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

Ayeek hence we, shall ,hsye the Am;Siesn
dehnts p Deronyille and Nancy from Ps sbs;;
! Bisiss arc g' q Be- ss sbO Sfs eds SOON oSo" ="
Prof. shorman's "Caprine Paradox" con-
sisting Of feats by Q herd OF educated goates
Is one Of the weeks wonders at Worth's Mu-
scum. along with numerous human curiosities
and inanimate objects OF interest. WORMS
stage Is occupied by q full COMPANY OF special-
ists IN hourly entertainments, Three girls
scum. They are spotted ali over like l%eopards
with black, and white. The peculiar coiorina
i aff hsIf Is t TO be e ss aSIt. a i5sf black S5 ns othsr
Jananese troupe IN a native house; iilns,ts cn,n
nany is In the theatre. besides q dramatic cast
psrtoyming Lille for LIE" The wonders nr1sb sr at
wrestling bears; a'dwari named Ismars: de- To-
scri6ed as triple jointed and declared TO he
who resembles a monkey mnrvellously;
Stuart. tho armless and legless whittleri
othss human .ms G" %him ssEanTisiies' Of nature sRa sef Two
stage shows Of drama and variety are given by
Doris as usual.
Aspectacle entitled 1.-The Wonders OF Ameri-
ca will be shown at Music Hall tomorrow
night. 1t consists OF a depletion OF American
natural marvels. including such celebrated
things as the Mammoth Cave OF Kentucky. the
Garden of the Gods in Colorado. the Yosemite
Valley. the Alaska glaciers. and many views In
tho Yellowstone National Park. The arts OF
scenes nre bound TO be equal to anything thnt
has been. achieved IN dramatic, illustration.
with the Urania exhibitions Of the sawe gen.;
eral character Is to describe those new pictorial
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be peculiarly Interesting and instructive;
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natural phenomena. such ne a storm OF ,nmnGeF
nnd lightning GROUND rik Is. , peak; = Wa ter an
tho SHOWS OF Mount Tacoma. the displays of
aurora borealis in the arctic region. and the
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will he repeated for n while at Music Hall. and
inter that the spectacles OF last season may lie
renewed.
Brooklyn is we'll of this week as to enter
tainments at three Of its theatres. John Drew
ia at the Columbia with 1.-The Masked Ball"
There has been no change in his comrany
since Charles Frohman made a star" Of him
last autumn. and the performances In Brook
lyn are precisely like those originally ut Pal
mer's. subsequently at tho Standard. and still
more recently in Boston. The success OF the
Drew enterprise has been one Of the marvels
Of the tnsat ndt nor ses.on f sp mot that ra 1t wns
bedford Avenue is J%efIreys Lewis. an actress
She used to be well known to this public:
but Of late, years she, has acted almost
altogether, IN Salilornia. where she is
wi,y n at tne H @ fS he,I Gei, ,nsse' W s3b,imbor WMs
a memorable piece at Mallack's: and has been
the shiet role Styling nn. her ad%T mir thS The
dramas. ~Mavourneen." performed by the
cey olcott. who sings the Seaman ballads eX-
and whose lnpersonation OF the
gallant irish lover is pleasant. a f1ne and
points in favor OF Mavourneen.'
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1t Is not often n that the doinss OF amateur
ln1erest: oue me exercises OF tne erauua'ine
class OF the American Academy Of Dramatic
..tors hod go hrovoh ,r,.h asntsan
ne ACTORS haa one through win a course OF
and were we'll enough fitted to be-
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.heir 'aients mt renaereo 'he occasion un-
common. They gave passages from several
,o,maa ..Tho Gn,,ua..m ,rith amc.iau u.n
of"eo II tn'Fuaer Win suihcieht skill
o reflect credit on Mr.. sargents preparatory
.act that "Tha fntrndar" nas 40 mo,i. ="
act tnat Inc INTRUDER was the work OF
Maurice Maeterlinck. the Belgian author. who
n cnrious and .roctIvo orort ~ Ihsenism
T s u Gu ~ II Rna eneGtiSe euoIt ~ aoSenism.
.srsfnn msai nnd bo d"u a maad III, mU hns ,nsa
a Th ahd mternry aeumeh IN tne not easy task.
~ AZ III ,.nonn. W ny us - JEAN.
~ N ata tha an,,n Eeht faa, mas eHnD,eu MN
ng with his sons and Grandchildren about a