The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-04

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Place on our stage for a considerabe time to
gone Come Two more comedians in neighborlng
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Fortescue at the Blion.-one IN exaet mimicry
oature. The Imitation Of women BY men 10 by
no means novelty In theatricals, and It is a
come actresses late IN M lie oitaS aspire to
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Belgarde. who made her debut as the mean;;
celebrity. and then retired to The shelter Of her
skirts. playing minor roles in travelling com
Tony Hart who deserves to. be held in the
aiIectionate remembrance Of those who ad-
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great :" dsfinSnish h%sel IN
Fortcsauc as n burleslne actor. but Mr.. Har-
low plays the role OF the Queen OF SPAN very
mqSh in the same "a spFt thst Sompetsntt
size furnishes most OF the fun Of his imper-
sonation. An audience generally laughs when
brushes her ruitor. to the earth by faintinG, in
Of her ombrace In The Golden Wedding Mr.
Fortesoue rings the CHANGES on this old tune
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comedian. MIR. Harlow looks wonderfully like
a tall and statnesaue woman. and the dazzling
Wilderness and exquisite smoothness OF his
mock are calculat ed to dec theme perienced
playgoer Into the belief that he is Of the sex
be hired to dcit il they could He plays his
part not In The spirit Of hurles1ne but In a
@ %ns IS m%c ian as would ey
must be admitted, even 10y those who cannot
bands Of men. that it would be very difficult to
find woman capable OF PLAYING the role e. as
of this class is in town just now: but he plays
at a theatre which is SO, remote from those
p the
few for whose special delectation they are
given Wsm made sart M%.s
he # the favorite. actor The price Of admission
TO this temple OF Celestial art changes from
ity and drawing powers OF the artists perform
ing on its stage. A short time ago its man
Genia Mandarin S ' IiiceSoxe se ' two
histrionic heavy weghts in San Francisco.
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rise in prices from So cents to IS. The
mimetic champions came. saw, but failed to
up to so cents. while the opinion was freely
expressed from one end OF Ghinatown to the
other that the old favorite. William Tealeayes.
was superior In his art to either one OF the
newcomers
Lady Windermere's Fam" at the Harlem
Opera House. has q new 3frs Er'vnne in vir-
glnia Harmed. Her portrayal OF the adven-
turess who thinks she has no heart. but dis
covers that she Is mistaken when her daugh-
one who has seen Rose Coghlan's Countess
Zicta can but be reminded Of 1t by Miss
Harned's acting in the passages wherein she
Is the cool. calculating schemer. The resem-
1.es IS the dee
Of the head, and the same quick. hard
laugh. The likeness ends when the wicked
abe discovers that Lady WTndemere has gone
from her homo. leaving letter Tor her hus-
band. there are several moments OF TEMPTATION
to open the envelope to learn the missive's i'm
port. In these few moments OF hesitation aud |
tndecisi ion there is excellent expression; But
ats With the renav es IN
save tho errinR wife. and for time q lack OF
ability to do this because she cannot maksup
a bad and hardened adventures who |
Is yet fem nine. who can be racked bycurios- |
plessly and the next dash away on an err |
rand which threatens to expose her character |
Al who% she has The
evening as she read her daughters letter. and |
among them was one feminine prophet who |
bic six rows in front and on either side Of her.
tentio NV was so fastened upon the stage that
neither the remark nor Its grammar was