The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16

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H E&.Esss ssSsi S$ss IA ff Elm Ss Sssd Ss Is os isS y
s Mos,i;si ,,s s ,Ssss. Il sDd R g MARE HsTe has n. s SssH on ,as
and the company, Of which NJ. De We're is the
riet Holman. the aged actress and opera man
iifss act t N III The U grand Yn pu aDs.a " Will M bS p sse
formed. along with The Open Gate" old
a asSsf ! ss.asIsi as tos . sSi' Stage spS %snsssf. W. III.
liam y. DAILY: will be benelted by an enter
niaht. lie has been ets' III nearly s " years. .lG% and
show we'll worth the pubiio's money.
As 70 the Brooklyn theatres this week: The
Grand Opera House has tho Kimbsll Opera
Company. OF which the well-known Corinne is
the principal member This actress and
singer 10 . sprlehtly and capable interpreter
Of such q role as she takes In Arcadia" the
comic opera with burlesaue and specially in:
with good attention paid to scenery. costu mes.
and q generally attractive performance. Two
that it's representation shall have the advan-
t ns;sst q CAST : pain and q luz sG st9.nftS so% To All tss 3 as tail,
Of tho entertainmsnt The Golumbis has been
iSxse iot ana adI The Sse piA " toe be- a"S SsteS o. are 1fi Fr snR
r steoiton's The squirrel Inn and Bran;
Drama and variety are Included in tho offer
ings at tho dime museums. as usual. At
Huber's the play for the week Is "A Walt from
New York. and alternating with 1t are the
performances Of tho Lewis and Foster spe.
cialty company. The girl sprinters run their
races epiritedly at Huber's. and the ourang-
pniisns G W SS%aiG q au s.SlSitiG fnclu ass v Hddie
smith: an English dsnssr. and piiEs and Har,
ris. described as giant comedians. besides
Of weights BY his tongue, he is called the
the play Etsn a. s3 Peris's. and SHfls sh fH%s fsaIism Is
t esSm astins II ~ sae T. DjoG TRs%as;. IS e Ssai an so" Hse
Doris halls Of curiosity hold Sol KersIake,s pig
s srisH 6l Tssnss' ilIssion i%s sssitisd. a abo III e.. f bssd
Return: or. the Living Head"
The weeks changes are interesting at those
theatres where each Monday brings some
thing different from the previous Saturday.
New Workers now get the last chances to see
Lottie Collins. She is to sing and dance
"Ta-ra-ra. Boom-de-ay" at the Grand Opera
House for the first hve days Of the week In
ST9Sn,u isndo .0 With the Il Performance ,fs cns. i e = |fIsne,"
original players. Miss Collins will say good
sss E Il ess FRIDAY oa Sa a,Tass "PaR sfiem sa ana at ' iss
opern house q worthy, solid. and entertaining
WORK Of David Beissco and the late Henry q
De Mile. The cast names competent actors.
d chenn Is s0 t SpH Z t. ths wsll Il sSs p and q efm nee
tried Blue Jeans interpreted by, a compe-
t tSns 9 wish JOHN 4 4 i RslIs ss Us a MSnis q 1 RsS:
man. is at tho Peoples. where It has q new
scene showing a residence on the hudson.
Skipped BY the Light Of the Moon" a we'll:
rememtsred farce. is atJacobs's. IN g new yer;
George A. Booker in the company.
The continuances at the theatres provide .
variety OF survivals OF the fttest. Tho
Guardsman: or. the American Girl In Lon
don" keeps on its merry course at the Ly-
ceum. as performed with a rollicking spirit by
Maude Harrison. Fritz Williams. Mr.. Walcot.
ten in I ths piece is h ars and !. Is treated
The tire trsS sesHs o T. { asR Wind eS %sxs + fa sS.ssn AZ
sm6sdisd in The Poet and ,hs ruppstsns q
Of froiic: satire. and agreeable nonsense. has
proved the most marked and singular Of the
1 %ag 81 g. ! SIen;de 81 s %sh1es and ID s 20 T f,s' fass
it occupies nearly the whole evening. leaving
barely time enough for a performances ofthe
s S5'sI Let IsRf SsSin ,Es Nd is IN l it @ iouftn MONTH nmsS
ct the Empire. and no limit seems to have
s bsen 1 ,ssS YET " tho for L i: steey tnsr sluS 1 b 6iT t the.
evening. The season, a. Harrican.s viii end
Aspirations" will DO continued. The Harri-
gan ,cGm y an, will go on z summer tour;
a. anf ihs F &s!Hat%'ps Stree Street = IN hs': :Ths e SPAN os
Life" IN which ii. realism plays an imnortaHs
S Sefs, d fRa 'n and 'p sssenc. 70 A ps s1staetts .oaii
the flirting widow will be the souvenir. for
tOsn s"o az tns %adison e. Square TIP e week to sh 1lo%
are likely t. last through the sumner ara; i
Black Crook" retains It's ordinary elements Of
please the multitude, Rose Pompon. the latest
bies about the stage with acrobatic dexterity.
and some OF the other dancers rival her In vio-
lence OF exertion.
The vaudeville shows are satisfying the de-
mands OF their various audiences. the %proprie-
ties being sedulously observed in some places
aid dlsreearded quite as deliberately in
others. No risk OF indecency is incurred in
visiting either Tony PASTORS or Proctors
on Monday, night served to emphasize the
fact that only a clean entertainment is meant
dity and actions were stopped. at once. She
was not ever, permitted to go to the, footlights
appear on subsequent evenings. The weeks
SenPans.f II son Hel e = Nora inf Faass b bysI"
James T. Hoey, Fields and Hanson. the Glen
roy brothers. the Nawns. James +. Muir;
Mile. Moreiie. with her troupe Of. trained
spaniels. There Is pride at Proctor's
stage OF Camnanini ana Cyril, Tyler. The
principal novelty for this week is n gypsy
band OF musicians. The twelve-hour pro-
gram ma employs a dozen Arab eymnasts. one
Of whom is a ySritable GIN, IN size and
Harding and All Sid. Miss st. Marie. Morton
and Kereelle, Marguerite Braatz; Prot. Morley;
GiWnn. LIZZIE Braatz. Al Grant. Master Carter.
Adoiph Adams. Gilmore. Comfy, and the How. i
sisters. Tho Park has the Weber and
and vidoer. the Braatz brothers. .Drummond
and stanley. Alice Raymond. Richmond and
Eden Mases include the debut ci Pslpfads.
~ tEn nirla lie will mike his first