The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02

Eeoplo who have occupied its stage for several
their very eSer eSts OF MIND T Teadns nSS
Delprade VIII cause his two pretty assistants
0 10 shame places with one another in most
Hungarian orchestra will be on hand as usual
Last Sunday many workmen were busy in
the auditorium OF the Broadway Theatre and
whom the doors were thrown open on Monday
night 1t was found that light rattan chairs
had been substituted for the heavy plush ones
with which the theatre had been previously
furnished: On Wednesday night second edi-
ton OF Panjandrum' was produced. with
differs in some respects from the old one. and
on the came day Mr.. Hopper the chief come
%e the OF GGms @scs n sSs
PFf et hsGsS Ts9 made hit in hs
at Broadway r fSsaeIas ~.
sailor and kiein aecom rss sssH h@ as
songs are tuncful and catchy: one OF them is n
sN9lo b fSr Mr. HOPPER with chorus OF There's
i S %Ee The rG SrS is th S
gal Daughter" will be performed for the NJ
ing. The success OF this piece is undoubtedly
due to the realistic race scene; but. apart
drama Of the conventional British t type A and
holds the interest OF It's auditors from he.
10 racing pnS Of Il hs Tay
be written with the scene laid at Gutenberg
and its hero an honest Jockey who insists
that he VIII be discharged by his employer and
ruled 3ff the course by the Judges for 81 do
lects q forty-to-one shot for the winner be-
cause he has long black tail, or for some
with the Jockey who rides him to victory. Tho
comedy element could be found IN the per.
son ,, OF the amateur punger and It
far from the grand stand to find
thus far proved successful enough to warrant
him in continuing it. From time to time he
varied and interesting one, Mana Sahib con.
tinucs to- take part in the entertainments
hs H 81. Fs xssnIs fSsS
where Mr.. Seabrooke Is seen in the chief role
Of The Isle OF Champagne" which may be
described as a cool and refreshing draught OF
extravaganza. 1t is intended that DIR. Carver's
play shall remain on the stage OF the Academy
cessfu as When given at Nibos last Winter It
may DO continued until well into tho fall.
Edward Harriean has gone fishing in the
Adirondacks. James O'Neill is not at his New
London cottage. but at Greenwood Lake.
Theresa Vaughn will spend her vacation at
Red Bank. n. j.. whore she has u cottage.
Louis James is at West Port. near Kansas
City. and Mario Wainwright is also out West.
and actively engaged in changing her mind In
bzeS viii seek nss in Europe
ing in time to- begin his tour Sept. 10. Mrs.
ton in New York. and viii not be seen on the
stage again until late In the autumn; William
gillette will enjoy himself at his old home in
he is writing for Charles Frohman. Adelaide
Prince sailed on the Teutonio last Wednesday
and will spend the summer In London and
Paris, returning to assume the leading roles
in the company at tho American Theatre:
August, in Southern California where She
owns large ranch. Elsie De Wolf expects to
When she will vii resume her place in the Ramsay
Morris company.
Charles Dickson has q new play called
"The Prize Winner" with which he will begin
his season August 70 1t will be remembered
that at the Actors Fund Fair prize was
offered to the m hummer who should receive the
greatest number Of votes rs the most popular
actor in America. The race was between Mr..
snd By s M
his new play is intended TO lttincly commend:
America fer the purpose OF producing Our
Party" an ertertainment which has proved
Lyric Theatre in London for Tripto China
k Snd nss hai a cbs., n @
April Weather has proved 80 suecess.
hass. has Gsca assded h sa rs sci smith
Theatre. Mrs; Burton Harrison. who has
which she has ,contributed 70 magazines, is
writing play. the scenes OF which will be laid
Me2 the ssre
Worlds Fair. nj Laura schirper: Maplesop has
star in It this season. Henrietta and Emma
Vaders have secured engagements in the COM
Is sbseDding the at White LAKE IN snI
Ivan county. but finds time for occasional
ss edmnr S %th hs
Of the Wnrde-Ja%es combination;
time in this country at the Standard Theatre
early in October. The company will include
several OF the actors who contributed to its
success in London.
Three theatres closed their doors for the
summer last night. A fourth will remain open
O week longer. and two more will follow suit
very soon. 1t is not yet known when the Ca
sine will reopen again or what attraction 1t
will present. and 1t Ia more than probable that |
tn. financial difficulties OF the house will
formances on the roof garden will continue.
however, during the hot weather, Tho Garden
is also dark and W,b has
The a0SFs az Which sG hsd s
filtieth New York representation last |
night This week the members Of the COM |
pnny will organize themselves into q gigantic
theatre party for the purpose OF visiting vari-
ous places 81 amusement. Tomorrow they |
VII see Mr. mogPssS w in
Mt. seabrookes .comlesslities in ,t The ne, Isle
entertained ~ The 1'alisman," on Thursday
"A Trip to Chinatown" will be visited: and on |
Casino; There. Will he certain g changes in
that Walter ooness recitation about Nothing
o wear but clothes. nothing to eat but food"
&c will not be cut out. Ip this bit Of nom
sense distinctly new humorous note has osen
struck, and that Is something that seldom |
occurs on any stage The Grand Opera House
will remain open but week longer. and that
time will be devoted to representations OF the |
pnte. bellum drama Held in Slavery"
m elodramatic effects and various speciaties
q more or less merit, After the lurtd excite ben
viii be wrapped IN gloom I for the rest
assigned for the closing Of tho Man
hsttan 1psra Hruso on tn. ,d 1ith inst Oh
will he Withdrawn for, a period OF about four
.fAA ala