managers had
| reported as to their experiences in this city
| The Express returns to the subject us follows
| Tho Erpr>. agrees with the New York sun thar the
does no, doubt that many them rarEnia,ed IN
another not only IN New York. hut IN Other
JUS a. wei to be coward II there any hnaneia ss
It nee. only be said 1a., Il. oe.
sra 1 nsuSG Il i s s p St
on a. for m h' @ reason
ns,,y YORK s,.c; mater ot =,
and upright ne w.pIper it issorry that such venamty
et iS .
M sf .a n e 7nsss !. no
has from time to time The last tour or liye year,
in these columns ons Of current ISSUE TheI. wa.
% OF int" TO a. s"I Of
,So1a n eonaGe,ed b. New f"rs newspse not by
| OF the Buffalo Express. and OF every respect
nilc theatrical manager and honest )nurnu!
there are any. besides. there is a sneaking
coward ice in indefinite accusations. The n
he and ae .o sh wH snS
stnn,ia late or. retract them. Name the roaues
its last number to interviews on the subject
reaches the following editorial conclusion:
The subject OF "cemmisson critics opened recent,
s IN pa ps, mai fFI. has @
Of Nsw a SF sv as a, Is sar ." ara
news! atefs in New York-tyw in NUMBER but ennras
ia ION IN journal matinr-tnat hay. sought q
The ana valve Of tss t ,hsa n
u SnCh Advertising seems to DO true. This method i
ut a t"
nansry1n eject an extension of Of
III, brought hear upon and are Nsi. TO hose who
advertise to abuse and blacsmM where the critic
solicitor /, unsrcrrs.fn is evident 1hcre can he
Goult that sVch method is typical NJ business y,
sorts at business done nowadays. bat II Il
ru,l. remote fsoin al mo erhir. q Journalism
~ ine rthier functions OF journalism have
l"rn rn.trr'Out As mas been tHtsrs'eH. ih'
s,HeIen"r N. pArticnar matter has II oier elite
clhin generaty N New ork. FOR some time m "tn.l
IL Uu:.cN' rIni to thu theatre expressed hero
Hcwslt. er readers here Know. MS readers outside
nuYIt u discover that the leading Journals OF New
in!. arc abb lately Honest in their critical expression
AZ 20 the Rn|ofs OH among dramatic writers, they
represent r'uy incm,e,'cs, and relatively 10 bs
r"-drfr "n'i 40 Tie hangers on % othe. professions
are ,'nsteI.t
II there arc nawG tGHors that soil their read
ing matter Ms wu.! rs their advertising col
uinns. thai i, one Ia! 'hng: but tho reckless
charge 81 bribery and hdcknaii given by the
buIalo A[peNS on heha,i Of travelling mana
GERS Is quite another thing. and worse. These
hc"usera arp towards II they will not name the
Ihsras. and 1t Will to fair conclusion that
they are liars, too.
We are to have Ms. James Brown Potter
after all, and kyre BcUew. too. This comes
about through the Popular success. dcplorable
or otherwise, OF tho drama mrda ont or In),'s