The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-29

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sonal beauty. vocal talent. and. Fsinemcpt OF
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welcomed the husband. AZ length De Eesske
was invited as q gentleman. net as Al .op.rs
vSss full INV When hem M Il: E sGS,S, e nsnsi e an s2Ss
che made, = mistake which was never re-
ib5 sSssn. .h IN dESs' 'Isu che Il Hs q 5slsnf a 81 Aas,ln
Alma .Tadema. and the other. celebrities Of the
S %sIsS p seS t't e ,slsn SG ard I hid EP 3 e fsSSsn e e
the most a5isioPratic circles. MRS. Kendall
s sssssn 8 f ~ H%er iss.'% g q Instead sasi''t q. S%Fins Tss
NSthlng more pathetic Is .shroHiclea In ne
f f%nt,Fs sd h,stSsS o. M sss stse sh sssn .s the d Gls%ss q
her mistake. After getting acquainted with our
p ,Ss@. and %rsy artist" kasa, and he Esip psr en 4 r .ss by
men 10 bid her to the, houses Of the American
Predicemsnt. i Is SAID. Mrs. Kendall arpesIedd
mans son and an officer in the English army.
and who. by. virtue Of these qualities. should
ssy' ssl M fssf Ro nG # S sesi. BY G Il Was 1%sA III raE.
money. that The studio fellows we're dcueed
to The Dobson standard. were not altogether
bad. and that he diin't caro- anything about
hung out inyitlngly the brooch given to her by
t sy & 2aef Hs.o opt of ss te t nsv sy Ms M.s. Ssns. tG thinner
The reproduction OF "Gloriana" at the
Union Square tomorrow will take UP tho sue
cess Of that extravagant comedy ut O point
where 1t was prematurely stopped last season.
Henrietta Crossman achieved a singular
triumph on the opening night as the .cnptivat-
another actress. This proved to be one OF THE
possible. Miss Crossman' had been known as
a nn ctssver ana an very SngnginS actress. but not
an oris saaIt eom @iEatfns quick ieI BUT but .%p pSssiSs
fame. The play was, continued here awhile. and
% WaT st ths rnrpy ps s,Iec on t T s9u b.G but de nSysr Tl y.
first three audiences until Miss Crossman. re-
gaining health after long illness. was restored
affair, striking out. boldly for comicality in AN
unusual direction. but running into no sort OF
bright thing coming from dull Lon don. That
quality ;Ss ii rather r., than II, EIiIpgllsh, The revival at
n the eccentric rjls which she played ieliei:
tho Casinos comedian. as the perperv and eX-
pIIosive ltnssian count; The east Includes Otis
hyde Robson. william LEVERS. Margaret Rob.
inson. aud Grace Henderson. once famous as
u beauty at tho Lyceum. =
Perhaps tho most noteworthy change Of
entertainment at any OF the "combi-
nation" theatres Is at the Columbus.
where Dockstadc.'s minstrels will give
during the week tho first negro minstrelsy
that the, town has had in u long while. Lew
cause he has boon SO long an absentee. but for
his positive merits rs an original and exceed
isnpsstssiaif Sm sSsitls artist swa MG sHHGHssss . .p nsT II
ilts.. it viii triumph over the sobr ety Of the
company. seems +" y" "onnosed of min
strsls o VII yiit kp? Sast IN ,I.S h. W. ! ~ ,T YORK rs:t wins wThe
upon its performance elsewhere. as one OF the
most thrilling OF recent English melodramas.
SS9 1Sas to Of The Iiyi6 GFa men Q MifI BE- n sa4s 10 w SssGe, If
RR1sT re, ' should FORT st,y Of ox realism rom in ..T tSs
snan Of Life. but those. who enjoy that
sort Of thing VIII And n9Mhefs else a more
Ma wecL's rlpY at tho Peoples. and it has
bee hires iresleh ne tr tnat R nurrp9se win natho o;
in The Kentucky Girl" at Jacobs's are prom
train. and a disaster to q undertakings that
may be d;rsnaed upon e thrll! 2 Jacobs
aIh'G piss. II " 'fss fTs nai sk aiql! %a .nse Z ssi i.
Illustrations OF Illicit distillery adventures,
pretentinns REPRESENTATION Of a historic hattle
Is the scenic achievement IN -Shiloh." the
war inlay tnat Is continued at Nihlo's. and 1t
contains also plantation songs sung am nR the
negroes at the time Q, the war: The Windsor
M EGJ z Tsss E e H HsristsS;ras sna Il Nav rNTs nnhro.i II
ale backed In the fun by u company of singers
and dancers.
The vaudeville shows nre truly diverse. not
only In the variety OF entertainment which
they offer. but in the manner and character Of
the theatres in which they are given. The
newest Of the places devoted to variety is
Proctor's. where the appeal for public support
conyentiona!ities OF responsibility are o observed
with care. In the ten-hours-a-day entertain
J %t% a athletes eauiiibris SIS. and 'fD mystery ~
workers. The entire programme OF variety Is
changed. and among those employee are stirk
f H"as + an! Montss p."" and W V|ssHo annie te H@rt.
mond. Prof. ". ii. Cox. and the King sisters.
ell names Of good account IN the variety line.
lished variety theatre OF Tony Pastor. where
a steadfust stand has been maintained against
eonyiyial practices; and where people not only
Pastor is giving n variety entertainment Of
We ss yic, ORA B Bea Il iTT'or"ttos j. tD ". keIIs..
and Lille Western. and mployipg a number
VI OtIler SPECIALISTS III u TaVlu ana vhrleu pro-
gramme. PASTORS next importation will he
Polly Holmes. There is the Eden Music. where
the stage diversion consists Of q few features
in music. jugglery. and mind reading. in
connection with the wax works and other ex-
hibits of the museum proper. At tho Eden
beverages aIe sold. but the place has none OF
the free and easy attributes. OF y concert
hall. The same mny be- said OF the three pig
dime museums. where the. variety. PER-
fornIaucps are lined at mere popularity. but
have no vicious accoInpanimcnts.
The two outright concert halls are conducted
without any great ado of bibulous indulgence.
yet rs resorts tIey must be CHASED rs decid-
eddy unconventional. The stage doings. how
ever. are about the best procnrablo Of Their
kinds. The weeks bill ut Roster & Bial's
oilers no change In performers. hut consid.
cradle newness in what tl,Sydo. The retained
nrlla Kins- Ners. tho Fin do Steele dancers.
the three Judges. James Thornton. and tho
company concerned in tn, two "perettas.
IIOrileus" and The Milier's Daughter"
Irene Saroni. the comic opera singer and bur
leasIncr. will begin ut Roster Il Bial's on feh.u.
The programme at the Imperial employs as
many vaudeville actors M can well 10 used In
one evening. long rs the evenings are at this
resort. lTuttie ellison may be regarded as the
leader Ot them with her tODjcHl ballads. but