The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-14

night. A. number of vocsIists. less thrifty than
distinguished. will soon earn their livelihood
S SSenoa 5 sas 'q ier Sis.r fsaSSsn 10 s! shs ssas ,Rse
cities. Tho singers are handsomely remuner.
S %sssia ass El. .sT eo Pn.s i Sss op.s Sa her her
London season. Three or four per-
, nle of her labor q wee frlp ss'i to i farsie Tne eon sShfs,
during. the summer are common among actors.
Japan is becoming magnetic to some PLAYERS
Harry Z Jewett and his' family; Lillian Rus;
Chicago ior the Columbian season. Undue
familiarity with the fQotlights Of = "one-niEht
stand" theatre caused q chorus girl Of a comic
ablaze, and she Is still nursing, her injuries.
over the increase Of SUCCESSFUL lawsaas By
artors who have been illegally discharged.
f9 Two s sSnspicno %t' f sns fsS0 song writer's are
are Sn ' Felix W Msd i a%aa'G and dfI Arthur nH" %sst. TSss
l popni5r has n k MTis1Hs " Mr. @sst e wigs %lis. K pSS
Wss!. secured "a, a Siyorco from 9rb him s. the dSs
dance has u%ndorsonc alterations TO makeit
more effective: a dancer lie now rerformingi 1t
E idea a r IN hnrsc s,piSS,. rs 0 an actor &c p'f IS ON on
senser; swedes are his study, 4 ,resulariy
the recent advertising dodge OF a BROOKLYN
manager to bring folks to his place Of amuse-
Iosei call 81 justice. some q the victims were
inside a theatre before FOR they ipl -. rs 81, ,sa
n cash reward for a suitable title to his play.
another is contracting to give away money for
s Composer assss% 's 3 Prize ,hs sl y 9 5000 tsF ier "a 4 s eense n I
nins a. Di Freak 8 pSr!0F W,ss out a WIZ WIT il h run Is
minus one leg himself. but he makes up for
Ms loss by exhibiting q mir OF fonr-lesged
pig. a bloodhound with horns. a Chinese
sacred goose; II human-skin dog:a half hawk
ends from Dame Natures repository.
A dime will buy the usual quantity and
quality OF diversion at the museums Of Worth.
Doris. or Huber. A complete change OF
sights In the hall Of curiosity is promised at
Worth's. and the Rick sisters are singing. As
for the stage performance. it gives in hourly
alienation q variety show and q play entitled
%traction at boris's Museum lies in the Millions.
from an extensive rcpertory. Other interest
1 'ps w TslsSdps 81 s sSs R.sta Y Moa nSr,i s!i M sSh,a an
albinn beauty: Oklahoma Bil and, Prairie
Hay; in ,s"' sa nt % 81 nn M A 3is, 5n5s'1 as
Huher's Museum may see. among the vast
num Der OF objects. q German military exhibit
WilCh az w " way W tbtuSO ~ o'hit Y
thousands Of mechanical figures representing
the. various armies Of Europe. their, uniforms
Huher's two companies for his theatre now
consist OF the original Georgia minstrels and
d newly formed variety party.
Cyril Tyler begins tho entertainment at
Proctor's every forenoon at IL o'clock. and
following him through the ensuing twelve
hours is Il succession OF songs. dances. comic
sketches, and acrobatic feats. Clara Newman
leads Arnold Kiralfy's ballet Of tough girls"
and other performers named in the pro-
Alice liutchinGs. Martinetti. Ducrow. l.orello.
Minnie EenMood. tho Slambos. the Daily sis
lie '; Mctarty .'t the 4uinns. John ~" and Nellie
Hcaley. Jessie Giles. the Fremonts. Heen
cS1k W.T. rG nlby pf iFsrI, md hSi Mst n"sti aad A A,.sn
l.mn s Ty,sr Is si sa,i3T. a!!I sIeen. in gabv, s 6y ne;
Herrmann's will become an aIl-day and even.
Ing house. Pro-: Hermann says Of the situa.
To tion; mSssSii ensaso ARE IN Of nr9 Pa Ss,i lSo fa9i:
ma. u noted Partisan beauty. and u French
Sisn1es sns cG sn1srasi.. and About t s@ m aSoHs
ofAurust. the Union square will be opened
for the regular season on, and II p%e ,rIi1 q viii
three hours and ! haii each day: 9ne:hali
and the other half by light opera. sung by the
company which is now at Manager kerth's
hsI,anfisipcnii sy n durine se the w eaSIy sum suma aeeeaTT S a.
Union Square will be shut this week. but its
managers hope to Keep p IL open at least hall OF
euch week thereafter. In such a way rs not to
interfere with tho fresh decorations OF the in
terror.
Daniel Frohman says OF Martha Morton's
accusation. In which she declared that Vic.
torien Sardou's Americans Abroad" was
plagiarized from her manuscript OF an Enacted
play: Ridiculous! There's not one grain OF
truth in it," Daniel Frohman is In the West
with his company. A. NJ. Palmer. whose COM
pany now takes n vacation until September.
will 60 to Europe in quest Of dramatic ma
terial. He has on hand. already. he says. n
comedy by Won Moser.. a niece ADAPTED by
Morton. Robert buchanan. and Jules Claritie.
Tbs Palmer stock company Sill make its
soins 10 tie tie 'G Garden. IN wh ereAoS Ss viii
place F. s. Willard for tire. months. Charles
Frohman is In Europe: where he may buy
contracts for others to be written for the
Empire and his numerous companies. As to
tnry Meivil Dewey OF the Stare Board Of Re.
gents ms written to Nelson wheHterott that
tSe o ifM !o shsn e cine tse nsti MStn eU ana So
the school connected with. the Empire must
have some other title than the on: announced.
maintain n high standard your schools bonnd
to be successful and productive ofgreat Gooi."
dramatic school. and that viii. bc done, That
admirahl. theatrical, institution. the Actors
Fund. will hold nm election on June q. and. un-
der n change in the constitution Of that body.
President will be voted for ly the trustees.
There is no probability that A. NJ. Palmer will
insists upon It. Mr.. pnlmer's plan of turning
money into the Funds treasury by means of
a ten-cent tax on deadhendS Is likely to be put
fixed to free passes, 1t Is customary ut most
Of the theatres to admit members OF the dra-
matte profession without charge. and these
benenctaries Of tho Fund should not object to
contri outing dimes in the manner proposed,
Mr.. Palmer's t~en-cent scheme. and It is ex-
pected that other organizations Of players will
do the same.
Herr Y4LE'S FOUNDER les