The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-26
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Garden in The Professors Love story. -
which was hardly moro than tested laet Won r
at the star. This odd and pleasing comedy
by J. NJ Barrie was liked exceedingly by the
professional critics and ono weeks audiences
Its reproduction at tho Garden returns f. &
Willard to us and marks 4. NJ Pamer's as
sumption OF the management OF that house.
revival that will command keen interest,
too Is that Of THE Merchant o, Venice" at
Abbcy's, after almost precisely tho same man
ner that was admired when Henry Irving was
here before MIR. Irving's StyiJct and Ellen
Terry's ioWid are sure to be welcomed
and enjoyed highly. and there should be salts.
faction in William Terrisss b ,ssanlo. as in the
whole representation. On Saturday night MIR
Irving will appear In Louis H." The plny
entirely novel in town will be The Land Of
the Midnight sun" by william Barbour who
says II Is dramati2ation OF n legend u leo
land. and that 1t illustrates tho fields Ind bergs
o. ice; the merry luries OF volcanic eruption, and
tne glorles OF native religious cerenioninl- IL
lumined by the aurora burcalis. Mr.. Barb our
p1onth, tinGreLorc, somothing peculiar
the business enterprise Of A. q. Pearson. who
deals In stage realisms and Illusions adapted
20 the tastes OF tho masses, 1t ls no doubt
aimed low but straight at tho popular mark.
hslodrama In diverse phases forms n con-
siderable volume OF this weeks theatrlcals.
Alexander Salvinrs romnu.!c acting may be
enjoyed Mt the star. where he is to witty some
OF the older plays derived ftom standard
French works, beginning tomorrow with
DumnsS Tho Three Guardsmen." His
Udridyndn has already been favorably Judged
In this city. and his present company includes
William Redmond. John 4. Lane william
Harris: George Clarke Eleanor Nloretti. and
Augusta De Forest. all Of whom should be us'-
tul In Dumas roles. "luY Bias" and Don
.Tsar dc lia2an ~ are to follow and then
In tho same vein OF byGunc romance at Niblos.
and it is enforced upon tho attention OF us
setting. "Olat viii 70 given only few more ,a,
times at this down. town theatre. hut after a
broadway Three mclodramas Of tho modern
types are q little too close 70 Broadway to have
devoted to all that is done in the central
theatres which ordeal things. generated
Maine and Georgia" tho war play ut the
tourteenth Strcetwhere its n discs and heroes
have proved to the liking OF the multitude:
The hrodtGal Daughter" at the American.
entertainment made, for those who prefer
direct dramatic mcthois and to whom a
i sd at tho EsSiemg W SGG
It's American treatment OF a similar
the theme m,nI It is quite a.; diIlSgIt to please
Guisite for tho writing of the three pieces
named should not be moderated. They EN-.
hody what a quarter OF century ago would
have been considered marvels OF sconic art.
an achievemept in much the same general
blss. containing scenes OF thrilling realism
and stirring illusion. Irish drama is made at.
a. Jaconss. with its Thoroughly Irish charnc-
tiers. songs. and episo,'es but the still stronger
and deporable appeal Tor big audiences IS the
announcement that Charles Mitchell. tho prize
lighter will interpolate sparrins match.
The philosophers whose delight 1t is to dis
cuss tho affairs OF tho two German theatres
have been com PEELED. OF late. to take up mat
ters OF trivial import in order to prevent their
nightly sessions in the cafes from breaking up
completely. The Corner Grocer Of Avenue
A" has become a steady thing at tho Ger
mania and will probably remain there until
after the holidays. while at tho Irving Place
serious plays like "Hcimath" and Fallen
Angels" are the principal offerings. But the
opera company will arrive soon. and the mu-
seal season WI begin ON De-. with aper-
which proved successful last yenr. The dis
tributIon OF small packages OF candy at this
Fading German thinkers Of the 10 town n a. "a
rather hazardous innovation. because. they
argue with unnnswerable logic. NO man VIII
buy dollar aud half seat Tor the fake Of
getting the candy. and when n visitor has once
to be got out of him. and it is folly to civ. him
anything more than the performance which he
has come to see. much better plan. 1t is
urged. woul be to engage a corps OF Bavariun
peasant girls similar to those in attendance in
saloon not lar away. aud whose presence
bright memories Of the Fatherland. The news
thar the agents OF the Society Tor tho Pre-
yenton OF cruelty to Children believed Miss
Clcmmons. who PLAYS tho part OF young girl
In Fallen Angels. to bc under IL years OF
houses OF relreshment with various emo
tons, aud 1t was admitted that 1t was
the first time that any lady in Herr
Conroid's company had been suspected OF
being younger than she represents herself
to ue. The twcnty-illtli representation OF i" The
Corner GrO ,er WAS celebrated Mt the Ger
mania by tho distribution OF elegant PASTE
board pret2e.s and Vienna ro,I- containing
candy aud adorned with portraits oil Manager
Phlipp. These little ornaments are now scat
tered from me end OF the town TO the other
and serve as pleasant reminders Of the merry
German farce. Somo time ago young coll
rSe S0y %cW k P e KIP In
OF Learning the English language aud become
mans took him m" to Manager Phliipp. who ex-
claimed cordially: I'm give him job where
ne can MAKE hfei Hiein and az The same
was forthwith installed ut the Germania,
where English words spoken do not exceed
fifteen night between the acts he climbs |
over the auditors shouting: " LUUrrren Schit- |
" Book o IN opra. words and music
Music is the making to a greater or less eI-
tent Of a conside rable number Of the plays |
current, whether they be comic opera or va |
riety farce. comedy OF city life like Tho |
WooIen Stocking" or horse-race melo- |
drama like In Old Kentucky." Edward Har-
rigan's verses and David Braham's tunes con- |
stitute a popular force that helps greatly TO |
carry the present piece along ut HarrigAn's |
Theatre. whore y is 10 remain until the holt |
days. The singing by the negro boys.Rnd their !
wonderful brass and. are quite as valuable ~ |
any ether thing in the due grass drama at the |
Aoacemy Of Music, not even excepting mo |
race. the falling bridge. or the dynamite numb. |
OF course, the variety tarccs. OF which We
have two tins week, depend very much On
their songs New ones in "A comic vein are
sung by " am + lloey and George : Evans
In iarlor Match al the buou, where that
piece anu Us two comedians are punched for
the last time, ana where they are making an
enjoyable show for those who ike u bo
amused by tri!y NJ To- date, Another vol |
known patr Of SINGERS, dancers aud dealers in
lollS tuo.ishness, fgvd"rcS llulten and Joseph
Opera House. Zach OF these two firms OF re-
tailegs OF lokes. dlittr- raUcTs. and general |
nonsense keeps on hand "a large ana fresh |
stock al iauGhAtle materials. AMI Is helped
~ hand ui aurdrtN" young women In hau-
ding n 10 the satisfaction ~ the u4trua~r,z. |
The stir in comic upcrl Is considerable. Tho |
kOh-l-nOOT," which Oscar Ham O. som made
u two days On a WGErT. which has been |
performed during month It kD-trr a EiaT~, |
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