The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-17
HArs or TINE THEATRES.

Avenue Tlhtro Will occur on Aug d ana tho
occupants a the staRe will be the company
already We known as Charles Frohman' $
Comedians. This arrangement will put an
exceptionally flne and successful organiza-
ton of jovial layers into Il beautiful uptown
house. The ply will be. Settled Out OF Court"
writton BY Bison and adapted by Gillette.
Tho company $ OF more Importance among
tho Frohmh enterprises than any Of tho
many specia casts made up by him for single
PLAYS. as It ismcant TO be permanent body
Empire ,rheatn. and tho expiration OF tho
term ao the sto d1a%s to
pnSmbers inSade jo,cEh Holland. Agnes
Joseph II. Humphreys, Georgia Drew Barry.
Gha r srri, ffys tys oamEp1
Out d Cow" isIndsrsto?d {" be ono OF t hose
piece, which alm"uGh tnrrc@ in much q
&c" eSs %G lSysF M "tsF .sh
Smphant; the FIN Avenue viii have S'" bril-
liant start.
Tho three outdoor spectacles continue to
snsross very largely tho attention of people
In quest OF Ju!yRmucmonts A visit to either
OF them involves an agreeable. though brief
trip BY water. pleasam exposure in tho open
cir on getting thee and much satisfaction
from the show itsef. At West Brighton the
spectator is made tocel like foreign tourist.
for The Carnival ofVenice." with its Grand
Canal OF reni water ad its fine representa-
ton Of st. Marks s<,are beyond. ia so
spacious as to produce a, almost startling i'm
preston Of realism. Tho allet is picturesque.
but not remarkable for numbers or skill.
Several athletic specialtiesN xe excellent. The
illumination Of the Venetanl rildi,rs ia ex
ceodingly effective. Tho Painareworks. which
are. after nil tho dominant potion OF the en-
Reash the exhibition consss M aitasatT"r
plays have been AMI Srrisetcd d' IN
a way to constitute q whole eyenihs entirely
ons at Edorsad Gf Ttn
turtles" condensed and acceleratotsy mtrg-
Ing two nets into one are viewed witdelight
III" dancing by tho half thousand mS and
visitors tIan sven the flrsterats music diane ens
thi- evening: These suburban resorts hfse..
no doubt, caused the closure OF several CSv
ali sumner. but they are highly successful i' 70
them. and for the crowds Of people who 70 tc
see them.
Tho music under Damroschs baton. at the
Madison Square Garden. will have rather bril-
liant characteristics tonight. the composers
being. Herold. Saint-Saens. Gounod, Svend
sen. Modkowski. Wagner. Beethoven. Masse
net; and Grieg. Monday will be populal
a Wagner night. and thursday an opera night
There has: been a turn over in the dog -da,
plans Mt the Madison Square. 1t was intended
that Hoyt's funmakers should give way aftcl
the first week in August to Charles Froh
mans players. Tho remarkable potency O.
"A Trip to Chinatown" however. has caused
It to be arranged that the farce shall enjoy its
% s to the ha S hs WSe
Thomas. The ,specialties in the Madison
sn! sns @S viii
kept in readiness for use when necessary.
Up In Actors Alley the story 10 told Of how
the departed old Snowman. Adam ForepauGh
was once imposed upon. The veteran had q
laundering after performers with hGh-sound
ing names John Gallagher. an all-round per
former. had been with the Forepaugh forces fol
several seasons. and one year. when he sought
krenewal Of his contract at a weekly salary Of
S35. Adam declined to engage him again: Gal.
lagher thereupon wrote to ForepauCh. at Phila
dephia. that ne had Just arrived II New York
erlque. He put his wages at s125 pei week
with expenses. Adam took the Init. He tsle
scceptance Of the terms. and Gallagher signed
forepaueh discovered the Imposition.
Nearly all the playwrights are busy. whethe
at home. on mountains. or at tho sensible
Henry Guy Carleton has several dramas OF
the stocks and spoken for. The one he il
writing for Nat Goodwin is the apple OF hi.
eye. so to speak. and II 1t succeeds the author
will be n substantial gamer financially. Good
win is a hard actor to equip with play. His
peculiar personality. his eccentric methods
and his irrepressible tendency to exagGera
ton combine to handicap and discourage thu
man who sets out to produce for him anything
new: nor is the undertaking rendered less for
midable by the actors invariable demand for
part with some seriousness in it He has Ions
cherished fondness for an intermingling o
pathos with his. drollery. and he would sue
coed tolerably IL. expressing those varying
tendency to clown. Probably no American
comedian OF this day is SO comically uncertain
lin sHf as it Viii NJ Be- Gast2e
bit OF dramatic tailoring A Job in repairing
that will require some nicely 10 tho recon
drama. "A Heroine in Rags" 80 that it viii
bs kbnHs k S5 the starring
used campbslls play the text was just is' al
he wrote it Campbell was skilled II
I'd sgs his In
years this particular piece passed into the
hands OF actresses who combined singing and
dancing with their dramatic t4lents, and some
OF the scenes had to be rewritten In order t.
excuse the Interpolation Of 'spcciaties.
Miss lsober does not sing or dance. and SO the
play is OF no value to hor In its present con,
ation. 1ts reoonstruStt,ion,, now in progress
work as can DO effected after 50 many years
Miss Rober is little. but lively. ,She has acted
summer theatricals have been more active
has been fresh drama, farce, OF
opera about every week OF late. In 9
povelty in the shape OF ION Change" :
the playwrights. The role Of : jew Is a lead.
ing one. and to- enact 1t Neil Sculy has been
engaged. The lugnbrious title Of Wait Till
the Clouds Roll BY" has found It's way into the
Will be scted in S Chicago ne1t month hy Norma
players who were in THE TWO Old troni les
lost season, The nov, piece is by Walter. +.
bis ai! ts star VII NSt %
Ai95isrt{ has wFit lite, va, fresh play salIsd
6taad. FANNY Rice will try nusipnl 10 nv