The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-20

boast Of brilliant new front of iron and glass.
e eE.SPHi ussels Comedians viii reopen
Rop ThsSe Wth tes az
twelve artists. including Mathildo 0ottrelly.
M oy st ks sna ES vi hornt sH's NSos
,hsp i SsS a & the nrs
| Tho chief tableau q this piece will rep;
tree Lighted ned
tive chorus, girls reclining gracefully 2n its
janIrum" on the stage of the Broadway The.
atre until the end OF septembcr. when it will
Mr. Hopper's organization. Edward Harrgan
night m f' With ' revival OF Dams fluctuations"
which was. first produced at the Theatre Com
songs heard then will he used in the new ver
! sion. The original cast Of 1902 will be seen
T aImors The sHReG Next Saturday night Tho
"Columbian Guards March" new topical
been been added to the entertainment. Anumber Of
workmen are busy at the Standard Theatre.
a w on Hs II sfHt e fH rst
". ]. Ferguson. and q. Alison will be seen.
The present week at Tony Pastors will be
| notable because 1t marks the close Of Bessie
| Bonehis engagement and also the last APP
pearances for many IN onths of Ward and vokes.
who by reason Of their originality and natural
enforced humor. stand out In the variety pro-
fession as vividly an electric light in the
| Hudson River tunnel In most of the funny
teams before the public there is one funny
| partner and one feeder as he Is called, who
simply gives to tho other the opportunities h o
| ers. for example. are always spoken OF rs funny
pair but there is only ono OF them who Is a
hum bier member OF the Arm it must be said
that he leeds" SO sktlfnily that the public publ is
the same 'nS te plane TSs
we're. in their day. the ideal variety team. not
only because they acted SO cieyetiy together.
ether Wari AMI VSkss have %aIe I MaIoh q. nd
goers. and 1t is difficult to say which one of the
two will be tho most soreIy missed. Among
Gorman Brothers. who once headed the Ia
well known as cleyer performers in their line;
Wiltred ioungs the boy SOPRANO remains .r,s. at
The G Songs Of Long AGO which is consI:
cred one OF the cleverest Of Roland Hennessy's
bal viii close the concert hail in twenty.
| third street which they have occunied Tor thir-
teen years, and on the Monday foliow-
Isl Iisnme mt f"rmerly ' the Manhattan Opera
House. with programmes which will In.
clude a complete production of the ballet
senorita Tortaj ada. Blanca Lescau. Maude st.
the I'm peral Music Hall are two who are nota-
| BILE because they bear names famous in music
| Cssy Lind II sister OF the more celebrated
Ledly LIND and the other is Marie Collins:
| name on the tablets OF fame. The first named
of the two is graceful and agile dancer. but
arsn Of sRe IS
| daughter Of the London Isle hal the sort OF
s b ThS nHs,sS had in nd whsp he
doisey OF the dinEle.r Changes are OF treaue lent
Tho Rainmakor OF Syria" will contain.
| among other special features. a grand Amazo-
MAN march of 100 girls. divided into four COM
panes and headed by Florence Bell Nina Far
rington George DENIM. and Beatrice Leslie.
Lille Post has been engaged for the role Of
Jhiilippi in THE Fencing Master The part
was formerly played by Grace Golden. bright
young singer. who arpears with De Wolf Hop
per this week DiEby Bell will begin . his , sea-
seI to 5Spte Ss and FAN and Tartar DUR
M his forths0mins tqHr rs Eompqpny win
Mfsss1' and nF%Ss JHs %a%
Ws o 5nd smt Rsh Xnas oSs
wAS n tour in re Ds s%st 81
known known TO The patrons Of the Madison Square
roof garden has been engaged to appear with
fa to m Ss
| company W II begin their season with Friend
n sep s at the
| Boston Museum tomorrow night. Frederick
Pe VIII s Wh bqss Bond
Two daughters of John A. McCaull have 10 ned
tha MOI In mn
will add !" Richeiieu :" to his repertory this sea-
son. John Drew, Maude Adams. and other
this city on Tuesday for Duluth. NJ nm. where
their season will begin. Kehearsals Of I've;
will continue until the production OF the spec-
tacle at the Park Theatre. Boston. Sept. IL.
The Grand Opera House will open its doors
tomorrow night with an attraction that has
! already proved a strong one in New York.
| namely. The Span OF Life" This piece owes
its success-and it has achieved a very remark
| able success-entirely to the single sensational
scene from which it takes it's name. In this
scene three acrobats execute a fall Of a kind
form bridge across a chasm. It is nstonish-
a theatre for two hours for the sake of this
one scene. West siders who assist at the
night Will find that historic playhouse won
| decfully improved and altered. 1t is now light
| cd entlrcly Dy clectTlc ilents winch con-
trolled by II very ella borate switchboard on the
stage: a number OF new boxes have been
added. the stage has been lowered. and the en-
| tire auditorium redecorated in white and gold:
!. is now an extremely hgndsome theatre. and
appreciated by the people Of the west
costumes. furniture. and other lGcessso:
ries procured for "sheEihan; or. the Maid Of
copies Of thYse in use hundred years ago.
Mr.. Mansfield made similar promise when
lie produced 10000 q Year" at tho Garden
Theatre, but for all that there appeared in a
drawing room scene the time OF the play be-
ing somewhere in the thirties red plush
photograph album of the kind found in Nnth
street boarding houses. an utrocity OF which
Englishmrn of half u century ago were hap
PLY ignorant.
1t is no easy matter to get scat on q roof
garden after half past 8 OF a warm evening.
and it is probable that those places OF amuse-
ment will continue to attract the people in
generous numbers until the middle OF Sep
TENDER. At the Madison Square ioof Garden
Elsie Adair. Kate Davis tho Julians. the Perry