The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-11

may be recalled az Paul Kauvar" written bV
tie hardy is e s ~ sss sc%.s,
audience NIGHTLY.
dtsd H. ass S.s BE-. been ss
liam y, Crane whose own success in the piece
wears we'll It has two. weeks more NJ the
o'Nelll and the youthful sttrsctivensss OF ssT.
eral Of her girl com panious, the authoritative
anil Agnes Booth are employed with good re-
suits so that the cast lie as m eritorious as ever
ies D'tpi tsy tSs dn.. s' TO- T;ss
c9stumes and some Of the .intefpoistlons were Ss
lesdue TO protracted success. The play would
not go at all without clever actors. and It Is
set Of entertainers. who are alike able to play
thne eir roles and add specialties to them; Tho
March s. and at about that time sG an i'm ported
novelty vii be introduced.
n, A melodramntlo renewal is that Of The
a'i sl p SGls cC ss Sd s With i pes:
son rN s B sg here
resented az the head Of tho bureau Of detec-
piece was first acted.
Negro minstrelsy takes a new hold on Eighth
avenue and Harlem simultaneously. but the
entertainments are n far departure from the
sort once popular. and now obsolete. with the
plhckeuou cOmeulhnb, AT the trhn0 OpeTh
House the show takes the form OF a play
called Monte Carlo" with George Wilson.
the Barlow brothers. and q lot OF well-known
minstrels playing white-iacsd parts In fact.
the performance Is to be classed among the
variety farces. with . smatterinR Of extravs-
Harlem is a little nearer to what negro min.
strelsy used to be. but 1t has big element OF
Lew DOckatadAr rnnnOln0ma gamma wh0aa
reputation with New Workers ls supported by
his long maintenance OF minetrelsy In Broad
way. His topical songs and talk are genuinely
humorous as well az eXtravaRantly grotes1ue.
Along with him are an assorted party OF
specialists In all the branches known to their
school OF entertainment.
Brooklyn gets the FIRST performance to-mor-
row OF "A Man Among Men," q new American
melodrama By W. g. Hudson. The salient
feature. the one depended on to enthrall the
multitude. 10 representation OF a disaster in
a mine As this is one Of Augustus Pitou's
productions. and no has already distinguished
himself By scenic achievem entr. something
startling may fairly be expected. The new
Bijou 10 the theatre where "A Man Among
Men is to be found.
The other Brooklyn house to consider Ia the
receive great deal OF attention and admira.
ton. She has never looked or sung better. and
hH rs Ss coSo hi5 By
tine. serves her vocal purpose well. The
company: costumes. and scenery are the same
The variety shows deserve their name these
days. because OF the constant changes OF per-
formers and tho novelties introduced. The
rule at the Union Square. which necessitates
an almost complete change Of bill each week.
finds the opera company in Tho Mascot"
Milton Aborn 10 the Lorenzo and Ethel Vincent
ID h.
liked that her cornet solos are to be a feature
for another week. and her com panlons in tho
variety performance are Crawford brothers.
Hector and Lorraine Hamilton and Giynn,
Erank Riley. Felix and SlsIton. Van Lesr and
and Ell la Dunbar.
;, Il takes s ioPS list Of ps,fG5psr. to Al! the
but the fact does not seem to affect the average
Of ability In those employed. Continued from
and Press Eldridge. the latter in his last week
Of long stay. Others. newcomers and other
S Sis fIi s The AS%s %% sS 9d us
dogs and monkeys. Watson and Hutehings.
G fI and 3D.. keEsn: John 7. Power; The Nc
Ps@p.ey. Ali brotSoss. Mills Bennett 0a anS
The week finds two newly added exhibits
among the wax figures at the Eden Musee
show follows the eonsert 6S 6anko eaSof fs
gypsy band. and is in the hands oil taking per-
Of the RSsss rs. pssta
Mile. Tortaiada and her assisting troubadors
offer music, both instrumental and vocal. and
ture. Prof, Morley in magic and Lehrman and
fIanosch in sketches are the Others.
viii S ne Sn's sSn nsAi Ms Irmas
Ary piSri,isRR cate concert singer; Blair
WeitenberT trio. HoIdo1srs from Eat eS %eei
list are sandow. with new proofs Of his great
m uscular strength Unthan. who has learned
n an n nd ~ FRlk Nhatr
arms and hands and Mario and Durham, in
new graceful. and difficult tricks on triple
;. Herrmann's Theatre continues to do a
. land office business" in one sense at least
Tor house lots from another slice OF the Allan.
this week seiorits Nannetta. a gymnast
from the Paris Hippodrome. Is one OF the new
W. Williams. yentriloquist. Is another new.
conner. and chief IN favor among those who
now in his seventh week at this house. Others |
Tho contribute are: Hines and Colby the
Sha effer and Biakeiy Spencer and QuiGg tie
Gardner brothers. and Mack and Prince.
A pair whose names are on Pastors pro-
and Nina Harrington, who will make their ilrst
appearance in New York with a, sketch snti-
promised; Musical Dale. a performer On half
A dozen different Instruments, Is another. The |
braSor cha a. and A Nss c staIf W lam
Lewis, and Wally Heiston and sister.
The various exhibitions now In town have
become familiar. in their general ways. but IN
many particulars they are freshened in inter
sst. For example, the HaGenbeck show OF
trained beasts at TattersAlls' has a pro-
:ramme that is partly new. while the quantity
S increased. Mr.. DArling's Ave big lions and
Mr.. Mehrman's seventeen assorted brutes |
ire both displayed every evening. This re-
narkahle menagerie will remain only q few
weeks longer.
HuUer's Museum has imported fine lot OF |
ions. aud they are 10 DO shown in a state OF |
sayagery by trainer who enters |
heir cage and puts them through series VI |
Ticks. Human curioslties are AS numerous as
IsuAl At Huhrr's, and his theatre annex has q |
ull complement Of vaudeville actors. so that |
he performance is we'll incessant.
DorisB Museum retains the hula hula /
laneers, dusky sirens from Hawaii whose
IA pers and gyratiOns were sight on the Mid |
way PlalsRncs last sumner Ths crowds
iked them last week. They are curious but
10 more indecent than the average of stage
laneers. such wonders as a two-heacsd COW
hound at the Doris resort There are yAude-
NJ q and dramatic performances hourly too.