The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-02
THE THEATRES IN SUMMER.
COMIC OPERA rs PLENTIFUL AND
GENERALLY EXCELLENT

Fuller Going Abroad to Shock Berlin.
This Is q last week for several plays. The
6nal performance Of Tho Grey Mare" and
"The organist" ut the Lyceum will be given
on next Saturday night Daniel Frohman's
admirable stock company have never work cd
TO bettor advantage than during tho season
now nearing its finish. TO their excellent art
and un common care alone may be attributed
the rescue from failure OF several dubious
plays. Tho Grey Mare" however. has suc-
ceeded largely on It's merits. and 1t will be tho
bost reminder OF the Lyccums season. Tho
company will rest for about eight weeks. but
a troupe organized for travel will make sum-
mer prolongation OF The Grey Mares" life.
The term Of Imagination" ut tho Four
teeDth Street will end on Saturday. This
latest OF Sydney Rosenfeld's comic pieces
is merry affair. we'll performed. and.
therefore. reasonable entertainment,
Friends" is in its last week at tho
Standard Mr.. Royles work contains some
Goins a striking success. At tho DIeI the en-
gageiucat of Bobby Gaylor in sport Me-
Allister' sbcrn extended agasn,and it will be
jay before that uproarlOus farce removes it
self Trip t. Chinatown was acted last
night at Hoyts Madison square Tor the 2lath
Llysium ut Ierrmanns. and the show Is
now very brisk. though not yet unoblection.
Ironch character Singer. who has been
beard in the Howery and at Koster
B%rs, made her nnpearanes i'm in the the
been permitted to disport herself. Her vulgar
dance. it was feared ~ Hermann. would fur
he insisted that " she first perform her dance
in the presence OF the press" which should
yet the Custom Of tho press to st in private
Judgment, on proposed stage, indecencies.
Omene's dance can easily be made inotIensive.
and the dancer herself processes to 30 willing
to make it so. but when last seen it was ~ dis
gushing exhibition. omcpe has q contract
with fleron for two weeks work. and she
threatens to sue him in case She is not rnid.
Meanwhile another odd dancer. Lois Fuller,
who has EXPEDITED herself in the serpontino"
exhibit. is to have u cnau"1 40 make a rather
rrctentious essay in berlin late this month
Gustav AmbeIg has engaged her for the ven
lions. will be the feature of the enterprise.
Tho Hobber Of the .,RMine." has benefited
by its surroundings. Tie handsome theatre
has naturally attracted curi3us playsoers. and
there is II fair chance that the dedicatory en-
tcrtainment will have n fairly long term. Some
OF tho faults noticed IN the. opening per-
proved stage management and repeated ro-
hearsals. But Z. Hayden Cotin. the English
baritone Is not not yet letter perfestt in his
ssS "n or hnoyan he thestro
to he as near Eerfection in DECORATIVE t;.3
good taste can accomplish. 1t is bright with
out being IN the least garish. and it. is SPACIOUS.
It's It's" only Oddly is the nearnoss Of the baIcony
front to the stage. necessitating the over
fhadowing OF large section OF tho orchestra
seats This popularity. according to the
architects. is an advantage to the actor and to
the balcony occupants: but it s,no less dis
advantage to those who sit in the orchestra
under the balcony.
The summer begins with comic opera in
urday The Broadway's revival OF the merry
opera has been attended by all the signs Of
to place her among the stars, Next Monday
there tt tb will br es new AZ e.. cSso %
are flne entertainments Tor these DAYS
The Casinos roof garden opening has again
been postponed; and d., Is mo, now "a, announced
esrran t'u on the Madison san SQUARE Garden
s91, and that is ,a saying good deal. In
made this week. In the second act a new
is msy Rayed by dpg6y Bs and
so9ase IN The Whimsical story: TIs interpo-
to Emily Melviles day. is new in the 'e cast Of
s sa:as:s the s t The
Garden is unabated. The Garden. Of course.
benefits by the Gilmore concerts next door.
Paula Loewe made welcome temperance
sss WI ns d MnSIs
OF atrectionate admira ion. This actress pos
sesses in an unusual degree the power OF mag
sonality Is very attractive her voice is we'll
cultivated. and her stag, presence is, graceful
Ambergs summer season can hardly fail in
interest and importanee: Up at Terrace Gar
den the erman c0mmnnty haze aStcehptnbie
Hungarian orchestra. In the Bowery tho
rapidly increasing colony, Of Hebrew play
this week OF the old Thaia as jewish theatre.
The season ct the comhlnatio ion theatres vir;
tually ends with this week plays. The Grand
'S Hill Sa f lii at this !Satrs KATE Gay
Stevenson. Mark Lynch. and others make up a
cast not often employed nowad4ys in mel9-
n P 50 S4 as Of RH hs nd Mi s hs
was a careful and effective 'impersonator Of
tat no, always ''i manly lHe"n@'': Mr., Steven:
son PLAYED the rrut" |ag.f with his usual
Calm GH has gained siderable favor. III The
7 3 }enn Key is nTHt aG yeIy Anal and the e
ofihs usual and useless Spectacular and real:
"upclr Tom" The, play and the story live on
without them. llarlrm's only open theatre Is
IN' olNmlnS Wtlltn tnlS week mas y DOWu 3
Neighbour" ~ Mark Murphy and his merry
troup"; ThI, farce is thnIy disguised variety
show but al tho performers arc clever in one
way Or another. and sea iuvial and clean en-
teriHinmcnt result. The Harlem audiences
seem to he delighted With it. The season at
the peoples Will ciosr next Saturday night
with the anal inr!orrqnce of Tho House on
the Marsh ny A.":vrn Dallas and his company.
The Fall Of H'evnn," Wcchawkcn's Edo
RADIO, and tho biz ir"worR. srcrtarle are out
donr SHOWS which are liLriy TO prosper these
The latest r"r!a,n raiser Is Twenty
Minutes n!er IN AmhroA." unprctcntiousiy
acted IN , H@ftor Int week nv Charles Froh-
is trivial. hui th."c Stems to- La vii in it's ex
t naitlom' nud the iirr" is li&oly to endure
aatest Is The Tam ly Circle" a,iup;ed from IN n
Bisson play S"Wntd y Charles rohmnn. Ii
II AMM mn,, J"hn j. ,MySaIly ana i|eniamin
Henry L, DiYey. BotA wrtcrs are l'ostnnion NJ,
and one or , re other may turn out !. suitable
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