The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-26

q ,sy ! week; hence; n a Chicago HE for the hummer
YSgth performance Of "XmeSicans 'SSSroad''
T rher s' viii Tihsf Be- S So t CHANGE s ss t hi. l sSsstT,
Ss,.a, a q sGrt LINT; y ssfG,. a the new comedy s,c will 9 +
s ". s'f fwe y oS 4% shss,as. A viz eap IA tsl;
sights a. the Broadway. where. the col.
ssssFlsen' ne eSsE'f iaIls sn1 to '' tSri1i the snq sp ssH ora
The balicts are nniane. and the introdnetinn
% H1 .he bastrHhS cs b faSS e Gro sfyP sp Is q Hsf i,s tie slsi
6oarls, OF the Academy Of Music, making a
siran, shG p Eli 81 IL i k,na; rs ss '" srhs M "a harn
Guards Ball" but that play is tc. be super.
Sspifa fs5y s9S one e y ! s SarS H al hnGFsS we'll |.
iysansas vi! Ss'! A ; sSs 'front.'. Ths S?SS.s per;
given on March 10. and the management says
that no other iioyt play has male MS much
money; second COMPANY has been trHysl.
clarcd that Harry Conor. has. not sung less
are varied weekly. and the actresses OF the
W,do,r are not far behind in a count 81 stan.
ballads fIii .0STrh ss,i Rav e's been s""t three Se"i renewals Of
scenery and Ave OF costumes.
The steadily growing demand for strong
plays. enacted by well-balnnced companies.
has not yet I'm paired the popularity OF some OF
tho stars" Ono OF these fortunate possessors
OF public regard is William II. Crane. who is
able to continue with ION Probation" at the
Star. because. although the play Is light and
trivial. 1t contains a central role In which his
individuality has an agreeab BILE license. Mr..
Crane is to stay at the star to the end 81 the
SupIns ,ss la Nj m Sssns d i the he FIJI FIJI. IN S esss ss 90
son soon '' sn wIl! !. Tiv,Ys VII" 1iri. M'i Eiso %iSss S 81 Mi %ili
remain Two. weeks longer at the Fifth Ave-
nue.. and oefore she departs we shall have the
see s.sY hrr impersosatio ~ o! Tie Egyptian Vasen No
op ot I" re emIasnt n aetr sssese% Ths Italian Misn t ianss
pen. In the mean time Duse will devote the
EID5fi sarco %ssk ' f ddsnSs'"t'@!"tt .v va m rsns'i.
cana" ind - ,Locandiera." At the thea
"%stass" and tho Plays seem to share about
equally In value. rs estimated by the man
aesrs in thei 1o, Advertisements ,nI It, Fun At the .
p ESaSTt sas,oF in @ es1fst'f SeAlli ssa Sses g via
nasium is one Of the plays comisalities. Nil.
ton and Dolly MOBILES; brisk and clever come
Oniy."in which lar Western politics
and journalism are, !anghably caricatured. A
Italian figures in American experiences. is ut
JACOBS WITH 4 a fompan ~ ENGAGED suitably Tor
whose honest-h eH rtedness in too!ery is always
the Circus" the liveliness Of which, should be
Of the new and promising crop OF Irish come::
dams. is at the Windsor with G!en-du- LouCh.''
a drama ofthe Green Isle. already seen in town.
The theatrical season has already reached q
where the weaker ventures begin to fall
by tho wnyside. and the death roll OF the
unfortunates Is frightening rapidly. Tho
snow storms have made hard work for somo OF
The travelling companies. and many perform
ances are delayed or altogether prevented in
he smaller cities. Julius Kahn. an actor. has
been elected to the California Legislature. and
he first bill introduced by him aims to put
actors ON a par with wage earners in the mat
.er OF preferred claims for services. Marie
,hakespearean roles. has dropped into the
irilt Of improper dramas by, writing. one enti-
,lay a victim Of the drug. An actress who
rom a periormanss in ,phi!sdelpSia. nc an
~srvice. assumed, her. character. thus saving
he management from u dilemma and rrovid-
iH sor Sa' ". H f1ssa,H'h the eom 1Sa lane w sha'f iate:
y lost his eyesiGht. received over $1,000 al
HSsston MATINEE ), benefit Sae1ls Iast week; John
rem the stage: and win devote himself 70 his
writes to THE Sun that. many years ago, she
iaison Meuve:" which las Just been seized
=: DIN Fl, Barnes, 'fi rems ~ %sG P best
been encaeed Tor the sp 'sSa Ie' WITH wh ntd;
new American ia to open. The widow OF the
ate negro minstrel. Charles 7. White. is hope
nuining days comlortnb le.. E. j. Buckley. in
opnf bv msan ~ Of PI a S6inn; Is, Is to nsr be benefited
taCe friends. N: {. t;oodwin's eyesir6t il
rected. Harold Russell and Ada Dwyer are
!; GEmaimaSest S q plsy . e;siled's Erie IL Mf tho SW fes :;
ne n snl paHTt ne Mng formms t.ih By C n;,s o AbPott.
Or the productieen Of Plays. Is Miss disso Rea is Mr..
A Debt OF Honor and Mr.: Teal is busy With
romislnC; james A. ,Herne. who. used to
altered to Boston fancy with Shore Acres"
piece with ihsen claracteristics in which he
{ which Mr.. Howells publishes eommenia-
ickab! o reporter III * %Fo We've Heven u"e d 5DIs ""t
he Union square. and enacts the impossible
used to be atyresetter in a news
Tell to lnisreoresent it.. Leandcr Richardson
5 out with n severe denunciation OF those
i tsss at stp ben .ha' p eari qn1n aesor: : IF their mi fer;
g n situation, he says. where IN out and
higllwhy robber could command respect;
ut blackmail, and beggary are alike con
smrtinlc. and where they 70 hand in hand
hey awaken the utmost abhorrence."
That most peculiar OF all our theatres. Proc.
'r's. maintains its ten-hour daily entertain
tent. made up OF dramatic. operatic, and
ariety specialties. The experiment has
lrned out well. The doubt about it arose
the question whether cheap prices could
Q separated from cheap audiences. The up.
hot IL that thrUngs OF women and children 70,
Iroctor's In the daytime. and the audiences
the evening are entirely respectable. The
for this week names II soodiy
um Der 81 performers fnvOrably known. They
lclude the Bicketts. the four EmIurors III
,usir. the japanese kawakamis. Maud
the brothers Clemense. the Far.
um brothers. Mile. TexArkansas, the Ier-
mis-, ,Ialeska. Delhaner. Phyllis Rufel,
y, Milletto brothers. Yankee Moore. Bella
the Bonitas. George W.. Anderson.
,,ssie, Farnum. Dan Nash. Girard md Earle.
D eynlier Jarrett. Norton and Lester. Delmore
Wilson. Arthur !. Martyne and Others. A
,cond, resort in West Twenty-third street.
ivored ny women and children. is the Eden
lnsre: where tEe~, waxworks constitute a large
election. and the stage entertainment con
Inns Specialties In music. iuu1larv and mo-,