The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-23


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the moral htmosphere 10 precisely the same;
But, then. Mr.. Gerry has many weird and Wild
s solalHps once sG hat ,p tss rs.s so , MSs he n %s Spa:
stsse children Is .Ssssase they print thesiE.
s %sn' ison S Sag .] ss,G b: r 1Bhhsy oS sssy IG s' i:
ry's mind. Ms. GerPy's Violent o objec d o !
singing and dancing oishildfsn arc rsiStsd BY
e eoSs sass aSn s, VI Hsh nsr s5asss snan % Ga shs th nature ars
t. ResalSneita. Iit,is Taesdsy. and scofss p
lighting. the public and enjoying the exhiIi:
mob bad al t rsspiis fe ilHnS'iH IN i! fI1ts sn or fa' Ss:sa !.
S Snn INV Why "a sh9uld It. BE- different S,,5en in n Nov,
or to dance for a living is 4 rank injustice. It
parents: il Ssprrives the public q enioy@ent99
1t disRraces our intelligence. not to say our
com mon sense. Sooner or later the idiosyn-
crank will be overcome by the peoples. grow.
Ing determination to see the stage children
Brooklyn gets this week q fayoriteN New York
stock company. . celebrated actress. and q
new farce. A. M. Palmor's players 60 to the
Columbia with Lady Windermere's Fan" tho
s~atlrical and humorous comedy BY Oscar
Wilde. The cast lie unchanged from that
costumes are untarnlshed. and nothing viii be
lost Il The transfer rs o Of the Geriormanss
in several OF. the characters with which
her fame is closely associated. Her gen
putable now than over. 1t was. and she may
6 be paid ndu to be a nIriva Msbo in hn her own sr Sris nan
farce made for Donnelly and Girard. and
ural Cas- will be produced at the Bedford
Avenue. These comedians aud mimics have
been for years in the van Of variety farce. and
their singing and daEeing companions are a
monty, anc costumes and scenery is made for
THE Iiainmaker."
Chicago and San Francisco are cities Of
doubt to theatrical managers. Tho question
whether Chicago will be a place Of prosperity
for stage entertainments during tho Fair puz-
zles the best prophets. Will the multitudes Of
visitors spend all their time and money on tho
the ta,t th hsssi.: 'saf Il Is c aqaS u that s.tn q number ~ T,.e %
managers have put themselves In. q way to
win or lose heavily in Chicago next summer.
Gently We're as,onisninEIs nnsuessssiaI and I.
these losers were determined. never to
go to the Pacific coast again. A re;
Isst ret snllsd from qo Al i hsy%Hn o, S Sis m and
theatres in the West, and asked him for facts
and an opinion. Mr.; Hayman said: can
for the iirst;etass attractions that go there.
and ! may tell you-i1r the box otIice returns
and California theatres. paid about $4,000
profit In the season between, Aug. 10 and
Cyan any two two 'u thea WrssI in t any one ns p city. A' There
ness out there. First. the .Ateazar was closed.
the Baldwin. The other reason il. that the
Bush Street. now play at the California. a new
and Eemarkably successful theatre. You see.
s fore. ff The sitnn nas m there en is mssh ,f tSe ssel U as
it is here in New York. where new theatres are
being built, up town. and the old ones down
the .wayslde. while handsomer new ones are
sSSt1an you q ' By my P booSs." ana q he sud aEid So. that
A. N. Palmer's company. the Liliputians. So!
sP1shdi Gu sSsine and at w tSs B ana 2am snd t dhs
snss n s San "a. Ers n ssI 6 6ss been rsHai 50 much nc dds; dis
weeks: petWithstsndins that The Mounts:
banks failed to pleased IL San FRANCISCO. as 1t did
Mcpherson specially eomrany took in s52,OO0
in four weeks at the Grand Opera House. dur
i Bos. Ehish p'sr lese fRs BS %sEs s E 4 sl0' ID i phs
Whole season: and a. i don't aIr safs t. name d them 3;
two were Improbable. It Is not true that
F Franz IS aas'1 WY. .' E.. H. sother aA' Richard ard
!. slfis \. G E; Goodwin aft The hsbt LyZee W. COM
'Hristocracy' are to, GO there before the
season closes"
The late Henry c. De Mile had a comedy
nearly written when he died. and 1t is to be
By Clyde Fitch. probably for John
Drew. Henry Irving will bring tho outfit for
Beckett" and Henry Will" on his next win.
ter's American tour. and will revive several Of |
the pieces IN which we have ALREADY seen him hin
put Of LLOYD and Rosenfeld's play. Tho Sena-
tor, and that. a good portion Of the money is
% enact q Spanish girl in Thomas Bailey Aid
rich's ",Mercedes"' at .Palmer's., w. J: Fer
foisTs e "aa ssce and DaDiel htsHafa has stsn re-:
,ns, recovered fair health and is singing in
ire married. Mrs. Barnard. Beere's first en-
zagement in London since her American OK
Psi'Se 60 n Is sor rl .ss ' ss% %SR sssr q n II i1 onsa!
n the. London music halls. and he is to BE- taken
o Chicago. Another foreign performer to DO
imported for the Fair is Burns. the man who
from a platform ninety feet into a small
OF water. Mrs. Blanc; the "bnro1sss"w was
lose other stage EXPLOIT. and now 1t is said
nd sportive young Californian. The Twelfth
Night Club OF actresses has bsen incorporated,
Ifter q pleasant existence Of several years, and
trong. Madge Baron. Vida CEoly., Ella Starr.
lay Robson; l. ,; FreomHn. MAZDA Craigen.
'aunders Winter. Alfred rThhGmpson is paint;
~ eh pqatasi1 % wh heRrY h. + has ns1s set sSdrTi9 n Sns
ss9us Frederic Do BelIsyille has gone on q
:nown hitherto as q baritone singer. will have
principal role 4I In a Pew farce entitled
reduction for next season will be king
Ohm" Annie Pi1ley. will return to "M'liss.n.
iorris. who hardly ever acts in New York. but
stains her hold on Western audiences. will
tottie Collins takes back to England SO
lmarfcan dOllars. That ann ~ l.