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stay at the Park. where they have had an cN-
pcriehoo that Comedians moro pretentioua
might we'll be proul Of. "A Parlor Match
tpluttcrinr with moro fun than ever, will GER
tRiny brighten the road to success for the two
60 forth on their travels unchanged, -. The
G3Tk viii bS ,possessei, on Oct "a. by W. W
! has been rehearsing assiduousy In town for
| this reproduction ot the burIesque. Threc
| They arc Anna BOYD, who made fame through
2Yt Goodly n9rt OF the country as as % star In
turns TO her proper field OF music dance, and
triyGi,y Louis ha'riSon Tho @ has STARED sSo sN,
| comical droll and original fun maker: and
Adde Cora lleed, sonEstress from the Casino;
So SSoG 6s T,hEr new PH MT Harrison rise DGy VIII MO
doubt. extend an1 viylly ,ibe role oI the New
Mss SHoE fSe Se% s,sss ages She Pan vii
thus he filled with all the attractivegess OF
PSpq SSnSton Viii If nHSGs s" Hs,
t.The inspector" viii Icgip here on, Nov. 10;
Merceies Turner. who has been with All the
Comforts OF Home" at Proctors
A repetition OF last seasons favor is In brief
the story Of the Kendals' return to town.
" The Squire has boon played to crowded
audiences at the Fifth Avenue. and there has
been an increase In the ferSency With which
liant and profitable. All for Her" will be the
P iRt S RS ssuss BE a Sy she T h5S Sha
Wheeler a; the FTth Afe9tgs is the third in
subject and many Photographic Views will be
| displayed. Fanny Davenport comes to the
Fifth Avenue in December, with Sardous
| CLEOPATRA
Maurice MORRISON. q celebrated German
actor. will play at the Amberg this week in
"Kcan.'" Uriel Acosta," Fremont and Ris-
to.' liz H., No, Nba Hn-
chener, a large anil, famed German
tho9trlcal company, viii appear at the
narsa Thess psSers We1S favoTltes Of
Mug Ludwig II. OF ijayaia, and he provided a
for the@ In Munich They have also
tablished feature In German theatricals. They
RSl sf to viii Of Fl T9
scenery which have been praised.
The advertising agents OF the city theatres
have formed an association, and on Novem-
ber Sunday evening they will give an enter
tainment at the Standard, for which some val
liable volunteers have already been enlisted.
Poor Jonathan" an odd opera for the
| Casino. but one with uncommon excellence in
its music. and with fascinating and lovely
woman as the central figure in Its story, is
fashionable and popular success II tho first
general acceptance. There are no tights, no
vouptuous dances, no pretty but meaningless
| groupings OF myriad itgurantea in this work.
| II is not In any sense pictorial production,
such as the Casinos people have learned to
look Tor. but it is sound mnsically and there is
opment. Its use by Rudolph Aronson reveals
probable that he will not have cause to regret
| his venture. Lillian RusselPs success has teen
op ssnF s6S nag sban wa
| De Angels, the new comedian. has toned down
his work since the opening night. and he is
likely that he will be valuable actor at the
Casino alter he has exactly Rauged the spirit
| OF his audiences.
The final weeks Of Tho Master Of Wood
barrow" and OF Edward Sothern at the Lyceum
are at hand. but there Is no falling Off in the
diences x long continuance Of the play would
he easily % BE- PIT Re time for
pany, and they cannot be denied entrance to
heaS e Ta5Hy VII & tbay sner Are
hearsing u Ing on II their tour Under the direction Of
Haddon Chambers. the author.
Sunset" and DIR. BILL" the Gardens
double programme. contrasting pathos with
wild farce. and straining severely the versati-
ity Of their actors, have received O. fair degree
OF favor. though they have not realised the best
the pretty new playhouse is much admired by
the modish element OF theatregoers. and that,
9nSe the measure 81 Its ent9st9Inbmiens 81 Is cor
proved and profitable theatre "Dr. BIZ" has
been vulgar zed by the enlargement of the role
the fqp is greatly Increased thereby. Not only
does Miss Renward now partieipate in each Of
the three acts but Sadie Martinot has become
q dancer Of o Spanish fandango.
Manager Rosenauest whose conservatism is
fully as marked as his luck. who is quite
as shrewd as he Is fortunate, ventures to say
that in Blue Jeans" the Fourteenth Street
F, Theatre has play that Is going to make the
best financial success ever. achieved at that
business 30 far in its course, Arthur''s melo-
drama must be admitted to Tossess all the as
as large g as the theaie could seat; there has has
been surplus Of enthusiasm as the stage re-
spsode Il poR w oT51 sax
become charmed with the literary quality OF
Blue Jeans" but there can 10 no denying its
iIsms. AMI its evenly strong acting. Jennie
Yeamans in particular has made long step
enters its third Week to T It's
stay in town Is sprs S to last unil JagIary for
Bridget" end "Mr. Barnes Of New York" which
were 10 appear this year. are cancelled.
There can be no surprise in the news that
Z" The Heir -at-Law" Is repeating at Palmers.
thanks TO the viyifying acting OF Jefferson and
Florence the success It attained last spring at
the Star. An admirable support careful and
generous stage settings, and audiences large.
present revival some aspects Of a genuine trl-
umph. Us gratifying 70 the distinguished PAR
f3re, II The Iier-at-LAw" will bo Withdrawn,
Rivals" would be reproduced before the close
Of the ,engagewlsnt on Noy g. Two nights
actor whose quick progress and Conspicuous
achIeyeme9ts have ma'le I'm 9ommarding
American dabpt; appearing fret In The Md
,Sn Shsh s sSo StS new conn
sist him there WIZ be 4t leasI one Am ric9n-
Who went 70 EoSd2n severai years ago 70 SUP.
port JOIN Sleeper Clarke, and was SO well likSd
| By EnRl lsh audiences that she has never since
returned. j. 10 presumed that Aiss Bra NJ lons
art has much Improved abroad she was not
an accomplished actress when she left us.
4 month OF The City Directory" at tho
BiJou Will not by any means wear out tho VOL.
come extended 10 that tumble Of mlrth. music.
and nonsense Perhaps. Indeed, two months
| OF tl0 lRFpO would H1 DD nuOl iulunH