The sun., 1893-07-23

ways travels with the company In the, capacity
fl and has1s ne dS
which art she is usually an adept II Is she
celtic tell the reporters q German ne Y sp4pers
to i've 1--we IN IN the eH S and %nSappI
V men are ssV almost % % as tronbiesomc The Somedi.
%dnns % T u @ the he
one chair in hie room, whereas Tnrnyerein, the
Snee'ss snt sentsinne if 't t%o chairs. aso sois,
and .footstool.. Thon the manager will
s'E vsh g eta aSG%
and luxury. but the actor will seat himself
tspns b MnI hap out TS % oG
| such proptious occasion. In the evening It
&c Se Se tosG. as Ss nrS ss Sots:
duct each and every artist to tho theatre. re-
lodgings At tho conclusion Of the performances. c.
II let to themselves they are sure to get lost.
s'ISs Ss Gne n ThsS SSy eat ness s
| and often. and, OF course. consume vast guam
them them with W % perennial subject for complaint
and grumbling
| The arrangement. contaminated last Tues
| day. by which Roster 4 Bial will take possession
| OF the Manhattan Opera House has occasioned
| more discussion among tho amusem ent lovers
| OF the town than any other event OF the week.
| Fourteen years ago Roster & Bial started
the m usic hall which at present bears thelr
music OF high class with an accom- paniment
Of beer and nd cigars AZ after the isshion inapgM9- gu
Garden. and for year they maintained this
policy without even employing soloist. Then
musical celebrities OF the day and afterward
the place became, In the natura, order OF
ca eprrsnt '"S attractions fs wsre irst given
about decade ago ,,n,;l,,la and have been been
ortH on the 2bth Of August and reopen the Manhat,
nsuse the s to phS
| for which they design it, but there Is great
difference between theatre and music hall
VIII be rs@sved ana chairs and tales spSsFls
peculiar to music halls the world over. The
boxes vii! be converted into a foyer. and about
| dozen Of the boxes in the middle OF the tier
ne view Of he bs,
he strong feature Of the entertainments at
served see as thsg haas @ been ef IN fWentythipd
street. The roof garden will not be opened again
this The Of this handI
will OF course. put an end to all the floating
rpmors in regard to it's OCCUPANCY b{ high.
a-pienty this season for those who care for.it.
Patti will be heard here in, in her regular series
The sask Pas
I'M. Ing " Under any manager but him sell. but. az an
experienced impresarfo remarked yesterday.
ean iead horse to The wsIerns H Ing trough but
you cannot make him drink" Among other
who will b dpr es
Reszke Emma Eames. Melba. Scalchi. Nordica.
Lasalle. Arnoldson. and De Luigi.
1t appears from well authenticated reports
that Duse has enjoyed a remarkable success
in London with Fedora" Camille" and
"Loca Diera." but the other plays in which
she appeared did not draw well. 1t is probable
that she will return to this country in the fall.
and it is almost certain that she will play un-
her here. Mrs. Patriee Campbell; who has won
The White Rose" and The Second Mrs.
Tanqueray." has already fixed her eyes On
probably star here next year: The Gar Il
ss ,@s ii 01has 'hs ?15
TO flnd out what ,Poultney, Bgelow thinks
ns she psy sa
Kussia," the production OF which he fears will
him IN the sss Of the The
dental music ior Marie Jansen's new piece.
Delmonicos at e. Open-air performances
" Watering places as genuine Rhode Island
Haa Lfe Will Be- at fsasuss
ssst as, With VIII viii insPS%e hess ssds
somewhat later the same piece will be given |
with different cast at Saratoga. Harry Leo:
Palmer Pal T" so skifaiiy that she will allow him 70
sS Sn pERhs A6as Mf
Fair Ns% sSry ASgHs ghS raySed strsSis sSs
Charles Dickson. Henry Miller. Thomas Q:
performance at Shepards Point. La[ehmont.
Church. Eugene o'Regrke, who used to play
COMPANY. will begin a starring season at the |
Globe ThSntIe' Bboiston. SEPT h n nST T Irish
Sz sappert viii be Ms.s
Fsrgus%2n; 70 whS Tas i0r three years the . SOU;
Sesd fhs seSn s ssasSn 40 the
Boston Museum.
Paul Potter. who wrote "The City Directory"
The American Minister" and other plays. is
the author Of Sheridan: or. the Maid of Bath"
the new comedy which L. II. Bothern will pro-
duce during his fall season at the Lyceum |
Theatre. The play treats Of Richard Brinsley |
Sheridan and his love affair with. Elizabeth !
Linley.- and incidentally OF the production Of |
The Rivals" at Covent Garden Theatre. !
given at tho Star Theatre Aug. "a. with Law. |
renee Hanlsy IN the chief role; 1t Is called the
Mursden from the German piece from which |
Robertson took David Garrlek" and Dumas
Sullivan" II is asserted tha, Louis Har.
order to devote himself to the more profit
able employment Of writing comic oGeras
rison wrote In association with c. A. Byrne
and Gustave Kerker. will be produced at the
definitely settled that the Coghlans will be
seen ut the Fifth Avenue Theatre, In Oscar
tance.'" Edward HarriGan Will not remain In
New York during the whole Of the coming
own theatre ut tho end Of February It Is
expected that after that date the house will be
occppied by combinations Tony Pastor
lia d, Estrnnpa the EnKliah charactar singer