The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-29
.n,r. At THE THEATRES.
,r s.dy for frat representations

y, On those VINO uesie :" 80, ,,,.,-.. !,
sstw .n and SO there will be division OF
new w orN. betveen the Fifth Avenue and
sucn po' %. morrow evening. shore Acres )"
the o'a, that Boston has discussed with con-
Ia the u,"' ranture as a positive revelation OF
sioerso ~ p.rfect naturalism on the stage
the pVno, ia James A. ITerne, long known IA an
lh au'"v' actor, but only lately as an apostle
autnoi III" liberalism. Tho piece shows the
Of ol ',"nces Of a farmers family in misfor-
e1pei.i.ing from A speculative effort to turn
tunes into city lots Mr. Herne enacts tho
n theh .i character himself. and 1t will turn
ptih',rd oubt, that the success OF his work
ON. bas come OF other merits OF COM
IN Dv and acting than unideal naturalness.
pos'''v,uI, ,orain that Shore Acres will COM
u Is SUI ,r.ful attention. The o;hcr fresh
mani "rhe silver She'll" as to which hard
dra msh ia known. save that 1t was written
m's.r Dam. an American now residing in
| oS ns, Mr.. and Mrs William III. Kendall
ss, II for America and there Is scarcely
p out,i that It will not suit their purpose
pos,h o, THE second Mrs. Tanqucray.'
- ,,der.tood that Mrs. kendals role Is
highly respectable Englishwoman.
We s a. uo shall once more be able to enjoy her
snf a H. va AS very engaging ana reasonably
sIsyor actress Mi Mazda Ne n 10 NJ ps' sayepn
4 man anu mo week is distinguished by plays
tns;sh though not new. are sun possessed
/ q novel" which Leander Richardson adapted
Monty e French for y, c. Goodwin. and which
is,t c.o"meiian used hardly during whole
win be reyyoHa r,nu actors ,!"n we'll Known
o. naaansne in light comedy. at the head OF the
ssst Moreover. Mr.. billiard and Mr.. Arthur
belong tS"t f 1 the 81 o Of
{ess.a sJ and their joint venture, therefore
appeals particularly to s,mpYH orters ana
rather numerous fITeIe .. nfT k}a1er wrots
for Sol smith Russe,;. anu mas nov ne .easranged
for reproduction VIII Do ae'e" w D"'' Dc
nv nd 20 with the plays that are already
come anu b. al, IN nonuIaritv. "Tbe Girl T
established hrml' ~ poru no. '.,.,. - uo.,.n,
- a. tbs Columbia. in Brooklyn. for two
goes " no y, ,ha sIr,lo woet uau,l to IN.
tertainments in the sister city. There Is no
impan ....ad "a noston for n long season
'ian''' a. nroolIvn enpaoement. big
s"eI ,,hodioJ in n drama is Charles
ssaapvpnrd's THE Country Circus" which
began It's career at the Aceoemy OF mus,e
two years 90 az y, the Grand opera House. Tho
ipsnted arena will hold a genuine circus. as be-
fore. and one OF the performers mere VII, pc
joseph ,r pHre' "1hs New South" By Clay NJ.
tigeene and Joseph Grsmer. which was appre-
clstsd when i was trst produced at the Broad
Gy nna sf cr the q. Week With wnsome PhGbe
esu aC w WheeIer's "Cantain Herne. Z s. A."
AnareWJ. mn nnassssinv strnna and original
sbsMrasetsristics is Jscobss offer for the week.
ana one trom n' tbs publn TO which this Third
.nee , ron hon nne enpeals' .The Ensign"
a avenue n nops NAV whose pictorial scenes and
sppeai.nks or Nav YorS annrsciation' ia a, the
htnStie 'S5 which theatre its compete outt
loi mechanical effects has been taken for p this
t,h novsr in them are at the front lust now.
S Tha pST ss nrectory" in its very latest edtion
is at the ha,iem opera House: and: as s SSi
pays uspem onany ~ is vel, TO teii that the
m es q, .re inclide such fMSoraby known en-
tertainers % Dah 1ay hmSia oGe9 rt wv" WIS
n ave- NAL and NaII,e Psrssy A"@o VAL
paui "a'A' "nu A'e''.o ".A''
Richard Mansfield added peculiar zest to
his representation OF Tho Merchant OF
yenicen nv restorinp the fifth act which OF
late years has not been seen upon our stage.
most actors considering that the interest OF
the piece ends with ShvlocHs exit from the
court room. Inc purpose VI this maj ACT ID
10 explain away the ring episode. and for this
ITha cn,toin rises ,,non q nr.ttv wood ACT ron.
|rassntino IN. pardens n, Belmont. With porijn,s
'bonse in the hockp round The orchestra nlovs
the ballet music from Sylvia" and six or
eight fairies dance among the trees. A
n1ettv backeround 70 the scenas in
which Portid and Bassdnio and Nprissa and
Sraliano take part hs the characters leave
toriiy EXPLAINED, the lights 90 out in F5Tf.a's
house and tho woodland nymrhs emerge from
the shadow forest and dance gracefully upon
ane green sWaru. IL - on tnls scene mat inc
nnai cnttalh lalls: ana. DAINTY as Il H. one can
not help ,eeIns mat tae tline ana gooo taste
eApepueu UPON IL nave peen IN certain meas
~ sto .hto"n away. me auulence mas noSnihS
more 70 ask JOE wren ~ mas seen ShgtOcS
.uinea py ms own STUPIDITY and driyen 1orth
ION .ne coulr room 70 be strippSd OF al ms lapd
anI possessiohs. lhstend OF RECEIVING thrice the
Saue W nis oonu. mere 10 hotnine 70 De
ev.r ,nend m PUG vi inc nos. scenes
tiHeoa vi zig stIEe. uniess u ue 70 oler
seutuo.hh.hE whlcn WIN cause one 10 ioIget now
strpn ransm ,i9 Io1e vi lu,u ts any whht
Sar oiahce she pears 20 tns stage iaw
SHaI b by AT, Jerome III L. StaEeia d,
ca Ia eitb nas eliuoweu snls SuotIe ndSo
tornsv Shoria atnoaG 1uuee. July. DistrIct AZ!
unT sheriii. and Court OF Appea!s and 10
MI MI saicu,ated 10 AWAKEN the envy Of John l.
St Gha ,Ie ot eoley Island II modern dram,
+. 'e o. we're " lntf9duce sucn a fOrt,d ne would
ost M 70 task oy both CRITICS and public IN
most pointed manner.
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