The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-24

II active work, Is taking : brief holiday ysss-
rSeys FIFTH II thS West Tue dqGueSs and
to play 2 IN FFencR. Gus Gus Williams 70 return
TO the yaudeviles: Every buyer Of 2 reserved
fSss Ia last 0nS week cot seS frss SSesa 'I
let IoleftSSd d b s. 10 n. H pgntIn.
nous show at the Union square three time.
IN as many weeks. and the theory is advanced
sneeesiivs U Of the protrscted plays in his native
what they du I'm t ssS Es s. Ind Ind
They seem ,or . to S1 tSD s.haqtsd
Joseph jefferson has had week Of meaRre
audiences, and the smaller entertainments
cities throughout the country the indications
| OF better times are notable. Notwithstanding
Chrlstm n' Tie disbandments Of Travelling
| companies have. been numerous, however and
| the usual number Of actors are now at work.
Niblo's reopens Just in time to share with the
other theatres in holiday audiences and with
an entertainment entirely suitable to that pur-
pose, for tho Liiputians return to the big
| house in lower Broadway with "A Trip to
Mars" which is q great deal of ballet spec
tacle besides being unique with tho company
| OF compressed comedians. Niblo's lie under
| the new management Of Walter 8. Sanford,
| widely known in the business OF amusem ents
| as a writer and producer OF realistic dramas.
| A change is ahead at the Madison Square. too
| The lease OF that theatre has been renewed for
ten years to Marshall II. Mallory. and 1t may
be that he will return to it's active manage
ment. The theatre was under his control dur
| ing the wel-remembered series of pretty
sentimental plays which included May Bios
rs, EssTerads and pa hSSel Krse He
the removal OF that precipitation 70 WallacE's.
Tenancy tE1 I viii last Until Psst Ssntepber Tn.
here, This decision has been reached within
cured another theatre. although half dozen
responsible men have offered to build We
who f Is wealthy man. am win build a house Of lis
| own providing he can overcome the very dffl-
he sC eR. g viii to vsw
first, METROPOLITAN playhouse actually under
% The hss oe as as 80
BILE with series, Of REVEALS otthe most success
| full Hoyt plays"
Two variety theatres and one music hall
| provide the vaudeville OF the week. and do IL
| with quito sufficient attractiveness to please
| those who like tho speciality shows. At Tony
| Pastors there is q debut OF q French singer.
Juniori Vallsres. Of whom plquancy is ex-
| pected. J. W. Kelly promises fresh collection
OF jokes and anecdotes. Others named in the
Pastor bill are McAvoy and May. Henry Car
ney Jonghmans Sisters. the sa-vaus. Lille
Langtree. Little Sable Alice Conway. Edo
ward Clark. Murello. Redan. and Mr..
| Pastor. At Herrmann's the experiment has
| been tried Of giving. In addition to the sing
ing. dancing. and other specialties. short bur
and While Il th .ss
many who failed to understand the nne irony.
OF The Fringe Of the Froth OF the Crust Of
lambs ean boz" and provoked hiisrity for
the reason that the audience was largely made
good sasvesty Of certain styis 81 ds@
which has been brought over from France and
The heroine, Very we'll played by Kate Davis.
is one OF those remarkable women with a
the Hs' stage. She is loved by gray. haired
man who believes everything that she tells
naturally and easily. to a topical song OF the
kind for which the author. sydney kosenfeldi
one Expresses his willingness TO believe the
most preposterous things. provided the wo-
with the past then o The to h% A
ha. been seen in Forget Me- Not" and. In
OF the family Knows everything and makes 1t |
his business to run the adyenturess to earth
ing bank notes 10 order to prove him
opener" and is one Of the most remarkable
In every CATS on upper Broadway. always In |
the centre Of choice group OF professional
in glowing terms to his noble personal quail:
ties. WheD Mr. Rosepfsld represents man q
is fully II as enjoyable and sensi bic an act as
Ts.i Ss xn 3 i III Il
simple; Press IldIidSe viii remain. and a
cisliy engaged Tor holiday week. There
will also be seen two very clever and
q ricturesquC and sen sstionai speeisity called
The DisappearinG Demons" The music |
is the reigninG queen OF ballad and repartse. |
and where Sandow Is marvel with his feats
lust now is the costliest ever given In New |
York In the field OF varieties Clara Seumann
iustrats Japanese warfare, Cresendos makes |
their American debut in electrical clowninz.
Der of more familiar favorites are retained
It IL vacation time with the children. and so |
the shows OF wonder and curiosity are wide |
open. OF course, the Hagenbeck exhibition Of
trained beasts at Tattersalls is particularly |
attractive TO the youngsters. It 10 a marvel |
lous demonstration OF mans mastery over tho |
savages OF the brute creation The Worlds |
Fair at the Grand Central Palace contains some |
OF the more celebrated sights OF the Midway |
Plaisance with the indecencies Of the Oriental |
dances eliminated. and with a great deal to |
amuse and instruct. The instruments OF meo- |
iRyal torture brought from tho NuremburR |
collection to be shown in New York. are on |
view In tho hall formerly Roster & BiaPs. in |
West Twenty-third street The Eden Mus6s |
has its waxIworks Hand. for an accompany |
ing stage diversion. a programme of sing
ing. dancing. and other varieties Is given. |
Dimes will drop in heavy showers at the mu-
seums OF Huber and Doris. beyond DOUBT.
for isn't this Christmas week And where
else can so much he bought for ten cents3 |
In the main hall at Iiubers is the EsquimAux
village from the Worlds Fair. Nine natives
OF Greenland are there, Including ~ child
horn while they were IN Chicago The orig |
are at tbs Midwlnter in California nine are
here, and the rest have returned homo on ac,
count OF sickness. Another feature Ia the first
appearance in this country Of Pauline NannA a
larslan beast tanner. who has been exploited
I'll will al