The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-07

Of the company Is Ada Lewis: who gives a
thsp she did at tIarrRan's, and also appears
In the last .ot IS decorons young woman OF
and behsving with commsndabie degree Of
proprlety
As different a. can he are the two plays that
face each other In Broadway. across the Thir-
tieth street corner. "shors Acres" has ex-
cited great deal Of interest among plnyGoers
OF every grade. and may remain n long while
a. Da,ys; People who pride, themselves on a
playgaer does not will nnd in shore
them try TO separate the author from the stare Hs
manaGcr and the, stage manager from the
gother, with no mean skill over the way
from from DAYS, At Lallnets. one may Wit
worth Whs to dis dsDdte ' for ISa e S1 wESt
from SuSirsG sqsfess oG GSt h mar E1ss
have heen mixed with SO much skill as TO give
palStabls as mayonn saa,i sliGhschSn 's~s
IN tho text, and frequent novelties in the way
Walter Jones has renewed his burIssaue Of
strong-armed German. now balances with his
extended hand ladder on which q dozen
the act with roers Of laughter
Plays to be coupled through their purely ma
Lavender" The popular melodrams at the
Academy Of Music contains many amusing
and exciting episodes. and will remain for
many weeks more at the Academy OF Music.
It's hundredth night there Will be celebrated
on Friday with q distribution OF bronze statu-
IN tS. play are worth tie attention Of sta4eSts
OF race characteristics as well as that o! habit;
I La remain RSrsns Of p wbeb
house the Pauline Hall company will
S., H. I:risau viii II sf e: ..l.on RS
a aTeytval o. The Leather pntch:" Or soms
tremeiy good local scenes odd Lavender"
and Iiaft az an aftSrpieos when they we're con.
Quoting variety theatre at 5l4 Broadway. SO
ff S: fsS rsta IL h.sI acEcS c
I S,ss JefIerSon Who tcof Pains to write
local dramA Tho S"'i interest z s%sksnSS by
SS spns I the play o asS mere 81 aGs aG T sha
Hart than is generally known. ana tho i'm
MuSan f Guard tes H. nj or ns
old Lavender" gives whole evenings en-
sSn NJ srrssn Ess f Ii. Woa
Tners Is itil howSysr much to RdIire rnr,
river front e near Futon Ferry err In tSs sssne
John Wild. the most humorous dcllneator OF |
4sn nSEH ayes as that o re sayG
low, who makes living by such precarious
methods ms picking up lost dogs In this act |
the clerk in his brothers bank, discharged for
being deceived BY a forged check. turns up
pathetic figure. 1t is seen that he is heid in |
some respect by his associates because
which stu cling to him despite the fact that
he ha, been going steadily down in the world
: Young vail, calls" al d. DEG. Toe Est whom hs
scene In which tho two sit down together In |
the moonlight and sing songs. which tho older
on the ship 10 the Da.s ground and serve as a
chorus. This second act, with It's views Of life |
which in other '9 respecs very Old @
There are In the drama the runaway wife. the ,
between the two brothers. AL OF which has |
Eay done By Er Harfie SSs' Mt NV? %ild and md
morous female role OF any consequences
Since tho Union Square Theatre was turned |
into a continuous performance house the |
principal feature OF the entertainment offered |
there has been . condemned version OF some |
popular light opera This week Tho Three |
Black Cloaks" will be given three times each |
day. with Milton Aborn. Ethel Vincent. and |
other members OF tho regular Keith company
in the cast The opera was first heard In New
York at the Standard. where It was given
Les Manteaux Noirs.," and served to intro
lie. The vaudeville portion OF the, entertain
ment will be given by James Irwin; the
formers. among whom may DO m emit oned Harry
WRIGHT L Will be remembered that Nj Wright
SSen Threw eST II aho
for which he had been cast In =" Old Lavender"
to cut his hair, Rather than mar his beauty,
which Is his Chief pride and correlation lhsss
HarriGan and brighton Mr, keith's stage with
his shining and ambrosial locks. This really
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tour hours during the present Week.
Exciting melodrama will have new exam
pies this week at the Fourteenth Street and
the Columbus. besides The Police Patrol" at
the Grand Opera House. which deals with police
life in Chicago during the Anarchists riot. and
one OF its scenes shows the station OF tho pa
troll wagon and the manner in which the
horses arc hltchod up and the policemen sent
out on the arrival OF call. The novelty at the
Fourteenth Street is called Darkest Russia"
In which Edgar l. Davenport. Louise Rial. and
other entertainers will tell q thrilling story
The principal scenes are magnificent palace
during the progress Of u ball. tho rendezvous
station similar to those which George hennan
has described with so much skin and feeling,
tan Donney: The Columbus's new plsco Is a
melodrHma, Tho District Fair" when con-
tains big racing scene,
The two playhouses on upper Hroadway de-
voted chiefly to light opera are tho Casino and |
the broadway. and at both OF these excellent
singing may be heard. At the Casino the pie
turesdue tropical opera THE Princess Moo
tine" Is in tho last half Of its engagement for
1t mas been decided to send the company. with
Lillian russell. john Perguini. and D!gby Boil |
at it's mead. TO Baltimore on the 29th and to
III it's place with the Camille GAryie com
pany in Prince Kan; or. 4 Trip TO Nonus"
an entertainment which was given for |
some time In Boston under the uane OF 1
- Venus" Since its irst representation at |
the Casino The Princess Nicotine" has
been materially improved by Its authors
II contains soma charming InuHlc no.
tAbly the Good Night" Sung, which IL de-
iighifully rendered " Miss I!usseL TnoIs
viii he changes soon at the broadway. too,
where the bostonianS are now Presenting
- Robin Hood. TO morrow evening The Tooth
Of that opera will be given. The {