The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-18

pE acted the role Of RO s.o,, 500 tm ,Ss
familiar pair OF com ediaps in the vapdoyilles.
viii seek higher honors; Frank tozer Is prspat;
Srirtie Paimonie. who labors principally in
southern asd Western territory will 90 forth
BY his wSsshs 5San . w
sssy th SaP,0 sSt!Ions in The ccsnsl
ib ssss B ss 's' E SGHass ssf
memSeTed horo for her pathetic n song. PLAY.
mates" will return next month to begin tour
u nautical farce Of that name %ara md md
Percy" will ne what show folks call featured
In her SUPPORT. and they are already making
ner nsaf 70 q S CO GSam mSN HssHe
Mora. The female bnritons e another graduate,
So9Seis e Tfisaa nj Aaron Snf . %ocd
hS h
BE- iont stars in An OLD Soldier" which Scott
playing q deerepit military man in Mugs
landing" for two or three seasons seasons:
seen in town at a special matinee in "Ingo-
mar" viii be the heroine in = new society
Mhsh shi the ts Of Ssss we
Mrs Fen y try v # So Mr. Ps
f @t% james y S irish
s the Navensd
spoiled BACKWARD. will be In an irish drama
81 VIII
in Mailiart and Tito Mattei's opera. ,Fadette;"
which is to have an elaborate pr39dquetion in
ton. yankee dialect comedian. has had q
drama written by Frank Dumont. entitled
Trip to Farce III e' farce to be- used By the
Brothers Fentons next season.
the dssimiar yet equally popular Eden Musee
and Huber's Museum. The stage show at the
Eden is OF grade with the average OF cur
rent vaudeville. Adele Purvis Onri's dances
on rolling globe. Delpraeds illusions Lizzie
nerious Days songs. and number OF other
things go TO- make up n very agreeable enter
and various exhibition. The dime museum
where the oi human euriosties the inanimatc
wonders; and the stage ,periiarmanses are up
o hs and pGs5 and tho
summer intermission they will be enlarged
and improved for August openings
American actors OF real eminence do not
often fare well in the Old World. nor do the
best American plays find acceptance there: but
our entertainers of a lower grade get along
very well with exported matter. Germans and
Britons give to tho Yankee q hcartier reception
than that is 5y b rarisa ana ana other
Uncle SANS iootlieht favoritcs Mention, Of
around the British METROPOLIS. The Harbeeks
Dutch DAILY is CONFUSING Londoners with bis
anecdotes and plSyihs. the copcertina. The
s.ssm nn{e' with 0F Narusin pas
pany season or so ago. is displaying
the Biz Biz pond Just what he thinks Of them. His
orni96n more Htsn
snSst.nta paS Vogue FRINGE Aitio ion has Te
turned to America after dozen wears years
NSc Bride. hnseR9 upon eG Senr
considerable popularity IN Australia. Will
hill. is in the English provinces aided by his
partner. West, in an eccentric musical sketch
Of Fred and ;Iennie Meckiey and their acting
dog. Rays: William Devere; who has q, been
the S1St Ct ns h
morist and COMPOSER; They called themselves
Jolly BoheIisns;, and after tour in EErEgand
foreign lands. bernard Dyilyn: the baritone.
onSon ara PANS er While cPes
b. Hicks is directing an American circus
who married nm English 5urlesquer. Is acting
Europe for tho third time. with their knock
about method OF making fun in United States
style. Prof Parker Is showing a troupe OF
Vim psey- wompsey Woozelum" is a widely
used dtty in London. Katie Lawrence, the |
English comedienne. who was In New |
York last year. first introduced it in
her, repertory Of catchy chorus, songs
Arthur Lloyd and n company will leave |
England the first week In August for America.
An English serio comic singer who is to be
Try. She is no kin to the Jersey Lily. The |
Sisters Belfry. Nellie LEstrange. Dale and |
Clarlnder, Peggy. Pryde., African Dell. I.ottie |
Tilley. Evans and Lu1more. Prof. Thornbury. |
and the HRytors make up batch OF English |
m III sic hall entertainers due in New York before |
Jennie Hill Is again at work In Lon
don after several months |! lness One Of her |
lungs is seriously affected, and at one time |
her life was despaired or