The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15

tire. His emergence from the wrappings Of an
ancient Egyptian mummy. his adventures ofa
ment into cerements. are treated for broad fun
SomethinS not definitely described, further
than that II will be "a handsome little present."
awaits every woman brave enough TO go, to
s h0seiS aeks Of ifn"eAa'FFHi Florida hsS Enc Saa menu MSrS.
Gunter's play has not been changed at all. He
says that the first performance satisfied him OF
the entertaining value of the piece, and that lie
does not mind newspaper condemnation.
di.N has passed its nftieth performance, with
sou en'rs to mark the occasion. There socins
TO Gs no sGt's saHs t as 70 .I ~, eo an ,hnt house. o or
elsewhere, II is likely to stay In town all winter.
II e a snccessfni modern example OF an old.
fail to hnd It extremely lauShable. London Is
Seemingly in favor with those who like lively
melodrama is The Cherry Pickers' at the
Fourteenth Street. 1t is u war play, and rHr.
haps its American author was wise TO l9eate 1t
in lndia. British soldiers and their Hindoo
enemies offer n novelty. The episode OF the
blowing the hero to flinders, never fails to awe
and horrify most OF the spectators; .,u,,,
is used as a background aud foundation, much
as the same author did in Held by tho Enc:
my" No battle is shown. but the clanklne OF
arms. and the roar OF cannonadinR are heard.
and the love story is told to the. ever-effectua
ncG9mpanimen OF warfare. H. is exeeedingly
we'll performed, without tho slightest exaggera-
ton, and Is thereby saved from anything like
cheapness.
nv uou III 1tlo Va ~ SAeh W e"S
Cross. could hardly have failed to centre a
great deal of discussion upon 1t as performed by
Knickerbocker Probably nobody who goes to
see II is disappointed, unless 1t be those who
are afraid that there Is something sacrilegious
In the melodramatic treatment of Christian
martyrdum. The religious theme is handled
both boldly and reverently.
This is to be a week without a great novelty In
vaudeville. Most of last weeks leaders are
held over, and by a general shift In the various
rosters a new side Is kept in view. For Weber
& Fields's Broadway the now entertainers are
Billy Emerson and Josephine Sabel. sam Ber-
nard. Lynch and Jewel. and Albachi and Mas
saud being also listed. THE Geezer." with tho
antics OF the Embarrassing Sisters as its newest
factor, is continued. To-niEht's concert en-
ploys John I. Kelly and Ross and Fenton
among Others.
This weeks performances at Roster & Binl's
will present but slight change from those OF the
last six days, the same entertainers being re-
talned. The newest specially of the lot is that
done by the Glinserrettis, a half dozen acrobats
recruited from the tented shows. Williams and
Walker. two negroes. are kept on in a budget of
songs and foolery; the Rogers brothers utter
their nonsense In a twisted German dialect. and
Werner and Rieder are as near to the real
Tyrolean as the music halls ever get. O'Brien
and Havel are one of the few sketch teams"
that prosper here. and the BarrIsons and Cissy
Fitzgerald attend to the dancing.
A newcomer to tho Olympia Music Hall,
where the variety show is now given. is Will
liam De Bee. whose speciality of equilibrium Is
done while he stands on his head on a swinging
trapeze. The Iowa Cherrys are to draw on New
Workers for the price of a fruit farm or two,
and of others there are the La Porte sisters. the
Dunbar sisters. Amann. the Poluskis. tho Han
Ions. and the Florenz troupe. The ball that
succeeds the vaudeville entertainment Is given
in the winter garden. SO the former delay Of
clearing the floor for dancing is obviated. Viola
Pratt is one of the vocalists Of to-night's vaude-
That double-distilled essence Of Boston cul-
tnre. the Howard Atleneum COMPANY, is to
home to look over the footlights at nothing bat
eyeglasses and bumpy foreheads, they are sure
10 attract great minds FOR six nights aud as
nni Henry. Dclmorc and Lee, the Mortons,
Fake and semon. the Levinoss Ben r; Harvey;
and Murray. Boston's own name fo- the NOV
SHOWN in the entertainment.
Tomorrow is the exception of recent Mondays
in that i does not bring some notable from
opera or drama TO a continuous show. But at
keith's Union Square the success OF last weeks
experiment with Bronson Towards Odd Love
continuance; Eben Plympton and Agnes Proc
tor engage 10 it as before: or the SPECIALISTS
Blraet and RivIsre. French v]oGallsts: who have
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Cole. the Luciers. John d. Gilbert, and Nellie
seymour. The cinematographe is a continued
feature OF merit.
Tie three leaders of Pastors ill-Tony Pas
tor. Lew Docks,ader. and Maud Raymon!-hold
ions comprising June Dechamp, Cora Routt.
Barr and Evans, @. X; sato, the Nelson Trio.
Pearl. Keys and Nel!.s. Edwards and Kernel,
Katherine Gyles. and Harry Thomson.
Lydia Eeamans-TItus j. at Proctor's TWENTY
third Street to-day. and Pauline Hall and Willis
J. Sweatnam are at Proctor's Pleasure Palace.
OF the ~latter's weekday forces are Miss Hall.
Griffin and Dubois. the SpinSs, Bertoldi, and
Ada Deaves. Jean Clermont. the Painters,
Einns and Binns, and Kaoly are at the Twenty
third Street.
At Huher's Museum there Is a novelty, F. A.
Barton. FOR years the official photographer at
Joliet prison, is to give IA lecture. for which the
title might be Great Thieves That | Have
Met" II is to be illustrated by stereopticon
pictures of prison life, and, next TO going to
prison. there's said to be nothing quite Its equal.
OF course. the wild man of Borneo is hardly In
the hunt with such featured. but he's listed, and
there are a lot OF variety folk in service.
Between casts of dead faces and wax repre-
sensations OF faces contorted with deaths ago.
MES. the latest exhibits at the Eden Musee are
the reverse of cheerful.