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

tunities to an Imaginative scene peinter
There will be a new French singer on the Ca
elmo roof garden week from to-m orrow night.
9sht eye. licking with the ieit foot. and Sing.
same can eth time should her r artistic sttanments
prove all that her manaeers promise she may
DO expected to head farce-comedy company
There are two entertainments OF musical
nature in town which have thus far defed the
heat and the stringency OF the money market.
and bid fair to remain before the public until
the fall. Each one OF these entertainments 10
order Of modern American eItrayaganza. I Apd
frst named, Panjandrum," proposes to
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along till the last Of septem Der. Della Fog
WALL isr' from hs the eS cas-: S ,ss week. Tsss
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may be enjoyed these hot nights in the he cool
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day. and "Orpheus on Friday and satur-
day nights The company employed in these
local German playhouses. At Huber's, the
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win. the man with the broken neck, are the
principal offerings The usual vaudeville en-
tcrtainment will be given this week at the
men and won en- Of the earth may also be seen.
EIdorado. and there are grand exhibitions Of
fireworks at Manhattan Beach and West
Chicago has been a city OF uncertainty In the
atricals since the Fair opened. Whether the
stage would fare we'll or i'll under tho shadow
OF the great show was question which time
alone could determine. Tho answer is mixed
one OF YES and no. Three big exhibitions hard
ly dramatic. are thriving. Buffalo Bills Wild
Vest has multitude Of spectators twice a
and 1t retains its we'll known Illustration OF
border life among Indians and cowboys; but
tractive showing Of rough riders OF various
nWattiionaties great fort9ne viii be ma made by
MaT Cody and Nate sa sS the own
very yenturesome A somewhat similar en-
tertalnment. since It consists LARGELY q mill.
ana 4 mimic battle. it is called TatteEsail's.
to sRs II aad pa Ss Ma w
Madison Square Garden next winter, The
third spectacular affair is America" H
doines Of Columbus: This is at tho Audi
torium. q theatre OF immense size, now niok-
named the Duditorium because the ballet
girls draw the dudes there. Steele Mackayes
Spectacular is called the Expectatorium. be-
cause its half-million- dollar structure stands
at the edge Of the Fair i
Maekqaye's resplendent design. It would
shows already mentioned. But they are In
no danger from that source. The theatres
proper arc doing variously., Those In the
centre Of Chicago, corresponding In situation
to our upper Broadway houses, are prosperous.
q" The Girl Left Behind Me" Is being played
company at the ultra fashionable Schiller. and
except, when there are fireworks at the Fair.
The Lillian Russell opera company is thriving
similarly at the Columb is, and The Black
Crook has had good fortune at McVicker's.
Two excellent actors of high grade comedy.
E h Willard with The Professors Love
Story" and Sol Smith Russell with April
Weather" rare getting rempnerative au-
e. the central theatres to- which aa resiS
numbers What are called the outside houses,
those placed like our Bowery. Harlem: and
Eighth avenue theatres. have suffered disas-
ter. One Of them was all but empty while SO
popular figure as Prize fighter Corhett was
on its stage. and the quite tolerable per-
formances Of the Corinne and Kimbali opera
mpanies Jared no better ut two other places.
Most OF these outside" thestres were closed
last week: inclqdinR new one built lately
ness OF theatricals this summer in Chicago. 1t
may be said that only people whose money.
lime. or strength Is not exhausted by the Fair
itself go to the other places OF amusement