The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06
NEWS OF TIE ruE1rRrs.

except people OF the poorer sort. who were
glad to find an evenings entertainment In
warm room for ten cents, and there can be no
question about the warmth that 10 furnished
sratuitously in most OF these resorts. In some
oithom IL 10 against the rules for an employee
10 Upon tho windows OF late years, however.
social philosophers have noticed tendency on
the part OF the WELT do and lsisurely element
&c frequent dime museums, and the announce
r,cnt OF new specimen Of human distortion
10 surc to attract hundreds Of we'll dressed and
apparently intelligent visitors who take q
strange delight in gazing upon the repu-
siyo and tho unnatural. Just now fhero are
no especially hideous freaks OF nature in tho
town. and. besides. the museum cranks are
away at the different summon resorts. whero
they find some qualification for their peculiar
propensittes In Watching fashionable young
men in tho surf. and observing the aGonized
and hysterical struggles OF tho people who nre
trying to get into society" by way OF the hotel
piazzas As spectacles OF this sort are out OF
the reach OF those who stay In the city the year
round, the beneilcent Mr.. Huber has provided
for their entertainment a band OF performing
monkeys. who are. in thoir way. almost equal
to those who love to exhibit tn emselves at Long
Branch or Newport One Of these monkeys 10
an expert snake charmer. another walks q
tight rope. while others swim. dive. and climb
with remarkable agility. But Prot Pcate. who
trained them. does not consider their educa-
ton complete. and promises that by tho end OF
the winter they will be able to perform a
number Of tricks which have often been
seen in the city but never at dime
museum. II the Professors word Ia good. two
or three Of the most apt OF his pu pills will soon
be qualified for admission to tho well-known
sim!an Club on Fiftb avenue: but MS yet they
have shown no esgerncss to forsake the mu-
scum platform. where they attract SO much at
tention. for bow window. in which they will
pass almost unnoticed. They are. however.
anxious to attend kettledrums because not
one OF them has ever eaten alettuce sandwich.
9. dainty contrived with special reference to
the amaa paIate, Bnt Al. this ies II, n,n INC
Mr.. Huber's freak palace whers they are a.
sea Ti' Ser wla% s%th
Poriss Mnsepm tho ehist osisst q interest
the Phosphoresecpt Fountain" which last
meek dazzled and charmed host OF . observers
thorouehfare, and to crafty the tastes OF his
visitors NJ Doris has no less t5nh fnrns sena
dramatic queen OF tho west side. thrills BY her
divine art and touches all hearts by her rare
Is q great deal to be seen In this town for
little fns H. who sSst aSss1
or Doris.
Harrigan's Theatre will reopen Aug. % with
"Dan's Tribulations," one OF the well-kRown
"Muligan Guard" series. which will. 1t Is
hoped. occupy tho stage until Oct. ?. when q
new local play will be presented. The Harri-
gan season will last until the LIST OF March.
when the Pauline Hall opera company will ap.
pear in new opera. The usual exhibition. OF
ment OF music and vaudeville. serves to keep
TIE Eden Mnsee oPyn during a the hot weeks i,
board fG Of decided price
OF admission on sundays. and this policy has
been adhere to ever since, and with excellent
ase fpfs sRE 'fSis
managers had reduced the Sunday admissions
DAYS " Would have s' seen en- enermous. "a At the
"Storming Of Nicksbure" the spectators are
tics and also by nu boxing kansaroo. At Edo
RADIO Lizzie Naldis dives from An eiRhty-foot
tower, and there is balloon ascension and a
parachute leap every afternoon at >. King
Solomon remains. however the principal at
traction OF the place.
There Is o certain cato which is situated
midway between tho Germana Theatre. where
the carpenters. uphosterers. and painters are
busy with the work OF renovation. and the
Irving Place Theatre. where Artistic Director
Conried sits in solemn state with his hench-
men about him. In this cafe, which Is n
recognized centric Of speculative German
thought. the partisans OF both houses meet
SSs s. $rs ssnss :, NIX =" Lats xSisS
topic OF engrossinG interest during the week.
but. now that all the, details concern
ias piers A"ye gssssr sSos the RaS
top. tables have resumed their practice
81 tbe.s the
thick In the cafe as actors during the AS You
Like Il" season at Pleasure Bay. From this
footed whisper which soon made itself heard
,througho9t the length md breadth Of the he
Grimm had withdrawn his support from the
Germania and sworn allegiance to Artistic
Grimm would this season. take ant much H more
active part in theatrical matters than ever be-
fore, S and that the patriotie play Of which be
be PROD uced. not In En- elish but In German. As
for Baron Won Graberc. 1t ia known that he
containins the Widest Orchestra chairs. 'f lie.
tie head q
this winter. it is asserted positively that
he sailed yesterday in the Normannia. and
WILL Win be in My s ss % hs sa OF n wSss
ton into ihe CAMPS q lis enemies. Meantime
said. hns for its hacker none other than Leo
fhesae ana s ss9
i. and at present Part owner o. an inlue9tial
Tho also that HS hs mss
important artists in tho Germania company.
has nositiyey refused 70 start for this eount5y.
company Of fascinating Vicnnese ladies known
As Die Gieerl," nm absolutely matchless at
traction for local German playGoers
Madeline s. Bridges who has boon for some
time engaged in humorous writings. Is the
author OF the ballad THE Sweetheart OF All