The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-08-28
md the coming fortnight will usher in


ana tue coming ioi'iisht "iii usnei =
~, .me ssoVehce suaiuS " q nc" season. -
lneie ais ~. d iis'ii ooAeA eAea'.es - s-.s
e,ass "iiose ooo.' a. : ops'' s..1S "
Du' all leauy .ne'e - So eosS.p ai..ols sas
w !" ~ es. e =.
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~ a,s..,~,,,,a,,+s Trry7ar t,,a s,,star,,
whiot, ,,ra,,s,ls l., T.ondan tra r,a,,a 90,
or tba aotor onro,I q frash con,nopy fo,
each NAV casting ahout for tho naonle
who saar, ~ him most canahla Of meet
ing the demands of the various roles.
| But few of the managers maintain per
manent stock companies. and the system.
although it may involve a more satisfac-
tory peopling of PLAYS. is an undesirable
one from the standpoint of the actors,
who are condemned to fill the minor parts.
OF the plays which are to be seen on these
August nights, The Geisha, = The Circus
Girl, 'The French Maid" Secret Ser
vice" and La Poupee, all having the
virtue of being suited to the weather, have
continued without 1ntermission for sew
eral weeks.
Tnough a majority OF the theatres are
oarkened, Londoners 40 not starve Tor
amusement for all OF the four hundred
music halls, great and small, which the
city supports, are under full steam.
The numbers OF American performers on
the Music Hall stages are remarkable,
but the most popula- feature on the bills
of the Palace and Alhambra are the
American biograph, with American views,
and the cinematograph displaying photo
graphs of the Jubilee procession.
Despite the abundance of the theatres
which strive for the entertainment ofLon-
doners. there are no less than a dozen new
ones in process of building to be launched
into the stream of competition this fall.
Most of the dozen are erected in the
suburhs the most nretentions of them
ho;,,,r ,hr;s+ana5 +ba Nav Grand ,,ndar
wbosa manaeament "The Two Ornhans''
80, +t,t,;,. tirs+ ,,onu,aritv GRO b,,;Idinp a
. e. 4ha;r oo,,,,.,ias ana
-. s,,,st,,,, e.. +ha
any o.nel .iie'-1se - ee
eAploiea'ion =, oissie " ai'e-iii 81.
:, .ouis 1>elheis iso'e in'Aae 80 80
4Sesiieisoie' senus ~ 'ne 1Assoe''.,u esS
an answer 70 tie staleiiien. Ny Az iiuii-
mel IN cohlec'ioh WIN ehe SUI "ilen
MISS Nethersoie orousnl sains, ens
fTohmans on account ol an aheseu
preach ol contract. MI Neliiei soie say
thae unuer tne eohtfdce liaue IVY seais
ago MISS Nethersoie was ehlitieo ~ q
Lonoon season TINS SUMMER. Inc hian-
ayers, ne says, iifioliiieu MISS 1Seliiei soio
that they olu not lheeiiu 10 carry oue Sl liial
part OF the contract anu oHereo Her Low
Wnlch oIer sne oeciiiiea anu pfoushl Sui'.
On molioh OF the oelense tue sum VI
Ao60 was paid into court ana ratner lnan
prolong the htigation MISS Nethefsoie
accepted that amount.
The Donlzettl commemoration IN Rome
on the occasion Oh the one nuhureotil an
niVersary OF the composers plrth ana the
hntietn OF ms death' WIN De mace notapie
py the performance OF the operas Lucia,
La favorita ana y hnslr Alhora'
py seVelai u tne greatest sing eis u .ne
world TWO Oh the Greatest sopp<anos'
MeiDa anu oaiVe' sna~lwo sieaL eeiloi p
iamagno ana Mastfli. VIII sing. Inc lenol
part III La aYo.l.a. WIN pe sung ~
Ianango, that raslr y Alloia' ~
Masini. GAVE WIN snug La rasoiiea'
but whether Patti or Melba Will be CHOSEN
-.s-....esa TSaasra4t,,e Ill, ~ r,,,,rr a.
iequlehi VI Doii4eeis "in
the church OF Santa Maria Magglore-
The name of Signor Patti who has
,>aoT h;11oa - +.le ,,orts in tba onaras
peen n'iieu - en- Pc - =. y -
has, through confusion easily explain
able. led to the announcement that Ma
5. D.4.; ii, ,;,c - +h.t ooo.sio,,
Dame Faeei VIII sing On 'nal occs'sioli'
which is untrue. Elaborate preparations
are being made to celebrate the centen-
arv Of Rereamo and at various italian
citles. lhere wiz pe DoiiiAet'i eAnipi-