The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-30

| are as prosperous here
| Regarding tho difference between the sta 90
humor OF America and that OF England. Miss
Vance said that in her opinion great many
artists failed in foreign countries simply be-
cause they did not recognize and allow for the
difference In taste. 1T cannot DO denied"
she, said. that the Brltsh audience has q
understood. and n Joke may be said to be on
ne q sale side when the point can be seen q
IL ha9 nad
are some Of Thorn. who would be remarkably
sncc,esstul In England. thore are others who
cans , Iiks, MI MI, which usually falls in
saw fs Hush Some nt me ago aG SnS s
rT rs. to think TINT he has never been to
beesSso Of lis inmitabe way S OF taxing f lis
auditors into his confidence and telling his
stories 70 them, about in the way that u mother
mouthed children. That story telling. BY the
way. Ia a unique feature in your variety enter,
who tells stories is Dutch. bailey while
yop, have no end of people like kernel AMI
s s1 'Ss "sEs y yHS "a" Is
another artist who would he sure to make "A hit
the first place. there ia so much comedy in her
face and so much clcycrness In the way she
"Ss "S AfF sSHs heard Who sSn ss
the people TO Join In the chorus. In England
thn audiences love to sing. and you Will notice
that most of the popular IN usic hall songs In my
country have choruses that are easiy learned;
| Oh, have no doubt American audiences will
Just pow English artists who expect to sue
coed here. should beware Of songs that do.
thcvalier is coming over here. and II he docs
think you viii like him. not because you will
his personality and immense powers Of acting.
They're all trying to initiate Chevaler now.
~ na n il mr. N oil a
Eighth avenue rlayRoers will be in fever
OF excitement to morrow because OF the grand
reorening Of Doris's Dino Museum. an annual
event OF deep significance and much interest
in that part OF town. For the first week OF his
season Mr.. Doris has secured n number Of
museum artists Of the very highest class. One
81 those Is described as lagoon the ebony
hued razor racer. whose adaman.ine plant
and whose bare; socd feet cavort In daring
gee over the sharpest points md edges"
ones that a coored man will dance on broken
glass to the ediflcntion of all beholders; Then
The to es sn ed e in
Their described as n dazzle of refulGcnt and
Go|y ina S, eas M Il be
Crolus i. j. Thomas and Charley Crolius.
entertainment tho like Of which cannot be
seen in my other theatre in New York The
undoubtcdy give eat tremen dous impetus to the
! dime museum business In other parts OF the
town AZ Huner'S band OF performing mon n
the crystal tank while the cowboy pianist and
the lady cornetist will lend to the occasion the
| rch charm OF imrassioned melody Enter
:ainment Of a more prosalc nature will be fur:
nished 10y william Smith. who has a beard OF
OF hermit before hc became freak. At the
| Eden Muste. where tho price Of admission Is
SO cents. there will be the usual afternoon and
| eypnny entertainments. in which the HunEa-
| ran Gypsy Band Will no one OF the principal
Rsprads has several Gn, and sevsr
her intricate and difficult specialtes-
| TWAS Loie Fuller who brought the ser.
pentine dance" craze to Paris and has since
| enjoyed recognition in the French capital as
it's most gifted exponent. Now France will
return the compliment which Miss Fuller paid
her and send to this city one Of her own native
serpentine dancers in tho person of Mile. Del
more. who height ens the effect Of her perform
rRt W II make
her first appearance in this country on the
Musc Hail. an event With has been set S DOWN
for the 18th OF ,AuGust: Anumber Of changes
Since . it's he as
been lowered. now iroscenium arch OF
iron Mnsst the
r"nf gnrIen Ess Aar eontnnes hep
engagement. introducing at, every PERFORM
Of the PansiSs." This dance il considered the
feature OF the evening. and occurs at 1Cs.
a. he q
root Gnrdcn retains Its pHnIatitHy ~ cool
n ayers have incnutiously announced that o.
ra asc iyeFy nS nnd sen
theatre proper, Tho Prodigal laughter Is
there will be a Land OF sixteen south Ameri-
| can concert students. who will render selec-
certs Eunicc Vance continues her engage
ment here. and 90 do Guihal and Grevle On
fam MHker roe? IN
and will continue until the production Of the
opera. Sept 70.
Tony PASTOR has returned from his summers
trip to Europe bringing with him contracts
with the people whom he has selected to en-
terrain the public this season. The first OF Mr..
Pastors new importatlons will appear at his
house tomorrow evening In the person of
Nellie I'Estrangc. scrio;comic,, artist Of great
the m.:slca enthusiasts Of Fourteenth street
at thc n house, With 1st Welcomed her this
country, and will then begin her starring tour
and xiSs y her dslish I. i SS%lad Daddy
Wouldn't Buy No EowwoT." has also been
T T and "%Ges vs hf H Tey 'hs
Duc!erc. the Preston sisters. and many
others. Mr.. Pastor also announces, :, tie
Wnrd and yokes; and the Henger sisters II
tho English contingent pr,oove equal 70 those
enaiy successful sens on. What hat Mr.. Pastor calls
his prcminsEy season vii, begin III s9 SrIs,
particular star Other people I announced for
on . fr,lorn:" Phyllis Allon the vocalist.
McNRhon AMI KING ard Tx Somepl nytGr n.
Toard" will divide the honors Of the week with
that clfte,l Australian artist ne "EHHng
tho Borani brothers and Wood and shepard
are also on the III, AT Man rY Beach the
Vicksburg" is gwen every evening. exceit
SUNDAY, and Monday. while Eldorado. with
the week. Sundays included. Tho one hun
dredth anniversary OF paniandrum will no
celebrated. with appropriate souvenirs. at tho
81 oadway Theatre. Aug z.
These are busy days for local German man
ill ln arln "a axin