The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-12-16

companion Of Miss Florence and Miss Tyree in
trousers. They are bound TO be a captivating
trio. After two weeks of this whimsical piece,
. production Of The Case OF Rebellious Susan
will DO made, and in IL several recruits will
make their Byceum debuts.
"Esmcrnlda" will be reproduced tomorrow
at Palmsr's. This dramatlzation Of Mrs. Bur
nctt's savorite story was made by William Gil
lette for TIE Madison Square. under the Mallory
regime, and was highly successful there In 1882.
The gentle heroine was acted with charming
grace and dramatic nicely by Annie Russell,
and she will portray the cam character again.
The cast IL filled out promisingly py members of
the Palmer company, including Mr.. Holland,
Miss Harmed, Mr.. Richmsn and Miss Bouton.
SThe Fatal Card" Is to ensue at this house on
Dec. 81. Heart Of Maryland" which was In
rehearsal, has been set aside.
"Iovo on Crutches" is the revived comedy at
Days. 1t Is one Of the many German pieces
deity Amoricanized for this theatre. Ada
Rehan IL once more its heroine, and the per-
formanco that she gives IL an enjoyable blend Of
humor and womanliness. Frank worthinR, an
agreeable actor. makes his debut In the cast,
which contains Mr.. Lewis, Mrs. Gilbert, and Mr..
Gresham. IL is understood that several more
pieces from the Rehan r~epertory will be briefly
brought forward before new ones are disclosed.
BY and by Mr. Daily will bring over n second lot
osiety kiriS' "'u eeiu Hi'o '
"The Mnsqueradcrs" is an cngrossing affair
81 tho Empire for three sufficient reasons. Tho
play Is powerful In an excitant
way; II Is acted with remarkably spirited force,
and Its gorgeousness of raiment Is a delight to
womens eyes. IL looks US thoush II iotoisn
Mr.. Jones will keep tho native Mr.. Howard OF
that stage for many n month. Fashion seems
.naisncca ar, NOTABLY stylish assemblaves,
Company 81 the Sete EN- Ke s y t,g mas
""Sotoriety." at Harrfgan's. has been improved
By %oIcisIon and acceieration, so that the perform,
are over at II O'clock. The amateur theatri.
csIes on Mrs. Yeamans's lawn have become a
Ssery c' NAV i"SI The whoiis enterteinment u y
tHorouSblyP Rsrrieanian. and satisfactory to
and song are of the old-tlme favor'
week to say that thoy are a funny lot. They are
meant to be comic; There Is only one to be a.
all ashamed Of. The exploitation OF notorious
% On ~. sIao tssnsr ond Gsora. Anro ths
1ou,a, ~ Nv ..o0S opan, ,p.,r o,xn oharoc,or.
in . piece written for that purpose by Edmund
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number while the other is so fast as to be up to
date. Mr.. Hammerstein's orchestral compost
ton. Inc 5henahuoam -harehi not only
Other city theatres.
"lha Side show " ig the nrO1uCt of james II.
MackieS pen. ana ne Is tne nrIneIpai actor II II
nrapkish fellows who PLAYED the beilboy ma
Bunch OF Keys" and after that he slid about
Inc eIuntry ~ oo n rnn ,nh,sb bIs Az ~ "a y, .
nm eiaborate embodiment OF the mischieyous
boy TO which he has all along devoted his antic
smack OF vaudeville; TOO.
Special Delivery" Is an attempt to dramatic
q letter carrier. The author Is David H. s culiy.
and. at the Coiun6gs we snail Judge VIVA. ne
theatricallyi illustrated. for the hero's route Is
laid 10 that part OF the CITY; the bankers dalgh-
that he VaioTopsiy saves the Villain from drown
Ing In Is the Harlem: Presumably the play Il
l nsySId to WI, 4 s sa u sSs p p1ssai eh raTTsf aSSd nights
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well-equipped actresses now our entertainers
ara FANNY Davenport. Rose Coghlap. Lillian
80. 10. .Gs.mn.,.nhn.
nussoi. ana Z .'ohh n.e", SIMON mas
no stint Of outlay in money or work. The asser-
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ZION that INC ocehio ou'hs 10 oet'oI II q tno
drama has in Paris is quite credible. Miss
Davenport unites abilities OF acting and manage
ment with rare success. She is an American
Henry Irving In that respect. This magnificent
production OF Sardou's play was directed by her
p'raeE '"'
IN every detail. .
Nemesis" has been considerably amended by
Mia. Covhian Mt tha Star and the revised
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version VIII Do continued until thursday when
ut ondon A aaurancap will Ia acted The rAla
Gov Mis-. Coublan In the former NAV contain.
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points that display her steriihs taiehts ana
trained proficiency interestingly. Mr.. De Belle
v,u. and Mr. .Jeve,t make much Of the dne,
WAC BAN "a os"S'S '"o uusi
with swords IN the last act ana the interruption
OF the fight by the entrance of the heroine,
although a hackneyed devise. Is rendered i'm
pressive by the authority OF the three players
concerned In It.
THE Grand Duchess" will be kept ut Alb
boys TO the end OF the week. Miss Russell has
quite regained In 1t any loss of prestige that she