The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-01

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Of pruning has developed at both houses. At
the Union sauere sign OF warning three feet
trance S to The staae. y6srs every actor cannot
inches high against any .ssPproach 60 yulgarity
Stte% nossfh az the Pst Perfopnsnee o. the
week. some one Is In ettenda with view to
soey g this duty in the early days o 81 his
management because he regarded IL as most
To ES1@ at Certain tSns %o bG U az
keith's. and 50 few attempts were made Of Oh
iectionaSle things that now TIE duty Of con
duce forbidden thing is met BY fine. or IL
mi mil SI Of his engagement, formerly It was
not ALWAYS possible to induce the artiet to
% 81 nh hS
enough in one place will do In another. For
exampe singing sG%edian was AIT at one time
manager knew would not do at all. The actor
charged charged and as promptly took the matter into
court. It was Boston Justice. and after. read
Ing the ySrd the ~ n th
which could be. and was supplied by accent
case Now such things are provided for in tho
contracts made at this house. which invariably
performers work. and includes clause which
sagement. before It's date or Termination he-
10 enforced whenever there lie need Oft.
Speaking on the same general topic. Man
we make every one report for rehearsal on
Monday morning at sight o'clock. and as we
begin soon after ana so nave Large COMPANY OF
sa1seS IL. fs'bb dins 4nsthins that dons
but anythlns that We don't ike. That is
viii. With actors Is jus-hahdto Ssrrain i'm in
this one respect, for It won't do to have any
20 with 1 hnes Rss sesa
listened sS he f., 4 sure to declare tnss
BEST n sous ssnf In The country Why. they
get terribly offended sometimes, when
bpt That mostly pas Tor You
We get Thoroughly talked over among the pro-
fession, We'll cut out song say. and some ONE
coming Monday: by the end Of the week, when
variety actors meet. some one will be sure to
tor 9 last Monday. and soon every one Is pre-
pared for revision when they get here. 30 now
we don't have much trouble Then hit too n an
since last here can go on without rehearsal.
and In any case al he will need to DC, will be
first performance is watched closely. and any,
thing We deem likely to be offensive then is
The printed rules at Proctor''s specify sew
erai things which must not be alluded to in the
and which are sim9st stock ton
ton" fun: they forbid the use Of nicknames
in designating nationality. and include among
phrases s" and epthess Many OF tnese too Is
a hardened theatregoer would seem quite In;
in every dressing room. and its largest types
at the top in the linz this before
these are made conspicuous by n marking
brush artist in big letters on a placard near
Herein ali mention Of the late unpleasantness
between Corbett and Sullivan and all refer
ence to liquor saloons Is forbidden.
The English Military Tournament is to re-
main at the Madison Square Garden two weeks
longer. 1t will contain some new features
now. including the lemon-cutting test Of skill
in workmanship. An entertainment will he
given at the Park tonight to raise money for
=" Dorothy" who used to figure as the manager
has since been crippled by rheumatism. Al:
terations in the Crystal Maze have heightened
OF o
now be seen in a dozen duplicates. not one OF
which the puzzled visitor is able to get TO-. Mr..
new n VII theatre ii In November: That house. which
was begun exactly i've months ago. is
n ecessity we're to arise. It is doubt;
ss eSss seea ba III suen na
short time. Coquelin and Haling will follow
Mr. Irving at this house. Ellen Terry com
she did lately in England that she viii respond
coin be snclosed. She gives the money ' to
some deserving cause. and as the demand for
is ssd tire
attained. Joseph slivinski. the newest Of Pc.
lish. plan SITS to gain celebrity abroad. will start
A rt0nr fntn in, ntf rFNfh
since THEN rst app e s VII" in this eountry
ur fo 90 seeond Ms Tsqs
Hsnry Which ha fTeS has geo et to v h
ana H. Mstzer returnei from
long European tours. Paul Arthur and hob
NOMINEES" The trouble between Minnie Sellg-
man and W. D. Loudon will probably be set;
with Mr.. Ioudcn to undertake starring tour.
but changed her mind after he had gone to
snd IL Prob
the security which salary affords to the un-
certaintiss OF a travelling tour: Not half IN. the
season have been able to SO much as start out.
1t is easy to project tour; but hard to get the
MANAGERS Of theatres to give timo to untried
routes can only be laid out for
already tested or by men
whose general success ls such that their Judg-
N ent 10 respected
The outside theatres OF the west side. east |
,ide. and Harlem and Brooklyn are not |
,clipsed by those OF Broadway this week in the !
Of their performances. and they |
ofTer the advantage OF certainty as to the ma
ure OF the entertainment offered. Readers |
Who keep themselves informed OF the develop |
nents In stage amnsements are able to choose |
rom the advertised plays and render Them |
selves Liable to little or no disappoint ment. |
They will usually he able to find in their own !
leighborhood. too. something to their liking. |
iaremites may get. at Hammerstein,s Opera !
lscar Wides coruscnting comedy. Lady |
Nindermere's Fan" which exhibit Of pol |
shed manners and vices had II great deal OF |
attention during long term at Palmers last
winter. There Is no reason to suppose. Judg-
ng by the names in the cast. that the perform
snces In 10th street win be one whit less fine
han were those In Broadway. At tho other
tide OF Harlem n radically contrasting show
VII be that Of Tony Pastor's company OF vari:
,ties. direct from Chicago. where II has shared |
n heautumn boon, Of tho Fair: Coming down
episodes entitled "The Devils Nine"
n which nm overland stage coach is drawn by
al t,,rr IN al xunfn md