The sun., 1893-06-14
TOPICS OF THE THEATRES.
THE STAGE AMrsEMKNIs OF 4 NEW
York WEEK IN JUNE.

v.,,ism Of Three Grades In the Three Cur
r,t prnmns-Thc Plans OF Our stock
,,m,nuIcs' Managers for Next Seasonal,
abundance of Burie-auo and Vaudeville
The middle OF June finds about half our
,,ootrcs In summer use. Tho drama main
,"ins itself stubhornly at three houses and
,,.,drri o3ora Is the diversion at two others
hpt elsewhere all is foolcry. although some OF
~ Il musical. ranging from comic opera
through barlcsnue and sonC-and. dance farce
IN the outright variety show. Tho Isle OF
Chanracno" will end at the Firth Avenue on
saturday night. and Thomas y. Seabrooke
taking u fresh grip OF Rrotesauery for tho
finish Of his engagement. is making a great
deal OF fan. juliet Garden is tho new prlma
DONNA The Taismun' will begin at tho
Manhattan on Monday. and % the stoppage OF
"The Isle OF Champagne" will not lessen tho
ve,ume Of comic opera. Robin Hood" is con-
tinuei at the Garden and dGbutantc is there
in Mary Palmer Cnlverley. who takes tho
placc O. Jessie Bartlett Davis. and Is
a pretty girl with nh agreeable con-
tralto voice and n pleasant way of act
ing "IHnlandrum," at tho Broadway will
have some turfmen ms guests tonight.
and some concessions to them will be made in
the Performance. De Wolf Hopper has n
halit Of adapting his show to the require
ments OF sdch occasions. "Adonis" romans
current at the Casino, and at Its conclusion.
every evening the marvellous feats Of strength
BY sanlow are given to the amazement OF all
behelers, for he is n truly abnormal creature
otmuscles. 1852 remains at Palmers s. and
the newest entertninor introduced there Is
Bertoto. very nimble and graceful dancer.
II is not easy to nx tho exact point bctweon
"Robn Hood" and "l402" whcro conf,
opera leases and bur!esque oegins. hut it Is
certain that the show ut Palmer's Is bur-
lesQue, with all Of vaudeville that the term i'm
plies. OF tho farces abounding in music and
traves;y \ Trip 10 Chinatown is now the
only broadway example, and there are changes
ofcast. resulting from he nmalRamation OF tho
travelling company and the one at the Madi-
son Square to give something OF newness
to the entertainment. Mamie Gilroy is one of
the accessions. and she plays the pert
NOR, The other variety farce is "TanEled
~ which mis- the last week OF the season at
the si Copmhus Il!n In Harlem, % and which empoys
interrreters Cf the opjurers In possession OF
BroaGway theatres, thea Ilerrmanp will concipde
Good fos Nothing" with Kitty Ichsath%m as as
and Kellar are giving excellent expositions
In imitation diaboism. The operas at Ter
wh tns 2e@ s nn
bargains in musical entertainment
Vaudeville gets ,!veier with the increase OF
summer heat. instead OF succum 5ing to 1t, and
that is not due to the fact that some OF it Is
placed in the roof gardens. for tho indoor va
riety shows are notably prosperous At Proc
tors, Low Dockstader and a large company Of
other and diverse specialists fl the hours be-
tween II 4: NJ. and along toward midnight At
old things which the audiences like. including
M the skirt dancing on areyolviag ball by Adele
OF NTH rans
Of hf thnss or sem s s00d
concert balls Of the imperial and Kos. IS
ter tba biars 3 have no strrHsnge,sa rsI to IN.
at both these resorts are fully as good as they
epee air he roofs oi tho Casino and the the
madison Square Garden r rSnptivates multitudes
apiece not only to tho roof and the tower. but
to tie sefl concerts in the amphithspre as
once paid for admission may lounge In tho
theatre or In the garden at will. The French
ofoutdoor theatricas We shalhav the Eldoraio
what is promised shall be a gorgeous and popu-
lous revival OF " King Solomon" with various
sae Hsaots smfh 9b as 5hs 69xnG in
The managers OF our stock companies know
pretty nearly what they would like to do next
season. and some OF their plans are not only
laid. but are we'll along in actual preparation.
AuGustin Days retirement from New York for
an entire year has caused considerable sur
prise among people unacouainted with the
circumstances. Mr.. Days players will assem-
Bile, in London at the end Of the present week
anu Ue ready TO open George Edwardes 8 new
month. after which there will be an August
VACATION, vacation and nd in the autumn tour Of Great
for England. whore. as he sa:1 to a Sun re.
porter, he would buy any avaa ole good play.
tax Tor nG reaSce nea hsTe
,ys a',sr be D placed malny on an. or own ma ma,
Potter Sartha Morton ael ann Augastas stss Thomas
are writing original pieces for me. and Clinton
s stuart has American:zed several French
whether shall place ~ stoc; eompapy next
clined toward tho latter house as being more |
Ehs Efghi;sSis Si for the p!ays wreh mean to use
ny, broadway house well into autumn, and |
ThsP ,R14. sfa ;rs f f5is;s, III en-
command. lcan transfer things advantageous |
~. On oae point ! am sure-the liking by |
positive DEMAND. and W It Is to toll that VEn demand and
shhII direct my Efforts In the way OF supply. |
4 rHdii 10 III IyOnuon lOr tne opening OF the |
new theatre by Mr.. DAILY. and have cnbled for |
q box on that occasion: Ny foreign tour 10 |
extend It to the middle Of September"
Daniel Frohman said to Sun reporter yes
terday: The Lyceum stock company will be |
at home on Now i3. The members with whom
the public is we'll acquainted at this house.
and who are to be retained. are Herbert Kel-
cey. Eugene Ormonde. T. ]. Ratclifre, Fritz
n ms ANn
MMSSert Moynt G.G, Weed, Charles hobinsSn. W.. J. Le
OieiI. Mrs Malgot. md Mrs. Whiffen. A re-
cruit is katharine Florence. VINO has been
under engagement to the Lyceum for a year
D, oIt tE was Loaned to ;he kmpIre half dozen
are Under engagement to this theatre. and
nave nave the refusal OF several foreign works
that promise well We begin n pacidS
soast .9nr before e the end OF deyotns
ing ase OF he principal plays in our re- nertnrv
An new shterprlse Of ours t. tho Lyceum Com.
coy Soin l,hny which is to make a tour in ~.
almoSr oST eorrs GeS s"e msMSeEs 2 which PreJ
erick Conger. J. tiniay. Ehynas Iona: iIeu iiIitu-