The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-03
VIEWS or INN 4n,Exrska


personality with which the PLAYER Of an eldel
day was wont 10 sustain the illusions OF tn'
stage. The character which the actor assumes
In print Ia that which he would have the puoh1
fancy 10 his own. and IL therefore. as Repeia'
thing. as far removed from his ovo As arc .ms
fictitious roles demanded BY hia calling. WINS
thenecessity OF this third part has orea.eu !,
new profession In which many ouick .Ms'eu !.
mon are gaining livelihood. me pia, w, WIZ.
provides the thespisn with Dis ,oo''is =,
role. but the press agent gives DIN .ne
one vbicb n. "a 70 play in the public eve.
and the further removed It is from Ms own
character the batter Ia he pleased. Thus the
actor who in the summer time never leaves
upper Broadwey except to go over to Brook
lyn or Jersey City to sleep, loves TO read IN mis-
feyorit. dramatic paper that he 10 resting on
bis farm near schoharie, whore he was re-
gently se.n-brown as q berry and clad In an
old flannel sbirt-superintending HE men who
ara buildine stone wall about his COW pas
tire" and II the press agent were to describe
him as hunting for woodchucks' eggs or pick
inc waterm, IONS from the trees In his door
yard. he would be Just as we'll pleased. The
comedian who IL. known by his associates to
possess tho pleasant social traits OF cuttle-
nsh. figures in print as follows: Genial
Charley Coff1nplate entertained Manager Tar
box and party OF professional friends at his
stock farm In Westchester county last week.
Thoee-and they are many-who have been the
guests Of this prince OF good fellows
will not be surprised to learn that the pop
OF the festive cork was frequent sound dur
ing tho afternoons Rayety. Charley opens
with The Merry Idlers' at the Grand Opera
House next Monday" The women Of the pro-
fession are not behind their brethren In the
matter OF newspaper roles. The famous dra-
matte soprAno. who in real life 10 about as
hospitable and generous az the grip on 9
Broadway cable car. is noted for the deeds 81
before embarkinS for her farewell tour Of
America, while the genuine hospitality and
In fats which echo to the vibrant twang OF the
banjo are Transformed by the wand Of the
phers Of the dainty Sunday evening tea. What
tale Nts some OF our soubrettes and emotional
hon hs hHw
through Central Park What exquisite feel
ingsoi mingled Joy and paip fill their breasts
when they first put on Tight!
But tho public likes to read about the COM
ings and goings OF its favorite artists. and It is
tho province Of the newspaper to furnish news
When It Became known that an actress named
Victory Bateman had been named as CORE
spondent In the Boucicault divorce suit the
upper Rlalto was shaken to its foundations.
the strong mon OF Twenty eighth street bowed
thems selves before the storm. and the Profess
sional Women's League. which has always
been regarded as extremely liberal minded in
such matters. took immediate action. as did
Miss Coghlan. Al! knowledge of the matter
dancers h in The Hack Crook. who might feel EEL
fmpelled to return at once to the purer atmos-
Adams, an Eplscopa m mister, saw At to change
his creed and become roman Catholic. Now he
eent eons 10
eral ANCIENT volumes inssearch Of material for
a play" from which 1t may be inferred that
rapid progress in his new calling. The artistic
deve!opment Of the African race has been SO
was short time 1 ago in sss ase
the swell colored clubs Of the town and devoted
'f h %ade
Il Of soo4 Ss sss
ss5ssTs ri sEili n ,hs
srtists who have won fame with the kai scmine
brush We'd with one another in their efforts to
dsins,iop 10 that part d the town % who soe did
tle' friendly ofiio.s Of a pawnbroSer: whose
known to ss1srai memSers Of the ss
sa % an ns ss
Della FOX viii pc celebrated with a love feast
In PanJandrum" tomorrow night
Because Of the numerous openings to-mor-
row night two managers have postponed their
productions until Tuesday. and on that even
ing Sheridan will be given at the Lyceum
Theatre and "A Trip to Mars" at Niblos. The
frst-named Of these-its full title is ''Sheri-
dan: or. tho Maid OF Bath"-has been written
by Paul M Potter for E. a. Sothern. and is
four-act play intended to depict the life and
some OF the adventures OF Richard Brinsley
Sheridan The scenes introduced are the
London. and some Of the characters. notably
Dao.d GarTtck and Michael Kelly. are. drawn
as S% hs Ro0ps sth k Th% he sSo bs
nsfs fhsrmins impressiofn IN In Gaptain
lDopid Ga,7ick. Samuel Sothern:a brother Of
the star viii impersonate CAPTAIN Ha,Ty Pau
famous company OF German Liliputlans will
be seen on the same evening In spectacle
susntIy performed in Berlin I and v" Vienna. In
this piece there is learned professor who has
ed method q making people SO
earth to tho far of planets. He applies his in
ventlon to several commonplace characters,
the air on a, trip. to Mars. There they find
Ike many another stage monarch. has a fair
a cav and the rep9rter woos this princess
m al brings ner BACK with MIN to the earth.
Inc spectacle has been In rehearsal for some
time. and will be presented with a full ballet
% tall dancers. new scenery. and several
clever stage illusions.
Tho most important theatrical events an
hounced for to- morrow night are the produce
lions OF In Mizzoura" at tho Fifth Avenue
Theatre. Tho Other Man" at tho Garden
Theatre, and Fanny" at the Standard. The
last PANIED Is an English comedy by George X
Ind naolR al atoh fka anth ara st H.
HEpardsman." which was seen here last winter.
me title role will be played by tombstone BEN
melt and the cast will also include W. J. Fergu-
con, Max Figman. and Elaine Ellison. Lole
ruler has been engaged to dance between the
stage s,E for forty ninutes The Other Man. is
The French .Chsmpignol MalRre Lui." 1t vii!
r. 5G1ssented by t9e compsny Kno as Charles
coils" Herbert standing. Harry Brown,
Pennrtta Gresham. Margaret Robinson. and
the complications brought about by the meet
ing OF young married woman with her former
lover, and the latter having bDel Aeon to Inn