The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-03

NnehlTbb Inlb Wbbk Will lack lne peculiar IN
terest OF experiment. because they come to u,
from famous success elsewhere. They are
Henry IrvinRs representation OF Shake
apeare's Henry WILL" ready at Abbeys for
Monday. and the Klralfy spectacle. America.
1.-THE Metropolitan Opera House for Tuesday.
Mr. Irving will enact Cardinal Woisev. Miss
Terry's Queen Katherine will be hardly Sec
ondary In esteem. and the company.
costumes, and scenery will be sub
stantially those that distinguished the
play in London. On Saturday evening
only Mr.. Irving will appear in tho resembling
yet different guises OF Dribosc3 and Lesurgrs in
THE Lyons Mail" As to America" 1t il a
very big aud Respondent thing. much in the
same style as the Kiralfy pieces at Eldorado.
~. George. and with Barnum. and It was one
Of the extremely prosperous side shows Of the
Fair at Chicago. II divided money honors
with Buffalo Bits exhibition. and was y
marvel to tho eyes Of multitudes unac-
customed to stage splendors 1t will
have Mt the Metropolitan stage APP
approaching that OF the Chicago Audi
torium in size. aud it will be repeated on the
on nights OF opera with It's chicago maRnih-
morrow at the theatres devoted to travelling
entertain ments VIII be rather more interest
Ing than pisa At the Hsrem Opera a9q Is:
Lyceum Comedy Company and haillng by
authority from the ,Lycenmi viii present
MauJc Harrison, j. b. poik. owen Fawcstt.
and Other capable players in the cast. The
and no doubt the performance will have the
artistic manner. Of that theatre. A. the other
Tor mirth only ana not likely to iait OF that re.
powerful! uS fnso$PS@a. nv" q the 'sstsrIsiisits
type. The Power Of Gold, at the
the Advantage 10 DO derived from m real.
tstic scenery and thrilling episodes. Another
the PEOPLES in the lowery. for the week. "A
Nutmeg Match" which contains not n little OF
sIism that inds IN UGH favor at the Grand Opera
House. goes to that big west side theatre
RE2okISSns newest new playhouse. the Bijou offers
both. and employing many specialists
Edward s. Willard will be the absent m Ia ded
lover In Tho Professors Love Story" during
agood part Of his engagement at the Garden.
Alexander Salvini. In his round OF romantic
dramas at the Star. will appear to- morrow in
The Three Guardsmen." John Drew will DO
at the Brooklyn Columbia this week in Tho
Masked Ball" Those three actors are as df-.
ferent as can be. and each is a master OF en-
tertainment in his own way. Mr.. Willard Is
amusing in his characterization OF the absent
minded lover Mr.. Salyini is captl-
Drew IL ,6%.5v polite hero
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PURPOSES Of publicity better, though Gnw W.
Sarah Bernhardt's health is poor. her Voice
has grown unmusical. and she has tainted
T 6ssd lately Is H Ta able s sS a R' iii
her engagements In Europe this sea-
sSara nea ext Sss Robere
RownnS is to g9dertoGe the SaEini role in
ing ready for the CHIEF pSr H" in 1 Ths Bn ter
flies. the new comedy by Henry Guy Garlic
ton; Louise Leslie Garter It is to return t. the
pow devoting himself. In which he is en-
novel and dramatic. George c. Min. formerly
e. BROOK yn clergyman. Il playing shakespeare
Washington her stage career. being compelled
by poor health to do so. She will
formerly weii-known actresses. are living.
samuel 10 soth bern IA son Of ne late s. S0th;
The extreme nastiness' Of Fallen Angels"
at the Irving Place led the Society for the Pre-
i Gyra 10 oatSS s sS Sst shs
proved to be eighteen. y. F. Keith gave a
.ana TURKEY DGSs to about
SoSss Bosoa Peter Dale Win n come sT to
sPort" the latest farce sf BY John + MSS%iy:
Alexander Salyini is preparing for" lamar" at
duce Dakota in Brooklyn to-morrow.
platform entertainment by James Whitcomb
las Shirley has started in the Vest The IMAM.
eial dic aster that has overtaken the venerable
rica public Mrs. Drew made a modest for
tupe AS manager, Of the Arch Street. Phila-
and for M later ter shs %. s sy ander
the new system OF travelling companies. out
at length the theatre passed out OF her hands.
ney as Bob Heres in Tho Rivals" disregard
Ing the adverse judgment Of Eastern critics
tour through the West.
Henry Irving listened to great deal OF adu-
latory oratory at the dinner OF the American
Dramatists' Club. as was bound to happen.
and he returned thanks in hearty AMI ain
oere fashion. Mr.. Irving said he had never
felt so much at homo at any other time or
place In America. and the playwrights were
delighted with him. But the more interesting
feeling expressed By the celebrated actor.
aside from the amenities and enioyments OF
tho occasion was against literal exactitude on
ton. That was not In his first dress, but In
response to n remark later a1out the progress
first visit here. He said:
Here IN Am,T,sa you are having the doesrin. real
iSton N very ricsllsnS pays in England mai Is an
old tueme for disc AMI diagreement IL L. SAID
that going IN the Of stAgscTafL I
suppos~ the cundemneTs OF what being done that
direction would ike 10 have u return t. the methods
OF NhAkespeAFs in the acting OF his plays usng piac
aFls instead oy scener. dnI nnE correct mes
Aud assgniug a tsmA characters to boys believe
an IDEAL pain ing Is better art than photograph he
heye that illusion Is tue highest a " art IN the thrA
He as eseSh-re Gentlemen. y1u must have observed
. Singular deusiln an that Is the assumption NJ
some wr OF Hcton that they could and the would
become drAmAtlstB d a. stag were only worthy
enterprise recnuecI certain statements to this effect
b some welt.nown and esteemed novs.,sts, They
we're deferred from winning fame and fortune
theatre by the dIstTessug absence or lite
u mode. n d. ANA and me sti istresstul
Prominence OF actors especially those unfortunate
actors who happen 70 be II the rOud
De taught 10 Keep nls prone. place II the
could be induced To 81 IN Ha pAriOr ike the Ling
ths nursery rhyme, counting his money. Anl the
public could be persuaded that the utsraTy merit OF
the move " As The chtt requisite for me
then, INNS these eminent writer's might rondrGctnd
20 AXE up tnslguincAnt and contemplate drama
ana make u masn' cent Instrument Of culture bur
somehoN ey uNrT o. the tTlHing condition that TO
write for the SiAgr dsIa 4, quancatlOns
eiAl study, aud special atlnOsphrrr.'
Mr.. Irylug's alluslon TO the ambitions and
failures OF some eminent literary workers 10 |
distinguish themselves in dramas lei 10 an |
inquiry as TO his opinion OF the late Lord |
Tennysou's play making. He replied that in
his opinion, the great poet might have become |
q very successful dTamatist II he had begun
when young in time to get the requisite train
In In IL at NJ ia