The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-21
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ou nyer town. from NoIiiN W ''s. .''''S 80
from Thir'c rc...u t,or, sbstespesresn 10 mod
crane will return from MAJ. =. ny. s sV -.
erO comedy y7 'o% Paec NALL derived by Paul
producing Tom Teylor's "The Overland
poute." How much OF Mr. Taylors matter mas
on retained by Mr.. Potter remains TO be seen.
Probably he has eliminstea tne sso.ses s .un
and substituted that wh'ch renheu ahu 20.
acting audience. Of the present may rel
ish. Although tno'o us u, i0 rnal
the comedy was hrst acted In Eng
land may have been EN- e1 urnr,as, pS N.Y.
some OF .he ~ go. az ! "A pucts,one.
Chor,es Mathews, and Henry Irving TO do in
oh"r MARIE ' ,"sro ,oo coarse IN he renewed before
.n New York audience at wallack's in 1872, and
otcourse they have not been considered possible
Sy Mr.. Potter or Mr.. Crane in 1894. The story
and arrangement OF the oiu play nave ooo" ony
loosely adhered to in the new one, 1t is said with
coral reef. and fresh language for the American
~" s, .n" CO... soo. when Clara Morris was in
ManS In..,or and Juiian Magnu.
vrote Conscience for her, and 1t served her
.mntional purpose well. The same men have
elaborated in Daughters OF Eve Tor Marie
Wainwright and this play will be performed at
the Harlem opera House tomorrow night The
- ataNn al
and the other immoral; but there would seem to
be freshness Of treatment as the authors have
made the two girls resemble each other so
closely that serious mistakes in their identities
arise. Miss Wainwright Is to enact both OF
them endeavoring to diherentiate their speech
and manners so as to Indicate clearly the con-
trasting characters. She Is clever enough
actress to succeed in that undertaking.
How much OF Edward Everett Hales story
"a Man without Country II any, Will be
discernible In James w. Harkinss play, The
Man without Country" at the American to-
morrow night, is question ior the performance
To deciue' s'nce VI. au, nr,i'' 49,
on that point beforehand. Probably no more
az" u.,. .ro,oh which altogether CONCERNED
the Hale eketcn, wn'on aiooso'ne, .on'ein nc,
sxnrs..sd a wish that he might never
his country again and for that
see or near Oh ms country as"in anu ioi ,na'
t,ndra.. nd des fnes. for life an far ss sight or
o'' -, 81. -. -. .a,,.....x, ~.
sound OF the United States Was oohderneI m
Harkhs says nr ".a . 20 - a ,Ja,s ani ~ IT" -
PRIDE. Himself on real sugar mil IN Spsrstgn:
exciting play: his ONE is unlikely e be much
like Dr. Haze FAMOUS harratye: Eawau -.
cast, and scenic marysls az are promised p,.,,.,
MspsdeId viii give what be dens%lnsts. -
public dress rehearsal OF Lorimer stoddards
,Napolson bonsparte. ne auInor' son OF
Richard henIy ,n mas Ueen nn m,h In IN
theatrlcals only as an actol, ehcepI tnIoush one
performance OF sn3rt Play rom ms pen ~
matinee or the Empire SCHOOL OF Acting. MI
ansne!d announcer .ne t N, H. wor 1890 As 70
be feature OF ms season AZ ,he n neraa sHuab
but decided later not 10 pronuce ", ms
published reason beihg that " needed
spectacular reWesentatloh. the Cosby sosItnpes;
scenery. and accessories tor wnlch ne on, NOT
,are TO pay. However; tnere VIII ps keeh
curiosity 10 see MN IN the guise OF Napoleon,
and " he and the play prove engrossing, the au-
aiehce VIII no doubt forgive the lack ni impos-
ing sights. lntil Saturday night Mr. Mans.
Held VIII aPp3rtion the week Eek 70 me Scariet
Letter; Fringe Kari, Beau Brummell, ana
Partisan Romance. AFTER MIN, new
COMIC opera, entitled " Rob Roy will come TO
the Herald Square.
An ambition to appear as the tsverish heroine
OF Camille" possesses Olga Nethersoie. ana
there Will be desire ny many people, unques-
tionaby, TO see her do II At Palmers one week
hence IL seems as though she might give an
interesting portrayal OF tho htful. nervous. I'm
petuous, and bewitching Partisan outcast; 80
her boldness In challenging comparison with
eminent actresses In the role may bring no dis
nster to her fortunes on our stage. All tho
present week Miss Nethersole VIII act In The