The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-14

the Hungarian orchestra remain In order dur
ART gallery ape permanent iessarss q atsrsst
The one new vaudeville offering OF the. week Ia
an mmS who w MAKE
ter Balls hall OF miscellany. Amid beer
drinkers ausfIs and smokers putIs. the ep,s,.
Daiour and Hartley as tho leaders, st present
the newly wly,S adapted ,SntrayaganEa The VI
villcrs will help to enliyen any dull lnterims.
Tho nearby outdoor shows and the pair OF
roof gardens In the cty's borders are prosper
ing to fine degree. Tho prevalent dog day
calorc is Just to their liking. Across the Hud-
son. on the high and cool Palisades. largo
crowds visit Eldorado to witness the magnif.
cent speetasclse representing Egypt Through
the most exacting and iaded am N SsaDe rt
seeker seeker; BeSsdeS TIE big spectacle an excellent
eSe Sy ns band BE-
altogether enjoyable promenade concert winds
Down at Manhattan Beach. within sound
% Inc rearing i, snTf GilmSres annaa ubiG9
BrEhton, PAIN SON 0 present r "%Tf{ HarnSs si
al eysRSnE excsp. M9nPday to
cyo either. In fact. i Is tho other way. RiSai-
Flora Fin ayscn the ehici contraIto Of the Rcs:
Square Gardens roof programme Tor tho sun
day might ooncerts only. She sings selections
English ballads and spsnsb RETAINS .' thrown r
In for good measure. Walter Damrosch will
continue his Magnerian concerts two nights
band. and Dinns and Burns as the chief fca-
turos.
Activity is observable at nearly all the
combination" or weekly change. theatres in
tho metropolis. The Bowory's now season
started last night. when the Peoples AMI the
Windsor offered attractive bills. in which nov
city was partial feature. The Peoples had
in the melodrama "Fabio Roinani." and the
Windsor, was enterprising enough to put forth
way standard. too. which is to be u house Of
on sn term Gn
BIos s iads&es. Of tSs merit T f Iis
essWhefe Miss s"es esss s at the
standard is tor several weeks. The teneng
Tempest is to, be the central figure. will
y at the STANDARD next month
Snel:" Josephine Florence shepherd and
s Msar Of Of 81 sissons 'V Old Someds Wild OATS
Hatlems season i% started lat nghs when the
the Marsh for the first time up town. Oscar
Hammsrstein's other theatre in n, H 5,I the
raSs It's st
night. and will remain in darkness this week.
Charles A. dardner the German H dialect come nn;c.
him: The. Union Squares managers had
Will reopen it a week from to- m orrow night.
whom q play called The kentucky C9ionel"
T 9s rom It naS SSe Esd BY KkSs
Frederic Bryton. John 2. kelerd. Gladys Ran
kin-Drew. George ), Robinson; and Florence
bination theatre in the city is Niblo's. which.
after all; is to be sparedt to US nemore season.
Stewart estate. and they have become so in
terested in the effort to preserve its useful
STARE in the expense ui redecora.inG aud gem
orally rsnovatinS the old house. Const"Gk
vii! slightly reduce tho prices and radically
urday night. Aug. y. Its doors will be thrown
back for rather ola be rate revival OF - Around
kiralfy production. but tho version Of ". J:
ileWing who % long age Successfully successful fought
drama. " fleming e.. too. once managed Niblo's.
and its old-timo supporters are sure to well
has been fifteen years an absentee.
Charles Frohmans Comedians have occu-
pied the stage Of the beautiful new Fifth Ave-
nue. Theatre during the past week. sustaining
fully the good reputation which they had
gained as interpreters OF modern light COM
edy. Joseph Holland and George Drew Bar
rymore are still the leaders in this or-aniZa-
ton. but moro interesting by reason Of the
novelty Of their efforts before this public. are
two minor members. Charles $. Abbo and
Minnie Tittell. Mr. Able comes from that
famous training STAGE the Boston Museum.
He looks young. but his method is sure and
his facility considerable. In the new Bisson-
Gillette play % ). tiled Out OF Court" lie char
acterizes admirably "man-fsh" in every
day attire. ubsurdly proud OF his tank
feats. and constantly surprised by the
smallness Of Ills professional celebrity. Miss
yittoll is q California product. She gives
much drollery to the short and incidental part
Of an Irish servant girl, Another recruit in
this Frohman company. but no stranger to
Palmer several years. is Agnes Miller. There
Is samenesS to her ingenious manner. but
she l. always very agreeable. Settled Out OF
Court has lost some OF its words since the
then. and the removal OF the ovsrllus has ne left
episodes. too. Settled out ., Court" is not a
boisterops farce. either in itself or IN its ling.
e sHs ssrsts Ys Is ry w mon nl
tases him. a and Hs no c An"n as hS over
les lesson the piece It s that really *! ta ly
u. IL
this fellow whom Mr.. Holland PLAYS spiritedly.
Mrs. Barrymore Is not so well or for matter.
She impcrsOnates q young and gay mother-i in
law. trcked into Irritation, and SO subjuc nted
| by the son-in- law. but. while much is done to
her, not enough is done by her. A less accom-
plished actress would suffer more than she
does from that drawback. NJ. A. Kennedy COM
bines gravity and leyity cleverly In his per-
1t seems sure that Settled Out Of Court" will
maintain q full sized Place in the sories Of
Frohman comedies
The new dramatic season will scarcely be a
notable one for shakespearean productions.
Yearly tho Bard OF Avon is neglected in Amer
lean theatrical speculations, and now only a
faithful little band OF perhaps q dozen star
actors remain under the banner OF the classic
drama. There is no excuse to offer for the
long continued public indifference to Shake
speare. but the fact that 1t exists is incontro-
vertible. This soason's stars will portray
only roles In which they have been previously
accepted. There will be no elaborate novel;
ties. no pretentious revlvals such as that great
one OF Julius Cesar ut Booths years ago.
when fidelity OF scene and excellence OF acting