The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-27

NVhhuIoltNo ~ NnO OTiklFbl uuuIltuIl IMInbI
than with an imitation so close that II has been
named tho New Morituri." Agnes Sorma will
back to the Irving Place Theatre next spring.
Continuous vaudeville grants n two weeks
stay TO Charles Dickson and his wife, but they
will this week try at Keith's q short piece by
Edward Gervaiso that has not been seen here.
The Hawthorne sisters will contribute q highly
picturesque speciality of vocalism, and others
listed are Evans and vidocq, the vikona sisters. |
Chcster's handsome dog. Loney Haskell, Bobby
Rawlston, the Tally.ho Trio. Matthews and
Harris. Collins and Ray, Melville and Conway,
Bonnie LOttie, the Richards. William Foote,
Phyllis Allon, and Boyce and Black. BioRraph
views Of the Queens Jubilee are on the way for
showing here.
Big types should be a plenty in Pastors pro-
grammcs, to do Justice to is performers; Among
Maud Nugent, Carr and Tourgec, Wagner and
Won Arnim, ani Lew Hawkins. Lesser numbers
SSo eorFie L G' 6 p08 I!llise' Allyn HfyS y" Mam RS cray.
Menchen's kinoptikon.
New items 1t PTroetor,s Theatre are short
Stuart. George c staiey, and Edwnri Mordsunt;
and another by Kenneth Lee for Fletcher and
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s sTS5hsEs; I foIk the M S,ewa af 1 ta.SsS are Ss sS%S Of 'hc
taken from Last weeks roster.
Two music halls are in use, Roster & Balls
has Max Enger At the head Of it's roster. He is
announced rs a youth of seventeen years, and as
a successful rival of S,ndow and other mon Of
m ,iE !, Phyllis Rankin kin is a newcomer here and
one, Williams Sfiis %s1 and 'Wa iRern and pf Emil! sG apasifier
nls hSIa ST Siiil ho,9 zane The root 9s i%y OF tSis music y SSP SalI.
Gonspicnous positions in the Pleasure Palace
Gerard. who will have separate ,specialties;
What Is styled q new musical, comedy will fall
the title. Saved by . Violin" On the list also
are the CT brothers her Lancaster md Collins; Del.
art, and Girard and Gaylor. James T. Kelly,
the Gaiety trio, Cora Routt. and William Jerome
v new ~ batch t Of Neutrality-suspicious. pictures is in
readiness at the Eden Musee. and viii have
Tho gitt that goes this week with admission to
Huber's Museum is panacea. 1t will bring to
volunteering sufferers cure OF their Ills from q
quadruple plated, high-geared. fush-jointed
magnetic healer. A man with q rubber meek
on mortal are other dispensers {. earthly gloom.
"Marian's Crime is to be played, stirr!ngly in
the theatre, whose specialists include Mr.. and
Mrs. Larry Toolcy.
In addition to the new plays heretofore an
nounced for production at tho outset of next
season at our theatres several more have been
settled upon. Dora Bigby's novel, I'm Gods
Country" will open the Fifth Avenue in a
dramatic version by B. B.. Valentine entitled "A
Southern Romance" The rejuvenated Stand
ard, now called the Manhattan, will begin with
Ballet Rt0s and rdus Spectacle ie's . eistSre.s on" on Hmsriesn
e emy Of X M ps,ns P FEE asst f fail A mcn,h at at ne Hoy AHsd Is
held by Charles Frohman, WHO will then pro-
sRa a ger: IN n0NSs New WY Yo oHs On T nls n season ples at the
S Ssr NTH WI AT Sss' Lire s0e OF N sHs 1 YORK. o. a s @asisai
farce in the Lederer vein.
The theatrical public was slow to believe that
David Belasco was a real dramatist. Because
he was for many years a stage director and an
instructor in acting. while as an author he
worked only in collaboration with other men,
there was a pertinacious misconception that he
was not an original author. 1t was not until he
struck out boldly alone and made his record
pie generally learned. what those acquainted
with MIR. Belasco knew before. that he was a
efssIf fele esn mst as wet So as an he snRefs at nah Pae fop 1s
among American a ywrights. It ia likely that
another producer Of other mems plays and in;
structor In stage arts, Eugene W.. Presbrey, will
come to the 'front.' next season as a dramatic
author. Ga ais own account. Besides. coilabo,
o os1 Fnsn ,o !G be- IS pha sel so @r ! q a'e %li Tir Tnia
Courtship." made to order for William H. Crane,
saa s9ntain! NJ. T sssFss'f Ike meant sr. be is q ns i Is q
member of the faculty OF the American Academy
noyices the way. to stage distinction. He is a
painter. o musician, and a lecturer. He began
to direct rehearsals with A. NJ. Paimers stock
company, and has been responsible for many Of
the more artistic productions up to the pr. sent.
The supply Of songs for the vaudeville shows
has been drawn largely from the comic operas:
burlesqueS and extrayaganzas in defiance OF
proprietary rights. The amended copyright
law provides protection TO- all the matter in a
regularly registered and published play, and the
propr!etors OF "A Round of Pleasure" and
1Thc Whirl OF the Town." klaw & Erlanger
and Lederer & Mcclellan. are prepared to pur-
sue any pirates who steal from those pieces.
The I..siatnp nf rho ApneIlafa Court in fha
contested case OF Orange Blossoms" the man
ager of which was fined $3.50. will no doubt
serve to purge the music halls and roof gardens
or some of their indecencies. Orange Bios
soma illustrated the disroblng OF a bride. She
entered her sleeping room, removed her wedding
garments, one after another. put on a night.
words by a skilled ~pantom!mist, Mile. Pillar
NORM, in the daintiest manner, with no expo
sure OF person; but the Court OF Special Sessions
declared 1t pernicious, and the same view OF the
question has now been taken by the higher tri-
bunal. Exploits far more gross have since dis
graced our stage. A certainty of punishment
for such offences would be a good thing.