The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-13

from the London stage.
India" viii stay at Hoyt's il not settled yet. It
Is demonstrating the value OF original and In
genious fun in a farce; IL is eeing exported to
TOUR whit Charles ii, Hoyt has "A Conten,ed
Woman" ready for production, with Mrs. Mis-
kel-Hoyt In tile PRINCIPAL, part, rs soon rs the
stass OF his ,hrntre Is SyailSSle; cou..,..
wallack's will further demonstrate the abilities
Of h. :. Willard rs adellneator of character and
Henry ArIhnr Jones rs q playwright, The
by MIR. willard, Is II curiously absorbing and dt.
yerting rogue, ami his comedy Of .humhug In
has made n irst-rate start upon his short season
here. The comic opera "Kismet" will come to
Wnllack's on Jan. 4.
Some OF the revivals Of plays this week vie
with the new productions in Importance. One
of these cases Is "Trilby =" at the Knick erbocker
where we shall have II. Beerbohm Trees's i'm
rersonation of Du Maurler's hypnotist, and Kate
Yorke In tho Guise OF the enhancing and en-
tranced model. The stage version Of the novel
used by Mr.. Tree differs In some respects from
the nnc by Potter seen here. Gerald Du Maurier
n son OF the author. will appear In tho character
of ZOu-ZOu.
Charles Frohman stock company Is edglng
toward its home theatre. and will appear to-
morrow night at tho Harlem Opera House In
Bohemia one OF it's favorIte comedies o! last
season. The cast includes Miss Allen. Mr.. Favers-
ham. Mr.. Dodson. Miss De Wolfe, and Miss
Conquest. Two weeks hence this organization
will begin Its delayed winter term at the En-
piro with Under the Red Rose" dramatized
from Weyman by Edward Rose.
Ada Rehan will stand out again as Lady Tedzle
In a reproduction of THE School for Scandal"
at Days. The role Is one In which sho has
already distinguished herself. and for which
the admiration Is artisticnlly justifable. The
cast is much the same as before. The old
comedy is to be given on alternate nights with
THE Geisha." which still refuses to yield tho
DAILY stage moro than half the time.
Fanny Davenports final week In Sardou
dramas ut the American Is tn he divided between
Cleopatra" a forid and spectacular rcpre-en-
tation of tho Egyptian Queens amours, and
LA Tosca." one Of the highly wrought meio-
dramas written by the great French dramatist
for Saran Bernhardt. Most Of Miss Dnven.
ports popularity and money has come through
her use Of Sardou's works In English. and those
are two good Example of her success. "A
Man Of Honor" n new local drama by Mark
Price. will be- produced at the American next
week.
Peter F. DALEY will take the centre. the front.
and all sides of the Grand Opera House stage
auctionser in Good Thing This farce was
only does IL carry Mr.. Dailey'sown comicalities,
but also the semi.vauGevi!ie doing. OF Flora
Irwin and adozcn others. A holiday production
Ions ut this theatre.
Andrew Mack is the weeks visitor at the
Murray Hill. where he will hardly need an In
PRODUCTION IA one OF the acceptable Irish come
dians OF the day. He has made himself known
town; Tho play in which he is the singing and
dancing hero is "Myles Aroon." and the com.
tion. The Murray Hill has proved a handy
house.
has the week at the Columbus. and a novelty In
the performance will be the assumption by Mr..
and Mrs. Whytal OF light comedy roles. instead
of the tragic ones hilbert" taken by them. This
will serve to demonstrate whether or no these
actors are versatile. The, play is clever and in
been strengthened satisfactorily.
Full to rcpletion of sensational matter is
when London Sleeps" n melodramn which
goes 20 the People's. It's representation of low
and vicious lifein LONDON are extremely, graphic
a stage nearer to Broadway. aud they cannot
fail to DO absorbing as seen in the Bowery. The
adventures OF the heroine are quite acrobatic nj
times. as well as Intensely and dan
gerous.
The afternoon. Of next Thursday at the
Gilmore. French. and Hoyt to the aid Of tho
National Guard hospital bed fund. Other men-
ayers and many performers have made o big
and diverse bill feasible.
Women are conspicuous in this weeks vaude-
VILE lists. Yvette Gu!lbert begins at Roster
& Balls tomorrow night her second visit to
this country. She has discarded the repertory
va - e k'S allS ithNco hCtS. olhi Az "" Uuu-
get OF songs includes several that she will sing
In English. or these are :" Want You. Ma
Honey.""I Want to See the Old Home Again."
and My PEARLS q Bowery Girl" Among the
ballads that she will sing in her native tongue
area Mad with q Marrying Way.""The
Bride and Groom.""Ro La Rouge"
doned." and "Au Bots de Boulogne." Tho
French singer is retained for thirty perfor-
mances.
At the Olympia Music Hall the chief new
conner is Louise Beaudet. who has supplemented
her experience in this country in comic opera
and in dramatic roles by three months of en-
ployment in vaudeville in London and johann
nesburG. English. French. and German songs
make up Miss Beaude,'s present repertory. some
characteristic titles being I'm So Awfully
Chic" "A Lesson in Kissing" Jim Jams"
and the Little French Milliner." One ballad
with the title Il Don't Understand is part in
French and part in English. and describes the
reception by n French girl Of tie attentions of
English admirers. Miss Beaudet promises to
remain at the Olympia four weeks.
ra twp i in sine SP %ssaer" at INK" Web ssep & ' FfeIds's
Broadway. They are brought in as the enter
tainn,ent that Is furnished TO Ii Hung chang in
the same manner that excuse was made for the
embarrassing Sisters. who are not displaced.
One % the innings is filled with odd acrobatics
self by his own hair. and the other falls to five
Chinese musicians. Nothing like such playing
or plAy eTS u common 10 our vaudeville. lnOm-
rs Ryan. Charles Ross. Lillian swain. and John
I. Kelly are amusing participators in the bur-
lesQue.
A troupe OF skaters and b~icycllsts that have
never appeared in New York viii be enlisted in
to-morrow's continuous performance nj Keltl's
Union Square. and u debut in vaudeville is
promised for Laura Dainty. IL weli-known
lycenm entertainer; 4 transierence from an
uptown music hall brings mere the Florence
troupe Of a%crobats., Adele Purvi. Onrl remains,
and other contributors are MacIrtyre and
Heath. the Tally Iio trio. Redding and stanton.
Polk and Collins, the BagRrsens, DAILY and De.
we're, Samuel, Burt. Edward j. Boyle, Foreman
and West, and Francelli and Lewis.
Lydia Barry is at the top Of PASTORS rostor,
and other women that are conspicuous in 1t are
Dorothy Drew, Maud Nugont, aud Theo. Other
performers named are George Evans. Edwin
French. the Patterson brothers. Harry : Marion.
Mulvey aud lnman. WEIGH and Gardner. the
STEWARDS. Barnes and Sisson. Marguerite Hensel.
ana Joe Lewis.
In a sketch at Proctor's Pleasure Palace. Rich
ard liRrlowe will impersOnate II society belle,
and the Rossows viii displny their tiny. might.
Sigror PeruRini. Mathilde CUttrelly. and Willis
i. Swratnam are leaders at Proctor's Twenty
third Street.
Vaudeville concerts are given Today at tho
Olympia, Mt Weber g. Fields's Broad way. at both