The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-09

scrtpttons oil armies OF deadheud corresponds.
ents throughout the country. is likely to result
in an abolition. OF the nuisance. One bit OF IN.
formation got by a reporter yesterday was thae
travelling managers sometimes encounter
men who ask for free admission TO theatres on
account OF pretendedc connection wit one or
another. New York daily journal. why tncse
frauds should In any Instance, tie successluli Is
a curious question. Neither in New YORK nor
anywhere else should II n manager hesitate 10
refuse admission to .anypodv on account oI
TnE SuN. In no possible instance 4 such an
applicant other than a false pretender.
Adime will buy the usual liberal quantity OF
amusement Mt either OF the three dine
museums. Fun is ut the fore In the museum
OF Doris in Eighth avenue, whore More and
Howe. better known as Ne aud Him." ap-
pear in burlesque boxing bouts. AS one OF
these comic pugilis,s is a giant in height.
though weighing. only ITO bounds. and the
weigh weight = Of over 100 pounds. the ASPECT; Of the
prize lighting are peculiar. other exhieits ~
net icats. Holiness glass steam engine. and
ferrerI's rat circus. At Huber's Museum. IN
e Mrfe so nnIests' natives sirSss, Of " snmDtra. and ioosk.
ing like ugly men. but really, rare specimens
s Oh ,se b ig, lhs S%ms CRAM seS S"een VINO capt enpyur e
tnem. and he also shows one Of the sacred
SSws f Hi ,nss SO to- Hyoer I !. and ,sp tSsse sG is a rs sfSas
variety Q, other culiositics. the visitors ut
s %Hs3A' sr Mnisam m in b sif'h .v sIsRns srS ini the
human suction pump. who Tits heavy articles
WITH his his t s9TsnHs in ina. a W WV Wo tlSf IS IS D BSnqis1aaa a
comic coniurer. The halls OF curiosity are
well stocked. The stage entertainments AT
these three museums comprise drama ana
variety in hourly programmes throughout the
day and evening.
Several special entertainments are an
nounced. some for charity and others given by
volunteers out OF friendliness for beneficiaries-
The Women's Press Club will profit at the
Casino on Tuesday afternoon. through the
services oil n score or more OF players in u pro-
49, i..,
and a new play. entitled Cupid; Messenger"
t Mn,' C iinspi M Ma.,nne aft' am; and son a III
American charity tha ty,t to BE- . chosen On LATER s,ri, WI VI S Ss
Eileen EIsono rs ipS s'' Who Av VIII sh Hn epti' her
gratitude for tho APPRECIATION which Now YORK
aqGisnses hsys shown for r. hsr r. art. ,hI =, J. ~ k bis
stage friends to give his annual entcrtainmsnt
at that theatre two weeks from tonight. Inc
Urania spectacle and serviss. lecture. the
Music Hal on Wsdnesday and 1hS pn.
dramatic association OF the Seventh REGIMENT
COMPANY II will perform u musica! iaree'
Dust" ut the Berkeley LYceum ON Aprll ID.
"a. and Is. Harriet Holman. mother OF, those
Holmans who used to constitute a well-known
msmee spet 81 i BS9sSsa's a" som nisaa i0p II, the old
Chambers Street Theatre. is on u visit to New
York. ilsr long career in acting and MANAGE
and even this has dwindied to almost nothing.
mans ior many years, and he has arranged an
afternoon performance for April 30 at the
Mrs. Holman chats with pleasant reminis-
cence Of the days when John Lester that was
Russell who Is now Mrs. John Hoe,y. the de-
ceased John ,Broughnm and Charles Fisher.
b berla ahs W Wer. '2 Rer Stage age c { %aM at Eur
toms. During her Subsequent years OF opera
now well known to the public. and one OF
these was Mr.. Crane. whom she took as a boy
with II melodlous voice and some nimbleness
OF legs.
The theatres on tho rim OF the town have an
excellent supply OF entertainment in great
variety. 1t is no longer necessary for people
to 60 to Broadway for theatrical performances
OF the first grade. provided they exercise a
little patience. Livery good thing will come
their way in time. Harlem. Brooklyn. the east
side and the west side are visited by the best
2. the traveIling e"mpa mi a mas,em nd hfs 2 CONS th1s
week. for instance. and as the farce has long
been regarded amusing enough for u whole
woman thrown in; The Hnmsey Morris Com,
the tnsy coiambu HoS with Elsie bowoIie. George
Giddens and the rest OF the com! ESn p that has
!Wiie"is ut the Peoples. with Harry Lacy for
more than n thousand repetitions in England
and America. The audiences At Jacobs. in
mei5H in s% S6nt in T TIE sire sisHas sith \ sn !. %eod
in n IT, foremost chs The aln, new : A ! rs Jean
$bssss$ S Is j. S ;i,ss /, sssd Z; to-, TO- g >. d %.ds:
m msatic s N51 and P Rs eiecsise use ass@ o. Inc - song NJ:
poser. Nichols Crouch. Directs the orchestra
S SaIIsa. J. Il II. Mu Fearts s,nss ts ssre ,sm0 !. e al
snS t s y Ss,iss p So sSo t. tie RRsr ssS. : f K
which prevail at the houses already men,
toned. "Tho span OF Life" a realistic and
thfs' thsstr %e'0 xcross the IL ' bfid SSrt tso re einS as
This v wssk ss0 OF Gra has e9 %TS. o Rsnei and n fss.
tor" goes to the Columbia, with Marie TEN.
%hels se ont th' Of sio% iPs sos stHmRss't and Si' sesss sne
Mr.. Smiths humorous libretto, and De Koven's
n E1ra am g onsIa t # tun pisS!, 9I tSs have nnSli rsSu Fss
English meiodrama ,celebrated ior having
made n1sd 81 n i3s oE Rroiiif IS IL @r h@f silver !f Kinr any Witt ath iss
popular scenes; That is the drama at the
and it's tried qualities will doubtless prove as
potent a. eyer: 4 tsry ID different but ssain ",
Hvenue. with that decidedly talented. melo-
dious. and captiyating actress. Hernona Jar-
o osse Of The Widest Of. tho variety tarces. Which
means that it is a frolicsome affair.
Senator Calvin S. Brice has been sued by
four members of a "Giorlanu" company. but
he is q defendant only In his Official capacity
as President OF the Lake Erie and Western
Railroad. on which the actors lost their bag
gage In an Indiana fro. Helen Dauvray- Ward.
who retired from tho stage when she married
tho notod baseball player. will reappear in
THE Prodigal Daughter at the new Ameri.
can. Another engaged for that play IL Ernest
henson, the English snendthrift. commonly
known as the Jubilee Plunger whose exploits
on the race course wasted an Inherited fortune
and ast0nished tho public. Benson is said to
have spent ten millions in three years, and
<. Nj. Palmer and Charles Frohman will 60 to
Europe soon on business and pleasure bent.
Thomas W, Keeno's home on Staten Island is
a historic old tavern rebuilt into q picturesque
residence. Leander Richardson has bought a
farm on Long Island near Locust Valley. Mrs.
handsome Minnie Conway. Is convalescing
after a severe illness In England. where sho