The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-26


mands At the Iyceum. Thafeyer nay ne tue
plays weakneeses. for Daniel trohmans ar
tista are acauittinR themselves commensur-
ately With their reputation.
The question where to go to enjoy vaude-
VILE show depends on your own taste and de-
sires and what surroundings you prefer The
two nll.day theatres. Proctors and the Union
Square. are cheapas to price OF admission.
yet a visitor for the first time II surprised to
find well dressed. good hammered audience.
quite equal in culture to the average OF assem-
blages at dramatic performances. and COM
posed. II it is daytime largely Of women from
the shopping districts Pains are taken to
maintain an ait OF elegance IN the auditorium,
On the stage the spcdalists, have the usual
orensivenesa Is figidly excluded. ami nothing
at all ia done to blush at. This weeks bll ut
lanthe" for every day and evening eXceDt
Thanksgiving when "Pinntore' will he given.
Alice shaw whistles, the an tronre do Ara;
Tomson are dialogue comedians. ". II. Burke
oauist and chalk artist. Bryant and Mack sing
and dance Gilbert Sarony cnticatures Riddy
gir. and others are amusing IN their own ways.
Dacomas, aerial artists; Campbell and Evans
= pair Of comedians: Gartettn. who exhibits
Elaine Gryce. n character vocalist; Campbell
and Beard. 2 comic pair; billy carter. ,he
dancer: james W. Thompson, negro mihS
strel the Bldkeley sisters. dancers; Alfredo. n
wire walker; Aidda Wocott tho dancing
dancers. Mile Clove. nm Oriental Jugglcr:
Parker and Retnrdo. In sketches; Nile; Emma;
an eccentric: Harry Winsome. whistler: and
Constantine and Siegrist. in a rantommc
These names are indicative OF much variety
and good level OF merit. AT both Iroctor's
ard the Union Square the entertain ment on
Thanksgiving Day Will begin earlier than
usual
The vaudeville theatres are Joined for a
week by tho Harlem Opera House. whore q
gathering Of specialists has been mnde ly Os-
car lIamm ersten, who will put forward there
his operetta. " The Kohl oor.' with numcr-
Gus chorus and other aids to nm adequate rep
rpsentation At tho Park the variety show
embodied in rlaymatcs, led by Bessie Bone
hill. remains another week. At TONY Pastors.
vaudeville clements meant to please fashions
able folks. who sit in tho parquet IN consider
able mum bers. aud arc mingled with matter
for the satisfaction OF the boys IN tho gallery
Therefore. whoever goes there Is bound to
find things exactly to his liking. and other
things that he does not care about. y llnO
importation from Paris is there in Duclcrc,
the vlvacious singer. Of French ditties and
one from London in Lille lAugtrcr. who comes
with the brand OF the Alhamura aud oxford 10
recommend her to our AlnglOmAniacs. Attic
Same time. Hector and Lauiaine have hoN-
the gallery nightly, The Pastor show Is tn DO
reckoned among the hest. however. through
Serseiy see MY wa way. j. ". Rsiiy Flo RI
West. the four E!sndomes. tho five. Harrison
sisters Clarke Williams. Kanorhi. and the
MOrcllos are there. Roster d Bal y is still
music hall. with q traftc In beverages and
cigars. but it is to be said that the stage per:
specialists brought from Europe are intro
duced here. the current examples being Ia
Haeretts the lark hGn Aenmet te9mpS' Az
wellknown danseuscs. Cara Ncumnn and
Clara Quality. arc there too. and SO are John
Lecair. the Healys. and others. At the Eden
Musde, the principal entertainers gre, Lola
1berri. In what is called q pan dance: Delmore
and Ottilip. in various dancing Oddities: Xadu,
a French singer. and Delprade the magician.
Brooklyn has a war drama, a comic opera
and comedies at three OF Its theatres William
II. and MadGe Kendall are at the Columbia
whore they are to display their good talents in
several plays, and will be sure to enjoy the full
favor usually accorded to them. Mrs. Kendals
recent outbreaks OF temper melted ny the crti.
cal condemnation OF her acting in Tho Second
Mrs, TanQueray." seem to have heightened
the interest in that unclean but powerful
drama for Boston has been giving large
audiences to II: but Brooklyn peoule have
the privilege Of 2 choice between that and
seemly. The new BiIou has Across the Poto-
,uaG, stirringly eyentiuI drama OF the re-
prison. and the battlefield are given in
graphic way. and several stories ~ love AMI
hatred are carried along. with the spirited
academy Of Music Ia that OF The Pirates oi
renzAnce." sung by tho Brooklyn Opera Com
pany Thanksgiving matinees will De given at
all these houses.
The public shows OF the town. aside from the
theatres. are in the usual variety. A new ono
will be seen opened on Thursday at the former
horse mart known as Tattersal's. whore Ha.
hap tra al nj Inn xuil ha [ tai IN
The manner which caused much wonder on tho
PIaisance at Chicago. The dime museums
ofrer full moneys worth OF strange sights
Huber's palace has q wild and hairy man
named Rema Stamina, whose body is like
beasts as to natural covering. and who is said
TO have been sent to London from India by ms
rapturer lie is a new exhibit in this country
md museum visitors will, no doubt. be amazed
by him. Huber's has q troupe Of eight Japanese
yArietyot human CuTiosltIeS. and two
companies for the stage. 1he mag
nets to draw the multitude to Doris's Museum
to satisfy the west side demand for
popular amusement In q holiday week The
ILhhiot rms are lncpmmnniy inlI OF novelties,
irama in almost continuous alienation.
iroadsword comhats are TO be given at tho !
Madison square Garden. on and after Thurs
lay. by ten experts. in connection with the
'Gncerts OF the German bands Tho Crystal !
Maze holds its place among the visual resorts
lden MusGe. The works OF J. Charles Cain |
ire on exhibition at tho Academy Of Design. |
'ri2e winners at Chicago will make an eXhI. |
,ition ut the Grand Central Palace. opening on |
next
An unsigned Communication. but with the
ppearance OF having come to The Sun from
frederick Warde. Is as follows:
Wnsn Frederick wArds WAS playing at the star a
member Of mis- company was informed by the head OF
certain theatrical agency that had been nut
ITO the hands o. said head by Mr. wards. he would
received most treatment, from the news.
apers here when Mr.. WArIe learned Of this he sent
ord to The referred 70 that the statement va,
lie, aud IuAt he would entertain no idea Of any sucn
Inuence,
II Mr. Warde wrote or sent that he must ioI.
Nv II with particulars or he considered a
1wardly and malicious slandeTer. Once in "A
lille some disappointed actor talks in that
'ay about corruption among the theatrical
rifles, and the olumns OF THE SUN have M !
ften been opened to the exposure OF tho
Thed individuals iftheTe were any hut nom. |
I the actors undertook to suhstantiats his
barge. Will Mr. Warde be the eXceptfonP /
Ill ne tell who was the head of a certain
leatrieal agency" that solicited. through "a
lemher OF his company" a thousand dollars
18th which 10 brihe the critical Unless there
a liar in Mr.. WaTde's Immediate neighbar-
ood some explicit revelation will be made.
II. Wnrde needs to speak right out aiIbar |
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