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shs Viii have @ sPh place il Slss company G9ia%'
bns's newest theatre is to be called the Henri
as well ' as ta s two Ane n % rican % comedians Bsif
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Louis friends are recalling the fact that she
made her debut only eight years rsSGo In
then unknown. and Edgar smith. now IN the
Casino forces. had dramStiMzsd "A M from Mrs. Bur
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De Mile. and Daniel Frohman have consented
| called the yampipes, ia to have a death
Msnases John che ahoS
The weeks changes Of bill in Brooklyn will
bring Matte vickers to the Lee Avenue Acad-
emy and THE Clemenceau Case" to Holiness
appears. :" Edelwelss. the snow Flower, has a
thus making = rather unusual combination q
elements at the Lee. The Clemenceau Case"
p aes ,s st sns ss e
the country. with Its reprehensible scene OF
A change has been made In Husband and
Wife," at the Garden Theatre The last act
was described In THE Sun as ending tamey
in contrast with the lively fun earlier. As pre-
eented yesterday. In the climax Of the play. In a
and
Then leading on in mad dance W with her intended
the ses
sic over justce by swayine his august body. The,
f sustained sivaeisy oi sliss fannss. eoppied
siderable success To-morrow evening at the
Garden q new curtain raiser. BY the late slr
a se vii Ss psss rag
was acted for tho last times yesterday. lts
lIfe vas utter .na The hs IL cHsa
piece which was acted at the ,Lycenm the
other afternoon By sareents punils. The title
Hsrne @ for a domestic drama produced in this
city three or four years ago.
william H. Cranes season at tho Star will
close on May 21. THE American Minister"
thus will reach its forty-nintb performance.
Paul NJ. Potter's comedy has been diversely
regarded. That It treats ,epissodies Of court!y
servers an unforgivabIo offence. but the ma
nd II hat ha Az o, c hnrd
ena noa Is cap,Vans and
whntever he does is so spontaneous and hearty
In manner that it seems Original ,oa and s'. I'm. Inn
mense popularity. although his mimetic skill
Of itself will stand close criticism: His torn
n We an
success. but he has lost favor. and no has
added two effective plays to his repertory.
Eldorado. the summer resort on the Palis-
ades Is to be opened for preliminary concert
season a week from to-day with an orchestra
led by Nahan Franko. About month later
.Rfss sitfed WI Egypt " dhPoush csptariss to
which promises are made Of magnificent Of
EIdorado @ { over M its rat6cr incom pIete condition
Last season and to MAKE a Gt It, Eheh sFh
sss states 1ssad enerprse viii
comme%nse % on u May j. under i A L psrsS.;
sates ssss and othsfp
K. Waldemar Salamensky has come over from
Europe to direct the zig p1odRnsti2in, Rtsi ana mas
Tho Ambere's German performances this
week will be benefits for tho larger part. To-
morrow night "The Gypsy Baron" will be
S4 asdr asd VIII s
Wednesday Emil Thomas will make one more
farewell appearance" in "Reglstrator aut
Benefits and Sunday shows are diminishing
as the warm nights approach. At the New
Park this evening Ernest Jarrold. news
paper writer. with q sunshiny temperament
which exerts its influence on all his pen work.
will be public performer. Jarrold has good
@ hs mis je
fractions; and this Will BE- II the nature Of q
tye s ssnrss and
l,aps; talk extemporaneously. Volunteer help
ssnsSnRy xrmoy knos. ~ Rssenieia JoSn Mstos:
Gaske 'sna'1 ena Waes ths
Charles Z Dobson. the banIoist. will give a
S; iSSy S!5 tic 5ahnl BTfs T
Kever:, Z e D9bson. a banjo orchestra.
Gus Bruno and rn1 new sontb nabniSt M%s
rss bs Called fhi TnH kussa Sif
pear again at the Academy tonight. Noother
colored woman has sung 50 well as Nine;
the Standard. will have a. beneft on Sunday. |
May & Many Of tho bcst known pEofessionals
In order. The last Damroscn concert ut Car
negie Mpsic Hall tonight VIII employ q! 40
Adolph Brodsky. Jules Conus. and Anton
Hekking.
Three continued operas are Child OF For
tune" at the Casino. Polly Middles" at the
Fourteenth Street. and THE Lion Tsmer" at
tho Broadway. The Casinos new work will
carry that theatre through a
prosperous and pleasurable summer. MIL
lockers charming music. the ingenuity OF the
story. the discreet acting and careful , sipfing
Post the rriuia donna. make u strong COM
binAtion. Manager kpdolph Ar%ansSGn. a Sm mean, Sas
variation he expects to find enough spare time
ret hs music to %6.b Il 10 bs
Casino noYelty in the fall. FrAncis Wilson's