New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-05
LAW FOR the THEATRES.
A FEW COURT C,sEs-TIE CASINO TO RETURN
TO THE ARONsONs-L1vING PICTURES on
.r.>.n,v TIL, NAGI,IAN CnMING IInME

A FEW Court CASES THE CASINO TO RETURN
TO THE ARoNsoNs-IIvING PICTURES on
srNpAY-TIIE MAGICIAN COMING HOME
samue. Untermyer. representing the trustee and
tho ma i,rtv OF the bondhO1crs OF the Casino. yes
terIay obtained from Judge Dugro order direct
ing the receivers to lease the building from Novem-
Der next 10 William Frank Hal. president OF the
Casino cub. organized by Rudolph and Albert
Arons,n. and already numbering over 800 members.
Tho plans for the cluhrooms which are to occupy
the entire ground floor Of the Casino are now IN
preparaiion by the Casinos architect. Francis II.
KimbaI and will be Ia keeping with the artistic
finish OF TIN. house The Messrs. Aronson. who VIII
also manage the theatre contemplate thorough re-
furnishing ana redoratlng OF the house. and WI,
pre-ont a number Of the Onenbach opereiias.
II is required in the order that by october AIR
Hail shall deposit with the State Trust Company
soD0O par value Of first mortgage bonds OF the
corpora ton hereafter TO De- known az the casino
Company These bonds to form part OF
total authorized Issue OF $1,000 by the new com
pany. and 70 be a lien or charge on the ease
OF the Casino property. expiring Oh May !. 1902
II Is further provided that the sale hereafter to b.
made under. the Judgment that may De recovered
trustee for the foreclosure OF the mortgage on the
leaseabe property shall BE- subject 10 me ease
be made to Mr. Hall The order IS Ge ,S r,b 40
OF Mr.. Bixby. owner OF the land. indiVduay or as
George Kraus Of the Imperial Music Hall pro.
duced living pictures on sunday evening. re had
on Saturday night asked Captain Schmitt berger
for permission to produce them The CaPtain sad
the production would he Illegal. Then Mr. kraus
went to Superintendent Byrnes he could n2t say
at short notice exactly what the law said. II any
hing regarding living pictures. So with the Super
intendent in doubt. and the Captain or a hxed
opinion on what Mr. Kraus thought was the wrong
side Of the question the living pictures were pro-
duced on Sunday evening. The Captain sent De-
tectves Kash and Jerolemon 10 the show fester-
day thew saw Justice Mcmahon and he Issued
summons which served on Mr. kraus to go to
Jefferson Market Police Court this afternoon and
explain things. 1900.
Mr. Kraus allowed judgment for 1883 10 to be
taken against him yesterday by default. before
Chief Justice Ehrlich. Of the city Court. The
suit was brought by James Sueesekind and was
for an alleged unpaid liquor bill.
Colonel George H. Hart submitted yesterday 20
Chief Justice DAILY. in the Special Term OF the
Court OF Common Pleas a cable dispatch from
cuba sent by the magician. Alexander Hermann
announcing that he would return 90 this city on
June 90 Judge DAILY set down for July Mr.. Herr
mann's examination IN supplementary proceedings
upon a Judgment for $500 obtained against him by
Julius j. Frank. motion had been made to pun
lsh Mr. Hermann for contempt OF court In not
appearing on May q for examination. /, al
legged that ne purposey avoided appearing Colonel
Hart says that Mr.. Hermann has no thought OF
lodging the examination