The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-01

are here in New YorI and atty persons are eh re-.
anrtEed fSr the psrtoImances. Joseph Artbur's
Indicate at least an adequate represe ntatIon.
p%ss wSsS So! ps fS E 1In
S Been so qG the
who will produce Il at The Garden next s MID
paH II b Rsniel FrEh%sH also has Thomas
lesdue. in which Wooison Morse Blended Y the
fairy story Of e Cinderella" and the comedy Of
nsch,ool." and in which Ada Rehan figured at
no es %S & ssd
but It is probable that. II he wrote it At all il
sisters one pure and the Sthor aS WtS
asingle lover. who, was rejected by the good
sTal q the scenes were Strong. though bun bun
Singly dramatized and acted. and Chas- Froh:
having the available matter embodied in an IN
B such he
Code DEVISED by Director Conreid for the rega.
Iatlon Of the Irving Plaoe Theatre infiicts a
heavy penalty on the actor who, presumes, to
at the Germanin this rule. which 10 In force in
d!0p Sn tbe Is net
lobby inSsnan; e. VIZ. r. iaasIsd va.
Ssos%sa hd t1s for J the M Frisw S not Ct
tie s''t sG%psa'H seofne play man tss
with the Eighth ssreet Audiences aSNs Eas
e0% sS sssss Shh
the doctrine Of Conriedian infalllbility Amer
lean ar az th Who attempt to carieature public
n II fsrR
hurst and George Francis Train are imper-
most aaens Mr. Tspo Is
s sen seated on =, park BENCH surrounded BY
pr. Tarkhurst having been introduced by a
and is received with round OF applause The
manager deserves credit for resisting the
had been widely ridlculed.
The retained entertainments in the central
theatres make up a most enticing list. This
is the last week of The Other Man" by tho
Charles Frohman Comedians at the Garden.
This party Of accomp lished players seems to
require no other piece for its tour Of the
country. as production OF q new work by
MilIiam Gillette has been p9stponed. Liberty
efTeotiyely at the Empire where Il Is near the
end a Of its term =. f. sotnern prospers with
af the h'Sfsm saa the seff
ASe Ru; The Lpatians md their spsetacle
10 Sssns the IL se as se%H
mont ,Pr99hibitiopism according tSS aoyt At
oqly current 6uilesa1O is the ,sndarlns
IS reopenodj ths only comic opera is me
anmaker Of , Syria" at the Casino The
and unreadiness harmed the opening. but
son som has ash introduced additional music Dan's
Tribn,lntions" Are set forth divertingly at Har-
Dlay, The nicotteS OF DHntOmlme to be-
witnessed in at Days
" street
f. running p Its winning race at the American:
will be distributed. He who cannot see some
thing in that lot worth his time and money is
unreasonably hard to please.
A shrowd and observant editor. who had
been in his day successful writer OF humor.
once said that the worry best form OF Joke for
either the stage or the comic newspaper was
IAN old chestnut in a new burr" and the
hEbitual playgoer is sometimes forced to
that For instance in "A Temperance Town"
the i Ps n
ark, 1t was probably funny when shem or
Iaphet did It, and it is, certainly funny when
it was when 1t was done half a century ago by
delineators OF negro character in :. the sketch ,
p pery Day. It CONSISTS Of falling on ones Back
and sliding. At the Madison square. the town
unns
1t on the church steps. AT the close OF the
the tread wheel and are deposited in a heap at
the foot Of it just AS the curtain goes down.
but It IS the
In another play. " The Rising Generation" We
see Large 9 sSod fun %
American humor. namely. the game OF poker
Mr. Barry and his guests seat Themselves at
fat1l Ia 20 mia fhn uFnn VI A m ri
understands, and or which no audience was
ever known to weary Humorous points Of the
out into shouts Of delight when Mr.. Barry. who
has refused to trust one OF the players for the
himself and 10 compelled by the others to pay
cash for them. which he does with much re-
scene is not as old as the act Of falling down:
but it is 80 well worn that 1t seems surprising
that any new fun can be extracted from 1t.
The variety shows engage wide range OF
talent belonging to the specialists Seven
stages are given up to that form OF amuse-
ment. They are the Union Square. Proctor's.
Tony Pastors. the Eden Musee. the Columbus.
Roster Il Balls. and the Imperial. The houses
thus used are fewer than was the case ten
reckoned in. the volume Of vaudeville has not
in ans o. Il y
sained Tor those SPECIALISTS who q mount to
person leads a variety, company on a
these trips. and will spend the. week at
the Columbus. where his. COMPANIONS are ]; |
the others who have been with him in his |
travels 1.-THE Tony Pastor home OF varieties. |
in East Fourteenth street. the programme en- |
rolls Filson and Enrol, Rose and Marion |
Julian the Qninns and their x acting :, dog.
Murphy and Hoyley. Theo. the Royal prrs-
sian Marionettes Harry Burton. and rf Miller
cupants OF the stage at the Eden Musee are the |
Girards the EelocipedGG, Girl. and some rather
projected by McDonough and Danier for this |
season have got no further than the archie cts'
plans. and. In view o. the occupation o. the |
to be- any more vaud ey leland beer enter-
prisos on a cost " scale in upper broadway |
Very soon The demand TX fully supplied by |
that resort and the I'm perial. the performances
being Of a quality to satisfy those who 60 t"