The sun., 1897-11-07

transfer without damage Il cure. It viii have
an almost complete new set OF songs with which
TO make q fresh start.
Mr.. Sothern will reach again into his roper
tory tomorrow night and bring thcrefrom &c An
Enemy to the King" That 10 the romantic
drama which n. N. Stephens wrote for him, and
In which his fervor gave last year interest and
charm TO series Of well.contrived adventures
heroine Of sSFned tSn has trs,rsto role as ,tSs tns
has been tho evening bill, now becomes the
comedy for the matlnees.
Opera House directly from broadway. with the
second SEQ and better Of tho two companies that have
theatrical public is this strange and enRrossing
Nnineso . play, and so spirited has been tho con
at the north cnd. Il is dramatic curiosity.
!, Lne ever salient humor OF life in tenement
Opera House this week. and It Will be truthful.
no no doubt, because the material making up tho
Row of Flats" is derived from the sketches OF
hnaward in w. Townsend, mn original discoycrcri In
spells sSd SnSenE n"''
Katie Emmot il one Of those actresses who can
aSsi In & both psthos and humor to the Liking OF
drama ontiIlod "fhs Walls Of, New York,
the public, Miss Emmett viii spend this week at
tho Columbus. She appears in various Ruses,
Sam Morris Is tho dramatic visitor in tho
Bowery this week. lie is no stranger in that
and 10 % hS orSSo s"d
Money Bags" in Witch % rich p p%iser % is prinsi.
pal character. and tho action whir!s around this
sordid individual, taking In various phases Of
life In New York. The Peoples has this player
A resloration of "The Goisha" to Days stage
Will be made tomorrow. The musical comedy
tour Of other cities. with the Jardinc company.
since Y was withdrawn from broadway. Here
Eara T a have ma nnSy ss ana and ans
tho substitutes will be Cyril Scott and James w.
Powers. It will I'LL the time until tho stock
companys return.
Expensive entertainments are provided at the
music halls. At the Pleasure Palace John I.
Sullivan is a contributor playing. with Eleanor
Barry. Sydney Grundy's farce Captain Hunt
ington." Specialists are Wood and Shepard,
Lima Painter, the Northerns, Smith and Fuller
Bowers and Dixon. Fi.her and Carroll. Fields
and Salina and tho Hoffman quartet. Listed for
to-day's concerts are Grant and Norton, Lizzie
B. Raymond. the Dillons tho Bland sisters and
William Berry.
Three new innings are supplied at Roster &
Bials. First is Anna Held. whose speciality Is
new but includes won't You Como and Play
Wiz Me-" Another 10 Alice Atherton, vocal.
ist who has won favor in foreign vaudeville re-
sorts from her rendering Of a song that shows
how different persons laugh. Third Is Musical
Dale, who has been kept busy abroad for several
years. Continued arc the Faust" ballet, Mile
Rombello. the De Rocks, Mario Lloyd, the Grif-
fths, and the Dicks.
Harlem's new vaudeville enterprise, Hurtig 6
Soamons Music Hall, has made q promising
start and this weeks roster is fully up to tho
standard set by its first weeks list. Chief Of
specialists 10 Bessie Bonehill. and others are
So oor Dick ana
Judges and the Dunbar sisters. The longest
item of the performance is provided by tour.
Weber & Fields's has in "The Glad Hand" a
durable extravaganza sufficiently diverting to
attract and hold profitable audiences. Its elias.
ITCHY makes the Introduction Of now foolery an
made S ShG hv sHaI d Sndanges
and its yosssts are fully eqqHI 70 the demands
here this evening.
made up entirely OF short sections. but time In
them Is allotted to strangers to such employ
nlser mace % well known in
tomorrow at Keith will be Marie Tavary and
ih Herr Van Var, eoe. the one an an operate vocalist.
manner. Next in conspcuousuess to these is a
tToup Of twenty train trained dogs , WHO @ are from =,
America for the frst time; Familiar variety
folk arc Eugene Sanger, Bloom md Cooper,
George w. Day, Rice and Elmer. Howe. Wall
and Walters. Conwell and Swan. Lawson and
Ward, Willis and Barron, Sadie Burnham. and
cisity done by Jones', Grs and Jones' @ are the the
only items held over from last week.
At Proctors comes the first hearing for one
act military play called prisoners of War"
Charles A. Stephenson has fifteen assistants in
playing it. Felix Morris turns to Minnie Mad.
Rosina Vokes. Three new tableaux are added
to the current showings of living pictures and
the speciality folk are the Lukens brothers, VIII
liam Henry Rice. Beers and Gruet. Walton and
Doyle, Maud Beall Price. the Robbins. the
Aubrey sisters. Halliday and Ward. and Annie
Laughlin. To.day's concert has u continuous
programme.
In Pastors programmes. In the same size Of
type that announces the theatres proprietor
is Richard Harlows name. Paired with Geof-
frey Stein. he plays sketch by Kenneth Lee, en-
titled ION Probation" Others are the Painter
trio. Lydia Barry. Polk and Collins, the La
velles the Noses. the BrowninRs. Horace Col.
din, Silver and Sparks, Bessie Searle, and Val
Vino.
In charge of the eloquent lecturer of Huber's
Museum are a bearded woman. an armless
artist, n man and woman OF big muscles, q soap
king, and a champion bag swatter. The Boston
quartet. Fatima, and the Stanleys, are some
of the specialists who make the theatres bill
continuous. and contribute to to-day's concerts.
Sunday visitors TO the Eden Musee is q new ono
OF Henry George. Two programmes fall to the
Hungarian musicians to-day as on week days
Three times daily the slueging bee Of Corbett
and Fitzsmmons Is pictured at the Jonah by
the vtascope, all the man9uvres OF the fighters
being reproduced from start to kuock-out