The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-07

sstils soubrstie, and bernard Dyilyn, splen.
did baritone singer, who can also act, are new
Besorn HISTORICAL ~ the change q policy az
ss Viii 2u &c back se e as asis
stars. IN spite Of his somewhat discopraging
Handicapped his first essay will put Q now
He viii iiI play TRat Gill from Msiieo at the
and sss n ha ny fS G IseS vi
who wa was S one Of Tie shining rhts IN the Si
i ootIishts Which he forsook ton, or dozen
years ago. In order to teach dancing. No
Eap.rsd npon our ss co
yer have coached about all the dancing, SOU
breltes of this day; In variety farce Hogan
waaa is'a oe his Tno FAD @
theatricas has reached Chicago inter NIL, but
Ess rot yS eHa M" erazo their annual
%sss 81 III Hs.sl d 1Re t dsy TSS's
&s hs eaIeyed fFe to So sst MI
am Meo au she tes sp sac ss e
$Sss IL ss g. f Hfst Ths %''' tho
The m arket for plays is active. and Its opera
tons have started early. Sidney Bowkett.
young English actor who was In this country
a fow seasons. has sold his drama. What
Greater Love-" to Edward H. Vanderbilt for
England. and to Robert Mantell for this coun-
ts sos ssG aRsisS
croft Of that city, VIII be acted for the first
mS n sst do wsG the emil
flavor. Of its title. WAS ruthor promisingly
t bHn., Ind sps rss nSysy
York politics. and Is intended for production
t to- it It was aetod by Tyrone powor. George
oIsr and %thers OF snWeT in eomrTrhh s
younteor.; ono Of tho earliest, Il tile war
play. Edward Everett fsIce. Who has co!ae
E Se III r% the oSs
Barnet and ii all goes well, thcre will 10 an
elaborate production late this season IS Anna
rroiessionaIs. In each case tho verdict Wa
EaYfs'nF u" sq %fk'"ao tiM ' Ms
Thish Minnie sslgman Is 10 staT Afiot
tor will begin work on nav novel. ".Niobo."
which is to have another years touring here:
i IL
preparation at one of the Australian theatres.
50 that It's authors the rArt%1i VII rShp
arss 5"ki it Ills aGHS rsa
on hand or under Consideration. and there
will be several tests, Of new things at their
peco. and u nlay by the he" author Of As in a
LOOKING GLASS; are among their GassessiepTs;
PauIIlng melodr!mn, struggle Of Lie" will
continue on the circuits, but Frederick pa,n,ld-
inc moi al hpr
Stafford u vigorous young actor who has had
an experience MS n, star In the, smaller towns;
sail from Europe ior home on Aug. =. His re.
port as to the foreign play mart confirms Tint
Overt al wso s in
Paris and London have heon very few. and
that our own dramntists were never more ,,t, de-
6 5e s'f pe%a " into "o EnsisI for y. HSss
both Of Witch al are sI,Sken For. There is an Ac.
tors Association in England. and It's success;
has led t eth "f s II it
struggles Of RED authors who could prove
point a nudge 70 choose the best play from
Tho chosen play to be produced by a tour
ate fee. Could not such an sssonIatiESn
ing 81 share or more Thus. at least. two
plays per year could be brought forward to
live or die on their respective merits, Gus
clever exponent Of Swedish dialect comedy;
have as hero u character quite as novel in
theatrical usage as the ,wede. Robert Griffin
Morri IS. whose pen has accomp shed all sorts
represented by at lnast three plays in this sea.
sohs ventures. iIis III, me,odramatic comedy.
specially organized company and with no lit
tie expense In tho preparation OF costumes
q aGor Tas at e mo hei
under cons ,sideration for performance at the
M Nh M"rr, saG%ars under the NnoE rcmEs
was then the play reader for that establish.
mrnt AN ana hHd MT YET YET written The LOST
Money and SO it was not produced.
Bicycle plays will be numerous tits season.
and tho actors who appear in them will be
expected TO ride the wheel now and then dur
ing their leisure moments in One-n night stands
Actors who are members of good sized bicycle
clubs will always be in demand for these
plays. Tho wheelmen In America are so
humorous nowadays that they can make up
a profitable audience in almost any town Of
fnir size. The first OF the bicycle pieces thus
far hear! from was tried in Omaha last Friday
night. 1t is en- led "Curid'S Chariot" ana is
hodge podCe ofEay m us!c and comic complica-
tons in which the love element is Important.
Henry j. Sayers. Who'll tho Simon- pure author
Eisce. Snyers furnishing most Of the music.
The company contains dozen or more clev-
nounccnent that JohnJ, MrSa!ly and Julian
Mitchell! have completed their rev comedy. "A
hlad Bargain" IorI, 7. Powers doesn't toll all
tho story Of that completion. McHnlly l. M in
dustrious and patient Boston editor. who does
his plnywrting in the few intervals Of rest 90
curing IN his days on" from his desk. lie
had promised to I!n!;h "A Mad Bargain" by
certa date. and Mitchell. his culIahOrator.
saw tho time approach without any indi 'ntlon
thnt MeNaly WAS ready to start; One day tho
Bostoninn was inveiglei t. this city. ON his
arrival Mitchell met him viii, y cab, and tho
pair were driven to Mitchell is residence in
Wet seventy. eighth street. There the
eater d,t,r, %a ,is kept close prisoner with
For three weeks the pair worked without
cessation except for n Gals and for. n short
walk before and after dinner. Even this walk
street; "The result" says MrNnI!y. was
that tho play WAS finished to our satisfaction.
and il is the lrst piece | have ever writton in
which very little is left to Le snplcd at 'he
dramatists.", Tho plny viii DO tried in several
mma,sachpsetts towns bof2rc IT 10 acted in
straight Tip" and Rnchcl Booth, who ho-