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support the 6onrisd entsrprise that Herr si Linf
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the columns Of the local German nowspa pers.
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for tho ANTIQUE. nm Indian drama called Vas
antasena" which was written 400 years before
Int sih be seSson sSso as 2 2sT 1 n.ss tss
tphhiIdpp IN he is u bnsy with his prepsrstons for
RRcS e @ 1nsn Thssc aSaaE
weeks in advance Of bis uptown rival lie will
max make sneeislty Of Gsrmqn % versions Of cur;
and will cater to an humble class Of opia His
scheme is regarded as feasible by a good
p ntS Hs ssns'S Tor Il ths
well.knSwn fact that the middle gallery" 10
psop q bs E. and the
bis new thsatfe. The fact Tat Herr Hmbers be re-
recently has given riseto the alarming rumor
that he too has engaged a company with tho in
othor managers Another dnrk report which
has found credence in the cafes OF Second and
has been dissolved. aud that some Of the actors
nave been engaged by Conried and others by
the Rosenfelds-
Evans Hoey have engaged the Merrill Sis
tiers for the season. Mckee Rankin has sold
to Charles Cowles a Yankee com edian. his new
play. called The Baxters." n three. act drama,
with the scene laid in northern Ohio. near the
old home OF President Garfield. Elmer Z.
Vance. known in theatrical circles as the au-
phantom landlord Of Niblo's Garden. has a
new play for this season. in which will he In
ssionsl comedy 90 s called Unce cT JasSn sSs 'de Se
Its mechanical effects include a sswmiIl Ia
operation. real istio fire scene. and steam
S;ss 19at explosion tcrnona 2, Jarbeau has comedy
Daniels viii revive IlttIe Puck at Buffalo
ite variety performer. will soon return to this
country from Losdon. where she has been ap-
pearine in the music halls for year past.
Tho managers OF the different music halls
and roof gardens. which are playing more
important part in theatrical matters than they
ever did before. announce several changes for
tho coming week. During the regular dra-
matte season these changes would be scarcely
noticed but i'll the present dearth OF theatrical
est BY people who feel the need OF entertain
ment at all times Of the ysHr and espseGeis!ly in
Sia%antIps has s sssn indeantsiy Posinons s:
made it fmpos ssiblc for her to undertake sea
VOYAGE and therefore Mcssrs. koster. &
thS Frs1ch so SINGER. hsHe
ranged for the appearance Of q boxing kanss-
roo. that will give its first exhibition of scion
tifc Juggling to- o-morrow night. Another event
penninc's artistic and graceful, serpentipe
ssa there Gs r.
novelty ia the shape OF company OF M Rus slim
ana o
The Imperial has closed its doors for time.
but the Aronsons have secured some OF the
Casino root entertainment. Eunice Vance is
one OF tho entertainers who will remain with
gratifying to know that Charles Compton
vii! also be spared to US n,. Tor r while While
by French lady. one whom they had
engaged to appear as principal attraction in
TssTey whGss fSs 81 Will end
ayers, who feared that If she once left tile
must % Console co ourselves m % with the thought that.
aftSr ALL she Is ErobEhg e5aSy IKE any Tne
have already heard. At, Proctor's Theatre
he seen an %
Fox. Gus Fixley. and Carrie Hawkes. The
American roof garden has as its best enter.
Frantz family. While at the Madison square
may be seen Elsie Adair. Kate Davis. and
LuWlnds tn0 sensational
Mrs. Langtry will make another tour Of this
country. beginning at the Hollis Street The
atre. Boston. in October. Tho Pauline Hall
opera company. now filling summer engage
ment at the fremont Theatre In Boston. will
soon put in rehearsal a new opera by W. W.
Eurst and C, NJ. s. Mcclellan. In this piece
and will mako her first appearance on tho
stage in a wagon drawn by dogs; Br3okly9 " Is is
Smith and Livingston streets Augustus
Thomas. who is at work on a new play for
political liis Of Washington. subject Which
has served ;, many dramatist before
Shatss nfSff @ g Wsss,s? ',
lady OF Charles Frohman's Comedinns; Milton
No6Ies viii begin be- his Sr ssnson with The Phg.
ago. has returned to New York from London
with the Of dps4a 'Hs hs
Tree. Mrs. Kendall. and a number of other
Tell-known EnGish actresses gave ga to the
Nine. Patti. who Is fanio US for her open; handed
r. ys?"sr s;ss :si %HS ses" Es:
ns1"e me1t Ct Il the venerable col; M"pleson. ana
E rstS,n to hi Ia rhs ia
suffering from broken leg. Peter +; Datiey
VII besn his season IN ATEust, ag With The
found The Professor's Love story" most
that draws ms well in Chicago as 1t docs in
Boston. Nine. Cottrelly. who years ago con:
duct ed tho Thalia Theatre in this city and |
siterward sang in English in the McCaul! Opera
Company and elsewhere. will be heard with
Comedians this season. 1t is pos |
sihle that the Manhattan Opera House will be
turned into music hall before long.
very cool and comfortable resort those hot
nights Is Terrace Garden. where visitors are
entertained with comic opera In tho theatre or
with refreshments underneath cool. green
vines In the garden outside. This week .
soubrette named Miss Holz will make her first
appearance In A." Boccnccio" and on Saturday
"Nanpn" will bs performed, !, Such pieces as
will fiji out the week. Tomorrow night DR..
Carver wi introduce his famousf feat Of sharp.
the Academy Of Music. New life will be in