The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-22
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yerted into q club Tor actresses. some OF the
society women indignantly resigned, the water
blue stocking. deflontly on her rowing machine.
f as,,s siissa that h sss would SHt . nlSatDt tSe s sBIs ant Il
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rooms IN East Twenty third street. lis po ohss
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tho names OF young women whose efforts on
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Kendall was elected an honorary member. and
she delivered er q speech. pstting the young &c;
they remained good they might, ultimately be
as happy and famous AZ she. The epeech was
ahwGkS to find itself famous; The paPsrs
tsSSSsSe city hS' Was ma,'f faI ~; Of fh sm nSr e %Tek o a,Sef WHAT
ssSmsd G t. be u ne s pharisaic ,s,SSciet syDS Of azure p1re
Miss Fischer ,a" sesi iis"i that " an entire entire peorrani.
cation OF the club must take place in order to
Athletics. and Dramatfss. was dropped. aud
sh Rt F9 aSe ie esSam psa ths nw aeto4s N nsssho alae dira-
matists, managers: and, mon without further
distinction thar that derived from personal
ihs most curious. Of III clubs; People who
high kickers. loud takers: or gay young wo,-
men nre wrong in this instance. Tie Twelfth
saint IL IL t i%'r TMsift6 psf Sishs Is, A rns 'f ftSsi
i Ha%sd nsssss.s Sns 81 t4lnSne On ana .Ge n st soHs, gew
able macnAte OF fashionable society. She at
tended one OF tho meetings. saw that the
young actresses wore sincerely devoted to
The club rooms were rare in those early days.
At present they are, luxuriant in Oriental ugs.
T fGts t thnnss IS l sn4 9Tn n%ins "a h Hr,s' hhaas:
the club. studles wha would add to Its com
days alterward. Having established tho
young actresses rs costly ms Is possible in
1 rssEip preT sInns s'p to bu aHrr, ,ss,a she h club il NOV SSu ar.
This scheme will cost u ,creat deal 81 money.
but 1t VIII tea labor Of love for n woman with
ertccm for the profession that her talents once
adorned.
Plays In which music Is O part range this
week from those classed as comic opera
through others In which songs are mere in
Temptations clear to what are called variety
farces. The Fencing Master" at the Casino
and Tho Mountabanks" ut the Carbon are
nne. examples Of the aforementioned kind OF
manner. with all possible embeIlishment. and
TO- the great smnsement OF the audiences.
nitsiy. F snS & nffh M's Msunt Is tG seat Viii not 5pS Ssry
soon ls followed BY appetizer opera et tia that "a S nv;hn
Tacn..'' in which the music is allied 70 an
q. srnbrookc In thu, lead. is transferred for
this week from the Manhattan to the Harlem
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Bali" still repeats its songs and ehoruses.
along with its other popular ingredisnts, ct
music. danes. and ioSiiitty. and thes.e thinrs are
thSir ! yisiss. @i IF ph TO c Iii ,HS;s W" las nsf hnd
a 43oth performance at the Madison square:
t Tf'Is e Wees. '" sThe BiasE sV Crook" is meiodioSs
a as T t is &C to s'S%'s soon N a nearly Complete chanse
VI specialists.
As to the museums. the Eden maintains its
exhibition OF wax works not only unimpaired.
but with frequent additions. and the stage en-
tertainment at this resort in West Twenty
third street is musical with Gahor's gypsy
band and the violin playing OF the Princess
Dolgorouki. curious with the Japanese fcats OF
MiaI r aad 1m esrIo its" Of % Grsriils and Tt Gni6 enG
The three dime museums are Institutions well
grounded in popularity. and they please their
Mhllks,1' on f satsr. e : %VI 'islns "s s.sl SS1 $s9ei IS
s sst siseS S%of IN xh = !1a the safma fs'i perform SIr0r re-
Inarkable, isats: King: the lightning ca!cn.
i ope4.;ti naa f besi. hs. % sSs asa Sspe eSea 1afsSfy an ID
iaIaes Museum IN has Sn;. " hot lot q tr,} psrI0FP z;
aeemed feasible with these wild creatures
plenty Of Interesting objects. have more than
IL score OF new features for tho week. ,Nisi-
t asts nrs to- sss sGme W %,sstlin Sm Ssars .S s.d w .me
asd Kline. SiaS j sG anGd cea !IieSof tsS S"G'' aa%
s .ss Mssso Mo sli nsriorm nH @TRe 4 Da H,iS = 81 q t tsa a,'S
t MSSs'h wIi MU Gediae Sas the Se san n% Mo- asd IL Ra1si.
bars. and munacles to hold him; lilo Is re-
talned, Tor the week. and he wants people to
tho hcadicss man. Prof. McMnrray, a light
educated dog. The stage has a full compile
ment Of actors and specialists to give the
hourly theatrical entertainment.
Tho theatres OF weekly change arc not de-
nominated by melodrama this week. That
light and merry comedy. Jane" with John
stone Bennett and its former company COM
plete. goes to the Grand Opera House. where
its delicious humor is likely to find full apnre-
citation. Hazel Kirke." with Enc, ElIsler rs
the lOrc-lOrn heroine anu y. W. touiloCk Us INC
iron father. Is at The Peoples 10 the Bow.
cry. With these TWO players In their original
PARTS. and frank Weston also in the cast. the
pathetic and humorous domestic Ira ma should
scenic and Sensational plays, now come into
Town: 1.-THE Dovll.s Mine."a border dralna OF
siberia" not less exciting In another line. is
at the Columbus. The lights Of London
Iot hitherto acted In this city: entitled mshi'
will be- exhibited at Niblo's. The Child OF
Fortune " is ready for production by Conrled's
German company at the AmberG. but the cur
rent opera, Der Vogelhaendler" cannot 20
put aside without o sacrifice. and SO 1t Will be
continued u few nights longer.
We are to have n third instructive exhibition
in Tho series OF Urania spectacles. two OF which
gained a great deal OF attention and admira-
tion al Carnegie HILL last winter. The new
production. entitled The Wonders OF Ameri-
ca" Is to he shown for tho first time at the
Manhattan Opern House q week from Tuesday
evening. the off days OF English opora at that
house being utilized for tho purpose. Garrett
Il. Seryi6s will nuain 10 tina HrhDllic lecturer.