The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-12

hsro ana Geo a. Meroasns lender claims 70 suo-
cssN there sssms 10 BE- lfttis chance Of profit for
the manager who brings her here. But abe was
serious enough about the matter 10 ret . leave
OF absence nom the Paris Opera House Moth
ing especially meritorious Is claimed for her
dancing. Her notoriety, her beauty. and her
bondeassr are relied upon to do the business.
Richard Mansfield has settled his differences
with Percival Pollard. and viii use the play
made By him and Mary Stone out Of Jessie
FothsrEin's popular novel. The First VIOLIN
Mr.. Mansfield Will play the part Of the musician,
and II will not b the irst time that he has I'M
dertaken a similar role. In his own comedy.
Monsieur" he was a French pianist. Three
new plays are announced for Mr.. Mansneldis
autumn engagement at the Fifth Avenue
drnmatiEation Of George. Manvelle Fenn's The
Master OF Ceremonies and Bernard ShAw's
the fact that his name Is bracketed with that OF
one William Shakespeare, whose "Timon Of
But B1ti ne viii m Ss . 0s good SSit ouU OngtlSi t9i 50 e eomSsrs M
two dramatistsL
Julia Mariovs went to England for an actor to
Robert faber- Miss Marlowe writes thnt he is
young. talented and good looking. Ernest
ago with Olga S Ssas 20 EMS Is s SoiSdnts To Be- sT SSi ysH q
consumption.
Ethel sidney, who came to New York drss
with the second "Gaiety Girl !" company. brought
The shop Girl" and His Excellency,' after
Town
MrS James Brown Potter Is Increasing her
Shakespenrtau repertoire. having lately played
Porto In The Merchant Of Venice" to the
Sh.ioeh q Kyris BeIiew at the close Of her tour
Charles Ross and Mabel Fenton will remain at
Weber& Fields Music Hall next winter. having
work. The most encouraging feature OF this an
nouncement IS the fact that the excellent COM
Is1 im a. This ts sss,Ir win b preserved PR in moss Of
are as clever a. those used in the past, and Sam
Bernard and Joseph Weber continue to be as
other notably successfui season. ves.a RILEY
will sing there In October.
company at the Lyceum Theatre. will be remem-
Sered a. the euxom young woman who was seen
some mi,tnke ar ala So aS sss on h tss nr6ae 5nToes On
the drst night. When E she eG made her entran CO
her stunning appearance dazzled the spectators.
Hobbies ouzzed- with Admiration OF her beauty.
and Marcus Mayer rushed around to the stage
yealed to the elect they waited to enjoy her iden-
tiled beauty In the second act. But she wore
as to who she was died out promptly. Mr..
and there Is little probability that her looks will
such as she had to wear here IN the musical
farce. Other new members OF the company at
and sns i john Fin adj Saiif F SRP' M MiTtsn in e :Dite Os Fa:
mors OF his resignation. Is again announced, and
so il Ferdinand Gottschalk. who will play for at
least q part OF the season in London.
George Washia0ton will be one Of the charac.
tiers in the play that r n. Stephens has written
for. Charles Frohman- The play II . comedy,
and its action IL closely associated with the bat.
tie OF the Bra~ndywine. The production of this
work. which u set down for next season, marks
the nrss use Of the Colonial period to satisfy
the prevailing taste for costume playa
Eli1Aheth Marbury. who has been ransackips
Europe for plays suitable to the American mar.
ket. finished her recent tour OF the European
capitals in Stockholm One result Of her visit
was the establishment of an agency In Italy.