The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-24

music has never been better sung than Il
now y , Immsdiatsly following SsponTT ~.
Gypsy Baron" will be given.
An untalling Sunday entertainments within
theatres doors Is found In tho series OF illus
trated lectures at the Grand Opera House by
Prof. George r Cromwell Tonight he will
tell about "Old New York." subject with
which he is thoroughly conversant Tonight.
Also Sunday concerts will'be inaugurnted by
Oscar Hammerstein. ct his Columbus Theatre:
II mss eas %hca played nfa
nnssfip q the height o, the, ,hurri:
sers IN viii Be- heard seats viii COST
It"% twenty, Ave e seventy Ave cents. Hsr.
and SO Ham merstsin's concerts should DC sue.
sed Be d hIPsssa q b. ee
Ingersoll for the benefit Of the Harlem Kin
dersarten Association.
In Harlem this week jollity will reign su-
prcme at the theatres. At the Opera House
there will be q novelty. for Fanny Rice will
present to New York. for the FIRST time. the
merry intriGues Of "A jolly Surprise" This
farcical rlay. interlarded with songs and
dances, is revision Of an old French vaude-
a Mia s es xh Ss sfe suited al to
o shass ss Z It ns in d Rls
for icr the ne Clever ma, acspSss. wSose .Sand%nS
and inherent comicality has mover rye yet failed
e rst %tM here sinee her
from the Casinos forces SO that there is al
hS for cordial sFestng
will renew old friendships with Harlem play
goers. He continues to use "Mckenna,s FIT,
ss Rosh not sy
trend Of his piece has been lessened.
blue Jeans"and "The Country Circus" are
both in Fourteenth street. and are both depic-
tions OF rural life: but they are as FREQ from
rivalry from each other as they are from that
Of other plays in town. TOR each Is unique.
blue Jeans" moves on with no break ct the
Fourtesnth street Theass ,sot,I Its thrilling wSnS
piauded it: and the pictu.5,esausgnsss Of It's
s %snss js st With tss .sns 81
lard. Chaplin. and the others IN the cast lends
snauSS 70 Soa Mr.
ths Il sh sFf sRs
t int rosaGt aes s @ sPi
Ks and hf mssS mTe throSsb
Alps. with the comca! little III. {. be bea It
treading the taAbark next season. Somebody
To be ns ps essnS
wonderful bareback riding feats OF the grace
full and daring Meers sisters still excite VIDE
agreeable feature is contributed by pretty
Kate Holloway in her splendid menage act
with two horses.
The Eden Musee has had no moro commend
able or pleasing entertainment within easy
memory than that given by Wizard De Kolta.
RI I'M n magic and illnRiOn ara
world wide.
Augustus Pitou asks the suN to say that
there will be no successor to W. J. Seaman in
"Mavourneen" In q starring sense. but that
"the plays the thing" and he will choose an
actor for the part out Of about fifty applicants.
Helena Modieska, has not yet made up her
mind whether to play In America next season
have not been SO large as her genius deserves
num her tFo% Wtb s1 F4aef
sa' i5 0 Rsy With ?h sa;sssde$ hsFs
has failed, elsewhere. =. The u, Last Word "
paee .a the English act actress Folot FACET in
the Ada Rehan role end sent out, a good COM
sister Of the demented comedian. has stopped
short In her starring tour. discouraged II, by
br5ths sfs Gr avg %hen co
his s ssh Snaay Fin: T0 That Rsns
a figure once famiiiarly comic on the stage.
Denier is now nearly a millionaire: thanks to
bssis % hs fortans sained throash his
ciowning. Mrs. J.W. Bankson. who has been an
sSpss Ssnt shssf %aaf
s to IN It. nnon
ons mssa Nf Eugene rssf no saTns
HS5Hsi
Me ee saEs f Hall s.ts ca Ss
pany gave Sioux City. Ia. its first Sunday the.
atrical performances recently. and. as q res lt
sailed tie troupe and its leading Sabbath
breaker, Texas manager. to whom ths
9ast tried to eroect By taking
sceneres; and effects owned by the company npH HHS
FOR t da1 frseSoG OF house, in u Portland pace
London. They will therefore give up theil
old home In the less arstocratlc Harley street
Five AS will give anientertainment at the
Broadway on next Sunday night to strengthen
| their treasury. They can always present q
pd varied $40 fn f 1s{
The performances Of "For Money" at thu
| Star put william II. Crane forward in a variet!
Of farcical scenes. the funniest Of which arr
those exhibiting the cowardice Of Winfe't
| Fdra1,a Quincy in the cast OF q Colonel OF thu
| National Guard. The piece Is farcical clea
! through. and without other apparent purpos!!
than to be funny on an entirely popular level
| The excellent company. although not EN-
pioyed to the extent OF its talents. still peoples
The play in Lively and slightly . manner RasT
nounced. although Crane has two other piece
| ready for production.
Singers and dancers are Always in the major
ity ON Pastors programme. There will b
even more than the customary supply thi
week. That eccentric dancer and clever oil
darky impersonator. Frank Riley. will Leaf
the terpsichorean contingent. and some favor
ite vocalists will be found in the redorbtabi
Maggie Cline. who has had a beneficial week
rest: William jerome. author Of He Neve
Came Back" and other popular selection
sung by himself. and Mcdowell and Stevens.
versatile team. Other entertainers on TIL
weeks bill! Include the skilled English sleiCht
of-hand performer. Herbert Albin; Max Pet
tingill and his acting dog. the three Albions
George ID. Melville. Crimmins and Gore. Nor
rissey and Proctor. and KisselL
With Marie Barkany and josef Kainz a
stars. the pair OF German playhouses In tow
must lay good claim to Importance In passin
theatricals Fraulein Barkany's success q
the Amberg has been emphatic and well dc
| served. In 1.-The Stranger" last night sh
| played Mrs. Halter. a characte that has bee
Interpreted by the greatest actresses OF ~