The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-19
RMS WEEK At TEE rHEArREs.

.4r ,beotres will open for the fall and winter
du,Inp the week. The Columbus began last
risbt with "Harbor Lights" which will be
nlaved throughout this week. Tomorrow
a,,bs's Third Avenue Theatre will
9TH " Dr. cupid" a musical farce with special
,r trimmings. by C. r. Clifford, and new to New
YORK. On saturday evening Fanny Rice will try
Miss Innocence Abroad" on a New York audi
.n,e for the first time. This comedy Is an
.Ieptation from the French by Charles Brook
Acid and +. G. Phillips. which has been ar
yanged for the stage by Edward Paulton. Tried
originally by Miss Rice last fall, It was used
IN tho West durng last season. It Is in three
sots, and It's fun hinges upon complications
caused by a matrimonial bureau. Miss Rice's part
1, that Of q convent-bred girl. who is seemingly
very unsophlsticated but Is really entirely able
to look out for her own interests, and II affords
her full opportunity for the display OF her
varied talents. Her company contains George
r Edeson. Charles Coote, and Rose Beaudet.
On the same night SSl4g2" Will be revived for a
short time at the Garden Theatre, and will be
well supplied with new fun and novelty. The
tbird commeneement for this date lie at the Grand
Opera House. Paul kauyar' is the play.
With slaves Of Cold, the leading parts being
taken by Elmer Grandin, the plays author. and
By his wife, Eva MountfOrd. On saturday the
Bjou begins it's second season with the Han
Ions in "Fantasma."
or the theatres already in use two will have
new plays. The Peoples presents THE Derby
Mascot" . melodrama heretofore known as
"The Reprieve." As its new title indicates, It
now has a race scene, which is elaborate and
employs four horses, one being a skilled hurdle
jumper. Room s-plenty is made for specialties,
aud the entertainers OF this sort who are an
nounced are: Bunth and Rudd, the Salvina
brpthers, Frank Melville, Katie. Rooney. and
Willla- Foreman. The greatest feature OF. ALL
however, IA a swamp and bayou scene in which
living denlzens Of the .morass are plentiful,
titled The Life Guard" written by z. a.
J. Bowling and Myra Davis are the prominent
actors employed, and realism and thrills are
One 81 the entertainments which have lasted
AZ Snmmer Y to end its stay With this week.
is showing at the CaslnJ aext Saturday, be-
cause of engagements made fot ae house many
weather which would have withered shows con-
tluing less Of bright entertainment.
From the Fifth Avenue comes the announce
mcnt that The Mikado" will surely reach its
one hundrcdth performance, a very remarkable
the whole summer. II there be any successor TO
II. 1t will be another Gilbert and sullivan work.
Two special programmes for to-day end
sousa's musical festival ct Manhattan Beach.
The singing will include the pages song from
lies Huguenots," by Rosa Linde: "Rosaltina,"
by Laura Bellini: there are solos by Conrad Beh-
rens and NJ. Guile, and the four will be heard In
s~quartet from " Martha" The operate chorus
will dng Handlers "Hallelujah" chorus. and
the full band will render these selections:
Haydn's "Surprise Symphony Massanet's
"scenes Neapolitaine,' the overtures of VIII
liam Tell" and "Tannhauser.' and LISTS
Hungarian Rhapsodie No. q" The final num-
Der Of each concert iS The. Assembly of the
quartet and chorus. and also employs the anvil
brigade and dynamite battery. The opportunity
certs Of the first half Of the week. Among the
performers then, heard will be Frank Mar
neIis,s; John Maersmann. saxophonist. and
August Haase on the euphoninm; \ new work
h. played Tuesday afternoon. The Hagcnbeck
animals have three ~showings daily nearby in an
arena which gives to visitors q chance u, plainly
emitting sunday ana Monday nights, Palms
viewed every other evening, and i, "A handsome
Affair kIrS SG1} kp rs W;IS i Wssa sonii by iir ,r Srsw
daily performances the whole show is given. aud
every ENTERTAINMENT includes all the remarkable
feats Of riding and shooting which have made
Col. cody and mis- assistants famous. There are
no pGs,ronements on account Of the weather.
GlaITkSs and Anna Eisids as singer i.d de v the
tor Herbert. Toward evening there will be n
balloon ascension by Maud de- Haven, with a
parachute jump from mid-a The list, of per-
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naT' the three Renos, thu v]entinis., and Dash.
specialists will hold over: Seycrus Sharer, sam
son. the Iamorl family. Mayo's trick horses,
Mile. kialto, and Dan Costello. Living pic
lures" are continued.
Ar Important addition will he made to the
variety playhOuscs tomorrow by the opening of
Tony PASTORS. The bill il headed by the we'll
known names Weber and Fields and James +.
Hoo ln, t2 pn,..I Anna 10 contributed hy
Edward ". Jordan. who appears for the first
time in this country. ife gives a new twist To a
speciality ~ sllarpshooting, his target being a
Ilnphone, whose tones he brings out by shoot
Randall, Harris and Waiter, Mile. Kamochi.
gRrien and Havel, Mile. Carltni. and Blanche
Fernandez.
Al The Union square the programme is an en-
trely new one. To the fore In IL il Julie
MnEcy, a sonEstress with an unusually deep
voice. Another performer who IL always en-
teriaInins Is IN Bersells, who models heads in
clay very quickly and with, amusing method.
TlRtcn in sketches; Conway and Leland. one
legged ~acroDats and dancers; swift and chase,
Leslie. Collins brothers, the imperial mandolin,
SSshiG. and guitar quartet; w: Il Hatch; n; Z:
s stsIIfy, o nhe Lor snd MN ! TS9 STANTON reau'hs' the
,ABublic showing will be made Monday even
ihs Tor the frst time az Roster a. BiaIs OF oscar
They promise TO bs very deliberately done, with
al thr Elective aids which INGENIOUS lighting
- iiiht "a iphA. ~ 80
BE- Of very large size, the frame being thirty-five
ieat wide and eighteen feet high. The titles of
tmse are TIT Gladiator" +" Elaine" "DiAnA's
Chase" and In the Circus" Nineteen new
groups or single figures OF the smaller size are
also on the list, The American debut OF a Euro
pan specialist Is announced as a feature OF the
variety bill, lie Is FiAlkOwsky, an imitator of
thlmals. Other newcomers are Murray ana
Sroyihi and Atroy. CaicedO, the Lars Larsens,
bnnth and Rudd, and Marguerite are retained.
The roster Of the continuous" show at
Pr0rtnr's Indicates a complete change OF enter
nlnerA Heading IL are the two American
Macs, a pair Of cOmical knOckabOut singers and
aancrrsi then come Thee, Nellie Franklin, Fore
man and West, Fields and Lewis, the Raymond
nrothers, the HelsLOns, Base and bach, George
W LarOsa, the Dorothy sisters, Seymour and
So9rr, Charles DE Wore, Mabel Stanley. Thomas
u, lie SurdO, John H.. Mack. and Alice ryerette.
a. added living picture is entitled Tho Water
Eleven specialties are TO be offered nightly
sthp the Madison square Garden. The new per-
Formers are; Madeleine shirley, Bins and Burns,
DFaNee, Ruth Caldwell and her pickAnninies,
iho bare brothers, and the WertembeTg sisters.
Lttie titlsOn, the TOrtajada troupe, Al Ii. VII
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