The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05

methens Bound. which Robert, Mantell has
used experimentally In the West isl he re-
6 5t'n Ps snf Ha has s @ with
a new comic opera, The Honeymooners,'
described as very lively and meodiOns CON
sure to get II in next springs engagement OF
Miss Hall at HarTigans T. has EeSn under Ter
the ' london actor whose fame is at ieastknown
to some Americans. meant to come over Tor
dollars as as he got pay to i. be S d
Tempter."' which he. hs Siil HI h;TTins e. to i, US
don CONCERT hall celebrity who found much
favor at Tony Pastors. Is on an AmIriean tour
pany. one result OF which is that Ward and
the variety shows; have retired AHs pyas
at the fIith Avenue, ,Hnothsr Wa l an
dancer. is very III with II fever in the West.
Ae hs SWIFT W s wnD rssn tho
opcratic stage. Two daughters Of John A.
McCaul! have become, actresses in Bnltimore.
whore they had figured In amateur iheatricals.
seventeen: year;old dauehter Of z jsweller in
dance public By ese
T. ss
ally while intoxicated in Chicago and has been
to-. to yeSr II p5son "a vo sse
in what ia called female minstrelsy. the same
that was given in Broadway theatre last
creole residents naturally resented the impu-
tation that negro blood ran in their veins.
The shows OF the Midway Plaisnnce at Chi
cago may be expected to come to us IN rapid
succession. The first OF them to arrive In town
ia the Arab village. which finds place in the
continuous entertainment at Procto!'s. Has
san Ben All and his troupe Of Arabian athletes
will appear in what they call "the sports Of
the desert" The curtain will rise at 0:i5 on
election morning. as uncommon crowds are
expected. The news Of the voting Will be read
from the stage at intervals. The specialists
enGaGed Tor the Week a. ir"s edo are ra
aerial gymnasts: MrAvoy and Rogers: comic
sketchers:, ID Estes. who gives play Of mari.
onettes: Meehan and Raymond. funny men:
the Leigh sisters. singers and dancers: Petrie
and Elise in a farce: Harry Bryant. the ven
and ingglers: Sheehan and Sullivan farcical
actors: the Weston sisters. musicians: Major
Mcguire and Eelle Bouecant; IN gadHiatordial
in an Indian shadow dance. aud Barnell i'll
balancing and juggling.
Extra performances will be given In many OF
the theatres on the afternoon OF election day.
The German plays OF tho week at the Irving
Place are Der Lebemann" on Monday. Lo-
los Water" on Tuesday. "Helmath" on We'd
nesday. and "Gefalens Engel." n recent Ber-
lin success. for the first time in America. on
Thursday. Herrmann's will be closed this
week but will be reopened on Nov. ID with
Gounod's Philemon and Baucis." sung by
the Duff company for j. NJ. Hill. who will
produce other operas there. The Casino
pany is rehearsinE Princess Nicotine" for 9
Gordon's Sill Ga. with Union and Confederate
troops Of all arms engaged and the interior OF
the at with the sseare
tive and striking in Howard T. Tayl"r's Maine
week. L. II StockwelI. at whose theatre
in san Francisco the piece was ilrst
EaIme e q! the n1nss On
p r"oHe h 70 Judge Of Wiiards Hamist It
possession Of the Garden on March II. after
wintering In San Francisco. where It's stay VIII
be concurrent with the California ,Sn PHir
glass dress in The WIFE when the l.ycenm
company comes to Harlem: The idea Of this his
suggested weaving spun glass into a fabric
and laying out the manner 10 which this
ing apparel.
The particular pride of the long bills at the
Union Square Is light opera. Each week
brings a revival Of some well-known musical
piece. This time 1t is Tho Bohemian Girl"
with Ethel Vincent brought from Philadelphia
for pretty Airline. and Milton Aborn for the
Derilshooc The opera will be given three
times day. at interval 3 in the programme OF
s..Pecialties The ensuing production Will be
week include Dixon and Lang. eccentric mu-
scians: T. j. Hebron. one-ieReed dancer;
negro minstrelsy: the Fremonts. in farccal
and musical sketch: Rexo and Reno. pair Of
noon Til. eleven show. The Union square is
management so that the low prices are ac-
found in almost any o. the dramatic houses.
Manager keith owns what seems to be the
finest theatre in Boston. now almost ready for
an opening. and to be devoted to the legitimate
drama.
To be continued indefinitely are Tho Prodi-
gal Daughter" at the American and In Old
Kentucky" at the Academy OF Music. each
with such an exhibition OF live race horses AZ
never fails to make every assemblage Of spec
tators enthusiastic, besides the rest OF the
makings Of q strong drama with the horserace
en- bedded in it. The end OF the really impos-
inc showiness Of "l402" ia far of at Palmer's.
The Algerian" remains at the Garden. hand
some and tuneful. and with u positively adver-
tised promise that Marie Tempest will appear
in every performance. A Temperance Town"
will roach its iiftieth performance tomorrow
at the Madison square. and counterfeit pre-
sentiments of Caroline Miskers beauty Will
be given away rs souvenirs in tho form OF
statuettes Miss Mskel had little else than per-
sOnal loveinaas to excuse her presence AS the
heroine on the first night OF MIR. Hoyts new
play in this city but since then she has learned
10 act fairly well. a Temperance Town" will
be retained hero until the holidays and por-
hars longer. "lhe, Corncracker" passes into
its last week at the Fourteenth street and this
curious play must not be dismissed ms an I'm
interesting failure for 1t Is a positively Won
der vi example OF popular material bnGly han
died 1t contains things that tickle or thrill It's
aud ences according to intention: its compo-
nents are Of q kind with Mr.. Arthur's blue
Jeans" and The Still Alarm" pieces which
made him wealthy: hut these ingredients
seem to have been well shaken. and nothing
more. in the strange mixture labelled Tho
Corncracker." All students OF the current
drama should 60 to see it; nor will others fail
tQIee amused by II.
Harlem is bound to laugh all this week at
both it's theatres. The provocatlon at Ham
merstein's Opera House Is Jane" the ever
lasting Jane" but with the fresh attraction