The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-19

some new theatre on its site. The stage will be large
and the seating capacity will be sxtensive. In the style
Of its decorations tho house will be decidedly gay.
Fanny Davenport and her company are rsheauing LA
Tosca" daily, and the play will be ready. After her city
season Miss Davenport will 90 all the way to Frisco TO
make the drama known on the slope.
The Mystic Shrine Mobiles, who somehow seem TO bs
on terms Of good fellowship with most OF the theatrical
people Of nots, will attend n. @. Goodwin's performance
Of Turned Up" and LEND Ne Five %shuhneu" to.mor-
row night at the Fourteenth Street. Goodwin will
probably make . speech to them. lie has spoken from
the stage = great deal this season. but his manager,
George W. Floyd. says 1t Is o brand now address every
time. This week will finish Goodwin's engagement. A
week from tomorrow night Tho Woman Halter" q
comedy BY David y. Lloyd, who wrote "For Congress"
and The Dominies Daughter" will be seen for the first
time in the city. and Roland Reed will then make his
nrst appearance as a star at the Fourteenth Street
Reed turned from CHECK" and %"numbug." to play
THE Woman Halter. :" and has found tho latter 10 useful
TO him that he has discarded his earlier pieces. After
Reed Maggie Mitchell will occupy the theatre.
Herrmann's new illusion. BLACK Art, " has given to
his entertainment the recommendation Of novelty. The
sieightof hand king has drawn some good audiences to
the Fifth Avenue. and they have found his show smooth,
quick and pleasant all the way through. This Is It's last
week. Next week the Deacon Brodie" troupe 70 to
the theatre, and after their fortnight We shall SEQ
"Monbars" and MantelL
William Hoey and Charles z. Evans will revive the
QrOu nuInOr OF fArlOr Match" at the Windsor this
week. These comedians will make a tour of Australia
next spring, and their Windsor appearance, It u likely,
will DO q temporary farewell to tho city stage. Minnie
French continues to supply = great deal Of the conf.
cality OF the farce by her lively work a. Innocent Kidd.
omorrow week John J. McNally's "Upsids Down.
will be acted for the first time in thu city. Tho DAILY
brothers. formerly stars in Vacation" have been
travelling with 1t all the season, and say they are getting
Tich ON 1t. McNsiy is the Boston Heraid's dramatic
critic. "Evangeline' Is coming to the Windsor soon.
There Il some Significance In tho PEOPLES rather
boastful announcement of this weeks appearance there
Of Maggie Mitchsll. 1t is her first engagement on the
Bovory side OF the city. In other words, ahe finally
pays tribute to the influence and the pront of the mod.
erate-price.p popular audience system Few stars have
held out 90 long ss Miss Mitchell against this influence
which. sTHE Sun has frequently recorded, is daily Rrow-
ing more powerful Miss Mitchell has been on tour since
late In September. when she started from Duluth. Her
company includes the veteran. Robert r. McClanniu.
Charles Abbott J. 7. Galloway, and some others more
or less known here. The plays will be the familiar
"Fsnchon." Jane Eyre" and Little Barefoot" Next
week tho Peoples will have Hoyt 4 Thomas's "Tin
Soldier" company.
Tony Pastor puts on at his comfortable little theatre
this week q vaudeville company Of his own choice. Nat.
urslly enough, the Julians, contortionistS. are in the Til.
Rose Julian 10 AZ handsome a. she Is supple. and that Ia
hiRh praise. Maggie Cline, who ia truly an eccentric
singer; the VentiniS one OF them q girl and all clever
hat spinnsrs; Harry woodson and Laura Bennett John
and Nellie Healey. Fred Huber and Kitty AIyne, Earle
and Miles, and Ryan and Richnsld are also on the list.
Poole's star this week Is Sid G. France. q wellknown
ngure in melodrsma among the low, price theatrsx His
current play Is dead 10 the World" Frances trip ON
tho road this season has been attended by satisfactory
results He carries . good company, and there III reason
TO expect = smooth performance at Poole's. Next week
q company newly organized hore viii start their tour at
Poole's in "The Black Flag" - n melodrsma that has been
preserved to the American stage by Edwin u Thornes