The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-19


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critics ThG were not rapid rsysTssr e But
gers have, allowed the public 70 slip In BY the
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verse; IN + many ANY cases q these reports
manager attributed his failure to the critics.
who. he assured himself; went about town do
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critic would be likely to foreteli the interest OF
ia tSs ssiS p viii s. resd
three managers have LETT 1t In diepleasure
n the @ss sssSsssd a0P S d SnS kons
who is the most ,rabid Of the combination ar
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ths shona hey
Win a truly rarlslan insSnaity Of ressyt have
theatres with the result q compelllng various
ross It " viii to New 3orS
| theatrcgoers."
The final fortnight Of robin Hood" at the
Garden is announced. Only an imperative
necessity iustincs tho withdrawal. in the very
height Of its success. OF this delightful opera.
with its fanciful theme. Its graceful music.
and its well-writtcn libretto: The summer
| spectacu lar term ut the Garden will not start
aatil week III, from next Ih u night when
| ness which made It q Chicago success OF last
season, The company are already rehearsing;
Louise Montague. the former" $1,000 beauty"
nj hn E0r t,rh atr M
new scenery cry i is by Fred DanserSeid. whose
canvnses arc not familiar here
All the weekly change theatres save the
| Windsor are in darkness. The Columbus in
Harlem closed last night aftor valiant but
unsuccessful effort to prolong its season until
July; The Windsor viii have NO en.e n at1
iahun will essay the role OF Shamus UBrien:
D st Sss IF sHsn IN ths
weeks performances are designed to aid the
striking granite PAYERS.
Madison Square Gardens amphitheatre and
roof are to have new features added this week.
Gilmore's band will interpret new pro-
grsmme. and the soloists in the ampitheatre
will be Slgnor Tacliapletra and IDA Klein. On
Titus will make her nrst appearance in her
character songs. her husband. i; J. Titus. as
sistng ut the, piano. Minnie Renwood. the
dancer. is retained.
New York Is less active In hot weather the
atricals. all things considered. than many
cities not nearly so big. Boston's playgoers
have not yet deserted all the houses. and In
Philadelphia too. there is an uncommon
briskness in amusements. Brooklyn Is quiet
in its western district. but the eastern district
more than makes up for the dulness. for 1t still
has two playhouses open. with two moro in
process Of building. At ono OF the theatres in
use summer opera is tho BILL with Hubert
Wilkie at tho head OF the troupe. Flow
ers and shrubs decorate the house. and
fountain playing into pool filled
with goldfish is feature Of tho lobby that
might we'll be emulated in our own theatres.
Williamsburgh is going right ahead. II Edward
$. Marble fulnls his present intention the
useful actor whose modesty has been remark
able. and whose work has been excellent, Mar
forth to coaching amateurs in Baltimore.
n S to rpsa Marble nsns he
Seter;an. by any meansoa comedian Of
n minstrel .interiocutor. a poet and a farce
writer. He is the real author Of Tuxedo"
Oesg s.sd adTasS s. wes ss
day He viii not act In n EIuTope during RIM his va
two shakespearesenG characters. which he =, eS-
is now partner, with jay Rial in an American
opera troupe which is travelling ia the West
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the the pub down I and extend a' tho theatre.
he ass mot OF S s0Hf s OF te
will transfer herself to Lillian Russell's SUP
MeWad do, will follow her in Louise Leslie.
SSs E b4nny 81 tho s Sas sbs
come an unambitious actress In the cast OF q
GhsS osepS Of whos s net rs Saa
was a Bowery craze three or four decades ago.
hale lis and redeet Of
BSs9 wr chats h by sSn STRAY
SeW England. MarsEaii IS stout s Democrat.
n holder Of valuable real estate. and a most
herjts much q r r tat6srs ,yigor: VIII be 2
+ Is sSSs,s }sS a;Ss5
country which no has not visited with one Or
nys Been full III Of yrcssudes and Fav Shared
them dsrpG her G0d For the Pt
ese rad day he sursd that had
been very meagrc. and in sheer disgust no
abandoned agriculture forever and came back
| tie female prophet who is without honor in
her own country; &c, Charles frohmn m engage
Of h9tS GH ms, sw wIa it's net
crazy with I" Boom-dn-ay." and whose portrait
is in Mi the European shop Windows. The
to give the infectious song and dance. and she
| is engaged far ahead. even at those wages.
are under engagcment-she to sing for
him in this country for fifteen weeks. opening
| In this city about Sept. l. and he to pay her
| more than she has earned In London. The
odd thing is that Lotte Collins IL an American
| girl the wife Of an American variety manager
| Is. i. Concy) and an old fayorite OF our Bowery
and Pastors audiences. Long ago THE SUN
not yield to tho temptations OF variety: farce.
but performed in the l.ondon, music halls un-
ra." That made her fortune. and when Froh-