The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-11
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p.oveltiss for the week at Broadway thea
Wv The debut OF Katharine Clemmons
vi n. effected At the Fifth Avenue in
W. ". adv OF Venice" Miss Clsmmons's
-..,r.Its show handsome woman. with
ons.nly air and expressive ,visaRe.
a.. 4. Californian. with several years Of OK
s.,i.ocs on the stage In England. and she
80 a short tour recently In this country. But
-. oom As to us practically stranger. Great
..i.nt ia not asserted for her beforehand, and.
10 Knows ? a pleasant surprise may be 10 store
~. mos. who go to see her. The origin and
.",horshlp OF "A Lady OF Venice" are left out
.,,bo announcements Undoubtedly the play
=. transfer from some foreign language. IL
y. ia 10 be a romantic piece in blank verse.
W.,,,ce BARRYMORE Frank Carlisle. aud Jennie
aoidtbwaite are in Miss Clemmons's company.
ums Tbeo whom New Workers used TO
go az A particularly risky and frolicsome
rr.noh actress and singer. Ia to disclose her
al, 10 us again at Abbeys in brief risce by
v.,,m. Boucheron. entitled The Entr'
I,,.,r Il will be interesting to renew an ac-
sr,intsuce with Nine. Theo for the sake OF
nat abe used to be. without reference to
.ssst shs IT, She will be. merely q preface to
~ nrincipal entertainment at this theatre.
Mitch h to consist OF the pantomimio LIN
t.nt Prologue" a performance that when seen
.st summer. was regarded as pantomime at it's
n.,,is,ic best and will serve to keep Alb
SJ's house Parisian after the departure q Con.
SodiGus" is q com plete comedy, Interpreted
<, sllent actors but with musical accompani-
E'H 1om nT ,bs failure which 6efeiI Il when per-
mrm 81 during one NOTORIOUS week by Angus
In Days CON pany two years ago. IL was then
sad case Of fine talents misnnplied. The
s,snah panto mir ists are flt for the work as
siensd 70 them. and they do IL with slnEularly
Gtepni9n ~ pI.n. iii d.it,o- . n.,- .or,i.
sp.rs At the broadway. It bears the name OF
aTbe Oeallallas." and is described as thronRed
With Indians border scouts, and Mexican ban
dlts ali doing things in travesty Of life in the
Wild times Of Arizona There are red lovers
and white ones. conduerors and captiyes, adj
.es p..ursSeorst.d far beyond sober romance. ali
bslne set to music The well-known me IN bers
Of the Bostonians are assigned to characters
n acting, as we'll as providing tuneful music
Tor them TO sing, 1t would seem that the
thsms IL an excellent one for comic opera
viii 60 we'll. for the Bostonians are an able body
The signal success OF . play In any one Of
he theatres OF upper Broadway means long
term Of prosperity. which is an only proper
reward for the author manager. aud actors
concerned. but It tends to take the house out
Of the current OF news. especially when the
performance Is within the lines OF dscorum
and the actors we'll behaved as individuals.
Thus 1t 70 that Sowing the Wind" at the
Empire swings along without yielding any
lresh matter for comment
As to "Chsriey's Aunt" so long at the Stand
ard there was . celebration OF its 150th per-
formanoe there on Wednesday last. with SOU
ysnirs. and tomorrow some new fun. already
tested in the London representations Of the
farce. will be introduced. The author. Bran
don Thomas. is Q clever com edian. and tho
fresh comicaiities are OF his devlsing. Tho
season OF this piece in Boston has required a
sVsuit for its prolongation. In consequence Of
bad made to produce another play on Feb. Is;
but there. as we'll as In New York. "Charley's
Aunt" will stay until summer.
ia! i IN " upper gpo.dsas RSsi M sss
It Palmers. THE SUN has described It as q
Ight and and q easy comedy, performed with re-
llive May, Harry HarTood. Maud Adams; and
hs others Of q very clever company. and the
'sy sqs PSsS S ss
han that which was enjoyed By The Masked
The term OF Of The Leather Patch " will end
i Harrigan's this week. and the, HaIrigan
rece to be played next is " The Woolien Stock
ng. which win round out the season at that
heatre. Mr.. Harrigan aud his company will
hen depart on a long tour. OF the country.
The second month OF A Country sport" 10
md Of the run into sight. As piece OF arrant
nonsense It is merry specimen. ingenious in
u McNally devices O. fun. and fortunate in
ON pany. May Irwin once proved valueless in
ircumscribed acting In Augustin Days com
houeh he were throwing Knives at il from q
distance; but both are inimitablo when unfet-
cred and unlimited. as they are in "A Coun-
That other farce OF varieties. The Rain
makers. has full warrant through popular
Ayor to remain at the Park another week. The
In-n ~ Md
iirard do not fail them in this new piece. in
Ihlch opportunities Of foolery are provided
Sna SsS ;ns
rginal antics. The storm scene 10 a startlor.
The Casino 10 sliding along in it's old-tlme
.rce and burlesaue with music. tho present
ises being Prince Kam." which will be re-
Aimed two weeks longer Camille D'Arvilleis
ines we'll, looks well, and has hearty. sin
ere manner that 10 captivating; The come
", seemed to have resolved themselves
nto committee OF comic ways and means
'ent on infusing fun into roles that at first
'sre devoid Of laughabie matter. and they
Shore Acres" is still at Days with its inter
sung blend OF nAturalism and melodrama.
Not far from Broadway. around In Fourth
venue. the gsnteel and fashionable Lyceum
Gil devotes the talents OF Daniel Froh-
aAns company TO Our Country Cousins"
W oAhioiNo VI lOlks AT
'swport and Lenox and it's fine display OF
nocsrn stagecraft. II will be continued only
lntii the end OF the present week. and then. in
Is present improved condition. will hold q |
Mace In the Lycsum repertory for tours Its
lhthor Mr. Potter. is at work on another play
or this house.
Further down tho east side and still within |
All OF Broadway We have a continuance OF |
In Old kentucky" at the Academy Of Music. |
Q last until March 10. Two sets OF negroes |
Le now In this play. the band Of dancers aud |
.usel,nS having .een supplemented by a |
iriV oi Plantation singers he manager de- |
iiaIes that there IL Keen jealousy between the |
VA tIoupes. and II Is certain that both are |
noAe iull OF vim. The horse race holds its /
w, however. as the central attraction. The |
ttoIrssl1nal Wuman's League has formally |
nahkec Manager Jacob Lit for employing
iiAteeh Of ito members in utility parts at |
~ Sheh their services aL their usual grade
Spst 10 the westward from upper Broadway
oaslolltamA 81 the London stamp is presented
S.siuiiY AZ the American, the play being =" |
MEALS Revenge" with William Morris and
h.aeh seligman for it's hero anu heroine and
piy W DE cast far stronger than Is commonly
IT, ~ ~ pays OF that DESCRIPTION. The muir
lot, ma is one OF the most com plete and alb
49,, COURTROOM scentN ever put on the
80 ms drama has bssR played in san
neueseo uy \, VI. lalmer's stock company,
'ag'..p Town On that side OF broadway TO the
ha,' soshlh street Theatre and YOU will find |
eel a I