The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-22

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Heath,s show with his own Ghapneey Olcott
George Jsssop and Augustus Pitou.
Viola Allen is not to be displaced as leading
Russell. to whom tho in genus roles viii he as
signed Elsie de w n,, NIL BE- in Sister MARI.
he sf %siGen Of The aiass GinaefsS
at Abbey's. is daughter OF William Terri;s
mate parts Iss Joseph Haworth will travel in
| Rosedale" next season. Col William john
Seeided to make his pfSfessionsi dsSGt IL this
city next autumn in Brutus" barney Fer,
"DnfIy's Blunders" with a company sent out
from the Fourteenth street.
In the visits Of the travelling com psnies this
week the Grand Opera House gets Jane" the
farce which all freduenters OF theatres are ac-
quainted with. but which has taken on new
| and quaint life since Jennie Yeamans assumed
the principal role.
| A second week Is given TO wang" at the
Am rlcan. where Edwin F. Stevens fills the
place which Dewoli Hopper formerly held In
| that comic opera The revival is much more
| ornamental than was publicly promised. none
| OF the fun OF Dir. Goodwin's libretto goes to
| waste. and Mr. Morse's music gets Justice.
Frederick Hallan and Joseph Hart remain at
| the Park third week to enforce the lively fun
| OF Tho Idea" upon audiences that are fond
| OF variety farce In It's latest DEVELOPMENTS.
They make some changes weekly In the songs
and dances that form q large part OF the en-
tertalnment.
All this season George Evans and william
Hoey have been playing last engagements"
in this city and elsewhere. but there is reason
to believe that the present week at the Harlem
Opera House will be really the final one Of
these com edans together. They have made
popular fame and solid fortune out OF their
comic talents. az employed In "A Parior
Match" which New York first saw as an hours
sketch at Tony Pastors. but which was soon
heightened to I'LL an evening. It has been
kept steadily up TO date In Its coiloduial hui
NOR while retaining the original Hoyt oharao-
ters OF the tramp and the book agent.
Again Blue Jeans" with its wonderful
tenacity OF amusing qualities. Three sound
reasons for It's success are its racy humor. Its
extremely thrilling melodramatio scene and
its thorough Americanism. Blue Jeans" 10
One Of the better Known of the Charles Froh. |
man companies the uG0msdisns, revives It's
the the Brootiyn' CoiumSia Joseph Holland Is
stu With the party and the Performances OF
the French Is Bound to be- soSd
MecdIa ma With 9TH tank n II wtn real vet
Biiou in the form Of THE Paymsster." Dun:
can B Harrison heads, the company. and
The melodramn at the Peoples is "A Man
A%Pong Men,. the stirring mine nine scenes. Of
q forcible sort OF thing. and should prosper In |
the Bowery. where startling realism is apt to |
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CABIN" The Sctoroon'" and other OLD. time
plays OF the plantation and slavery, Negro
singing and dancing are TO DO plentiful. II 10
announced.
increased through an entertainment at the
Garden Theatre tonight. The programme
contemplates a vaudeville show OF seemly
diverse. and altogether legal nature. A full
list OF specialists gives promise OF more than
moneys worth Of amusement. Among those
who have promised to take part are Nine
Tavary. Theresa Vaughn. Julia Arthur. Mar
shall P. Wilder. Louis Harrison. Bessie Bone
hill Mathilde Cottrely. Eliza Proctor Otis.
Harry Pepper. and Mabel Stephenson
The Sunday show tonight at tho Park is the
affair of John +. Hogarty. and among the vol
unteers announced are Peter F. Daley. May r.
win. Ada Lewis and John q. Sparks Of the "A
Country Sport" besides others
The volunteers for the matinee In aid OF |
Thomas Mcguire, once an important factor In |
California theatricals., are In excess OF the
expect an exceptionally good entertainment |
The Metropolitan Opera House is the place.
The amateur actors OF the strollers are to
play various comedies in the first week OF May
at the Berkeley Lycsum for charity.
Variety performances are offered In pro-
Rrammes OF two and half hours and eleven
hours In length. Approximatlng the latter
term is the bill at the Union Square. which
this week is headed by Hughey Dougherty. a
veteran of the minstrel stage. who will talk
about the tariff and other current topics 9th
ers In the bill are Katie Rooney the Barras
troupe. Raymon Moore. Crimmins and Gore |
Kokin. Kelly and Ashley. Morton and Reyelle. |
]. W. Hamptons trained dogs and boxing cats, |
Murphy and Boyd. May Wentworth. A J. Mar
tyne. Ted and Clara Symmonds Bennetto and
Cannon. Delmare and Baker and Mackis and
Walker.
Proetor's Theatre. too. 10 still given up to
the " continuous" show. The list OF perform
ers here starts with tho Sansoni Sisters. two
women who exhibit remarkable muscular
strength Another pair are the Deltorelli |
who have infused novelty into the |
well-known turn" wherein the performers
play upon a variety OF musical Instruments
They succeed comicAlly in procuring musical
strains from gloves, chair cushions. cham
payne bottles, which are carried In baskets. and
coins of different sizes. The rest OF the pro-
gramms u made up by Marie Mant John W. |
the DiamantIno Quadrills Dancers |
laurence and Harrington. Emory and NARROW, |
the Burts. the WorTals. NalyinO. Leigh and |
Mayo. the Tyrolsan Quartet Oracle and