The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-24

| in The Other Man. IN Mrs' oruDdy. Jr'
pieases. Il will be brought into New York later.
the best financial run that I have ever had ia
time The other company VIII open At the
At that house, The Girl Will early In JanI.
Street philadelphia The other com aG psny play
Ing the came drama will spend Its holidays
one company has been given without break
DI.S as St6GI Sai been syns re piece S, cor =
play an extended season at our theatres in
San FRANCISCO, where We look for somewhat
ioyed at the Chicago Exposition; Mr.. Hayman,
who is In San francisco. writes that the city Is
is much larger affair than he ever dreamt
Of They have almost 100 buildings. and al
tRnE Il viii be IN WORKING Order u Until Feb B
ruary. 1t is going to last sig months, and will
attract more people to the Pacific cosst than
states wsst OF the Missouri, and is going to
The Iost Paradise Ssfs H se this %seE 10Y
New Orleans direct for q Southern tour. and
pS. dSESs Gc2S%Hsny T and
The Lady Windermere's Fan company. which
sHGn sSece'Sip win play
with three new plays for. production within the
next two weeks, the work ahead. as far, as the
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cerned, has not been lessened any by the cry
Of hard times"
The theatres around the rim OF the town.
from Harlem to the Bowery and Eighth avenue.
are well fitted out with attractive plays for
Christmas week. The Prodigal Daughter
has been conveyed to the Harlem Opera
House. with Its human and equine act
ors. its race course. and other scenery. and
everything else In tho big scenic drama ex-
actly as It was during its PA performances at
| the American. The New South" in which q
stirring story OF love. hate. and adventure ia
strongly told. in which Joseph Grismer and
PhPbe Davies still have the chief PARTS, IL
at the Grand Opera House with it's whole scenic
at the Columbus. and It would be hard to say
which Is the loler, the piece itselfor Nellie Nc.
| the heartiest and most irresistible OF all the
soubrettes who have gone a-starring. She
sings dances md irolic. as though she Liked
from her. Patent Applied For Is one Of Eli
mer Vance's newer plays q realism. Mr. VANCE
with It, and so his works are full OF scenic and
A story OF an Invention in the present case is
illustrated by scenes ut sea and elsewhere.
1tmay be as we'll to let Manager Keith make
his own promises they are sure to be kept re-
Rarding the Christmas week entertainment at
the Union Square. Mr.. Keith said to q Sun re-
porter: What with q whole comic opera. o
half-hour burlesQue. and full vaudeville en-
tertainment. the holiday thrones will surely
get their moneys worth. There will be q
special gala time to- morrow. for the doors will
open at % in the morning. and from then
until 1 at night there will be nothing but fun.
TsH y be rs oss gay z soa taPs ss
Vincent. Hattie Arnold. sadie Cush man. Jos.
W. Smith. and Herbert Holcombe IN the I'm.
there will b hs ds2sy q trsih e. and rich
Piled by the Clipper Qusrtette who will
fer the first ms sTn %S al
modern melodrsmss il a very comic way ~ and and
vile bill Is up to It's STANDARD: We have the
comic gymnssts: sam Dsarlp; the m9nologist:
J. W. Harrington. dialect mimic; Max Pettin-
gil and his funny acting dog. and half dozen
The holiday multitudes at Proctors are to
get much for their money in the ways thus
described to q Sun reporter by Manager Proc
tor himself: Firstly. then, we shall give in q
true sense an out-and-out vaudeville enter
tainment In every respect There will be FL
sie Adair. who has proved q success with us.
and thought it wise to extend her engage
mtnt. Du6 10 cOurthntp oNOiNluR now aOu
striking ideas for her dances. which che will
produce from week to week. as soon as they
are perfected. She dances at I o'clock and
$3.50. The acrobats. Judges, do their feats at
$40 and 10 Oh, Il H. pOekrill master Of the
spnss, AZ l G "a, $50: snd 7'2S Others il the
Watson, and Hgtehings. ,Coiiyer. and h:
"a lAu and Ksr Ri.shis and Richie.
GeoFQa w. Kline WAIlar and WaIIar
KiIns. Figfs 6s foi;;,, The brother. c%rqn S
ton have shown me that that portion OF the
/ shall continue it indefinitely and have SO.
cured Josie Ashton. premiere equestrienne,
arrang sments made. The circus viii be given N
three times daily. Mr.. DockrilI, who was in.
iured 81 the Kick Of a horse. will be able to ap-
Henry Irving. Ellen Terry. and the year 1903
will quit US together. This final week OF the
English company at Abbey's is divided be-
tween The Merchant OF Venice" for Monday
and Friday. Nance OldReld" and The
Bells" for Tuesday and Wednesday. the FIRST
performance in this city OF Olivia" for Thurs
day. and Louis XL." for Saturday. with Miss
Terry as we'll as Mr.. Irving in the bill for that
Good-by occasion. Jean Coqueln and Jane
HsdinR will begin at Aobey's on Jan. l and
will present a. dozen or more French plays in
rapid succession. The l. endeZvoush a pan
tOmimc,, BY Edwin $. Belknap who says II may
be called monomime. because one character
does all the silent actinGl, will ba given at the
Lyceum on Tuesday afternoon. Henrik III
sens Ghosts, in an English translation with
the original harshness Of It's ,truthiulness
soitened. will be performed at the Gar
den on the afternoon OF Jan. 5: A
opened aud company led by Mary shaw has
been engaged, After the holidays nTe over
dlemqn,' Judah and John. Nsedham's
Lyceum will be Paul Potter's Our Country
COUSINS" A Man Among Men" BY, William
C. Hudson. will have a first trial at the Four
teenth street IN February. An afternoon en-
tertalnment will be given on Jan. 10 az the
Empire for the benefit OF the Virginia Day
Nursery. a worthy charity comic opera
known during y Boston season as Ysnua'
by Messrs. iByrne. Harrison and keTker, viii
be produced at the Garden at the end OF JAnu-
airy under the changed tito Of Prince KAN;
or, Trip TO Venus" with Camille d'Aryille Ia
the company.
The enforcement Of a long disregarded law
threatens to abolish small shows in the minor
towns OF Pennsylvania by collecting tax OF