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command. and he promises to limit the hrst
Women s%0edso wno dsmonstrate sS y dscded natural
abilities for acting. Under. such q system the
sspSSis piaySTa. ' Il i Is undsrsteoS that Bsnsi
ss saSG TSS sss
school in connection with the Empire seems
70 have ire?hensd the already robustliie Of the
Academy OF tho Dramatic Arts. for Ito Presi.
dent. franklin II. Sargent announces that
David isclasco viii resnm. a close and t,S active
will direct tho first OF q series OF performances
Ivy the Sargent pupils. now play being used
Mt tho outsst
Stuart Robson is to outlast Alexander Sal
vlni. Wilson Barrett. and Rosina Voko In town
by n week He will continue THE Henrietta"
ut tho Fifth Aveope. until Saturday night. Tho
sway OF burlesau, ut the Garden ended last
night. and now the Bostonians retake posses
"Robin Hood" after which trial will be
made OF the n HST eomis nnSra rne KneEsrj nraxnj
since its original production in the West. The
n"eloniang romaih IN make,up the same as
aud tho record Of It's forty weeks shows thirteen
twcntv by tho stock company. in THE Grey
Mari and Ansricsrs y. Aer4sd" nd And sever "
rho Lyceani has fully sustained lis reputa-
ton. Other theatres now closed arc the Union
InnHWi ns Int u nsS S0ios
People in quest OF vaudeville may make .
choice from several distinct grades. One Of
the ioof gardens. that OF the Casino. will be
opened on Tuesday evening with summer
variety show. Mile Maya has been imported
from Paris. Sam Collins and Sadie Mcdonald
have b.en taken from The Black Crook" and
the rest Of the assemhlnge OF SPECIALISTS COM
priso what will probably prove n judicious
selection. Tho Casinos top has been put into
summer order, anu It will doubtless be again.
as it was last year. n favored resort on cloar.
hotevcnings. Tac Madison Square Garden will
have tw,oS, vanLrviiS shows n operation nexs
week. The amphithcatre will be opened on
May 20, with largo ballet. numerous orches-
oporsttns. sketch"s. songs. and Dances Some
OF the performers have been brought
clarod that .nenry ,hvro hundred persons
vii! be cnployed. On tho ensuing evening
Madison square @ viii le put into use. the stage
being held by company o! foreign and Amer
Lean en;ershes ar Inmey H t"Gi o. enteatanment
commencing before tic end Of the month. and
employing numher o. roealists and dancers
imported IRON Paris ard London. The sum.
mer use oftho Manhattan Opern House, VIII
be in tho way OF vaudeville. with very large
The ROOT garden viii be opened in June. In
all these gardens pevcrage,S will be sold under
desire to get their variety shows without con.
nection with q traffic in drinks may get what
usaa At at SSh thees
grammes this week arc attractive. The facili-
Ties Of n Es Se snen sr ns 10
and that will be hsr to its summer season SON
nothing in the programme is given more than
twice during. tho twelve hours Of each days
bill, Frank McNish: Dave Reed and his family.
Harry wa,sSn. p. kaohstt SSSetse1s; : the Eins
mold Nirnlfy's ballet dancers are among those
engaged. The bill for the last week In May at
9 TGny nnsH ss HTonsIs
Cassati Harry starr. Clara st, a Mapr; Jesse iess
At the Eden Musce the Barrison sisters give
change Of songs and dances. Guihal and Gre
their mind % reasns Peprned shows
rev asqn, and Ando and and. omne 1ns are a, RE Re-,
% aF%Sinf to
G1s o, the the foncbe Of tie sRoy is
Ernest Eoeber % wrestler who offers hf t s2o to
ay Tho MIN oi AZ the am sS1
choose 70, spend with him in contest; There
rs DssS Se sfs % Music asf H.
Rose Pomp9n: the French eccentEic, c. singer:
S sef csaDes or
erai r months. Gonzalbo and tSttie ellison re.
main. the .Diamantine auadrille dancers re-
1ae1 sre asre,S s''es
to please the 1mperiars audiences. who ex-
resor the Ths
at Roster d Bial's still include amusing con-
Dorothy Dennins. ana ths RsrouXiils. .NAnceys;
"psuls Dilemma are in the b BIZ: and ths new %
Borani brothers. ali acrobats. Ada LundberG.
b VIII n to seFs be
architecturally next season.
Some of the variety specialists are notably
original. but the majority are nero imitators.
AS soon as new plsy by Edward Harrigan Is
produced its songs are seized upon and sung
throughout the country. Mr. Harrigan might
prevent this by retaining the compositions in
manuscript. but 1t would be difficult Job to
prosecute all the thieves and it is likely that
he IS really gamer by the wide exploitation
OF his work. to say nothing Of the money that
the publication OF the music yields to David
Brahnm. the maker and adapter Of the tunes.
Mi Mo6 In p to
vogue with the stealcrs. Most OF the songs
popular In tho variety shows come from the
p%as 3SoSidi %oadn asi Buy a lie R'Ps Se
which has had grS1t y9sue tst It's
hii'efr1't Nan IN the Moon and I'm the Man
Fiat, Wrote Ta;r Boom .de;ny", are native
now dtties arc more than ppraphrnses Of old
melodies, Fer eXnmpls slGhf alteration
il scrVo Tor the lately familiar Down on the
Farm" This Is no new trick. Long ago the
notes OF tho ballad. Il Cannot Sing the Old
::onGs" were pIagiarized almost without
change EXCEPT IN II the ,moyement; fos "prstty
ishiy. accompanied by dance which sne
learned from Bobby Newecmb9s. tho old negro
Army lasses. having derived from those
religious workers, n lively hymn entitled
ynt:on p The actresses wear the sober uni
form OF tho Salvatonists. and mingle de-
lnureness and roguishness in the manner
Which, no doubt. Is initiative OF Louise Leslie
Carter as the Quakeress In Miss Helyett."
originated by tnnt inventive actress for 'The
Poet and the i,urpets.. has been Duplicated @