The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-27
NEVIS OF THE THEATRES.

.r,rs Three Of these reproductions are Of
.snccial interest The Mulligan Guards
nail, will be performed tomorrow ut Harri-
aon,s. This work was tho earliest dramatic
outcrowth OF that still-remcmb cred variety
.how sketch. Tho Mulliean Guards" n Iiar-
r,rop and Hart duet. in which tho humor and
.otire we're 80 keen and hearty as to convulse
the town. Tho travcsty Of the old.fashioned
,.ree, company became famous ut onco. and
an 1iJ tho two performers. who had already
.,incd favor in original songs and dancca
:, vas Edward Hurrigan who had provided tho
material for the firm. and 1t was not long be-
,oro no developed into som ething closely akin
o. ,cuins as n playwright. He acquired SUM-
o,en; xii to place his likencsses OF city types
.,1 his views OF city lie. in connected
,I,y Of sufficient length to Ill an evening"
rims resulted The Mulligan Guards" This
.orly work OF Mr.. Harrignn's will DO restored
N his stage no doubt. with moro than Its first
.ycellcrre OF performance. Mrs. ienmans.
John Wild, Charles Fisher. and the author VIII
hoy. their old roles.
second revival will put different and older
,,,,eriol on tho stage ut Days. on Tuesday.
han THE llunchback will DO played In
,.rsst In this venture will ccntre In Ada
Tah,n's Jana. for she will be measured by an
.x.c,ine standard. and she will disappoint hor
,nhlc II she fails to stand the severe test OF
.omparison with ilustrious actresses There
I. It,le uncertainty as to the brillance OF hor
.,ri.ycmcat. She Is a complete mistress OF
.lher resources. and doubtless she has pre-
n,-si hc!> ii! carefully George Clarke will be
n, YaS'a' Waiter. Arthur Dourchier the
,uTrpi Cres.on Clarke tho Modus. and lisa.
belle Irwin: 'iio Heten
Another reproduction. also on Tuesday. Is
,rsrcht with curiosity because It will give to
fad ~, <.>x L., 4,
way In TO our regard. This English actress has
leen extremely unfortunate. although her
own judgment has Leen to blame In both her
failures to win approval Mt tho Manhattan.
She chose two plays which could not be made
screeabl" to New York audiences. Iona
pespard" and "Ariane" had been accepted in
London. bu. ,hero is no likin. over here for
tho stage depletion Of bohemian lifo. In which
the women as well as the mon nrO bad man
U,ousht over IL conDany hardly mediocre in
aml!5y. am. not such as broadway nsse EN- Llages
liz, American recruits. and Mr.. Mnrius, n cap.
been ads HUI i" the actress The worst "enIsr
lis artistic slns, ana viii .Le permitted 10 o.
Tend no more ii is 10 he hoped that he Gust
and tho u,tins o: tho next PRODUCTION will
in her r"i @rtory will not lie The Fringe Of
Society" which has been withdrawn from re
Ssisr s sr nm S Hc""trs% eur Final judy
ment on Mrs. bernard deere may we'll he re-
nnt s@f Has EsSa "no
hack" the Enclishwomnn vii! subject hersr
to measurement with more distinguished pred
ecessV.s III the role.
There is TO be IN outbreak OF Dumns's THE
Deni-MoEde.' 1t is inctod probably by a de-
gr.e OF success attending The Fringe OF So
ciety' an English version OF the French play
lately acted in London. 1t is this particular
adaptation which Mrs. Bernard Deere an
for which she has substituted "Adricnne Le;
couvrenr perhaps udmonished by the cool
fEss"nttIn Of ne 'W9 other ssSdy pieces LENA
venture. however. later In the week. A sec.
ont rsy based on ths Dumas work Is to be
yeSauSe "f6ereso .Eanain.' the immolest
dramatization Of Loln's story was monetary
hos" til. ns os her asb at
Faith Avenue. and she W enttie it g Decep-
ton" She gives the luther information that
ShWW has been spent already in preparation.
so,th $ilU.uSo nst 9wS gro.sr,y: shs y;
ssay Ss Ms. sSf VII 60 on
preminary tour for practice an! imr!ro,,!yc.
1 pemi Monde" viii be Used by Mrs. James
Brown Potter. at !he unon Square at about \:
Avenue. The original Dumas play deals with
disso!uto women whose life still retains a
general aspect of refinement. and whose male
companions vnss for gentlemen in Partisan
society There Is genius in tho work. OF
course but not Tor many years. until tho lon
don experiment. mentioned. did 1t gain so!er-
a9cs in an English form.
Tho theatres with entertainment under tho
full Roadway OF continued success have Just
closed week OF heavy business. Artistic
worth does not always 30 along with m netary
prosperity in theatricals. but 1t may be said to
n Ab1 Nf In
Fencing Master" and "Aristocracy." The
cash receipts at the Casino on Thanksgiving
were larger .han in any previous day in the
hi ms % the house AZ afternoon ana oven
the receipts OF tho MATINEE and evening per-
IoImanees Of Bronson Howard's, comedy. a
reaeheI ID "S'9 day at this theatre. and It is
probable that the figures were about the sam Q
yesterday 1t is hard to get the truth ont OF /.
support ths icurss. Tic Thankssivins
that, except at raised prices. thore could
never have been heavier receipts. for
seK y s Seem IN
Hh c?Ri91 IN She tHct That s;eph
whe ago enjoyed n week OF money income
s oSsGIn, In!ni6ng It INIT treatre t;mse DHn
CURRENT "s tnayn the eest kind
Sfsurror, taking into account tho quality Of
ths nuhien.rs as well rs thoir size is that Of
tohn Drew aud his companions in The
kel bali at the Standard. This Is the
eleventh week OF tho actor aud the play In
town. and thcv ar" to remain six weeks long.
cr thus going beyond tho hundredth repre-.
fentatiom. Mr.. Drew will not appear there
after IN Nrw York until Il yonr hence. when hi
VIII lie nn"ch n II new play. rrobnbly OF .
moro ambitious hnruc,or than tho polite anC
amus.nE 'rt ta.c'"al orc now in use.
Ihn'Nn N"~ .n-innd rustic dramas. THE
Country Circus with itscnnplele aroma sho "
A. tho Cru"dway, and Tho County Fair
with its horse race. nj ProctorS, are given IN r,
effectively tnan over before. and they are sur,
to provide admiral 10 entertainment al thes,
theatres through tn" no ilhy season. Whole
som" in their current amuse N Z ri tn $50 house
to OF nm afternoon. Tho same endorsement
pay be given 4 eely to tho Liliputians il
Candy at the Union Square. whore the it'll
ect.rs are merry as crigs and the spectaculn
features are agreeable, Adolph /ink's imita
ton Of lottie Collins remains the brightcs
point. sl,hongh tho mimic boxin!: match be-
twren hm aud, FrnnH Enert ls u newer bit o
SoHicaity. y. g. Goodwin Ia hal way through
ms season III eight weeks in A Giidcd Fool
Gi lhe tl'in Avcauc. and there IL TO DO II,
SW"nahhse"i Way win him, this humorous piece
ANN, y, in.ng,nd pathus. having provo,
cnW Nn NE tor lr. Goolwin's purposes. He Is s,
to ,,r;n hat 4,