The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-15
rest Of the proeramms !. attended to By Pow

rest q the progganms is attended, to b. Pow
,Ths youngest y New ygrs's variety shows,
sents Tor It's bill this week ihsss sEsSialti les
ia character songs; Annie Wil,not GurrSr.
singer and yodler; ktssell. rife juRglerj An
proles, in comfort ions; the sexton Brothers.
| ncrobnts; the Albtons. the Grothe Brothers,
At Huber's Museum. In the circus Of trained
gonf gOHMt ot and dogs presided oyer BY the
dog whose singing comes near t" enough sSi 70
! Home. Sweet Home" TO make the tune rec
Esd Ss Hse he the Sss
NAL intelligence is displayed here in a talking
Ecrns "m rsned I' birds is Gs arc h aTSE
some fat woman. south Sea Island Joe and
mSnt the variety show Is IN the hands Of Bent:
the Western, sisters. and Charles ii. Duncan.'
avenue thcr ore are oxhislisd a very small man
called Prince Tinymite and n professional
show here are rat circus. a broom factory
AMI some Austrian paper worker Uncle
lures OF the theatres.
West Twenty-third street stu has the gal.
open SSs or Visitors dsS and svenns
-
Some Of the plays that have stayed firmly In
their places until IL almost seems rs though
they would never bulge are really about to 20
away That long time occupant OF the Stand
ard Charley's Aunt" will pack up for Chi
cngo two weeks hence. Tho wonder OF this
merry success has grown into proverb am ong
the mon who make q business OF theatricals.
and II must 60 into history as one OF the great
eet trium phs ever made by farce
II has been decided to keep the stock COM
pany at the Empire until June l. and to give
little limo to tho production OF "Gudgeons
at tho end OF the season, but Sowing tho
Wind" docs not yet need to be displaced. 1t
will pass its 15Oth repetition this week. Sow
ing the Wind" has been choeen as theme
for amateur criticism In competition
for prizes offered by the Dramatic Neps.
1t is explained by Editor Tiske that
he desires to give an opportunity |
to auditors to formulate their views OF dramas
observed by them ut our theatres. and, as tho |
current piece at the Empire lie a work some |
where midway between stage orthodoxy and |
ject for the contestng critics to try their pens
upon. The b. at three articles Of not more than |
ton ard q little money. too, to their writer's.
The pri2fsar to be awarded by Laurence Hut
Another extension Of tire for The Butter
files" at Palmor's will Keep 1t there until Mag /
Drew eRa and nU his s Sn, SSc@rh hS bonn
expected that The Masked Balr' would be
ready of vfSk So 5" Ss % hs
quire II until next season. when that and sew
ernl other pieces now in his possession will be
= Exiir,neoqs interest 10 excited In Rival
Candidates" at the Madison Square. by Its ap-
parent exploitation OF recent bunk failure In
this city and Of certain scandals in state poll-
ties. Aside from that, however. the piece has
tion II has received. 1t is acte effectively, too,
AMI win keep its Place four weeks here
10 remain there. Robert Hi lard is am using as
ahead way that MAKES success OF it. while
raul Arthur gives with nnction the comic
clergymen. There is no dulness in the Sleep
walker and some OF its brightness is highly
Two weeks more are allotted TO THE Pawn
broker OF the Fast side" at the Gsrmania,
h viii cn q
There has been no n ion q the
VIII carry "Girofe;, Giroin" easily to the end
spirit and yiyaety Of humor that folks used to
drinking song with q blend OF melody and hui
m % that Is DELIGHTFUL. ,
the Fifth Avenue will be a little Ion ger than at
fret contemplated. owing rarity to the inter-
the play. which is In the extreme OF the Ibsen
manner. and partly to postponement of
- liannele." IL is certain that "Hannele" will |
REQUIRE the utmost care on the artistic side OF |
Its presentation else II will merely offend with |
its surprising grossness In the mean time |
admirers OF exact liberalism on the stage .mSy
derive pleasure from Margaret Fleming"
which goes quite far enough for any body to |
stand as an exposition OF q social evil
or occasional entertainments the week will
have number very popular comedian.
though his acting Is done as q lecturer. will
amuse an audience at the Star to- night. The
man Is Robert G. Ingersoll. and his oratory
will be applied to the question. What Must
We Do to BE SavedP'
Sunday night shows OF vaudeville. generally
kept within the limits OF the law on that sub
ect. have become frequent in the Ruise OF
: benefits" Robert A. Duncan will give such
m entertai nment at the Bijou this evening"
and the volunteers would seem to make up an
lncommonly talented temporary company.
The Performers Equity Club is tho sponsor
'or the show at tho Standard tonight. About
wo dozen names OF specialists are given in
he programme. and PROBABLY amusing per-
ormanee will be the result OF their Efforts
The Newsdealers' and Stationers' Associa-
Ion has taken the Garden Theatre for an en-
ertatnment next Sunday. and an attractive
programme Is being arranged.
Pupils OF the American Academy OF the
u that school at tn. Berkeley Lyceum BY per-
ormances on Tuesday, Thursday Friday. and
saturday afternoons or evenings OF this week. |
Diverse programmes calcu lated to employ the
pest abilities OF the graduates have been
planned.