The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-03-19

gone to, Europe to make engagement Tor tho
fhp estsa ne wsi shm me win Ms nro9 Hsss At tho v Man,
been ENGAGED ty Charles Ffohman for next
Rage Of Mrs. William j.. o Florence to young
Howard Coysney was a full nine days wonder
scarcely subsidized when il was learned that the
pan, we're to go on q tour in The Mighty Dol
pa; me the sSP pa Tsr a tse H %ESstsht ard, esHipS Staie. IN
t SIs / \ coT T6sy started art mS %sft%a s. s s% FRIDAY Sss
ally DISCHARGED rifle passed through q trunk
At q Fresno theatre. making thlrty-six holes
through the folds OF a serpentine dance dress.
and it seems a little strange that the manager
thought 1t necessary to omit that dance from
the performance then In progress.
Great times at Tony Pastor'sl Manager San
derson had his annual benefit on Thursday
afternoon. when a particularly diverse and
brisk Entertainment was given. Another
yearly celebration at this theatre is the ami
versary OF Tony Pastors New York career as
an amuser. and It will happen for 1898 on
Tuesday next. when the afternoon and even
tiSs. pe Mf' PssFSs IS w on,i esx9 to Sn Sfsfss iof qR hay:
ing conducted during the past twenty-eight
concert halls. From the time that he began IN
the Boys,y until to-day he has kent himSs ~
room has ever been accessible from his
has been permitted on ths premises. and he
has never maintained anything but an entirely
ISsg. s.Id. ,r rss0 It. r It .s dp 81 ifasat Is ssG%
for good conduct. he has grown rich In the
S %SqstI;y. . Of s 4:ssn ds SsE d} Is pni HS Il 8 %sn and Si
sidsrina the elements with which he has had
to deal. The weeks company at Tony PASTORS
JOHN and JAMES Russell; Ward and, vokess,,
Edward and Louise Lorrett.
It happens that an uncommon number Of
star actors are In town this week. in contrast
with the usual preponderant proportion Of
travelling companies with which the plays
tho thing entirely. Minna Gale Haynes will
devote the week to farewell performances at
the Grand Opera House, as sho is to retire
s .ctpes .sf las ssa aist IN .nc sap he or III q se iate years Ns
more brilliantly than she has done. Dramatic
mailing PLAYER. She has been a worthy
and and h e9m absanss sS VIII. Be, a 0p loss. 'n Hs e:
Grand, during this brief fnal engagement.
VIII Which H." she tee commanded praise While Viii at at the h.
star The company is the sane as before;
H Hish.sa w msns1 ss ai fqs sse se th IN h aSs sSare oRsFs
vi. li wh EIHes s! sr nsm sca IS slr feai.r Hsi iof Msa.
Prince Kari for ThuIsdny., beau Brum-
HYDE" for saturday night. That vii, afford
the tn t9 5dss who Of r. chqife' n Gr Of T Teps eat 20 visits;
Ssni tneI and TP by t isss.a who aF' not a" eonssdin * SO .
much, to him, are still interested and enter;
tsinsa Ss At Tim .Rs B Mt!i's eG Hdss a is a 6d.s. " e..
%lations Of variety. This comedian is an ex-
himself with Helene Collier in a caricature OF
tt ainment at , the Bijou i IS IN the n SIdf Shieh that
ise az th. sae ,HnH ossu Pish -" .H' Mad i Ba reMsss
which The Sun has had occasion to commend
as a good I'D pie Piecss e. q H. eutPs dws[s ioG psfsr pfFEfG IniiTl
Rose Cook. Rachel Booth. and. others. The act
devoted To- a ceri Eiu Ro Of NE ho in 2 nat !. Is par
ciated at the Filth Avenue for her rare imper::
s%onation Of the adventures in Diplomacy"
the ane e ste n1as 81 II its S audien ncss BY ~ an nnt eneeptio op1c
~ capable company.
The weeks programme Of dramatic brevi-
ties. musical bits. and wide diversity Of variety
acts at Proctor's. in the all-day show there. will
employ Minnie Renwood. the two Du Crows
stipp and Trip. Elsie Adair. Vaquero. the Pa
vansll troupe. Emma Zones. Retardo and Park;
Tss kapza dV WATTS Arn0 : Matte IT., t tosketti Grere and
Wentworth. The act by Miss Adair consists, Of
f1a!n 50 's sSo 5u ase esns 3 MANS naifs ssddHsi IL the the m manly
fashion. wearing u peculiar costume suitable
for the purpose.
The showing OF well-known plays this week
is generally admirable. although We shall
have two examples OF French nastiness in
The Crust OF Society," and THE Clemenceau
Case.' both Of which are renewed in town.
Ths sa !T,s un %e%a, o. se elsvsT COMPANY on Pan y-t that
SSG 1os not I q ago yin perform eric m t it At the
genius has, produced a highly Intellectual
comedy. and Carrie Turner and her eomp%an-
deniably aud extensively, merstririous. for It Is
The repstltlons q this s1hi5ition are to p
Frsnea r. T need ! not, Be- p imsmods sss'f IS 'fJ pTov ssa
At the is s sontinusa 81 yh' Gsar nYhf fro SnSra:;
s%porssman" is an English fsrcicsl com edy. and
In adapting it from, the original Partisan piece
enough to be thought about much after seeing
81 Surely NY p 5EStssn fHeo 81 as M much Ds f1s g as as amy amy
play now on the American stage, It is acted
cscy. In Oscar wilde's Lady Windermer.'s
Fan" at Palmer's. but the keenness Of the
satire and the nimblene ss Of the wit are re-
deemine qualities. w still have Shake
a Sardou work in Americans Abroad" at the
L!yseum; and a thoroughly Amsrican drama in
Plenty Of fun in variety farce form is Afforded
at the Fourteenth Street by The Dazzler."a
familiar entertainment. yet freshened into
newnsss IN many ways: Anna BOYD and
"The Black Crook" will have .Tomaghi and
Guerra In its ballet at The Academy only
pals will be Salmoriaghi and Biancliori.
Other changes will have a freshen.
numerous intarpolated things: A year and a
half Of Trip to Chinatown" at the Madison
entertainment which NJ; Hoyt's work pro,
as spirited as ever. Tho late BARLEY Camp
nelrs play Of Nihilism and Asiatic adventure.
entitled Siberia. Is at Jacobs,s for a week:
and its thrilling qualities should be developed
to tho utmost by the company engaged In i.
The regular seaaon ClOaAa mt the Windsor With