The sun., 1893-06-04

the public. Minnie Palmer. who married John
now hm for afvSfee st betroth Ra
cd teths IondoseE u6o ID conducting her pro
$Isse. srl:S in.tiiy. during rHsas: barfsSsS.
sssS I. and bsE ss. ss, Ss rnss
had very damaging effect on hor perform nnce
from that peint B g thc end Of the play !. H Is
dram. dram % Know tSat each Of those sctofs e @
haze sss ssn
Side Of Fanny Eemble' viii 60 90 on III the stage
wh ps me mssGT oe.y Py6d
iaal Daughter" wears costumes Of real races
vertise the play at the American.
The theatres at present devoted to mixed
plays In which vaudeville Is a considerable
element in which light opera is present to
some extent, and in which the nearest ap-
proach to real dramatic quality consists OF
wild farce or extrsvagant burlesque. COM
prise such we'll. regarded houses ns ralmer's
the CASING the Broadway, and the Madison
The entsftaInmsnt arc within Tie 81 bounds
Of comic opera. The Isle Of Champaign"
will last ,Eo Esasi longer in its EstEH,o re-
She is Phliadsphisn. who is said to look
are az Pf.ssnt IN Tho%.s .s s.abpook e q comic eoms
army Elvia Crox remains rs tho soubrette. and
5hs have los. Gsns II spirit
tho Garden, having put aside The Knicker.
bocker.S Tho east tho earlier and better
PRINCIPALS Of the wcll-known apd hirhly.r
EnrdSoqi coTpspS psp to chinntown" will
The % sapsfe so ss.k friaay =.
and the expectation is that this Hoytian COM
pound q farce and variety show will DO con
to dsteriorate. and strict discipline seems to
d.po:,ien aS in hel % SorE HS.0f5 Or hrss
outright burlesques there ia little to be told.
are IN S0ntifn 1Ss
Casino, and 'Tnniandrum" % At tho Broad. I
Way, They are iuli OF nensensical fun, their
Erotesqus and graceful, their scenery elitters
brightly and their rs, c1hisitions h OF womGn are
" will striEe boldly and inc stronsIy into pS snmmer
n eSS %S.n Hpd ai W 'T Ss
with Biancn L, E.esu. and Marian Estey max
ing their dsbIts The plan at fret was to h}lrinE
be intespefssed IN The Tal!sRsn Sinstsaa.
and should thus reHnd ont iull and slightly hi,
be Clara 6ualitz, Eiiss s"racco. and Amelia
Verge. with Oracle, ,GAyior as an eccentric rer;
a reoi ssasdsn viii vi BE-
opened simultaneously with avariety.
wo are not without legitimate drama al
though It is SO Int In tho season as June.
Tho Girl Left Behind Me" Is being acted at
the pire as carefully and spiritedly as ever,
and with no loss Of effect. Tho recent changes
in tho cast have introduced to Broadway
audiences several excellent actors not hither-
to known here s but & who are are , sure to keen
BY their success in duplicating tho perform.
Bsss ssyss ddedss dss hssnd Is Esy ss
Tor 70 IL tie mtdsummer @ % produeton Of Liporty r
nd i. fhe whf RredSs sSs at
American where tho horse race is ons OF the
h.es 1 turf ethsr ever stos al
:ssS .Ss H.. s2sgs sss G's VIII IT.
thu somposiaon 'is'eHS is rstriesed faiIy.
very familiar American home.pun play. ro;;
lauchable humor. Will force its way one week
into Ps tms With Ss This is
%ssE With a. Anns RSIi At the nss% q IL
Il jacob. "a. closed for the season last night.
ard T. w Eot new UIa street aSpaei much
Iseth axe the piae. si wooden one. and othsr i'm.
shut Tor the sumusr. or too. and SO SO there are no 10
theatrieals on the esst side. excepting variety
shows. below Harlem.
Tho absurd accusation Of plagiarism made
BY Martha Morton against Victorien Sardou.
that he stole her unacted Play and embodied
It in Americans Abroad" is followed by
seemingly not less ridiculous charge that
Alabama" was not original with Augustus
Thomas; but was simply a version oi a piece
vb. y Was y S o
which to j make ,s AIi;;.osTss5S + each Of
thsfts could only hnye been committed
that IT, tPs%er e sithsS Of tho Frehnans
aaG @ to roS
fantastic enough TO be comic. whether viewed
from !st1ndpoiass Of mo,ality er IG,s business,
sSyish saSyis 'si "ssH ss.d 1sS7 ana Gra1 GFaHa
s,s 1890 h :s9 ho aens n5s
In Plaza psss hs s9Ts oses getting tt reply rG%
yersion, SRicS % .ho iorWarded aiS TsSos ts
Ing him that that the name must be changed. as
:as snss.:tsd :: saSssisSss sSSf6 Sfs6sms ss!s5 sss
Ss. SD snd e Of sd :ss sss
the first manuseript. Mr; Taylor WAS seen at
ss' s?e' had IS Mrs FeRIdaihT sRSdshvsises es
play. but did not read q line OF II. |
Charles, KleIp, author q BY .irosy, was
returned blue and Gray to me. reporting it
tha: is matter could hardly be expected to
Thomas never saw It nor did he even know
It was ever IN my possession. Here !s, this
yllle ndvlces, are that she is . crank. charging
,piripg together to rob her Of q play Why:
hing happens so often with all managers |
ss 10 Be wsarl.omss; The The public in gen::f.
rule that following tho produetiGr Of any
eSH shsrrS ,r or ehsrsssMfor there are oftontimes
more than oneaoi plngiarism: aud largo
When ! pureha.ed the Apsr!can rights and
ank drama. Tho bark Secret. It had been
played a lons time in London; Yet. when 1t
mother mans ideas, and had to go 70 court to