The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-22
IN THEATRICAL AFFAIRS.
IMPENDING TROUBLE BETWEEN ADA
rEH1S AND DAILY ESTATE.
A Continuous show on Very Hot summer
Dny-CnrniNaiofFi re Mt hnhhn',n ,', ''""


,bo evecptors named In her husbands VIII, oy
tho terms of which Miss Rehsn is to receive
ma MIN of the Daily theatrical property. 1ho
undarstanlIug Is that Mrs. DAILY has tho ou-
thority Of a second executor former jugs
Joseuh F. DAILY. to make settlement win
Miss Kchan 1t Is also said that trouule ID
likely TO arise, ard that the thrd executot'
Richard Dorney. will be found on MISS hehah
aide in the possible contest Dir. DorheS was
MIR. rnly's man OF business many years.
md he desired to manage the 'hea-
tre Tor the heirs In tho manner
Which Mr.. DAYS WI ,I9re1,"uoHhs his talk
Wt.iS n-.or;i.tc Miss Renln w'th me HlreGtlon
OF the theatre. and conductlr ~ uSn as nav osu ~
d,rr durinC the past Jew years. lhete was az
, II III ,s nss,,T,ad any possibility that Miss
Tebnn would be admired 70 any partnership;
c n"t ',,t The En.Iue,, 10y the executors
- believed that Jar more money v" sni'in NC
realized, wi'l"u, rHE hh ,,, a., "" AtyWstin DniS
ma Lpt.d 'harIr, lruhman bitterly, ana hau
no, hes .ts,tei tn hcrat" him violently though
VIZ, Hose who ftlt mat Uay should not pass
into the hands of that NaruronlG ncluiyer pi
theatres or the ",GGr hhnu, Tn nhn sc6ntrol
O. DANIEL trohman. who, would devote
himself per-nuay, To- ,r,ir ~; seI@ nbisction
fully So the sale was made 'or n cash sum. re-
roried reasonably at SluO,OOO. That matter is
Settled and the Frohmans ar" IN s9Sss ,he
majority Of the executors and MISS Rehan. ana
out Of th,uf Il CONTROVERSY may arse H. IL oe
lievrd tina, Miss Rrhan became business
partner with MIR. Daly several years ago, ana
that she may assert a claim Tor larg"aT share
viseI IN the viii Her health wa. poor for two
Seasons and she acted with difficulty Her
nerves we're d12rered anj to that va tact d nsr
The role which she assumed was peculiarly
suitable to her. md she aseknecteu 70 aSnte a
tain and inefrectual So that the play had to be
arGky Her sHh sS Esr e Engage
nmGS i To take rart in the next Drury Lane
mciodraml of the same nature, were rerug-
nant 10 her A friend from London says tha nat
lease from the Drurv Lane engagement has
pleased her greatly, She is declared 70 con.
tsmP@ts p'G shsEespsaran 9u COMEDIES
but Tor that purpose she desires to ACQUIRE tho
nno naly outfits costumes and scenery In
heirs. and her desire to fully rerain good health
before acting again II is likely that she VIII
not return to the stage before late next winter.
One OF those sociabe audiences that only as
.emble when the temperature is at the sizzling
point. aud then only at a continuous show
matinee. was at the Pleasure Palace yesterday
afternoon 1t was made up mainly OF senti-
mental looking women. all In shirt waists and
munchipg on carames. Had the show not
been really a frst-class one the heat would
have got the better OF their tempers. But the
bill included some well-known performers
and some new ones who turned out to be
amusing. The women all seemed to want
love songs and they got goodly share
of them rather tired and hot looking con-
tralto sang three passionate songs in a troubled
voice. which was probably her idea OF illustrat-
ing the sad story OF the ditties. but which was
certainly very depressing in such warm
weather. Three women with rather good
voices who cal ed themselves the Military Trio.
likely because their costumes resem bled we'll
braided bellboys. sang q medley from Hurry
Burly" which went with decided success. des-
pite the TACT that between each verse the per-
EGf aa BaSy wss
and given with more expression, than BY
many better known performers. It was too
wcod den; e gestures m that ever ballad singer
was guilty of, which is pretty strong state
ment TO make. The women in question ui,;tion
that the heart is located somewhere Just under
the belt line. One OF the trio spent more Of her
movements than in sinGing, One OF the most
sociab!e Of the specia ats was a Ingglsr who
called himself Mons. Matthew. though he was vas
be monseurs., His performance was amusing.
give HIM for maltreatiug a plain American
name, perhaps their leulsnce was due to the
fact that he was palpS6ly one OF their own
countrymen. A specially advertised performer
was Mile Azara who does an act like that done
by Mile Lofty at the Aerial Magnolia Grove.
Which various coio colo lights we're thrown with
the same pretty effect that Is gained by the
Tomaa on tho New York Theatre fI;, root.
spanged piece the lace before the cloth for
come of the pictures which added to It's beauty
When Nile; Azara disclosed herself covered
only with white tieshlings and deep red lighr
tho audience. which was lmost as exclusively
ashamed to look one another in the face. some
things will be accepted in the night time and
on roof garden that don't go at a continu.
A2ara made and which she probably will never
repeat was her alleged representations OF well
wHs wSas had wRRetsd the earo
the female portion Of the spectators, Mile
AGRA will imn"rsonate the prominent womer
female hearts" What Mile. Azara really, did
was simnly to hold in front OF her body. {
' tRSWn The et was
s H a SSs to &. but 'ss s tS h
was looking directly in front OF her. which
made her look as II she was what vulgar per
sons would call rubber necking.
Elaborate preparations are being made for
great Carnival Of Fire." to take place at Man
night will be the twenty-hrst anniversary G
Pains fireworks exhibitors at that popular re
sort. On the Fourth OF July. 1879. the first dis
pay OF this sort there was made on the groun
where thu oriental Hotel now stands. TIL
novelty took 80 well that the present ncosur
WAS built and Pains exhibitions wore made
permanent diversion Of the resort The frat G
the big spectacles such as now are given Their
was shown in 1888 when THE Bonn bardmen
Of Alexandria" was represented, Since tina
time new one OF these stupendous display
has been made every season, The folOwin
are the names of the exhibitions. arrange
The Last Days OF ,PompeiI.", The Siege, {
Sebastopol." The Fire Of London, "Th
Stormtng Of Vera Cruz" Paris from Emgr
= lommqEe,' The Carnival q Venice, 18th
and ,Jas.Ean,I Cuba The Greco Turks
War" The Battle Of Manila, and this year
shoW The postrnctloq, q Cervcra's Fleet an
Theatres advertised Tor early reopenings ar
the Empire Tor next Monday. with renewal {
Lord and Lady Algy' 10y the stock company
NallAck on the same day with "A Little RIA
Of sunshine" Ivy company brought from LoE
don: and the Criterion, formerly tho Lyric. o
Tuesday. under the new management
Charles FrOhman, with 1.-The Girl from Man