The sun., 1892-10-07
AT TIE AMBERG AND DALl'S.
7BO or otR SToCK COMPANIES at
NOME IOR 7HE SEASON.

The German Players Of the Thsatrr In isv.
ing Piace - An Artts,ie mad Gencrany
Powerful c,r,rmnnce orc aniiie."
without undue boast. yet with NIL the signs
OF confidence justified by u year of excellent
endeavor, tho Amberg Theatre In Irving place
has rather brilliantly started its now season..
This playhouse. the only homo ot the German
'rama in this town. and undfniably tho best
representative of its class in America. must
be regarded ns n very important contfibu-
tor to contemroraneouS theatricals. The
work Of its actors has always been
earnest, intelligent. aud valuable Upon
its stage have hcen presented in
rand succession tho novelties OF tho Conti-
mont. and In AL its productions the methods
observed have been those of our own first
class stock theatres. Tho German speaking
section of our rlay.supportinR communityhas
thus far proved Its loyalty and its good sense
by substantially encouraging the AmberE ami
its projectors. Now that brisk season has
been inauguratcd. it will be Of interest to re-
cord the fact that all the circumstances point
toH renewal of last years excellent artistic
achieN ements.
The plans for tho fall and winter at the Am
berg promise several notable affairs; IN ;ew
days Emil Thomas accompanied by that
sharmihs and versatii, actress. Betty Dam, IAN,
and wn % rs1 affH,s hsr yS sSn
first special one Of the season. Before 1t ends
tnst H%eses. most 90 ,'S; Which % Ssss sneG
the German endorsement, Later on there
s,1, VIII be 0thor but less tAat ,Se
rSr the 'hc stage is qsS"
Of the, theatre. This assemblage Of well.
trained players is spparently so secure IN tho
siIord to use . very Old material Tor las sctsd
,hs week IN n2thinS rn never than pie u ns Game
Of the magnetism Of the French aud English
iorrs.. the AmhcTE was we'll ilIed last N, night.
hard indeed.
The leading actress in the Amherg stock is
fer mich by comnnrison with the best OF our
own candles, Fran'cin I.eithner is personally
r)ie is seldom faulty. II she is deficient at all.
somewhat by business and ovcrelabnration.
But all 'nihiHeS nre Judged best IN their death
aa icand wtS Tn"en ef nethnr n"
that direction. Her sim ulation Of ,o'"iHe's men
ial ilrmnessard Ehysicsl dissontion i parti9n. .
it was rewarded last night was we'll won, The
.armand, was Herr Hillmnn. u vigorous y not
was Horr. Walter. whose dignity and polish
were again asserted. Tho lesser roles; with
ss"sSy sni hs
mounteu. though xpensiyeness in costuminr
vas nnt rnJn nnnnremt M. niuht tho sinrs
viii viii appear apr V in Die ltN Msmciren s i.s Tsnse!s.S %
less be well acted. Herr Thomass season will
open ON next Monday nIght, with tho first
NJ srfnrmanc, mi !, amerira mf"I,ur Inn Jn.n.'
pe''ofinane' III tAnlei'eHo ] VI o"' 'on a""''
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The regular season at Dalys Theatre began
last evening. The play was Or. Oscar Blumcn-
that's Little Miss Million translated from
the original German into English and local
iz.l to Now york Nv Aueust,n Da,y who hal
devoted his adaptive pen chiefly to the extend
ipp and hitting OF n role for Ada H,hap. Tho
""u S soomn y" - h"a M fo, % ,nat Wis., Wi". pohnu
manager seemed TO nave .e'l , INA. Mss henan
must have even mora tban ber usuol
.,. nv ,,'.H
dominance OF play ana players. lhe beauty
and ability OF this accomplished actress wore
MIC snlavad to good adv,ptnya H,r onnor.u-
W soa az a,,,.a ,ss Th.
nifty and her success aliGc were great. ihe rest
OF the company did pretty well. under sub
able favor OF a Handsomely attired audience