The sun., 1894-11-11

the Weston sisters, Randolph and Rodgers. the
Mayos, Minerva Ice, and George f. Fisher.
| Al Doris's the japanese dancing girls who last
| summer appeared In Tho Mikado" are an
large. sized H9llsnders are also promised. Carrie
| stanley and her companions will turn on the
| thrills with drama entitled Silverspur, the
| Avenger."
Clearance sales Of amusement are advertised
4 at several Of the theatres, TO make room for a
new lot Of plays. This is the final week Of f.
| II. sothern's engagement at the Lyceum. and he
will not return TO that stage before next sum-
mer. Lord Chumley" will bo given until
Saturday night, excepting that "A Way to Win
a Woman" will have one more repetition at the
| Thursday matinee.
The Casino offers the final weeks repetitions
| OF "The Passing Show" which will not be seen
again in town this season. Perhaps the best
two things in II, as now performed, are the
Antony and Cleopatra burlesque and the picka-
ninnies' dance. but there Is q rapid and never
pointless succession Of travesties, spccialties
and music TO crowd an evening with light friv-
olty, in which the only indecency Is the cos
The broadway Invites buyers Of musical
trayesty TO make make hnai purchases OF Pr Syn, syn,
representation will be given on Wednesday, and
tbs, management declares that the souvenirs
version OF school" quits the Broadway the
Bostonians will come IN with Prince Ananias,"
the new work with which that company will be-
gin its winter season in town.
The Standard will have to let The New Boy
Il will have been played nigh 10 a hundred
times. As the company Is now composed, with
and tribulations Of the man-Goy at school, it
gives performance OF the farce that brings out
se Much nfns Rsy hf5s the
French, but thoroughly Americanizcd.
William II. Cranes stay at the Star will close
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weeks more OF "The Pacific Mail" which very
funny farce ls making its audiences laugh by
ity operate as merits not faults, II the piece be
appraised for Its amusing value, Nor does Mr..
he is throughout the lively performance, as there
Is a profusou OF comic matter for all concerned
when he comes back to town next season.
On the same lst day OF December John Drew
Bauble Shop" and he will not tread that stage
again until next season. when he will have an
ps s no the aaS 90 Of
MSsaueraders." In view wv Of the London IS success
will be as well performed here. there is small
likelihood that much else will be required at the
Tie end OF Shenandoah" and November at
the Academy Of Music will come simultaneous
months Of renewed popularity In Its spectacular
form, which contains one OF the best displays OF
the stage. =. % The melodrsma % I that % Shenandoah"
viii give way to is The Cotton King" a re-
saT n q. fo9P o Ro,on ana no"
In the way Of entertainments other than dra-
matic Prof. Hermann offers, at the Harlem
Columbus, his legerdemain, illusion, and other
diverting mysteries. He Is one of the most dex-
ferrous of experts In his line, and his manner of
practising his tricks and devices is amusing.
Some Of his mechanical deceptions are snowy
T. .t.,lw. H..
Columbus will have q cyclonic farce. as a West
ern whirlwind is one of the stirring episodes in
I" Rush City," which Is described as great deal
more than merely breezy,
Comstock's Mnstrels have . new programme
at st. James Hall. The ballads will all be those
Of Stephen Foster. and include such refrains as
Nelly was lady" Massa's In do cold. cold
ground" Come whar my lub lies dreaming"
and Hard times come agin no more" trav-
esty entitled Tim Campbell After Election"
promises timely fun, and another Is called "A
Jet Black Rag" In burlesque OF MIX White
The Primrose and West party which has been
in town month or 81. now takes its negro min
strelsy to the Peoples. The company is adroitly
made up of performers corked black and born
black. and the old and new styles OF black fun,
TOO, are broush. together in the pgn9 programmsn 9f
morning street parade win rouse the Bewery:,
Roman Catholic orphan asylums are complete,
and the performances will be given on Thursday
afternoon and evening at the Metropolitan
Opera House. A. NJ. Palmer directs the affair |
this year. and nearly all the other managers In
the city have aided him. Parts Of half a dozen
current entertainments, along with the single
efforts OF many actors, will make MP TWO ex-
cellent programmes.
The afternoon of Nov. 20 at the Fifth Avenue |
will be devoted TO charity. the money raised
going to pay for bed at st. Luke's for crippled |
children. Mrs. John Drew. John Drew, Carrie |
Turner. Lew Dockstader. and others will par
ticipate and Edward Vroom will be a factor.
appearing with Mrs. Drew In the letter scene of
Bias" and a new short play by Miss Merrington.
Col. Robert q. Ingersoll has new lecture en- |
titled The Bible" and carrying, presumably,
a fresh and furious onslaught on Christianity.
He will deliver IL at the star this evening.
The English writer OF detective stories, and
creator of " Sherlock Holmes" will give read |
ings and "reminiscences at Daly's at IL o'clock
The Flower and Food Show is on at the Grand
Central Palace and orchids are brought TO the
front for this week. troupe of Japanese aero
bats and jugglers has stage to itself, and music
IL provided by the Fifth Regiment band. The
chrysan themums remain on view to-day.
At the Eden Musee over a hundred varieties of
chrysanthemums on exhibition, score of
which have been created recently by cultivation.
Named among the patronesses OF the display are
Helen Gould, Mrs. Stanford White. Mrs. Theo-
dore A. Havemeyer, Mrs. Henry Clews, Mrs
Theodore Hellman, and Mrs. A. Iselin. The
showing OF bloom Is in addition to wax display,
and band concerta come twice day as usual.
Prof. l.. Stone Virgins will lecture tomorrow
night at Madison Hall. in Harlem, on Mars
aid What Caused the Deluge."