The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-03

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and iong-looked-ior comedy Will be seen
There IA soene in Dams Tribulations-
which 10 interesting. because it shows Mr.
| Harrigan at his very best In his capacity OF
| stage manager. II represents grocery store
In MulliRan alley. and, In point Of correctness
| Of detail and ineenius arrangement nothing
could surpsss 1t. One can see the packages
| OF yeast and coffee on tho shevss, the sugsr
and spices on the walls. and the signs which
extol the merits OF various food preparations,
ACCESSIBLE fh from the alley By means p the ttlc
side door, which Harrigan makes the catch.
contrs Ss ol' spas pays on lis gang Of
| and in Watching the scene and listening to the
isssss tSt shss on
stage Of an uptown theatre and not pit
fss H. one a hat the Sy Bound T % Is
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BILE that its author has shown N ore subtle cum
IL ys s% sT. sn o ss Gs has sud
affanGed his scenes that. as one merges into
To the NOV man o
what is going to happen and can. throughout
the entire entertainment, indulge In the sn.
When Mr.. hcen comes In with letter Of intro.
In the orchestra seat knows perfectly well that
he is the rea, heir; aud. in bic secret heart he
When the naughty BIancSs shows her
marry marry hin. because il has been shown that
sHsrcous to
out worthy old tncis 7ydmon. the young man
best eiri several moments Of bitter ANXIETY By
tS her es all Tsht p,v Is
himself II it can win the support Of the supe-
rior young man and his best girl.
The present ia the farewell week Of sousa's
Band at Manhattan Beach. and tomorrow
there will be grand operate festival at this
| favorite seaside resort The Eldorado per-
| formances will also cease at the end Of this
| week. King Solomon" has already been
withdrawn. but there will be daily entertain
| ments Of circus. vaudeville. and music and
| balloon ascension. Russell's Comedians will
to come in their newly revised version Of The
City directory" The Black Crook" holds Its
ened hs time With I'm s
dances and other speciaI,ies At the special s
into 9Ss Sst ns
Leonard Boyne has comp etely reco y from
FodSs ne nh the ho
ourhbred Y Reauefort in the nightly steeple-
chase The I,erforp pa given by the admir-,
Days Theatre are much enjoyed BY tho % who |
have sufficient Intelligence and a Keen enough
sense OF the artistic to appreciate them.
Herrmann's Theatre. which J. M. Hill has |
leased for term OF years. is an excellent |
house for light comedy andIpieces Of farcical |
nature. 1t requires nothing butts new outfit |
Of orchestra chairs and manager whose fer |
tility Of resource will prevent him from |
keeping Lent" during tho months OF Febru-
sry and March to become a popular and profit
able place OF amusement. Mr.. Mansfield will !
not. play at Herrmann's as he originally in |
tended. but will begin his season in Cleveland
man Walls, BY Henry 4 Ad ans The Frantz
Who have been brought e this country wthiP
year. have been, engaged to appear with
ha
Thens S be sfs ss
XII sen her season season. to-morrow night 4.
and The Social swim" the latter by Clyde
ton had eressntation at sf the Peoples The-
atrs for week; Three days ag1 q purSsbNasSHr
who was formerly the leading SUPPORT r Of sadie
s;s.z SV AsdI$ :; s i Hrs VII e IL
Stevens as o the Regret p, SIAM. Virginia
Town" begins its season at Providence. + L,
ts aas Tss f: sHa ~ the S T a h dR S
hey whose os SINGING the Ball.
town. has ioined Hsien and Aars s 60
Snd be s with heT IT. ut the
to-day. has among her passeng s eu Ros Yi
Vokes. who will remain in New York a fort
as many h
figure In London thentricaIs. is also on the
Paris d NewnSn Smith TaH Is
establishing music hall on the London plan.
An ominous silence. Of the kind that usually
precedes o storm. broods over those play
houses in which German managers are busy
ing themselves with preparations for the
season which will soon be In full swing. The
cafes no longer resound with rumors OF Inn
pending dramatic strife. Of kapellmeisters who
have been engaged. Of leading men who have
been imported from Milwaukee. OF frhuleins
who are skimming swiftly across the sea. From
the manag themselves hut little informa-
ton can be cleaned and from now until the
opening OF their theatres such OF their plans
be confded only to the local German papers
and will remain locked In the impenetrable
bosoms OF the STATS Zeit,ing and Nrlr Yorker
HeroM. The new Germanla Theatre in Eighth
street Is still In the hands OF artisans
who have been intrusted with the work Of re-
fitting and redecorating 1t. The house will be
conducted on the m cd crate price plan. and
will make n speca ty OF local pieces in which