The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-12

sGdy DrH Re INTO Who Lillian hss
acted much nGo he Win MaaGK
oi Jarrett 4 fslmer, has returned from q trip
English woman who started on an American
starring tour. has broken down under, the
| Nicotine !" and Clara Thropn to The Woman
era Company at The Union square: ssys she
| will sue Marie Tempest Tor connecting her
poison. Mimic Tnlmer- Rogers is lighting
| against her husbands suit for divorce. Bet
byron IS Iim IN
n divorce. suit. Mathidc Cottrelly's new
name, Is Wilson. through marriage to u
Maud harrison. and owen fawcett go
to Daniel tTo4mSns MY cGmSdy company my
says the ,iiddloman" was case Of a title
up to it. " !. hilbert declares that he has s'n n"
car for music. and does not know II discord
! rhythm. and no doubt that is why his verses
Jingle SO we'll to Arthur Sulivan's notes. Vii
rL S bs h nHd VIII shH sSoe hm
self to preparation in Shakespearean roles for
Erssa 'aT5"ET but sySnss
aauni 60 To- Roston Tor D% long jsrm
i'i 'ilrll W ~, fN'fil'uI
ances were Robert Edeson. I,,ottie Alter. iyron
Douglass. and Charles lIalock. Charles
Frohman has accepted a comedy by Henry
Guy Carleton. and will present John Drew in
tw ~ nrts IaiI IN - "'S , ~ NJ
in tho Bery shire Mills In the first Mr.. D.cw is
introduced in the, uniform "f yacht club.
Saruou's play Tor Mr.. Drew % due on Jan. /.
1902" the busy burlcsque at Palmers. has
n new song for its six daily hints from
Paris" with an accompanying dance. suggest
ing drcssmakers' dummies revolving on their
standards. Something or other new is put
into this elastic entertainment every week.
and there are enough clover comedians in tho
company to deal ably with all the fun in
trusted to them. AS to tho uso OF little chill
dren in "1432.' l. d. Price writes to THE Sun:
These little ones merely add bit OF color and pic
turesquensss TO tho scenes IN whch they appear they
heath. A. 10 the m"raii,y OF IT, pray how are they
atti:s Of IntictqUrY rhey Mere almost born N The
Mratre Their mother" are az chotns smrers who
9i'is rmgs and eAcfSnt Gcor%s for psT.onh HABITS
a;lnosiNete they have Dreamed It ali their ntio
ss ws ny s s on as nv hans in IL.
them
Mr.. Prices arguments will convince very few
readers that little girls mixed in with shame
fully skirless women in II buresuue are not.
as TIE SuN snid. ritiful sight. Directly
across Hroadwar. the pay which has been
invita-. attention at Days. a Poor liela-
ton. had too many wpakncSSes To be COM
mendnp!c as y model, but it did serve excel
lent!y TO display sol Smith Russcifs talents as
an entsraGsi, i not as an actor TWo en,.
girl Of seven or exit; and the otlera boy SO
small as to seen ;is;d .! rs In res; Get
trousers; which arc evidently n;Erh
antlHEed c4,,i"n OF a i,nycd AMI !u.-
inc NAY come IN 80 tNfi"l\cTS 10 al II s
these youngsters who have. him entirely in
their power. and visit urvn hia head al svris
OF GetractinE rarkets when he il tryiu. t.,
study on his invrhi!oE. sImDly hSt,ls. h" VIII
met onf r"hE 20 Mn sT .He" n
the simple wonder ta'e - related. y son: Is
then demanted. and ih"tc is n" rscaie Tor tho
inpatient man. who longs to return to w".S
No hsart!cr approval was given TO any portion
OF Mr.. !nsseil's efforts IN this piece than to the
for each others apparel 81 a duck and little
Eirl. Ono very odd incident IeGins with ihe
which sooner or later Expresses all men.
old or young: that Is. he is minus a
CAREFUL ho S,1 not to Quickly perceive i've
that the lack must be at once supplied artic- |
ularly since he had permitted the wee unmen-
tiona blcs to depend uDon one slspender made |
OF q bias piece OF the trousers goods 1t would |
not be secominG il the hero Of play to sink
pend upon n shingle nail. No. perish the |
thought! But to sew on q button. the garment
change OF garments and could not be expect |
eli to lay in bed. A means Of concealmcnt and |
but slightly irksomc confinement is found in |
nm cmity Hour barrel. which is an article OF fur
nitmre in the inventors attic. With tho boy in |
s tnG trSMsTrs rf ESoVTa ana menGe s
overcome his interest n his novel situation.
Tlays illustrative OF New York city life have |
been in steady demand since away back IN the
timo when Frank Chan.rau Hrst was Nose and |
the supply was never fuller than now. The |
range OF themes runs all the way from the |
sentimental ones Of Tho Wife" and Tho |
Charity Ball." reformed away UP town by tho |
IYceum company. to the hurry burly farce Of |
The Corner Grocer Of Avenue A." far down |
town ut the Germania. Nobody moro success |
fully than Edward Harrigan. as everybody |
knows. has transferred comic characters and |
incidents from our populace to the footliGhts. |
The material in The Woollen Stocking" now |
current ut his theatre. is abundant, and quite |
up to the average Gaality OF his prod |
ucts. or plays nowadays called melo-
dramas (which seems to mean stirabout
OF elaborate scenery. thrilling episodes. funny
and readily recognizable character
iZa;ion. We have several cNnmpl es at hand. A
Grand Opera House. where II big stage facili-
tates the extensive show OF scenery repre-
c VIII bs Used na
I Illuminated to ferry slip in use is shown in
=
cally funny distortions Of what some Now
\ Orkers do nre made enterta ming in g Delmon-
co's at Six." in which Marie Jansen is con-
sIicuously concerned at the Bijou. A
drunken ar, woman is never pir;e,n9i7s"ssing,
the assumption, OF ,inebriety may be mado
amusing. Maude Adams plays drunk in The
Maskel Eal" with SO much deicMcy as TO
make her scene one OF the most etrective in
ne whole performance. When the piece was
produced last season. people talked about
Miss Adams as il she were II new star in tho
dramatic ornament. and all on account OF her
Dne SUCCESS in assumed drunkenness. In
- Demuniros at Six" Marie Jansen also has u
scene in which she Stimulates intONcntion. and
her performance is one Of remarkable
strength. The msthctes. who begin TO drawl
ibout naturnlnesS and realism as soon as they
see g, a real flour harrcl on the stage. and aro
delighted by the odOr OF roast turkey
n a mimic meal. should sec Marie jan
sens impcrsonation OF vaudeville queen
out on lark. People Of experience in the au-
lience watch her with distended eyes and
luick beating hearts, not knowing what she
might feel inclined 20 d. Tint it is cham
pagne Jag" is perfectly evident TO all in tho
house who have had any experience in Observ-
~ n al In lie nnt n