The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05

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numerous and embarrassing.
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and doubt her ACTORS will be treated iiarly
day s eight With HeiY and the soo" Witch
win then be put away on the shelves
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next Saturday night, Comedian d Creme vii!
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I've The Essts Ct sey
Circus" which Is . a. the , Grand Opera House;
. "A a Night At ths cirsusS Nellie %eaenry re-:
sSo ss her
,ourse. There Is one new feature In tho show. |
and that is the serpentine dance OF Senorita |
Gautior. graceful but much too audacious
as ever John q. Webster, Ben Lodge. |
Reynolds. ]. II. Bradbury. and the
roles, "Grlmes's Cellar Door is not new on the |
east side. but It has nevertheless been warmly
always Of the best level. Fortunately It has |
ialf a dozen really clever players to make the |
best of its moments OF song and dance. and so
Mackie. who plays Grimes. Is tolerably origi- |
,al and effective comedian; with few dis
,ubdme. The chief soubrette is Louise Sanford.
good singer and comcdienne; and the cast
,therwise is capab lc, Including BeatriH Hamil-
on. Grace Vaughn. Kate Romaine. Ed. Lang.
md John Bryant.
? Why Minnie Renwood Did Not Dance.