The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-03-05

will letthe Kendals play In a certain TERRITORY
S prosect t the S ehIidTsn of The O. stage tag % and t. pro- o
tect the, stage Itself against growing ISLANDERS
%ppfetion. although tn; details are still yelled ~
soSrsGy; II Is rum, I That The new theatre he, tire
ness tho breaking OF ground for another play,
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one is under some sort OF Obligation. TO her.
the occasion is likely to he a memorable one.
1t is seldom that n moro beautiful stage pic
ture is presented than in tho ballroom scene
Of Lady Windermere's Tan With its white
and gold decorations, Louis XIV. panelling. in
candescent electric lights, exquisite gowns.
and protusion OF flowers fresh ut each per-
Torrance. 1t is fascinating even to the blas6
sne e stSdy by yf the f faiT ssx a'G TSe s sss MG aitey
things entirely new witnessed with regrctthe
depaEture Inst night Of The pile driver from
figured ,as the chief performer Nutmeg
Match" 1t is impossible to guess what may
excuse for building II very limsy play. Tut
nothing should now asto1ish one. Ihe real
what Is not 4 miss IS likely to make a hit, Or
possibly. n dynamite explosion. followed by o
i SSSn n%I ! Msi,in 1l% nnh If ths Ss All viii !, b so in} b;s cd
too boisterous for tho time, The latest thing
in theatre parties is an exclusive gathering OF
enjoy a quiet diunsr together Without tho aid
Of men. Mckee Innkin. since he, inherited II
fortune from his father. is quoted as saving
ex"ert for charity. those who, know RsnEin
s sesn so to a0i love Ss,e So Mitn America Am q RI ans, sith esfh ior IFS
climates or its coin presumably the latter. as
she intends to mako q tour there in June.
Eumors regarding the Union Square Thea
tire nre revived to tho effect that the lease OF
the house has been sold to manager b. F.
Keith OF Boston. who proposes to again devote
the place to variety entertainmcnts-for which.
it will be remembered. the theatre was origi-
nally built. As tho legitimate, drama has
the new plan would prove more profitable than
the regular combination business. The clos
Ing of Herrmann's Theatre on Friday night.
because of money differences between Actor
Ed Henley and the management. caused only
ito is mi aosStf fHT' % VI q her II the .e' %t Ira.na''S WIFI TYfi be-
reopened before Easter Monday. April 3.
Th nns Shs sdhringE o and tbs s" W5mnn ssa spss w 9la he
benefit. to be held ut the Casino on Tuesday
afternoon next. some OF the best talent now IN
programme arranged.
brooklyn offers some attractive entertain
ment this week to those who prefer to patron
ize their home theatres instead Of crossing
the big bridge. At the Star will be seen The
Outsider" with its exciting hurdle racing
scene. which includes several thoroughbreds
and professional Jockeys. It is booked for the
entire week. At the Grand Opera House. ".Yon
Ionson will be the attraction: and IL its New
crowded hous mssaN' "Jaane""s opens at the
Columbia. with its breeziness undimlnisheL.
Few iarce-comedies now before the public
is n laugh in every limo and n call for every
curtain. At the Bedford Avenue "A Texas
Steer" will create fun and noise. This has
generally been voted the most successful Of
nj, Mr.. Hoyts extravaganza c%onceits. ana is q
delightful bit OF satire on Washington life.