The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-14

to a friend in Charleston; Immediately after
iieE Dad :; e Is" r he sEiS; in in, ENCLOSING oi mos. =
worse. The Almighty l .n H,n us dssn a' his his
Ss%sst,s sa,,e Ny l iil..H lie h has a'S been h q sRap ter
OF Tragedies, as you know. byt l have never do;
SPARED. never lost my crib OF the eternal
truth. The worst is not 30 long rs we can
say This Is the worst"
Levity In violent forms is more abundant
than seriousness on our stage this week. and
we get at Pnlmer's n new piece OF nonsense
entitled "l4o2." 1t is a blend OF farce. spec
taclc. and extravaganza. for which H. A.. Bar
nett wrote the words and Carl PAueGer the
music. Tho theme is Columbus's discovery OF
America, and 1t is treated in a most irreverent
thing aimed ut. 1he work was done original
iy for a Boston military company's amateur
iTl Ress noviees Il .a m its auIieneos well.
ther Edward T. ,,,, hRice:: Mho Is identit,eI In The
r pitsd and %' hsa y Ti nsrror Exsp iSr a iSur ' tiae i ,as
winter in Boston by professional actors. 1t
contains a ballet and q chorus q semi.nnde
lions. and it's costumes and scenery make n
gli,teEin9 SPECTACLE; ". II tho c1st are Theresa
lesuue and comic opera know to be competent.
show at TFalmer's that wifi be Sesxce.dinsly at.
~tractiye for those WHO like that particular kind
| OF entertainment. vi me current hPCeS- OF
fPS ost nna lH tSs fS Ms sss!! III iii w, Mso ls'' T Fl suss
s ssss Of 's h. t{ T.sn fifth Il the Of t'A S I 9 Rss asmG ior
NiiFin "a. wit na and hs sn.sis and t n IT. fact csr ttokgn
singular ,sntertsinmsnt. fanianaSum' and
tIAdOnis w,, ere p spWJl eis sc, In u 2, ,So gs rond sni
the other with Henry I. Dixey. and the Rroad-
way and ae,t The Casino are to keep f them for {
Crook viii close its long. term at the Acad;
envy on saturday night. and until thsn the old
and ali manner OF specialties. will not lag.
or fun maintained at a comedy level. al
though really fnrcical in texture. a good ex-
ample is Tho duardsman.' as performed
~expertly at the Lyceum. where 1t will end the
season next Saturday night. after which the
house will remain closed until the return Of L.
II. Sothern late in July. Days Theatre will BIO
occupied, one week longer BY losina Nokes.
s sma 9 anu being and So@% h f%sats on hsen Eshears MiE
illing out nm evening in the diverse and anus.
l Bly, sos WiIl s ,sf K.liar. the nhe m.R Rsfs tenant Gnar1s ss
j. u. Ekir.o tw" different life Fl s Tsans p sss g I rsm naip
Toying entirely adequate representations and
neither suffering any loss of laughter; Fur
the line OF variety farce. -" "A Mad bargain" 1T
the, Star. where James T. Towers. Peter I.
DALEY. ana Maggie Cline are active and ell
cient In the merriment.
All but one OF what are called the outside
theatres that is. the houses ut the sides and
end Of the town. in which the plays are
changed every week-are still open. In the
case Of tho Grand Opera House. a new mana
ger now assumes control in tho person OF Ed
mund C.. stanton. formerly the. business di-
rector Of grand opera at the Mstrop9lithn:
OF the Grand under the ownership Of George
Gould. NJ. stanton begins his term with grand
pave. long prevailed at this west side house;
Tho Hinrieh STSnmnany wlli give Ill Trovatore'
Tpav Msn'sy on fH Tassisy, "n nca ss1IHaia' Rus IT.
cana and "Ernani" Oh Friday, and Mar
i %asiase on Lo Mfs"s Ss1ali IS s" he At e! ins s donna "
the Hinrich company. Opera will last at the
G G5laia & W.T." ,s s'T w Ssstirh h"r's MInn he's ssli NY
travelling uninterrp.tedly since the The wsll-re.
t9wn to finish their tour with a week at the
+ II Is sfP sSo sSS $iij; ~ M %,,s.s if Ss5e :Hu sSsSs
:; ss%Ssrs "s%as e ssy rs" @sSst Efins': = f sSSssss: 8 iss
e fsn eoqu ea Is sS on steer ve a%e1 Nc 5arSsaa,
an exasGsretioa Of tie isto HImseHs mannsr.
i aG.oss Harlem \. 4sa ). Ct th %It G0Is 'he fsm Nth Glsr
vehicle Of her talents and those Of her com
panyi MiSsJ aIoenu Ewes = very ii'ery NOV.
Dui ai VIM ~ i.miiSo ueGeney. y ping
a. JaGopss is 80 immil,ar q tning a. recK.s
bAu Loy; out new Soiss anu ,Iesn inn art
PROMISES ioLL' ahu - a hioeS tnat noesn.
yea out Win me mu'.,tuaet ane teop,e
mas IN nGnest : ne ~ n,t ~ ac.aess ~ ~ couat
nines ara,naitS WILL VIII ste "a YEA y ense
sue nopu'aritS' h H. R'aya% 10. t uhso f,su TO dnS
f RTTh ar n duai r3IIe In Which 70 dan onstrate
her Vsrsatiiity: A. me meanesnay matin.e
tIsd "a IirI With w., n Temper'" n WTittpe ,ee Tor eh her
by Alfred Henneauin.
This evenings Sunday entertainments be.
Sides those given regularly at the concert
halls and museums, include two that are oc-
na.ionaI A-.IIa Tn,s ~ ~" p..i. .ns ~.
waldron at the Standard are enabled by
friendly volunteers to Offer nroprammes Of
''u' 'oN" w w :.
songs. DANCES. ana comic monologues, AT
ne bilou TINS evening; ior me beneht OF W..