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atthe Park. The actor end the play are again
q these t tso Si,its ,Ss ssisrtsln .st Rss been
given 70 syery censidersble city IN the land.
II seet fop The a SPEAK log Soen
for him 70 BE Sr,Ss In and plenty q helps With
plays q very eeesntrie Irish woman. and Vic.
tory Bateman is another member ofwhatseem
Robert Gasios Il master Of Rrot.souery,
and IN piece called Sport McAllister. One OF
ihS s hut shossns s .s
man whose en9s,s 70 get along In poiti,c,s and
o%ins % chisiy su to The mschinatIons a. ~ rival
are at NiblO's Garden this week.
The plays In which things very much resem-
| bling vaudeville are mixed In with dramatic
| matter. and others In which the variety show
element II hardly disguised at all. are by their
managers called comic opera. burlesdue or
farce com edy at will. The one closest to what
IL pretends TO be is Robin Hood" the light
opera which the Bostonians are stlll acting
and singing finely at the Broadway.
| Pauline Hall aud her company are taking
merry liberties with Offenbach at Harrigan's.
By giving The Princess Of TrebiZonde' In q
| go-as-they- please fashion that might we'll
make the Frenchman turn face downward In
his grave Most Of the music is sung as IL was
written. and those auditors who do not like to
see the antics OF the com edlans. Mr.. Solomon
listening with their eyes shut That is not to
be done. however. when Miss Hall is on view.
The shred Of farce that barely justlfles any
title at all for the speciality entertain ent at
| the Casino is called About Town" II does
contain the echoes and shadows Of oharac-
| ters and scenes about this town. but II de-
pends on the amusing abilities Of it's perform
| ers and is case In which the play is not the
| thing OF much Importance. Russelps Come
| disns have never been circumscribed By plot,
roles. or anything else that hindered them in
| the free use o. their powers to please on their
own account They find no restraints In
| About Town." but are permitted to intro
| duce a selection Of current songs and dances.
and to build up the show in any way that the
audiences encourage. ,.,
ss BSp 5ey1na sssTy IN is sn
specimen of that inartistio yet Irresistible
bailey y was first assistant fun maker to James
| T. Powers, but developed so much original
ccS counsry spori. @ Now his @ chief ~ ala May irwin.
| has quite eoualled him in devisinG and enforc-
out out with % a eempsny @ % q. her back. Neither Mr.
DALEY nor Miss Irwin was ever OF any account
ssaT los SsS sSss sSa Su ssfn al
lery gets free. they are fnimitable entertainers
Ths sss.on f'f Hoyts will bring forth re-
yiyal Of any other piece than : A Trip to China
. sI.s 81 he Is. oEsnDs Ths
no member Of which shows The d smallest @ loss %:
Sa e. 70 the Sspis
humor. The hypochondriac the widow; the
the es o u M
5sS Is.5 ss q 6S T i Is: ,s PSi
S:: fssuaasd "nd sad. 1sHi
The rstention Of things that have worn long.
az Ss e sds
to the Garden g an Sss
Hn ter %sa Sse%ed ss.snts too % The snow !. now now
sivisy; Ths " popuisr S dit,iss Which TReres.
Vaughn sings with uncommon swestness and
sSmed COM f dians are faith fully in4u.trioSs Dorothy
Denning 70 q dance lately added to the com:
Se sSoa ssn SaI %sa
sneo on April 20 viii have souvenirs
Vaudeville will Be idsalized at the Grand
Opera House this evening. No amount Of
money could hire such . company as the one
which will then give an entertainm ment but
| charity alone has sufhced to do Il. The per-
formers are volunteers. the theatre and it's
whole outfit are given free Of cost. and substan-
TALLY all the money taken In will be given to
| the Actors Relief Fund. The programme
names william Terriss. Frank Mordaunt. Jes-
| sic Bartlett Davis. Louis Aldrich. Fanny
Janauschek. II. c. Barnabee. Eugene Cowles.
Walter Jones. Marshall p. Wilder. Louise
Deaudet. Maggie Cline. Isabelle Urauhart.
Guy Standing. sisieretta Jones. the Mnnssin-
ger Glee Club. the Pickaninpy band. J. W.
Kelly. the Vilona sisters. and Hasselbrink.
In the regular variety field there Is q direct
reversal OF the old Adage. for though the pot
IL watched very closely. It bolls furiously. Evil
dence OF Its activity Is seen in the fact that Of
ever twoscore persons employed last week In
auibai and Greyills bring here their rsmsrEa>
BILE disClay Of silent so%mpniestion 81 ~ with their
are IN Hs vh0
list: " Carrie Tateln. the one esceptiSH to to the the
general % change; hsSrsspSe Law sp,s and Fits tsonard
MAY. Alpine. Nordhelm. Haines and Pettinaill.
the Ia pust. sisters, Rgs:ehl a. h0'Dell and Rus
Hector and Tsursine. the Burke brothers.
White and Granger. Eugene Garetta. and the
,ssndss !: e end h. sta, Ia, a, Roster 4 R!er.
ish WRieS she s ad NOT 10 ns ass Monday Acds
Capitaine too. will not be seen In her perform |
a only gasssos snd
Burns. but these remain: Unthan. Bertoldi, |
shS Dsitorelll orothers. and Clara oualitz and |
'ai Monday ih VIII md but few o, las, weeks en-.
newcomers is Val Dare. trick bieIclist. and |
things they do are as follows: Ruth Ward. in |
four-leEged dance; Harrigan and Aubrey. In |
musical offerings: Roger and Belle Dolan. in |
farcical sketches: Flora. on the slack wire: |
and Grimm. rough and tumble fellows Kaufee |
and Hill. burlesque skaters; the Kins. .Ners. |
sanilibrists. and the Metropolitan trio OF pan
tomimistk
There come to Pastors this week two per-
formers who are deseryedly well known In |
their respective lines; Frank Bush. with his |
fund OF Hebrew dialect stories. and Phyllis
Allen, . sweet contTalto singer, best Temem-
bered for " Mamie. Ny Darling" in the chorus
IN which The sHdisnss len Joins I've t more af well
Among others on the bill are Tony Pastor
himself. In sopRs which make direct appeal
feature OF Mr.. Pastors performance. which
takes but ten seconds. is a dance. Short as 1t
Is. few OF his audience fail 70 recall i. Harry