The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10

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men set at fttina IL up. aud the nrst per
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planned e all but Guido the Expositl9n. itsel!
to iass Sssn illustrated. with part Of the lsks
to I've included in the scenery. some OF which
Chins sr p :" mUvo is Il. e shi 5saS SpSu f tSs ises r ST,
to DO compononts Of tho pictures. and hun,
Greds Of men and women were to be ,o ehg ESIsb
should rour,n torrent Of god into the pockets
OF tho stocEholdcrs we're many minor streams
biTd's:cyc WOW Of tho city and tho buildings
for $3.50 = day. anil its baths at t,bul2us
sum. iiut when the ore3ing 81 t rnoo lar
and aG"d'a nowhers near cnfnpieiion. the. value Of
these privileges, suddctly decreased. Nearly
half n million has already been expended.
Ing performance should. have already taken
place. but It will, hardly be. possible before tho
stances much difficulty ia experienced in rails;
ing additioral funds. hut the. protector is stu
hina,ion with skiiful stage craft has already
made a great thinr, of on, historleal snes'aGir:
s Tais i i. h hA%TIsT a dr.m as tn one AR Sus ih" sncce e.s
Of liz production depends upon the beauty Of
it, .scen:tv. rich costumes. ballcts. marches.
fore the Court OF Ferdinand and Isabella.
Then come tho ratlons for his voyage.
1 m%'."y f 81 ' ssnis sn q II" 'hs s great Az:
coy.rsrns y9yaGs Il the nro.osnT %, ID I ths
r TernTtnte and ", linz inei Hisn'nsE iesdii fSsn np to nth" tho bat,
tie OF Lexington follow. The American revo-
ipsinn recsiseT attsnt'Gni nnt q scene tG ~ ini:
owed by II novel .ballct.in which each group
represents some Amer!cnn Invention. There
from the war OF the rebellion. Toward the
last u tall modern building N process 81 con.
sS ,Hs.I to i hi .hoTn; "q Eor Il D tTantiSrm"iNie Not t is
be left bohind by the currcnt'rare for the spec
tacuia-, the salvation ARM has introduced a
iiGion to tho ungodly. 1t is founded on the
parable OF the ten virgins, and 2 procession OF
Wizard Hermann will show at tho Grand
Opera House on Thursday evening an illusion
which he calls THE Escape from Sing Sing"
and yesterday no gave a private view Of It.
Two cages. large enough to, hold a man each.
The one at the right. certainly. is entirely
empty. !or objects behind 1t can be clearly seen
s s,ripaa ra .if o Of r. con nH s' snt.rs inc S'a athe IN and ind
cealipG the interior, Then. at the firing Of a
entered the mimic. cell PUSHES down the
nisle, and. on opening tho cage. a keener
lfbcr rass uni 10 raises IS seen his "' se1i til ne'n L
hangs suspended three feet, above the stage:
qd%p ssra;ns1itps k pi'tison nno Il p'a: sSot in h the c T.ff Is
Ing at the end OF u rcne. contains the man who
which Hermann exhihitei At his own
. To g. an 'a sIab ssasHn; Of aNa That t" essibit. ap MsSieh
:::iss s:Rs:. mas Z s:e, is T: sS.t sis:s L .1 Fsis$Sis
THE Escape from Sing Sing" In the same
way appears ut once in the fact that the
than the convict whom he replaces The DIM
Guilty Of handling the necessary mirrors In n
they are 'ioubtlcss the effective agency. The
trick. though only a rehash OF devices we'll
fn Is more TO ,han uni t. S %,', r sIoss H 4 Tn1Tls;
his escaped map.
To Martha Morton is imputed a charge OF
plagiarism against Nictorien Sardou. the dis
tinguished French playwright. Miss Morton
her most successful work being Brother
John" now In use by William II. Crane. The
matte Mirror:
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s es.sa ~ y Ma "'.y : va ea;s; The; s'' .a ssasse dSr ss s sas d Is : VINO
Esn;TE1Sn,iy ost,srsd Il and signed his name 20
ars.s 81" %"!!ss \ s'," s:.p!y ,e.s';..eS ' +
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S' rS%s with "ao SssS. sh.s K t s9' . h."a.o% nrs: :um. Miss
Absurd as Miss Morton's ptton Is. on
the face OF 1t. a sun reporter found It difficult
y s;thsr ias;, s sr romm to f.r from ms nsqsen, t f. get
" interested. Miss Morton could not be seen.
owing. to illness. hut her sister quoted her as
aEer Daniel Frohman Of the Lyceum hns gone
to Chicago. where his stock COMPANY Is play
ceum would only, stamp. the story as ridIcu-
pire; for whom American. Abroad" was
and by whom 1t was sold to his
sEa's ofIcs % Mss sh: i'Ey fslS'%@n;'.l is sn Ia ssna Nss at at
HH%H IS b. eq 1Wo II sssard wFi.. to the ns.i Gns
bronson |, e son Howard a,. Is to IAristof5acy~
th %s' apri na:I he vlsi ESi !! sar ador0f IN, I fa yfst s sSa
hey talked together oyer the production that
'iThermldor.' the Sardou riay that was later
iicted after o1e performance in Paris. The
Great 'Is ].r ra: 8 Snsssrs%oa1ms,:stnssssss t q IDS aisl'T asrt G ~
America Mr.. Frohman asked him to write a
sisnsa On an ID. sns %son' r. ft,d # that Of e tnst ,O Mas
and It was duly delivered to Its American pur-
rhaser. But by that time It WAS certain that
consequence, Of the delayed. season at
hat new theatre bein: hlIed exclusively
30. ns the Sardou piece seemei exactly
suitable for the Lycaum stage. it was trans.
fsrred to Daniel Frohmnn. Now. that would
had assisted Sardou to steal Miss Morton's
even ~ the Frohmans were not be-
yond the suspicion Of plaeiaristic practices.
BY the way. have YOU observed that n%ineteen
IN twenty OF the accusations of thievery
.salnst eminent playwrights ara made by
women q woman sces In a successful
I,av, the slightest re.emb lance to nnythinr
she has eyer written she is quick to convince
herself that she has been robbed. wlera a
hard-hended man would comprehend tint nc.
cinental resemb!!ncss in works Of fiction are
often very close"
THE WALDORF GET THE sAVOY,S CHE
And the Savoy borrow. a Cook from the