The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
yE,rS or 7HS THEATRES.

40, nri whD t!iIne bti.lnGty enough 6o
Lie tho tc-n.. we have diverse examines
~. ,,.,, Tis -et.rn 20 our s:ngs Of Mrs.
Vas liowa Potter viii. S.n. to tho Union
s,u.,,. tomorrow h'shs. play eouud 70
.as .o,s,lsrab.e attention apon tho actress
a.. ell Hay Tho herpiGo II liberalization
"rmi,s lola's "Therose l!aIulE." TINS Sun
..%.,,,,i,.l tho daring realism Of this pieco
",, TIA ,e.t..su.a.ion OF q bridal chamber
.lr.u.!-ussing G! tho bride Much con-
.".,o.io, 81. Nrs. Potter Ia iise!y to DO called
s'.,h, haze as mas tho sAss In bosom and else.
w.. snt moro vii not 70 lacking thos, ~
s.,,,i i,ia mater on tns sage ns they do in
-, Lyt,c nei,sw sss 1een Mrs. ruttorJ
80 NJ. r s.rco nbo vas ho.o before. .wo
1870 acn. t,,on tt"ir rotusl to Amer.
H., i ..N oa'hs age thcy wero naab!s
49,, .,hcm,iv,s in any broadway theatre.
,,hc,o.hs art ,ant they had no new rlay ct
t",y;n c,:n ,.r id! valao; bwt tn, experiment
,,ph 2o!, aar Jncr Successful. at least In n
.,,n.y wa. AMI no tho Union Square has
..no,,n4 10 'hnn.. A performance lilsler
.|"r'"",mr,ri ~ tHi!cl respect will 90 that OF
% G, ne som ,sf .''HSri H"o HS Fnr an
I,SS" Ihi@ NMalI,rrsl version Of The piece
:% Ms IT. oa sniy ssr ute III e
a. rev .a.r" 70 i. and this ric.. has Ind !.
\ Il. lsr, ot mo Gr:eS-teinpereh. but kind
hearted r 1G,'f lily; who ',sn IRE. Importantly
iii nrdcf.aeea " tho star. and there need 10
r"loaJt,hat those who SEQ him will got n
T,,ssS ard satisfactory demonstration al his
Nic sss psa, w' uss ar ct the
N aT"rr H.. s,a:s VII? have remained with us
S Sn" PEW c f !is saed i"f hHHF'a Ss
san'ari on Fec. "a urd thore will DO n cole
s s H1a 'Sa !%s ny iG sS
Sn VIZ "n.;as'Ng lot e rrs,,y li,,,o girls
i.. :!s E ssfE E IL $SSr z GS"a
vinat1 rilaei Fool" are swimming along
Author C.r"'o', and the actor have made
ilal1 lnr y Change ut tho end OF the :lrst act .;
p. T.: ,.s , : .,, Mn, now ial!s , on
y,inc mil ionat'" to his fashionable friends,
jul ibi' has been, deemed too tame it is
b h i nIaie sss rnS sm %sy be
lie uatety ''heatre company. who have pro.
,,iouey 1'sen invited 70 din. with The Fool
ieny Brought together two widely different
an! nnconGeniai kinds Of his friends is Rreat.
.n the enr;ain wi, fall on
tnaes hs !m.!pss,g,sonation OF the Ioyia YANKEE
"a 11 long .s ee Of ss nsy BSsas
has spent over two years Of time on the
New York stage. 1t must be that people 70
scencs and incidents. and particularly the real
horss race. without growing tired OF them.
M ptss nst e Of the sctUr amt
fanny bavenno5t goes to tbs Harlem opera
ular and powerfully dramatic work which
sardou ,reiashioned for her and Sarah Bern:
haI.t ], sa highly theatrical ILLUSTRATION 81
blovitin. Tor Miss Davenport an exceedingly
effective role.
In comic Plays We are to havo something
new in The rrodsal Father" at the Broad
way tomorrow. Tho author is Glen Mac
Donouch, and description OF his work indi-
Gates that tits entirely farcical. with funny in
eidents croWdnE uron each other IN rapid
fucression., These happenings concern, tho
eety VINO misses the Vessel which is to take
him with an African exploration party be-
snt fallen in love with n frisky actress. He
hides away from his acnuainthnces until the
return of the expedition. and then goes back
.ntion arising from A visit of 'v The
der preposterous turn Of at,air s he IS made
to H-lieve that his lies are truths. George
Gsnhnm Blp .nI; Chairman Ford. the Younger
farce PLAYERS are in the cast; The week old
variety 'aree at the BiJpu. A Society Fad
en'eitainments. and Russell S comedians make
W east eIua to all the dramatic demands.
while their singing. dancing. and interpoated
active members are John DAILY. Luke School
Swratt j. &; Miron; John jennings. Theodore
Mitmars ~, william Cameron, AND Tyrone Power
leads As the t"ng,tress. Amelia Glover as tho
dancer; AMI hate Cart. Margaret Fitzpatrick.
AID Eih"l Orinond as contri butors.
sons:: ami dances. "ATrip to Chinatown W %'t at
y MidIsqn,, square and THE Muiligan
along US briskiy as ever and with no indica-
uon o. stopping until after tho holidays. while
e IN NAY ,y 1T to the end # the season Each
ryaIeG ie!d. for IIoyt and IInrrGan have not
!etle"n initiated successfuIiy. and both em-
lt,". TO interpret their work. The result is
"i eni"rthnnent tor congeninl audiences.
.seFng the Old Guard will 20 To Herrmann's.
! "a! On Friday three comp niSs Of the Twenty
j iarrson nssi t to " be- Ca"ain. Viii be
there :. little ,Tippett" viii have. commenting
VIZ %s a saisnc. PTGS ln FfsF ysr Isf
y nhi"asG far 4 tTHyslinE farce; tpt,Isl
ktiHriial exponent OF ErotesIuery returns to
town ut Jncols:e in. Third avenue. The pres
eI company includes Cariotta. who dances
70 se.lmntine and othe, recently popular
way; Mario Sanger. an operate vocnlist:
y"hN W. Na*a". u iee and clog dancer and
.-rni" Dunn. who Il ,o'l to be u prodigy in tho
tm. D.! .HNerilo " linufore" com ,nriys. but is
how al '..t and lively sou! re!tc. III. loinrl-
To- ~ =, t3rn"gr " Mrnroe a. AMI Me HHnAUm.
~ .i;" > i'aJv.' with Thomas ]. Ryan very
t'sE" .. t." comlr i:niars on. and II party Of
SIN+.n', ~ 4 "uH"!n. so,lnret;rs. Mr. Munroe's
!l'a,t !, u'IsrU aud infectious. He has
.otW Il a.,gvt,iic lately to downtown
1" ',"@rH',G" 81 it can hardly fail 10 tickle
,"' HN'i'f 7ur three comic operas. Tho
i''' '' |Nlnln;Gn" has taken it's place
u, Gil 4.@H'N'ton'i equal Of tho others
o. in!ir Entertainment. although
a'''"H r"lr's.' +: m them in design
st execution, Irr nyrnc-Harrison. Furst
ff"I'i, Ard.ion at III" Manhattan Opo.a
49,, ,"".o contains l'''e that is operate. and
or, ~, eH'" % !r9I"ry rlassel MS u comic
rul''it ',',',,,i, it - ihh:r tni% descriptive to
m.,is lsnSI,G 'arre jill, muse. H. e.s-
!. az" wy MlN"! or laughter an Their.
a. " ,i""' '!'ti 'Hat i, ~ % iTok ns Thomas
n; e' tIt"hc ma n!"!c good excuse. by means
'hnlnughly 'rol, Isrfu.mlncr, !nr
e. 10" i''Ihc! r.'a! icl.ur.!y 1T tho r.. MT
Ii, ohts 50 rr"w d with other figure;
H. 'm'i"""" pa 'Vas lie OF ChlriIm.ne"
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