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to Jones, at tho Ma nSs;toS. ~ docs n,t seem tS bs
OLD theme is so we'll trcshrned n!th original com
cetts, and the Jests are 90 coi,oIuiai, that the
appeal for mrth 10 eifeetual. Tho gonpnnr SON
tains some lrst-rNte comedians, ard Tho aoistrr>
business Of several actors has boon obt sideraIly
toned down. There Will bs no nead OF a. change
of play here for IA while,
A thrcohundredth performances % Tho Girl
from Faris vii! DO reached A. inc Herald
TIE foucry ana music OF this play are being
treated by q company OF undiminished ability.
at Se 10
acted there by and by Is Hotel Topsy Iurvy,"
OF London where SS II Il 10 "a now @ SGrreHt, t. " ''' "
a silver toilet article viii be tho AIT 81 the
dgS5s eerormHnIs 40 on :, pt ~ OF Tns ,b Whlr
Monday Tho Belle OF New York " will be- por-
formed rbS SpS Tor - ihs h rs, rn%: time, n-
has not yet been reached Mt Dalys. nor has the
vim OF the company been exhausted in tho sing
ing ~. Mhon a rhanse of bill ia made bore 1t
will be 10 The Geisha.
A third week is given 10 Tho Privn:eer" at
the star Tho ., enc features of this mcloirama,
upon which 1t d ponds largely for its popularity,
have been improve in the handling and with
corresponding gain In effectiveness. The Cap.
tain OF the NonsuCh." French comedy turned
into English BY Col. Milikcn. will be the Stars
next play. and after ono week of that the Ger.
Fair Fail in Mideeitomn." syii later, Davi, { KcqSh
yTill pro!nCe sensational play called Tho
=. Tho glittcring and populou. spectncles OF
Of M Ma.e SoeqPy tas H sssss OF st
affairs eyer given in the theatre OF noteworthy
shows. 1t has been whipped Into fnr better
shape than II possessed at tret. This is the last
week OF the present version. In the second one
anumber OF vaudeville acts will no introduced,
and the imported dancers will be displaced BY
Americans whose methods, 1t Is calculated. win
be more to the liking OF Academy audiencea
At the week stands may bo found a sufficient
man." which was new Hoyt play Of last sea-
con. goes to the Grand Opera House. 1t is in
this piece that tho satirically humorous author
deals with woman suffrage, and makes a hus-
band and wife run In rivalry for tho Mayoralty
Of Q Colorado city. Belle Archer. q handsome
and gracious actress. now enacts tho heroine
and tho company contains Q dozen adopts In
Hoytia farccality.
Tho bill at tho Harlem Opera House will be
Captain Inpudonce," which was seen down.
town last winter with Its author. Milton Royle.
In the titlo role and his wife, Selma Fetter
Royle. as tho heroine. This drama 10 built upon
an episode In the Mexican war. and 1t mikes
Yankee soldiers and Mexican women In a love
story hinged upon tho fighting of battle. Tho
original set OF good scenery will DO shown:
George A. Bumenthal is now tho manager Of
this theatre solely. having closed his Interest in
the Columbus.
Those active and grotesque comedians from
the visitors at the Colu mbus. now managed by
Jack Kahn: The farce used to advantage last
sented again during this cngaGcment. The
piece is. OF course. q hodRe-podge OF jokes and
antics, songs and dances. largely spPortensd to
the other members OF the company to do.
The services Of the new stock company at the
Murray Hill will be devoted this week to two
pSrephrase and condepsation OF The, Long
Strike" will DO acted by Mckee Rankin and
Nance O'Seill. Confusion q farciCal comedy
formerly popular with Nat G Goodwin, viii to
coopsr S Rae Raat4 Miss others
This should DO an amusing entertainment.
dozen real Indians selected because they
dustrously in the Bowery during the past week
as an adveItsement q their &C display tomorrow
scenes that have been carefully calculated TO
| mentioned in the tit!e however. will be imper-
| sonated by A. s. Lipman.
It's first New York performnnee at the Third
| Avenue tomorrow night. II is the work of
Edgar selden, who is an adep. at tickling the
multitude with an easily apprectable quality Of
fun. No doubt he has endeavored In this In
stance to maintain his reputation. and to justify
principal actors viii be John and Emma Ray Of
east side repute, and they have eongenially
are in Yeliowstone Park among tho eeysers-
| Not all tho seceders from tho legitimate stage
| to vaudeville arc successful in their new en-
ployment. so 1t Is q distinction for Clara Morris
| to be kept for q second week q contributor to
| the continuous" show at Keith's. She will
retain blind Justice" the melodramatic
| sketch in which she first appeared here, and
which Is remarkably well adapted TO the pur-
| pose 1t affords her q hne chance. and It's emo
tional scenes are reasonably begun and ended in
| twenty minutes. The first specialist OF the bill
| is o woman, too-Lillie Western, pleasing
| player on several sorts OF musical instrumental.
| Henry E. Dixey 10 promised here for one week
from tomorrow.
Kate Claxton Is the conspicuous newcomer at
Proctor's Theatre. where her first essay among
vaudeville folk will find her in a half-hour play
called Tho Fate OF Half-Past Four" Special.
lists in this programme are tho Dc Foreests.
Frank Cushman. the Westons. the Carpos
brothers. and johnson and Dean. Last week
| entertainers furnish TO days concerts
At Pastors are Cooke and Clinton. female rife
experts: w. r. Williams ann Fanny Mora, both
vocalists; tho Donoyans, Thomas and Quinn.
the Parvos. and the Brownings. all OF whom a-e
Craigs, Howiey and Leslie Edna Aug the lie,
| moynes, Bloom ana Cooper, and the tranchetti
hHey has The Ss 19o line
Diamond four. tho Everett trio. and Proto
These are done by Nellie Burt. Reno and Rich
ards. Williams and Adams. and the Lanes.
| Olympia roof are Johnson. Ryno and Bentley.
the Musical Huzzars. Jerome and Alexis. Annie
| Whitney. johnson and Dean. and Almont and
Dumont. Kept from last weeks roster are
Cook and Sonora. outnto. tho Marb!esQues. and
change in tho direction OF the Ice Palace
Music Hall. at 10th street and Lexington ave.
nue.. puts Louis Waldron In charge. Tomorrow
| night its stage will be held by the Busy Bee
Burlesque Company. for whose accommodation
| new stage outfit hhs been provided.
At the St. Nicholas, the other rink turned
music hall. Charles B: Ward and Laura Biggar
are chief specialists, Fla!!ow ana Dunn, 'iertie
| Reynolds, Mabel Russell, Reid and Hnlv,rs.
Farley and Cameron, the Recses. and Vivian
Dell assisting.
Arthur Righy. James Richmond Glenroy. and
May Howard are listed for ioday's concerts a,
the Pleasure Palace. viii b tomorrow houses q
troupe Of burIesquers and ssPeeiAlistsf headed BY
King, f. Il. Lang. and the Mart!ere sisters are
some OF those who have variety innings.
Weber & Ficldss music hal! has tho services o
the, proprietors. and sam Bernard. Peter +,
ware; are in just the right market. Mabe! Fen
ton and Charles Rosa contribute a comicni IS
sault on Secret Service" and as preface to th'