The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-28
VIEWS OF the THEATRES.

finish Mt his theatre with Tho Broken Seal"
on Saturday night. rolinau,shing HE stage to
the Kcndais. after whose brief term they will
return to produce Colonel Carter OF Carters-
Vile" q decentralization. by Augustus Thomas,
Of r. Hopkinson Smiths story OF the typical
southerners experiences in New York. Mr..
smiths work was chiefly characterization.
presum ably. Mr.. Thomas has strengthened
the story and built up n dramatic in.
terest. Z. NJ Holland will be the Colonel
,n,Scr. probably repeating substantially his
Aobrr,y In Alabama" and Charles harris
should be able to play Chad. tho old negro ser.
rnt, with n humor both correct aud felc.
tons. II is thought that the occasional revival
Of one act Of I'm Srito OF All" ut Pnimer's last
Thursday may lead to u reproduction OF the
entire play on that stage. The other im,or-
,ant company TO quit town after Saturday
nights performance Is Charles Frohman's.
which cannot return to New York until tho
opcninG Of tho nav Frohman IN Hcyman Sanger
Theatre at Broadway and Tortieth street next
December. This organization has worked its
way into high favor. both critical and popular.
~ ana los. Yssss Mil nr sp WS
II nsnsp asM sE !. s w
asM Th sams VII B. ss
The Lost hnradiss" are therefore avail.
sk. our TIL I'd stock. company engaged in
,lious drama 10 still! giving Squire Knte" Mt
,yed to tho distinct benefit o; Buchanan's
, hu Viii Tic ie SE French oas aaapted ~
.isahoth Mnrbury. In the second series OF
s, sa sss a" om the &c aSns s % not com on
line herself 10 Drowning. For the first read
9 she announces six selections from as
any poets.
.Gloriana' at 1Icrrmanns. "Jane" Mt the
rdnrd. and Love in Tandem" Mt Days
efarces OF one type. rapid in action. well.
perfect in performance. nnd clean In dia-
suc and theme. Allthree have secured pub
approval. "Glorana" scens to be IN
,phatic hit il the laughter and tho plaudits
audiences may he accepted us proof OF
cces>. Tho acting OF Henley. Humphreys.
nd Nav Robson is irresistible in its smooth
nd fetchy" humor Oracle Wilson is riaytn.
.ny to Sfs ssp Wison Slsas E ~ is
.nrans All easy undertaking to assume II r5lc
,rianplRn;ly in place OF an actress 5" :.c.
Nv. Hanry M!I.t wiii %rpear il ,Tredsri.
" cSitam "I raiser Mt Tor G"r lana. |'e Miss
isisI Sss f' ss III nss; s' Ifs
part; Miss Guion was formerly in the WallIck
.t,fS and is recalled ~ 4 winsnm r., and ,lins;
vii end Il WITH this wecE The Erisht and
irtcd farce has duplicated at this theatre
year From, mt the STAN dard Jane viii -
elk to. rhiladelphia where # was in higIh,
s shv w srs;s eSsne M sn at CHI
ago on Aug: q. Johnstone Bennett will then
sks mE trn t. sr s SynT sew "
time to open at the standard early in ,septem
her. Love in Tandem continues at Daly's.
ie month or six WEEKS tefors Lord ' Tenny
sons poetic play will be produced.
Richard Mansfield seems to be satisfied with
Emma v. Sheridan's comedy. Ten Thousand
Year" He affected to regard tho perform
ances on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
as merely dress rehearsals. and the first recu-
lar presentation as that OF Friday night. BY
that time the play had been altered in some
respects, and q much better result was reached.
no, will need to make no change Of
III during the. Issaa,ini Ing weeks 80. q
good Qualities OF Miss sHsriJan' compositi%a
neeome more arpars1t; The pieffss was utterly
ldaiiny requisite alterations. sIimtnations and an.
intended; Miss sheridan's sievsrness Is not
lis presence Enthusiastically.
Two new dramatic troupes. as permanently
constitu ed in membership and aims as these
changing times make feasible. will lie tested
by New York audiences next week. Thecom-
rany organized by Augustus Pitou will m akeits
Row at the Union sausre.while at Proctor's the
new Proctor Turner assemblags will be seen
VIII nne a ess On ~ hess dtba as
to msKs MS at the
n, Tpl them being Nelson Whentcrooift. vi T.
Jane Stuart. Adeliss Stanh"ps. Ida Vernon Vernon.
George Backus;; William Fayersham: and Min
town. Ss sntsd Ee %%d "GS IN
rencs Frsd Hse I aSrHer rb ,e"m utn as
raiser is from, L9rimer stoddards pen;, AN nm;
faniiaE one IN dramatiS writtngaana isrnlled
an English meodrama.. not new In America.
r %s FrSnk Ianas s e Foas FACET join
GendinnIng. LiJbie Kirke. and other comps
tent players.
The scientific entertainment. "A Trip to the
Moon" will be given at Music Hall tomorrow
evening in a radically improved condition.
sssFf s e n s
tIrer Is to bs Garrett p. servi.s, we'll known as
anaster Il astronomy. and an interesting
snd sxtcndsd and a serSs se Should pe atie
To- round out tho Instructive and diverting
Comic opera and opera vaudeville are ar-
ceptably current on the stages OF thrco Broad
way rlayhoases 80 the Casino. the Union
Square. and the Broadway. Captain The
rose" was sung by Agnes Huntington last night
tortle last time ut the uuion Square. H. had
tailed TO satisfy tho audiences who. .ron'em,.
srps her distinct aE H'Gtnress tEinmnh
,Xiiysd; It Will Ie given o.: morrow night;
and closing week OF Miss H9ntington's
city engagement. Az the dushng Pan.
tivating and Important in the workin. ont of
The plot. and that Is more than was afforded to
5yRPiesI and esntrasst ;s ESglish comsdians:
their original roles u Hom'labaise and Jtn
LIeTr The scenery and tishly coored dresses
tion Of PapauS.ie's work. The Lion Tamsr'
and Francis Wilson remnin at the Bru;ii-
Giences have, been Soci's.ously Ieiisn;aeud.
But there must come an end to all good thincI
n,rd In n few weeks Wilson's enGaReMout Wii