The sun., 1902-06-22

tfMINU~NnnW<Uf "
p<rfovuAns~ n any uncopvrtsh'-d p.sy
-ahsw N. soa.~nt ~ ". o~u-r, snd Q
-i6-ssus extension ~ The 10 so,lld MAKE
hitn siy. up hi- hu.in~-- ~ land him In
ian IN. dfan,ai sta are plainly - r~s-on-
ahl~ IN thstr rs-- ihs' ,hs ls~uAah~r~ ought
~ favor v
The relative Eating capacr'~- ~ theatres
V q subject 10 frequent inquiry by r-ssi~r-
~ new-uat~r. AMI tho answers must 10
chans-,i FROM tins. tn tim" The annual
tsnk -n,tiled Julius 'ahn'a Ih"a'rt'sl
Gusts y uI-i out fpr ine " CONTAINS
,r,Ir, worthy fxir,- along ~uh other infor-
nation covering the hurin~-~ "t stage
amu-.m~ut- and from 'h"n " - l-srn",i
tha, the Drury Lane. wht"h o-rar Ham
m.r-t.in has b-g,In to build IN West Thirty
fourth street will ssat t.SD i~rson-, or
nsarly .Do nor- than III" Boston Theatre,
which has kong I'D all Am~rnan dramatic
hou-~s In that r-sI-'c, Amons IN" pr.~~n'
New York th-airr- the academy of Music
u no. at the top With it, $50. a. Cnmmonly
SUPPOSED. bu, the star With 3.in ~ IN"
new theatres thai will hr oI~ned next "a
son the New Amsterdam Will -"at l.tso,
tho B'lascn. sso. III" Hudson. l"S the
New Iyo~um. i.Wo the Majestic, ?un.
the Prince--. 60 and IN" West Ind. i,se,
II NAV J.. interesting tn know that the
Madison Squar~ Garden has regular seats
for 900 and whsn the roor level '- luly
occupIrd by = sitting assembling" ih" t'tH
i more than l2UO
Mr. Gains volume grows bulkier yrar hy
y,ar and that IL du. Ia Tari Ia the steady
incrase in the theatrical hisiness lt,"
h>t ot touring dramatic coniIanie-, th"ugh
resi- trictsd to those recognized AZ ~ ral
account COMMERCIALLY, n not IN art. nsines
abnut rp There must b- A. many NOR"
of grades running down 90 the hN-hy-nish'
harnsiormsrS vet still dramatic IN III"
nature nf their performances that iraN.l
New ,h.air- 81 the hrst class mark IN"
ts,.i wears grow h ~ tho show business IN
America
The simultaneous prr-entation ~ Mrs
Danc's ts.tenCr- ana The Rod Rtir IN
London has led tu comment on r"ssm-
blame between their third acts. III" last
named play j. not an adaptation "f III"
novel. -Inder the Red Rnle, hat French
piac. in Rciauc', rrIErtoTy. The red
rot. II that ot an eSamiring Magistrate.
and II - in hi- rrlentles- questioning nf a
woman with y rad past that the similarity
,o IN. same kind ~ inquiries hy LAWYER
IN tho English pleC. has f-$n no'l~d.
Doubile-- u l. aCy'idenial " L. fa',
hv the wav, that Mr. Danes IaienCe
through t~o acts - identical IN story vita
a Oulda nnv-le'i-. and IN" ~uprnsi,ion -
tina, Henry Arthur Jones acquired IN"
right to- u-., " tlis third act which - the
making Of the drama, strikes o'ii originally
ard L,i- ,o a now CONCLUSION. Tho plot
and characters aua too similar - have
com. ~ bv chnnce, and Mr. Jon.s - No
pla glari-' 50 pn' ~,Imably ih"rr ~a- an
equitable arrangement
m. go--iI~ w.r. wrong in their guessing
AZ III. r,a-nn why Ellen Terry went over
from Henry Irving To- beerbohm Tree 10
rlny IN Tn. M.rrv Wives of Windsor
Th., old companions ~ the '.ycrum hsv"
not parted for long Mlss Terry will r"-
turn immediately after her short engage
men, q, H"r Majesiv'- A good. fa' salary
U.s tho sllurpmcnt II u -aid that Mr.
Kendall insisted an equal remuneration for
acting ihs other merry wife with MI. Irs$' :
F'dIsinF
A. one point IN MIR Hamil,on's Silence.
which Mr. kendal prudIC~i lately IN Ion-
don. she and ,hr~ others All IN a ruw wsrp-
ing hiit.rl, The uthor's intention was
very serious, h'f the AUDIENCES w"r" W"
impressed that vav.
Arthur Sharply, q m-ml,~r of an English
travelling cNrmpnay. stood IN III. wings
waiting for his c1I. 80 enter n farCiCsl ~'eit".
4 think I will make y 4 tragedy, 10" re-
marked and swallowed -om" poisson
TruuiA" IN his family made him wish 'o
lilo. hnt physician compelled hum 20 live.
and a Nagi-rraie ptr him under bonds
not 10 aifemp' suicide again.
A drama 81 IN. S-pu,h African war. glori-
fvins tho Bo-'r- and beliitline IN" BRUSH.
was brought ou, NJ the PARIS Theatre which
Constant topu"lin marriages " was
failure and lasted only vcpk The famous
actor. i-ing atoui - hll a London engage.
mont hastsu.d 10 tell tho newspapers ~
that citv that ha iid not appear W tho play,
and that u vas his som ven'rr" any vsN