The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-15

said to be the 1args.t maehins q glass eyer
Variety eompany alternate. on Huber's staas
Worth's M, Mnse m6at IN si IN AVENUE msn Who ss'S aePies
to weigh : pounds, and Mile rN MoWyr ertS
theatre has a full company OF variety per-
formers for the week.
In no limo Of amusement has there been
more OF novel development this season han
in variety shows. The Vaudeville Club has
given fashionable countenapce to the special
lists. Enterprisine managers have imported
celebrities from Paris and London. The last
the ten .Rours.a.da programme at Proctor,,s.
Last week seemed to demonstrate the %feasibil-
isy q Ia tas pla Sn ,hs theatre sna 0s shlEidr tspon iFs%
e: s stsss q & i iSs m ss0 u. at sv. nHSa Until ?se
success u SSn very many NJ of the visitors ,Seins wo.
feel ike getting extra value for their money.
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teinsS namss that mean good. iap. Of 9 aener.
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tom sSnf Psspss;t iissffs E EtS.Riisis and k ESenI!s i sope-
stresses: Lille Western. Master Eddie hh.
Burt, H B. h. an. and s 5HH l hSsss sts sna f fSom Ms,l +.
complete change from lat week; the new
is'isis II g pFTT ss Hasn ii au Sat.' Sss q po %Rs
stage show OF music. magic. and feats In addi-
tiOn to it's exhibitions OF waXwOrk4.
II The Imhperia, Music Hall mas ENGAGED nc AMI nkinS E.
viii appear to.morroa night ln songs and rec
i%tations., including Casey at the Bat" Others
at the IMPERIAL are tpt,ie ellison; With ne,
has been q ieaturs at the Vaudeville Club:
mers, iecl %il',sm Cool SSfi0 Bsrs sss s the si I !
negro minstrel, who has not performed in New
a s0ff ke 81 zen 4 'f Biei's i%nelades ttisis,ts. the
French singer. whose rarisisn Duties rtiss We're
Giy1sn witn sfi fsat to inc s saSSStins are nle very YI re-.
markable: Kokin. the Japanese eluilibrist. the
Ali brothers. Arabian gy,nnasts. and the Muhl.
s s%aan LsepoEs gsl'in! Is II NE cast q *or.
ond ~operetta in the programme.
Brooklyn IA to have a week Of frst-rato
comic opera at the Columbia in Wang"
acted merrily and sung melodiously by De
Wolf Hopper. Della Fox. Anna O'keefe. and
the rest OF the company which was recently at
the Broadway for u long term; Knights Of the
Tuesday evening to tho number OF 1--we nun
f fpe she er % nSncr T Fis theat atss viii Su te aes lsfei.
K ii may may be enioyed at the brooklyn Grand
Opera House. as performed by Il company
tireIy capable OF illustrating the story Of the
Hazel kirke" is one Of the most pathetic OF
dramas. and it has a rich streak OF fun. too.
The play with which William II. Crane will
begin ct the Star two weeks hence is "On
Probation" by Brander Matthews and George
Ii. Jessop. The character for Mr.. Crane is that
Of o Chicago millionaire figuring as q tourist
in Paris and Switzerland. Annie O'Neill viii!
3 M;Sf,. the Shlsf ie9 ansriso T2le: dr Ih no. ute to S %,
R Rsss Seen s n rte to $Ssinety L Days" III
Into Egypt. thence to Burmah. to the deck Of
an Atlantic steamer. to an icenerE, and finally
italian actress. should arrive this week. Her
American DEBUT is set down Tor a week from
t ssins sGa Mill, Ct sas f sha 1 xii 4 sSid s1s n5a{
II E'lisF e bu sa i Pu1 ssa in E ans!lsh y SsffsiSass;
aaH II. d %sas a on eG sns d HssfI q A pisssas,s
now current in Paris. is said to be the most in
decent play ever seen In that city, Two weeks
Falmer's will benefit, the Church Hospital and
DlsGensaryyi and ,,d b. ni 3; v M;.n ! e pmfitz-
racy."' as tn. k~npersonator OF Mr.; Valentines
well.known comic character OSCAR Wilde
play dealing frankly with s%ociety's foibies IN
i hIln'S sardou has coiiaboratei with 1hsi a French
author named Moreau in making q play called
sSH.lSiit no'0t ssraou ar va M Mans St se .as ar 81
f sn tnS VAS as Sss1'H la.t 0y WEEK esRef fo f nassSn. "M II Is
quietly domestic In its scenes until the final
act; when It becomes very active. even
in her own room Tas boston Common.
about Oliver crSomweil.s Manuscripts may be-
sent in until the end o this year. when a COM
viii g returned' and the winner published.'
The successful author will retain the owner
ship OF his play for stage purposes. We shall
stage a month hence AMONG the pieces to be
pany are "The Judge and the Burgiar." a one.
act play current In London. and The sports.
b biti. 6 Shsse n aUS sGaS' viii Se "a et XraDiss
AAiSht;" an ais adap snt By s,i Sidney GrSn 3 ,S Of u
has ARRANGED to place The, Outsider the
new English horse.rasinT pelodrams, at the
Aakhs thS - VI NV . ais VitOuSh vi
the scene In which live horses run. The
Outsider" will thus get into town on Jan. 30. n
month or so ahead OF the other big turf piece.
The Prodigai daughter" at the new Ameri:
that her son. Edward /. Darling. has composed
an opera entitled The Merry Mariners, un.
alteration. She seems. to be, right about 1t.
He was nearly fatally injured. In Detroit two
recovered to return to his home and work on
o new opera. The Merry Mariners.' Thirty
six bones were broken. including small ones
IN both feet making him q cripple for life:
sides internal injuries affecting the Kidneys:
and the shock produced heart failure. from
which he has been supposed dead in two
attacks. On Sept. 10. when stepping from his
carriage. he was attacked with failure. fell to
the pavement. cutting his chin to the bone,
breaking OF two teeth and otherwise lnjuring
himself. He has reached New York alive"
1t ia strange that with all tho TODD about
realism in current melodramas. q knife or
dagger Is seldom drawn on the stage In any
but the most absurdly unreal way. A Western
$500, 500 lfeau,oinu thio aya nntiool -