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

man. It will be acted at the Standard q week
the ensuing play At the Lycer9: Is made up
E s4.tslx army x 1Sv Sf, Si,, falling ~ Rm s"GssnI S. spd den on
has written a brief nathetic play entitled IA
perscnate IN It a Waterloo veteran. who dies
from the ex%citemen Of seeing a military com I'm
heir attention direeted 70 the indian asa
tsse the pos fhs iossiE ~ ths VEST sss'sR ssS RsF,ot ssofq
the m s,snfs nisss ent G !, g S %Ssv sj,e'' ready snd n for
! i. h n Esse's Fsp hns IL hs1 ii'; ! a ssSs
s snGt her character Spses S VII Be c: that y. of 3 : yo asas asp:
man boy. Ghecver. GOODWIN and Wilson Morse
have completed "Panjqndrum" for the De
made mSdt h ths ser sGi%ps Of DAVID aarrief". to 30
used by, Lawrence Hanley. giving It the title
s ssui Gs1nssn and az 4. VI '!0 Res sn,sn s s$sptsd 'G sSs
the mSr daurRter Of tho late FredericF fMarsden:
A. Il: . sSsSsstiss 8, e. + H AiS. y ff. H. Es s:slysssi ~
urs oihls Ninety DAYS an s.cesdinsly costly
none of his stock OF good humor. however. and
will WILL start tart out ~ .! af Snf pr rs an ss sctoE 81 ano pf'h'
A change Of policy. involving a departure
from comic opera to burlesaue. has been de-
cided upon at the Casino. This has been
brought about by a coalition between Man
ager Aronson and Henry L Dixey. and the
first outcome will be a reproduction OF
our attention. Mr.. .Aronson said to = SUN re.
porter Yesterday. TO make OF the Casino 9
amusement has been neglected OF late, We
have had plenty Of comic opera. and perhaps
faafnrne htit nf hnrIaQnuc nrnnAF we have had
at the Bi!ou; We 5 bel e, the ., p blmor VIII III y vel ali
vi! Viii 90 %0s With Ut; srr ely A@sTisS doesn't
sSie Of ' nsre.4S sH,nA hurle asHS, I'll than M:
Dixey; would like to have it understood that
tas nrsH wis sfi0t be thu 7s%th in np this citS-wlii
have a great deal Of, 81 real ,s n ;s%ln nm 81 material ~ srsn.
shall have. brand-new. songs. dances. situa-
s sIoas a aoa ls Monsssue T .GS.l f9%T Williams. w Amelia III.
somerville. Annie Ellison. John {. Buckstone.
and many others chosen for their abilities In
vision OF the production. and he means. to
make complete changes In the representation
not only q change Of songs and specialties;
but also Of costumes and scenery w. we shall
i%I0s' t sasfifie.S and iT the cssino may very likely
be exceedingly prosperous under the new ar
rangement.
Brooklyn's theatrical week provides three
radically different entertainments. Z. S. Will
lard is at the Columbia. whore he will enact
several Of the parts in which he has won
American distinction. He is an actor to COM
mand respectful attention and to provide dig.
artist, in characterization. His, company -
abyndantly a6ie TO- render stieisnt so 81 r.
The y treezy and w6oiesomeA irish drama,
"Glen.da-Lough." il, at the Brooklyn Grand
o op9 New Yerk kn city %f lie. the .'f bago," Isl Is at tie
Bedford Avenue. whore its strenuous appeals
carded.
Bronson Howard must have been startled by
the charge OF plagiarism in "Aristocracy" made
by a Chicago author. and amused. too. but not
sufficiently to prevent him from instituting .
lawsuit The Thompson trio. the Emerald
sisters. Miss lie Blanche. and the Schallers are
variety importations by Tony Pastor, and on
the steamer they gave e concert yieiaing sdoo
tough sirl in '"Hoss and, Hoss.' is a DAUGHTER
Of Edmund, Collier. and she began on The stage
y III. B.. S!t tSit N rs . sIa:t I$sn; ni 1 1 %4I Hanis
the stage q While. is enough better to enable her
to go on with her tour. Alexander salyini. tho
psen seaaeli s1S t IL eus QUIET Ills S eountr1 since
his employment here in A. n. Palmer's com
fish versions Of standard French melodramas.
and we shall have him atthe Manhsttsa Opera
Thursday evening. in "The Texas Steer" be-
tween the prologue and t the first act c;t the
sunny blonde to a decided brunette. No ex-
planation vas made: and the audience 81 mar
hind the scenes. Since the death OF Flora |
Walsh the part has been played by Dorothy
her salary. she refused to go on with the
play unless she got . guarantee OF an increase:
part in the prologue. but at that point she
struck absolutely; A cab vas despat che Shed
the stage manager explained the. action
infinitely to her. and then. with such hints as
stage. she enacted the character. 1t was in
reality a return to the early lays Of the drama.
but luckily the rest Of the company were SO
familiar with the play that cues were OF minor
that she was using her own language.