The sun., 1899-06-14
TnEATRICALS IN SUMNER.
TINS WEEKS Fac END or DRAMA
AND noon IN TAUDETILLE.

ihehtre winch He viii MnnRge-An-
mabel Moore'S First Appearance IN n
broadway StaEe-May Irwin in II box
This week was to bring the fng end OF
drama in New York. but Charles Frohmar
cAbled from London to tho Fmpir Theatre
yesterday to continue His Excellency the
Governor until further word from him. This
extension IL due. OF course. to the unex pected
slzc of tho Juno audiences. The only serious
Iiay left us Is 'Xaza" The longest term an
joyed in Sew York this ycar by any star and
play, that of Mrs Leslie Carter in this niece,
VIII close on saturday night In winter un-
ptecodcnted for the NUMBER and artistic worth
Of its dramatic successes this'work at the Gar
rick has hardly been SURPASSED in stagscratt
nt any point. whether OF ts own matter or in
the representation. SO far ms Mrs Carter ia
concerned. she has established herself at
the fore among our actresses. But her glory
is accomIanied by an amount OF hard work
scarcely aprreriable by those who sit absorbed
In her Performance. "Laaa" contains 81 900
sr"ken words. and she utters 27.oOO Of them.
often with violent physical as well as mentally
artu"us expression. Tint is as much az to
deliver with all thc.stress OF Cratury. fourteen
cold columns ot.THL'Sr>. and how many pub
lie sneakers could do that seven times q week
during six months?
Brighton Beach is open for tho summer with
shafer's band and n selection Of vaudeville
sneeinltsts in; its music hall. Bergen Beach
Ia ia Casino to.Yatiety show on its pier: Man
haitian Beach will make q start with Sousn
" hoMs SnT fo% S1 SstSaay Tst%r yrovs,
vaudeville literally. Th. contributors dis.
'S and SO cro% ss% a Fs @
IroStnr y Press Ellrdge and Stanton and
TS@s 9r Rn @9 and Pfss esSme n"5 nef k. Haf ma
Ashbv at Keiths. and the Naw al Pastors
A.consuicuous item in the Eden Muste col
"A toll nla
With ,he shows given aboy. the tile.
thefe IS a change from past seasons standards
9o the Hcrn % i"% fne tnr3sa 3.'h has m".h n'"'
~ tho music hall, and therein performances
VII he gwen given or rainy nights. The New Works
the Casino roof l. held BY specialists and ne.
groes in musical farce.
Plans for new theatres in this city are ,om-
monty regarded with incredulity until tho
walls begin TO rise in sight. A report that
David Belasco mean! to build one. or have it
built for him. has been vaguely circulated.
MIR. Beasco. who sails for England to-day was
asked by a SuS reporter II he was serious
about the enterprise. Never more so about
anything in my lile." he replied. Il shall have
theatre in this city season after next. 1t
will be situated north Of Forty second street
Abundant eanital has been placed at my com.
.6ap nas but a.e.1 . y Hya%6ty Of
affairs so as to move tho more surely. This
new theatre will be 10 new thing. but It has
ment? oh, 1t Is too early to talk about what
10 eono shn nh' Sm Reh snd
shall try to avoid falling low by go doing. That
who periodically seek to elevate the stage
and whose undertakings usually carry Gelb-
crate insult TO tho good taste OF the beat sun
Iorters OF the regular theatres. | shall en-
the best manner possible to modern stage.
craft" Those who know David 9elasco as he
apt to get where he wants and do what he
surp,Tlsing that ample capital /. forthcoming to
most successful work dlyiduaIiv. as an au.
9''s6i h Tss 'ss
theatricals as Augustin DAILY occupied in: tho
height OF his career as producing manager.
The public Is fckle. Anabel Moore danced
on the Casino roof on Saturday night. Tho
people forget quickly. But some remember
Lillian Russolls latest divorce. and De Wolf
Hoppers most recent marriage is not lost In
oblivion. So the Sesly dinner cannot have
passed into.forgetfulness beyond recall. Ana
bel did not dance at that function. Po-
lice CAPTAIN Chapman gave his photograph to
her because she didn't All honors go to NO
human being Anabel had her share out OF
the incident Suburban places delighted in
her art afteruard. So did the Bowery. and oc-
easionAlly the continu?us programmes bore
her name. but Broadway stage. even on q
ence knew Anabel ii must have been this one
& on ne &c. Sasnos top Put oe here comes IN fresh
yellow gown and stockings to match danced
with the enthusiasm that comes only to the
m hnnnlAI an nnfAlnna
ponted her toes with some dillculty toward
Shatissiy: Had INC ,noS"d5 il tie r. sa4isnes rsad @
Anahel was to dance that night? Her DIS.
Greet dress was Only the covering for other
tions OF Anabei's positive, dancing, There
tity Of this 1.-THE young woman. for there was
II quick ABSORPTION in either programmes or
It was SIN in the vine cards th FOR the waters dis.
appeared and then charged into the audience
;ms 5sars a: Ra Ee sSs bsnd hsg.S at
Anabel still danced. She shut herseli, up
5 std1e hs q Sy hs fSss sSs sssd sss
SsP.s sTE %:S%dS sss%:d to fsfz: S: tSst
H6.. Ia Il: sss ssssa1a" q
from who asked. Who was the slim girl in tho
yellow dressi'
William A. Brady. who sent out The Tur-
tie" from the Manhattan for tours with two
companies. received n telegram from San
Francisco Yesterday saying.that performances
had been stopped in that city by court in
junction based on the character OF the farce
The plaintiff In tho proceedings is the owner
OF the California Theatre and tho defendant Is
the manager OF that house. Mr.. Brady sent
word 10 fight for a dissolution OF the inlunc-
tion.
The play which Hugh Morton and Gustave
Kerker are making for London will be first
used several weeks at the Casino In August.
1t will be a composite OF materia en- from
four Of the Morton Kerker pieces familiar in
Casino history.
Lewis Morrison the Hne but rather old ac
tor took 1t in 20 his head to play HGuict for the
first time as late as last week. He did 1t in
San Francisco with technical skill. but nat
uralIy without popular success .,.,..