The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-28

ISOLATION are the Manhattan Hotel. the
Tyson AGENCIES. T.. Alexander. the Times
Building niiicc. l.. Jones in the WOOL
worth Building. Newmlnu's. Hotel Bilt-
more. ~Eullman's. Marks and Sussman's.
These are the agencies which entered
into an arrangement with the theatre
managers not TO charge more than so
cents IN advance of regular prices.
-
New York will soon see a play by A
Princess. Harrison =. Fiske will pro-
due IN conjunction with the Shuberts a
drama of New York life by the Princess
Tgouhe'ZAoy II is the first effort to
mk" society journalism serve as a
theme FOR q drama. The story tells Of
he run III q New York family through
ne publication of a certain scandal in
a s~o-ra'lei society sheet. Several Of
me characters are said TO be portraits
which those who know their New York
may recognize without difficulty.
Arnold DAILY has progressed so far
With the rehearSils Of The Angel in the
House hv Eden l'hilpotts ard u. McD.
Hast rgs, TAT the play will probably
ne acted here during the coming week.
although the name OF the theatre has
no, yet been made public.
Pau Gordon has been engaged to act,
he part VI a young English violinist
when George .Arliss produces "Paga-
mn" his Few play by Edward Knob
,auch.
IN the list of and press
ag nts Of the Boston Grand opera COM
pany published yesterday the name OF
Max HirSch was omitted owing to an
error Mr. HirsCh waited for a good
opportunity 10 impress himself on the
operate public which knows him so
Vel Yesterday afternoon he appeared
be,OT- the curtain OF the Manhattan
Opera House 20 announce a list Of the
div. ti--rm.uts which Mile. paylowa
wou,c dance with the members OF her
COMPANY.
Nj lirsrh, whose hair j. not a. prema-
tureiy white a, Il seemed In the old
day al tAc Metropolitan Opera House.
WIS core. ally received. When the APP
pause ceased and Mr.. Hirsch began la
slctN 10 wac plain that he was in good
voice amt SIN possesses the technical
'ac.llH which used to enable him TO
- thing r.-h' from the stage of the
Metropolitan when there had been a mis-
Ahc lV the programme or the vocal
ooras ~ some tenor had suddenly con-
trac,yd
Olive I'r'Wstal. who is TO sing at the
Manhattan opera House next Wednes-
Jay evening IN "ToscA,' has postponed
.er r'''aI which Was SET down for the
eN' day az \ooiian Hall. She will be
htarI thor, later ia tie season.
Blanca SaI yd. who made her dcbu,
las ught as N,caCiu in Carmen" IL q
young soprtllr 90, 'h!S city named Ri
ana stafford. Miss Saroya was dis
covered by Riccavdp Martin. the tenor
who interested Il number OF New York.
rr. N the young soprano. She was
stud nG In Italy when the war started
and rtme back to this country as sl,
thought 1t possible to acquire more ex.
per,ur" here. Before last night sh.
rad sung on the stage only once. Tha'
Was '0 Louisville with the Boston Opert
COMPANY. when she also appeared a.
GiCa,'G.
Nts-.e Teyte wi appear only once
witt an, company here. ON Saturday
o. r.N' week she will sing Media II
'pd-'ue.I' ON Monday Madame But
't-'E viii he sung on TUESDAY
-pI Hos oN Wednesday, "Tosca'; or
rluJ il- Carmen with the full bal
e' on Friday "L'Amore del Tire Re"
or Nt'4ldty afternoon "Coppelia' witt
Pa to".." and on Saturday evening
"Aaitwa Butterfly" and "Snowfakes.'