The morning times., 1896-09-24

pCAtSSS.
Despite its light and Involous title, "A
Suiuncr Ilrl, ut the bIyOu This week,
posse a IiOst lDtvleslIiii. anu thiLlIhS
slory OF the heart. ior lis iudlD thread OI
plot. lhe toiueu. Is most aDuDIant-thcie
VIII he DuineTous speCiaiies.
The Summer UiH wiii DC sho wD In all
her Tlory-neT pastlmes and her pay her
IliTi ations and neT lads, all a lie CLai acter-
i1eu, tut "A suluineI oifi is not all
nonsense. IL Is really a symmetrical and
we'll l-coDstructed drama, III which all uie
Characters are iiring and DrealIabg human
beings.
"A summer Girl is a play OF realism
and OF social interest, and with an ex
,eiIeDJ company OF tined aCtors 10 III
teTprct II, new scenery and effects, and
last, bat not least, Eulson's yItdsCppe at
The end to atuuse and instruct. Manager
Whlteseli is certainty spdiInS no expense
10 Iulnli The pledges liz: i.iie TO III e theater
gong public that lhe high STANDARD he
proposed ior the bijou should be maiDt aimed.
AR. Arnat has arranged an entirely new
program oil views lor Tie vltasCope tins
week. They VIII Include those, iIUm Ills
extensive list, Which were most popular
at the New York run at Roster bial's.
Andrew Mack, who is rapidly acquiring
prominence d IA dramatic star, VIII lie the
Ungnt, pa articuiar attraction at the Acad-
emy ot Music next Week, appearing in
his fayo rite character Of MylcS Aroon.
II has ca pt ureIa II overs OF This Cia or rish
plays by his merilorious work AS the
IriSn peasant lad, siHarting under an unjust
accusation, heshows great dramatic strength
anu In the nghtcr scenes he makes as hand
some and manly luver or as pretty a colleen
as one would lind for niles around
The character, originally written for
Scaiion, iitS lin Ike the pToverbial glove.
And it could lust as Wei have been origi-
naily written 10 fit his talents as well
- IoS col his famed predecessor In he role.
The play itself Is different in II any respects
from the usual play OF this type. IL is
4 n trnr or UUzFl..
eartedneSs, and a love Of fun II akiHg per-
vades the entire piece. Mr. Mack, who
is weilknown as a SINGER of lr1sh songs
and those which are literally sprinkied
throughout the play re OF his own compost
ton and are said to be his test efforts.
"Myles Aroon' VIII be handsomely staged,
he scenes being fiiled with warmth or
coiuring unusual even il an Irish play
The first production in this City Of the
distinctly American comedy success, "Clim-
mic FaudeD," VIII occur AT the New Ma
tioDal Tieater on next Monday night with
the distinguished comedian, Charles Hop
per, in the title role. The piece will tie
gwen with the original New AGrk cast and
with all the stage accessories that were
used during las remarkable enga cement Of
an entire season in New York city.
"CGi,nmie atiden'' was CEe or ,he most
popular and prOiItabic productions OF last
year III New lork. ltproved such strong
attraction that IT. ran during the entire
winner in the metropolis to immense bust
ness AS dramatic production -Chimfnie
Fadden'' is said TO have lost none OF the
charm OF The novelist who made 1t one OF
the most popular books OF its kind, running
through several editions.
AS Chimmie Mr.. Hopper is said to have a
new and distinct type to the American
sage, full or supple pathos. effervesceDt
hunIor. quaint colioquialsms. light touches
OF comedy and sLong Castes Uf dramatic
of the Bow cry 10y is, frCm all accounts. q
new creation. "Chimmie Fadden" will be
given here for a week, with matinees on
Wednesday and Saturday.
The cuniii week at the Grand will be
devaded To an elatoraCc production by
E, & ne Tompkins' company of the iamii-
lat work OF Mr. Charles Baras, THE
Black Crook"
II has been many years since Messrs
Wheatiey, Jarrett and Palmer first cap
tured the New York public with the briI-
iiancy of the scenic environment and gilt
ter Of the arniors in the first pIoduction
Il this popular and weliiasuiLg fairy
l6 Gend.
.,e play grants opportunities which the
cnterprisiI manager is quick 10 grasp,
aud The th.aters of Europe Iced assist-
ance in a hunter II their choice yauue-
vile artists, whose various specialoes
break pleasantly in Oh the many DalleGs
The last Eaneo are as much the prop
erty of THE Black Crock" as the oefl,un
followers OF ''Hertzs g. The crook" OF
,ne spirits who intest ...e golacn ieainis OF
character, presentir & the BALLET of Gems"
that Ur popular airs, .ne cobweb oance, etc.
Mile. kraskee. Il premiere Of note, as well
as Mile. Mlcari, ieLu & ace 10 lhe terEsi
numbers.
The drama Popion Of the performance Is
Well cared lor by Messrs. redeIick Mel
Vile, John W. World. Vernon Ramsdeil.
Charles Z. Graham, the Misses CUnnie
Carroll Clover Liliial Har-
per and Dorothy Lathrop.
The vaudeviiie cui'iii gent embraces the
Brothers korani. MaruU, the Marvel. The
sisters YOU e, 4. s. Whit eek, ana Miss
Vera Wilson. while the talieG embraces
some forty pretty you 6 lauies.
Flynn and Sheriian's Big Sensation
Double show will I've the attraction AT ker-
nan's next week. This organization in
trOduces a new idea and presents two
ing twenty white, and fifteen creole ar.
lists. Among the features presented il o
graAd openiag Z rxtravlganZa in wticS both
will appear.
The olio consists of the Sisters Howe.
lenders OF fashion; Cunningham and Grant,
lhe original brutal brothers, HenOrita
Flor;l, the queen OF the high vim; Lag
caster aud Collins, premier grusesque
liarcers: q grand dancing tournament, led 1
by Miss sophia Tb0rne. he champion female
rlog dancer OF the world; Miss May LAM
Ing the charming sOubrettc; Billy Farrell,
assisted by Miss Willie Farrell. In their
own creation. entitled The Cake Walkers
and Smart and Williams, the
Comedians ami dancerA
as.