The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-13

very popular here. and which the English d.
s% wSSsd ba lSs fs0 not
from beginning TO end whom they reall,
Ike. L2io Fuller made Tremendous hit oyel
simply 0 %q nd crrul and she has sticks soTee t
moSe@yn thst rSSudnt 30 got IN any Sthet
way, Bessie ,Bellwood is coming here, too and
might call the Maggie Cline, OF London. BY
%Iy ss SGy me hss tho a ansT
intended to DO when she got to America was
to call on M ,f AM And invite m hor to dpner
here. The, ar,ists think nothing Of going into
drink. must say it astonished me tho Iirst
the old variety business We used to have here Il
It seems to me that all tho good variety people
are playing in what they cali vaudeville. But
it's variety all the same"
| The roof gardens still hnvethe call these hot
nights. and the Casino has secured for its
vietors This week n novel attraction in the
person of n real Italian nobleman who prefers.
| for family reasons. to be known simply as Sig.
Boreli The Count sings songs in several out
landish tongues. and is also said to be a skill
full performer on the riano In one RESPECT at
hands. and it was PROBABLY for this offence that
him from his ancestral home on the clive-clnd
ouf GARDEN of tns ranta na
sn" s'"s'Tfh Tho somSrsaaits and THE the
Snss and ny snS
women are n source OF continual and increas-
log wonder to. the regular frequentcrs OF the
there @nh aw 5e Pnx during the GEomnE
at this house Tomorrow night. Among the
entertainers on the roof Of the Madison square
dance THE Frolic of the Pnnsics." and I'd.
wilma. who is also dancer OF note.
Henry C. De Miles play The Danger Sig
nal" the first of those dealing with railroad
life. will be sent on a tour this seas n. opening
in New Rochelle next Friday evening. Ram.
say Morrs's company. which includes Elsie
De Wolf and George Giddens. begins rehears-
ais tomorrow night Eunice Vance. who is
now singing on the Casino roof. has been en-
gagged Tor the coming season by Frank Daniels
f fis new new Iitfs fusk John HsaSSoI E"' WhS
"s, HI Sss c l %atR R' Smit2
r0 with sah RAIN MnEsr on
syria :, at the Casino. Gus Heege will begin
6era Huss %t the Grand and
& oeSSsT 96 SsI ysSS 5 ThrsSs;
after an absence of nearly, year in Japan,
nsn a SsSS as w Ee srss , i
winter. .Charley's Aunt" is to be given in
berlin this moath and Nm Australia 9 in 9etoher
T he people Gus sn o az
Of the Worlds Fair viii result sui in remarEabIs
Seeinnns Oct At that time c hi play .
CoSrs will have to decide between the Metro
a nna GSass
Fam" Helene Mora, who was the first singer
nr His OWN Neysr Is
and other ballads ,,of, q high order. will
star in, piece called Comrades" which
the well-knowp song. A live ostrich viii be
one Of the novel features Of svsnieeS forth;
Theatre Oct 8: Mazda Craigen is the 1nan-
erick Pauldine will appear as Joint stars; Rus
sells Comedians will present an entirely new
Sfrsn & Sent 4e G ssnes &sysn % the R
e. the Oct
here for week before starting on her Vest |
ern tour. The organization known as the Old
Gy s in In
Rr sdhsy o enS Fhs end
meme mnto @you H an erst with rscs the
yoa" The Fourteenth street Theatre viii hiI re-
for saa Ens se Aas
with J. X. Murray in the chief role. Kate
this week in order to visit tho World S Fair
Monday night All doubt in regard to. the |
forthcoming tour of Marie Tempest has been |
ts of y the whG hs'
Philadelphia. Sept rs.
1t is related Of Oscar Hammerstein that
upon one occasion not long ago he attended |
the dress rehearsal of o new Irish play which |
was to be given the following week In one OF
his Harlem theatres. The piece was Of the
good old-fashioned sort in which the villain
ries to collect the rents that are due him and
.efuse to pay Mr.. Hammerstein sat in the
managerial box. silent and interested spec;
Still se 70 besoms me bqde Thea
5ns On 6 5s s
eet. i've had considerable experience in
uch matters. and | tell yop you CANT Do It
managers affirm that, the establishments OF
Jewish theatres in the lower part Of the city is
s hHys Of 'fs Tee hi TenS w
e, three of these theatres IN operation
his season. the malta. the WINDSOR. AMI |
he Roumania. all situatedlon the lower Bow
Ey and close to one another Il The prices
aid that their average receipts are much
anger than In almost any other house in tho
ity Frank Murtha. who conducted the Wind
or Theatre for over a dozen years as com:
Hebrew attractions. and afIlrms that the
ouse makes more money than 1t ever did be-
pre-. Most OF the plays and operas given in
hese theatres arc taken from the Old Tosta-
,ent The language employed is a corruption
Z all nd nd pf |
he actors and actresses are artistic OF high
RIDER OF talent. Half dozen years ago there
,as not one OF these houses in existence in
lew York. and the people who now patronize
hem formerly sought recreation In the cheap
r theatres and concert gardens OF the east
ide. and also in the regularly established
erman theatres.
notable revival OF the present week will be
nat OF Robert Grau. who lands on his feet at
ne Garden Theatre as manager Of the Loe
uler Company. For many years Mr.. Grau
as been Awell-known figure in theatrical
rcles and has furnished to those who know
n grant tenI NJ i'm ocant II N, sanapf |