The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-09

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Glynn and .Ossman. banjo duettists; Rose and
cere nsssp ana SSo
%sassy h bet to Assf soa
and 50 are EdSins Elsie HaslT. Horaee Kan.
performance from s o'clock till midnight. The
Se street 70 e sE 70
the full benefit OF any breeze that may DO
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the air seems sitting on the pavement below
Il Is not pnpssstisfying e observe that each
secure his music, to It's rack to keep Il from
RI, blowing awsy; A wooden contriyanee very
or may not Prove sccepta6ie as a medium for
conveying sensations, OF GOODNESS.
The m ost interesting man on the programme
at Tony Pastors this week is Frank Bush. who
Is chiefly known as Hebrew impersonator.
and ought to be seen by every member Of the
literary guild. Bush is not only good i'm
personator OF Hebrew character. but q master
OF local dialects as we'll. Ho has made q careful
study, OF tho dialects that one may bear in
they would learn something Of the great
as ths great hSy east "'ft
s' ap Se So Sh crit
Sn to any writer who Puts the w9rds dis
acters: but 1t 10 only necessary to listen to
spoken within half q mile Of, Chatham square
lar size anywhere in the world. Clara Beck
With will be another attraction at Pastors
photographs may be relied on, q handsome,
Ssnst n%o at kos aSS cSaEs XII XII
week. and on the same stage will alp
pear Dufopr and Hartley in a, new. roper;
HAYDN. who will give some impersonatlons Of
Mile. Diamantlne has been engaged for this
hosis and be p5 the the on
performers who furnish the continuous twelve
hours proGTamp e., DocsstadsE has two new
ri %s yoans eSe a .
Mes @s and Ts Is ths
last week OF the season at the Imperial Music
Harry Lo Clair ars The Principal
on the programme.
Mr. Days plans regarding his New York
theatre are ns yet unknown. but it Is certain
that he has ordered his agent in this country
to stop the preparations for Tho Midsummer
Nights Dream" and await further instruc-
tons by cable. The house will be occupied
by Kellar until August when the panto-
mime "L'Efant Prologue" will DO produced.
Joseph r g Grismer and Phoebe D9yis will
iSr@snce q she I. Midsanmes SlsSs's btess% si"
EVEN TN s ei
Union Hotel in Saratoga. The Kendals Will
return to this country in september in the
have enjoyed recently in London. Elizabeth
Robins the American actress who has awak-
for n tho Gssrick TheatTe, h, where PIECES By
r rRsao nd soasS Sas
@ate Sers Ge'e Of RassIissel. which was
Mr.. Saivlni has already been seen In dramatic
III Ami Fritz" Agnes Herndon Nil take ad-
satioH and other electrical r fGatnstropRSs he's, b
Wsose IN is f fSe Electric uid Nat Goed
win will have a. new play BY Henry Guy Garlic ie-
PARTS at he s mega sass s
and win appear there. in September. Agnes
asr wiz II i 10 &c sSea
e. the Empire Theatre early IN August Annie
Plxl6y Will play nothing put M'Il6S THIS sea-
son; as she finds the piece in which she iirst
additions to her regertory. The, manager Of
the public a piayhous that will be PRACTICALLY
new. SO far as its interior is, concerned. when
House xth GPsnef ee
piece by Scott Marble is founded on the great
9orR ySe Close " the
Robert Mantell will begin his season to.mor
row night & it IN sslt LAKE Gty appearlng in The
long time a heroine Of Blue Jeans" Is look
ing for play to suit her peculiar abilities.
for some time at the Byron Hot Springs in
anS eas c Ss in health"
Tho tendency TO make theatrical capital out
OF subjects that have been brought promi-
nently before the public is illustrated by the
that play called In Darkest
Russia" will be sent out on tour this season
by some manager who was CHANGED to hear Of
George Kennan's articles on Siberia. 1t Is o
Rruesome subject to handle on the stage. and
Is %h to Rnsssn ca AMY @ sS
other the Of the
birth to une!e Ton Toms s.. Cable. and that
comedy can easily be put in anywhere. An.
its theme the as yet uniathomed force. cleo
ss nea sSes0s the asss 81 spd Ties vs
either by electrocutt9n at Sing Sing. or the
more reliable one OF leaning against tele:
graph pole on East Broadway. Electrical
comedy, may be secured by allowing the funny
man. who should be at the same time an
acrobat, te step on 9 wire c9ntainIng enough
air, and the, higher he, hops the greater
will be the laughter The play is said to
who has tnyen ted q number Of thrilling and
beautiful effects with which the action Of the
drama will be enivened and the performers as
well as the audience. electrified. What mana
Russian or electrical drama, but one dealing
with tho trolley or cable car, a theme which
and comical Incidents. THE flight OF hero and
heroine on cable car which has suffered
some mysterious accident. and the destruc-
ton q the villain who happens to be riding on
terry and drowned. the whole enlvened by the
antics OF the comedian on the car roof. while
a panorama OF Broadway il unrolled at the
back Of the stage. With these possibilities In
capital theme for the modern dramatist Pop
ular novels also serve. from time to time as
a