The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-09

eped, and thnt the arrival OF y, rsscuing
Sun the veteran. Gen; Carr. said that
on seeing ne E!ay r. Wsshinsi2n. ,I IL.
He supposed, until assured to The contrary.
Tint til. dramatists had taken tho Arizona
AFFAIR 81 q dozen years, ag1 as, the hasis OF
that arc meant Tor long tours next win;
start has been made in New England with
= new 'nelodrama o. New York, city life en-.
HHii sthardsso naSF Among mo G', The .n sesnic r Ts lsShaS-
tions are tho Little Church Around tho Cor
nrr. the arrival u q laden ferryboat in it, slin;
worked into y dramatic story. LaMronce Han;
WIZ sish IS B i .r,ai II Ma ,ns sSH ) Version RI : Of u ,h h," snnc
original piece that yielded David Garrick."
S Smt u iae e Of the io at %nash Soo Of ra n re from from
some standard tragedy. Thus far Hamlet"
has been utilized, with Nj; Hanley nlaying the
Danish prince much in the manner OF Edwin
Booth. In whose company ho used to be.
There arc shining star" actors in town.
Rose and Charles Coghlan have made Dipio-
macy" SO acceptable ut the Fifth Avenue that
It will he continued until Saturday night. thus
passing It's .00th representation by this COM
pnny in this aud other cities. A Coghlan re-
vival OF Money" will cnsue. william II.
Crane Ii repeating his captivating impersona-
non G 81 9TH sn 1cln' n at III, hhtnesa tar s Si,h nn tie lIay
rcfashioncd into q good condition and the
dor Salvini will devote his second week at the
Manhattan to Don Caesar de Bazan." there
being no necessity. for q. change to The
Three Gunrdsmen' Immediately.
Perhaps the most interesting single occur.
renee on the vaudeville stage this week will
be the Joining OF the ranks OF specialists by
Cyril Tyler. tho boy soprano. who will sing
every forenoon at Proctor's. The curtain rises
here at 1850 o'clock. and the show lasts
t tiSdS h hp%5s; ng T n%o5 pTes sSs p Bsni lnsrzo in;
rors q Music. ,Martinstti brothers. whiting
yens. the Hereafter family. Bertha Brush. John
Hart and Frank :; Carr. Naska; Jane. the SON
Lonklin. l.onton brothers. and Al Grant. Tony
Pastor sets forth Helene Mora on his stage
dor ssr ) what and he he s aEssSGiSss rs s;n ma LYRIC sb, vS on.
votes her contralto voice to ballads. The roll
of specialists at Pastors means q ilrst-ra;e
TThIS%as J, Eysn; ana Mary hishileld::, LIilic
win. Frank Riley. and Prof. Charles osten:
The Irwin Brothers specially company will
R R,sy !, sn tsG me en nsnss oi Mol 4, tnS Pa5s this this
Nationa! trio. the American Macs. Smith anu
Campbell. Hamilton and Glynn. Frank Appel.
same performers who have held the. stage at
the Eden Mus6e for weeks, past still renal
afternoons and. evenings. An illusionist
named Delpraed is on his way from Paris to
n noPeity f Tor ra te- nasn nsf IS tie Ts' iirs fG pesfo ~ n.ncs
."ireak dance which is Intended to cnrica-
Al brothers. the Judges. lanes Thornton; and
THE Rehearsal" Junita Barbour Is to mako
her debut next week: The Imperial offers as
R na5a,sH! Matths sy;s1 sna Ba his nei Who % writes Hfsf thsis
H%onE II ,If as othsss ssin sS.si isF the week wee u s5o
ers. J. Herbsrt Mack. Monroe and, Mack. Mas
Bertha Waring. and the '.Diamantins quad.
rifle dancers. Tho vaudeville business Is sure
b Besides I'd wt tho se 2asi esSt theatre ssarea to 4 DO H Saii Ry IN This:
ty;eighth street by Tony Denier. 1t is said that
still another big enc will DO erected close to
too. that the. Manhattan Opera House may DO
devoted to this style Of ontertninment. The
e~sssiul at Proctor's. Ali these houses. in add:
their ntertsinment deserve prosperity. Its
easier to build theatres than 10 provide their
the sheHS Saudeyi fc01 stage are often fasds'S une SH
pectedly. They come unswares 10 the man
arc sT:r *: as se Ssl, a 81 ios sse aasi ef dsvi sna i hsu aan.
junction with cleverness OF execution. May
Robson's tbree-lsgGed dance. in Tn Poet
inventisn in fun. II Miss Robson were inclined
could 90 to the variety stage with her mechanD
zeal third leg and be a great feature there.
Some Of the theatrical sails are already being
trimmed for the late spring and early sum-
mer. when the winds of prosperity are apt to
slacken into breezes. and at times die away into
but some OF the amusement crafts al
ways keep going throughout the hot weather
and the number may be larger than usual this
year on account Of the presence Of strangers
houses in which something Will be placed to-
morrow night. t. probably stay. for months;
is the st e GhSqie an Il. tho hSy R!sy pi e .A a Tssas s SncTn
the level Of ,Hoyt farces. some Of it's scenes
characters probable. The promises Of a care
full reproduction are sue to be kept: because
houses. the Mckee management ithe Madison
Square being concerned in the enterprise as
Ssain af IN R his fipeis hu na% Msrp poytE M!y, re Of se ssa
f fse" %in SONS daughter HMeft T viii s Be- acted 90 6S! Mantle
tinued dramas in upper Broadway include two
will cease With he present week, They
tho pen Of Oscar Wilde. and the other a
version OF Alexandra Dumas. with the char
s Wtias.s and aha sSeR %ind tsnnsis5se Fan tS Is sq anisR:
Ing its term at Palmer's. where the stock com
will quit on. Saturday night. after dis
itself for cleyerness in tho inter- |
Of intellectual comedy. Dumas's
Crust OF Society" Is nearly over at the
where the company is headed by
new to the professional stage. but possessing
quite sufficient ability to play their parts well:
g travel with this play: 1.-The Girl Left Be;
the Empire Wednesday evening. when SOU
yenirs will be given away: No date has been
the season at this new theatre. but they will
end together. although, not very soon. accord
Empires audiences remains as great as ever:
begin early in August witt" Liberty Hall"
play current in London. and to he acted hero
BY q special cast in the absence OF, Charles
Frohman's stock company. ',Corde!ia's AS:
still employs Edward HarriEan and
Company Mt Harrigan's. In a manner that
drawsa and pleaSes audiences so we'll that it is
to be continued indefinitely.
Minna Gale Haynes bade farewell to the