The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05

tion Is distinct; and his vehicles in most re-
lcct farce; In the first act there L proyocation
Tor abundant laughter without the intrnduc,,
tl?n OF single sons OF dance The Tni u, ,sd
end OF tho second act. Introducing the special
ties OF sport and his family. while the third has
brisk but never vulgar movement. Camille
Cleveland. Georgia Parker. G. "; Young. apd
nyos s ssy a tSe fSoS % enema
through July. from the present outlook.
"old Jed rrouty." with Richard Golden rs
led. is breezy and refreshing performance at
Proctor's. Tho theatre is equipped to gain
goodly share OF the summer patronage. 1t ia
on one zach side. as reauiTed By tie new building
laws
All the combination theatres have not aban-
dored the amusement field for the season.
The west side Grand was to have closed last
night. but brief rrolongntion has been nr-
ranged. with the veteran but still useful
Uncle Toms Cabin" as tho play. This Is
really transfer to Eighth avenue Of Third
avenues programme OF last week. Jennie
Kaye is the 7opsn and J. U. Randall the Uncle
Tom. There are no uncomm on scenic features;
hut sG OLD sS5y ts$ Wages s
hSrvoys strong Is%sa OF
acted here at the Fourteenth Street. with
Agnes Booth in the chief role: this vivid and
ontiasted is power. The cast for The Third
.ssDT s sSy es H
ennsn this the Esss Us tas.
Farrell ss the colleen. Ths BoSxery s.T Il. the
harlem's verdict is, not in doubt: Farrell
seoms to have found the best success 81 his
thi s s2%Ssay to H bay H vGsEsse
with the summer stock company q that
theatre In the support. Herne and his ad-
There is Q continuance Of "Elysium" at
Herrmann's. Tn. immoral show Is bctter In
an artistic sense thnn on Its first night and it
gains in public. acceptance as the number. Of
ss Dos VARIETY sing M
lie. is a Welcome ADDITION to the cast Thi tsh
Bridger q San Francisco girl who 10 not often
soon here.
The nve current comic operas in town have
diverse merit far In excess OF their weak
points. Comparisons are not OF value at this
time. 30 It will be safe to say that each work
may be listened to with pleasure. The Fifth
Avenues start on its new career was q little
less eventful than had been confidently autic-
ipated. but there has since been wise and rad
ioal i'm provement in the performance. Tho
management confess that they "have taken
advantage Of the many suggestions Of their
we'll wishers. and many changes have been
made In the production" Talky speeches and
intrusive small parts have been almost elm
mated. while some comedy has been added.
]. H. Ryley now has q good topical song In
tho second act, and Hayden Coffin and
Marion Msnola have , romant IT, duet niet
nch their Quite ed IN it's ee F St
poeay and picturesaueness. The stage direc-
ton Of the opera has been assumed by Max
ideas will doubtless be Of great benefit to the
performance. Digby Bell and his merry ASSOC
nsys ice
bly,. Preparations are under way for the ~
tsth and Bel is ass s;9yn de;
Al fa s6s Casino saa sHRss
night n Later in the month it viii be replaced
BY q lighter and shorter opern. to opable the
audience to have moro time in which to enjoy
ana is The he" ws-k al" Which
with with the run OF hobin Hood at tho Garden.
In this p s which at
beauty OF the scenery. and tho interest and
GUS merits. It is not a wonder that the Bos:
tonians has been extended and
ss aa s'{ sa9' s'ss a
sassss SsfdsPs biz !cS win i; Ss5sd
At the Xmbsre, Paula Ioewo. q finished 70.
Ss sad set II
sar." The Reggar Student" dc. The Ambere
sTes .. nS asG at h the
night concerts at teHGx LyeeSm yin com
will conduct an orchestra OF fifty musicians.
and that Is q guarantee that the programme
Gen the nshSp 81 music By
the new Hungarian orchestra have been much
enjoyed by German audiences.
Carnegie Music Halls studies OF the heavens.
"A Trip to the Moon" and "Urania." will be
exhibited for the last times tonight, Thurs
day. next Saturday afternoon, and a week
from to- night. Garrett r Serviss's expiana-
:ory talk simplihes and heightens the interest
been q nne feature OF this seasons amusement
events
This is not q propitious period for matinee
tests OF nav plays. but there is ono venture
some author who is willing to face all tho
risks At Proctor's on next Thursday after
noon four-act drama. The Vandykes." will
be performed for the first time in New York
1t Is tho work Of Marx N. Price. long m excel
lent and peculiarly vivid imper.onator OF VII
| Grande." a sensational p!Gy acted in town
| some seasons ago. THE Vundykes." 1t is be-
| lieved. was performed In San Francisco origi-
| nally. In the trial ut Proctor's the cast will
| employ Price. Alice Fischer. and others.
| Az the Museums.
Doris. not merely content with amusing his
| patrons. starts out this week to both amuse
| and instruct in the same breath. so to speak.
| He has secured tho services Of Prof. II. A. Steu-