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piness, he resisted the paterhal impulse. The
the play Rfe had more se Of dramstio stronstS than
is often comprossed into half an hour; The
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morbid in Its sentiment fSr suSSesssnl use IN
duced in Boston lately. was described by the
author as "A ballad comedy" and thai Is
.ms as EVEN spd 10 tde .bSW
burton Harrison. Who hot transia;ed The Eas:
sian HONEYMOON" and several other foreign
here, is at work on her Hrst original comedy
which is to dsal with New York fashion.
theme. and IL seems to have becn favored by
tho st. Louis audience % whiSh IS attended its irss
il. Hoyfs play for next winter, depicts and
the mtS Sy
the Franco -Prussinn war. +. Henry French
has bought the American rights In Audran's
presumably Lillian Russell will Interpret the
title chaiacter for us.
The two necromanccrs, Kellnr and Horr-
mann, are only a block apart in two Broadway
theatres, anu there is less than that difference
between the qualities OF their entertainments.
At Daly's, however, Kellars own show is pre-
coded by performance Of The Loan OF a
Lover" by members Of Augustin Days COM
pnny. Hermann continues his entertainment
his own own stage. assisted by the PLEASANTLY visi.
BILE Mrs; Hermann and by an unknown num-
Der OF helpers who are not disclosed to M the
King Alohonso Of Spain. which proves him
The illusion entitled Chinese Emigration" IS
still important In the programme OF the Horr-
mann show.
Tho Actors Fund will hold commemo orativs
exercises at Palmor's on Tuesday afternoon.
Addresses will be made hy President Palmer.
John s. wisc nnd Charles II. Hoyt: poem
written for tho occasion by L. +. Kidder will
be reclted by Augusta Raymond Eidder: m
odo hy sidney Ros-nfeld. with music w VIII
Of the stage: William il. lciger and Theresa
Vaughn have Volunteered as solo vocal;
the Madison Square will provide the instru-
mental music, The alumni Of the American
annual celebration tomorrow. with President
Emma Y sheridnn in the chair. The offices
and Henry burden McDowei yt says that he vii vii
nut no more money into the enterprise. but he
thinks tho society may be continued under
Tho doors OF the museums still swing wide
ly and attractlvely for those who enjoy the
sights shown aud the things done in those
popular resorta The most pretentieus OF
them all. the Eden Mus6c has q novelty to
offer on Its stage tom orrow in "serpentine"
dance on a revolving globe. Adele parvis be-
Ing the originator and performer OF this Curl
Gus feat. She is a slack wire walker, too
fisae LIZ n 6erous DAILY is fresh recruit M for the
Eden stage. and she will sing there the popu.
sr rsS 81 hS 1S a tSs1 Sse M sssan nnd
marvel the Kansas, Giant. whose. name is
IL tpon anI bn In NOT nt ~ fc
sse afs oas 1fi sFsEe aga
woish, s"sS SIS pounds. 4ceeydins to those fsures
ho is taller and heavier than either Chang or
lot ' Of periorn s Siberian ave wolves H are Shown
at this resort. along with many other new
curiosties, while freshly iormso ,s variety
with the concerts e thi. afternoon and even.
that TIL there VIII be = radical SspsrtuSs in tic
retains, its fat ballet dancers, who declare
themselves with probable truthiulness. to be
B snd fae Nay their o
Western borderism. Nine. Petty IL long
haired the Rss is p
be called the MISSING, link. drama, entitled
:. CONDEMNED to Death" is acted in one Of the
Punch and Judy show.
Whether or not We were to have q big spec
tacular production out OF doors this summer.
remained in doubt until yesterday. when 1t
was announced that Eldorado would te opened
woek from next Saturday with n reproduce
ton OF King Solomon and the Destruction OF
Jerusalem" with which the great resort on
the Palisades was opened two years ago. Tho
Amusement Company. Of which Herman Wal
ker is Prosident and Bollossy kiralfy Is
had charge OF tho entertain m snts at the olym-
pic in London. where his achievements In ex- I
tensiye show PIECES are made IN the winter.
prise prise in tho sumner uni It is pro msed at that the
yeyval Of he exhibition on the Palisades shall be
astseason's Egypt Through Centuries" That
means an exceedinEly populouS; US, and pictorial
ef tho vocal and instrumentsi music Bianei
Oiore and Mile. Paris wi lend the ballets:
Of a athletes haze
cal effects that are counted on to suZpass any
thing hitherto done In that way.
The naming OF plays Is subject to distinct |
changes OF usage. For ten to fifteen yenrs
single words were preferred and theatrical
managers would have discouraged any author |
who chose O title that would make more than
one line on poster In big. fat lottsrs. But |
one conspicuous example is sufficient to set Q |
new IhSHiOi, anu bNaieiiu 10 siA- WOTu tltI0 |
was to conservatives when IirRt announced by |
Charles Frohman for tho opening play ut the |
En- pire Inst winter. II is a. ready a precedent |
to be followed; Even in slow:to.chnnCe Lon. |
don the new rieco by Oscar Wilde is entitled |
A Woman OF No Importance" Several yer
sons have written The sus .inGuirinR as to
the ,peT,i1epee ol the Empiro,ss drama. The
q reporter YESTERDAY: Il believe tho authors
d.os Ii svsFy fef e but
name. No single. word seemed adequate,
nor could they devise any phrase that an
character OF tho play. So many diverse
eienonts wero put into it-a love story
and othor matters that 1t was difficult to hit
upon any s.tsiactory deserihtive title. Incl
GIrI Left Eehind Me- had been Introduced.
fury Ioen associated with military !ife. It is
PLAYED IN England invar.fy vhs9 hen b Bri,sh tn
country 1t has long been iavorite with army
bands. Gen. Custer used to have i played
who suggested, on reading tho now play. that