The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-28
ans. .bs Il tlt.a hr tbirt.en renr. Of hard

worn; has saved money spoqsh 70 Nv, op CON.
stage. Agnes Herndon viii use "a Girl with
Temper" tho play w ws,inss was rb t,,f Sic in b ,"e
H ssSenS hF 81 e T. by iGs and s sss'f Ksrf q. Il L
new rs pe sd%is SSof tea 81 r G h. < h MsLs Slli n sSs.s e
""Turitania" has. worn we'll with her Marie
HIuo .Bonnet.s and. dealing with the Saliva.
"'H GgIn Htm{i rr ons Ss 'f Tie ,@ %eSfioas pnn to NJ ne
which hal great vogue r. IN iaris; but which
Of the clown proved ansuitsbiis, Tor Ada KehSn.
and perhaps; also. because adelaide Prince
Tssrs s3 were sOmb Il Gps al and iN Sis sssSf bss SSfI1sdi
Carleton will once more take oat an oners
naming new fares a Damned Fool" but
VIII Ss!! ! : ss IL 4Rs S %iss!o gvsffo ost% %a!SSafs 81
Mark Price. Frederick, solomon and MadRe
over $40 600, Tor the reorganization Of Henry
to San Francisco. Where they are. to. begin
their next American tour; Charles Frohman,,s
G rona's;. sn fr 'G are now p' ESsm NEXT 81 feaafT0 1bs M,li
Hair and "Charloy'a, Aunt. extremely sue
f?issun. L lie Ss. ; sSn;sMs;:s AND %It iss ss,a tsfe isr by y
drama. but 1t will not 10 compicted until more
tlna q year hsnGsi Nearly All the Important
80 .''' 49, "'HO ~ s"o 's"h
Of serious drama or genuine comedy are under
Frohman orders. and 1t looks as though this
In native works noxt winter. II he finds them
available.
Tho dime museums hold out stubbornly. and
with strong attractions for thor public. against
the outdoor diversions Of warm weather. The
three fat billet girls remain at Doris's Muse
um. and their heavy antics mako a comic
sight. other exhibits are Sidney Hencman. a
Ilf NJ a ~
Oklahoma Bill, Prairie May. and Russell. a
plate spinner. Two separate stage shows are
s son at Y Wn nGn!sy h a,,ssna'' viii as sns mex. tn So fSa.
day night. and tho establishment will be i'm
proved in several WAYS dqrins h N term (, nc Of . dir.
osity halls Is promised for this fnal week. In
the theatre. a comedy entitled The Low
during the past month. will re continued. its
comical:ty having, recommended it strongly to
the same .,tnse ~incluoes Harry Thompeon.
Charley Phillips. Frank GasfSa, Lewis ard Elliot.
whose museum, measurement is oyer = feet.
and whose weight by the same standard A $3.50
bcr's Palace. where he is the principal curl
oslty. lie is only 10 years. old. and expects
,% s I f in With ln SIX Feminine ysfi a ,1 m s w"% M Sths e are
e. Pr,I HHh STo.m arc is.,o S,a = onsr,t the hRy yIsR snn;
irli |, ia a., AleaI mo cabinet net mystery; and White hnte
40 wv "
Four well-known actresses made addresses
in Chicago Inst week about the theatre. and
three OF them discussed the status and duties
OF women on tho stage. Helena Modjeskn
asked the question. Does tho life Of an actress
tend to develop her moral Iualitiesp She de-
clined to attempt a positive answer. but held
that good women we're proportionatelY In the
ntricals rs elsewhere. and added: While the
life we lead exposes Us to a great many emUtu-
tions. stimulates too much our vanity. and
takes, us sometimes too far from our every
sem sense eH y n j Get.' and r srSS,n
Clara Morris said the dramatic calling had
OF the M0I iuta sH"'' %hO S;Hor'i i win ii1lh lam. Or for
through in outer courts. 1. will leave upon
the = a LIam o. the hr9'sssi Ini,a ,ts Mor T ! . fSwei
that The actress has advSncea the Whole Gauss
Of woman. since every Individual triumph
amcng nth N %aHss:i1 %n al forces I, q. ,i Isss and to
declared that the public should refuse to &C:
she sp % aa Of f!H the i IN @li.a curiosity urt'sfs'i mani nj
private. live" Emma v. Sheridan. too. CON
asmned ths nutIisation q petty p%1rtiea.
r"ss .'f hoWex.r. the evil Of such celebrity
,,Whic i stage iolk Sly, Wit thi isT NIX efiEee mats sd Sil1%,o1I
baskets than printed ,eolumnslis not griev.
GUS. 1t is not in evidence that any, OF the
Graph Il has ever sought to Keep NEWSPAPER
readers IN, ignorance OF herself save as an
s astF' issic Mis ia sf herr Sisw was Of m rss e idnisrsstieinf
value OF the drama on the ignorant and the
vicious. She snid:
min.i" !" with fmareed u success: TO the rough and til, ts
ss1sls e me- 'Fayr'9rili e T ssnls"i 1 sns ' " sss i nSu ,nss's of
the Stage :" the tough is incalenIaSie, lie Is below shs
ioI ,mpr9ytnient except re1h,abs The Jai. He does not
the ts Hf SSss 'n M; X" TO Of ' sas PD ., to s. ."a ri Re s. sss4s::
i%p sr:.T ;cs. 1a' implo1 !: n.%"i In ' Si. % n.|u seoa nna sSss
IMPULSE sends him 10 the theatre, lie does moi recos.
s .;;fs,!S Oh: g, ':sn; Il + sE S%s e M to 1 $n; s$,s +. Z !.
! HisEass1asi It. The n%S:ilys; ss;sIs /. IL opi J y that meets !:
si'n In ns s"H "6 isss Show sn' b .asast Z. sh ss only I1. ]snl Ins no
: ;.s '' .!'s":; , .ns s %S': :ss: :ss;iislI : sa"ss' q Pm b. /! s.P e.:
instinct" NJ. &c, nj, n .s, , aSG ..s %1sss s him np ahs SaAG IN 10. S E. wiz:
t t"h ea'" vice.. It's ord and lsais. I'VE to him n iass Of
En-. % fs';:s :: s M !. sS@;:s W. ' %:;':s ; ,s 4 iSsss ;n ;s +
.va!us because the hero !. IcaEGly corrscia;to hi. mor:
s n q n;sI 4: y a :ss:,; %:s isn ;s ny ' + j: ;s ina + :,1 ,::%: T:
S sSsssssa AZ; ! siHS +; E Som IL s .SS h;s;.: :na. ss,;SSsss =;
s ~ Sis''i ss 4 ;::r.$ T. ana H.: n a'3f; nm s1 ;s." .r, =:
sis.s.,b re than sGn ,h.. provided Si y De show! l'1 i you'd 'ssi
play ss s'# might st e %si. e ;n; :%tss;' 3: saa s5i !is . sn s! sis:. f {
appeals 10; that dramatic material suitable and salts.
In accordance to dramatic laws Il may be true that
m Iss lGT !. not t' a . sHps%a to s% Osss X. iaspe's sss con- az.
alteration 10 that Il does appeal eficiently-that tho
grade of society ID well catered to. and not underesti.
mato the value OF the influence thus exerted. |
Miss Sheridan, maintained that. as dramatic
taste becomes discriminate. the theatre Is ut
fault In its supply OF satisfactory entertain
ment. She did not condemn light opera. nor
even farce and vaudeville. when decent. and
she favored some Of the American comedies:
''the stages efrorts to meet the higher de- |
mnnd are blind and misdirested." and she
called upon the newsrapsrst to efIecs Tar 2 Istorna.
that the influence Of the press Is largely ex-
erted in tho interest OF the best that Is In the
drama, and that. take 1t all In all. the stage Is
doing pretty we'll
The Professional Women's League will cele-
brate itself tomorrow afternoon at the Hotel
and there Will be addresses by