The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-21

popular brand goes to tho Columbus. Tho enter
ln~T0 a @ @Ss Sn psrt small in When slISs wb e p Tosanlists.
musicians and iokers perform IN highly scenic
suTr9nndings. the rect Is vaudeville: A..
prolonEation OF ',The Cooling Dove" at tho Irving
PLACE INTO : third week. which is more Of a run
than any piece usually enjoys at this German
t%.eausnt changes Of bill. The comic opera viii
meister."
James a, Herne, q preacher and p%rostIccr Of
% HSi%t%I'i in fs an sn and SFS soqtan nSi for S's Sls c etforis In in
tSnt .ola a Of xb li,,ST2 II aSI and .e,inE. rI Ills %s yaPri
fcicnt theatric quality to yield popular enter.
ttSSiisT mcs is IT. tho rooElyn Academy ,% OF Mas aS
usual.
Plays with names familiariEed by protracted
success arc conspicuous In the bills that are con-
tinued. as we'll as in those that take OH u Mon
day change. They offor a wide variety Of enter
tainmont, and all of them will have q Thanks
giving matinee in addition, TO the regular repe'
titions. The turkey holiday is n good ono for
the theatres, crowded audiences being invari-
able. So mako your choice at once, and buy re-
served seats.
Cumberland 81 passes into Its final week
at the Fourteenth Street. 1t is overdue in
other cities, where a route covering the rest OF
the season In fashionable theatres was laid out
as soon as the future OF the piece was assured.
The sane able ron company and fine scenery " win Rt be
day mig nigh, H., yiIl be ed difs ,sHins sTs by so !. wors
title that has covered n vast amount of space
on the 5illboards of America and England ever
since II made the first season OF the Empire
prosperous. 1t now comes for the week to the
Third Avenue. The performance by the present
travelling company, as viewed. the other night
In Brooklyn. Is surprisingly adequate The av-
erage of the acting is excellent, and the manner
of the original representation 10 carefully main.
the other hand. at least one important character
70 played distinctly better than 1t was by its
i"What Happened to Jones, the farce that
divided the earlier part of this season at two
Opera House. 1t gives with iauehable import
the misadvontnres OF a hustling salesman who,
Household AS a Bishop. The cast has not been
changed since the play went out of town, and. as
I ""rh e, Girl from Paris" after an absence from
the city on a tour, comes back to the north end
stopping place was Philadelphia. where it stayed
two months. The present company is made up
the long season at the Herald Square, and its
members have, therefore. had ample experience
in " Fsfassfhlg gssh ss' 3 E IS tx ss aged d1 thS OF sh' n R'sS yss i'm.
RFqpt ., SI name o,S SispIa Giif nat At the d MTSTray yo, Hill u;
the clipping wife and the r1 mother with
fearful power is not to- be doubted. Her. best
seS.seV eompsny Of this 't theatre have been IN
strongly emotional parts, Souvenir photosraphs
OF the Rankin players. will be given to tho audi
ens ! Ss d t"ssaH fi eEe?'Hsi is the nickname of
British s1 re Sesiment WHICH biz, q figures in i this HI weeks ssa,
In India gained success on the other side Of town
last year, is on a tour Of the, country. and now
reaches the Bowery for the first time. 1t is full
of rousing scnsationalism, including a famously
startling scene in which a big cannon threatens
The Heart Of the Klondike" ia the ultra
sensational and ingeniously mechanical melo-
like that sort of play and are therefore Satisfied
with, this one, in which the trials and perils Of
strong example of stage work in its class. and It
hits the multitude hard:
matinee. The foolery Is Just as jolly as though
jokes ioe ssI sone nsq pra n U and dances at the mi ma.qus.
rade ball are as merry as ever. The comic
signs of reformation from, merrimentt to Ibcenian
/, gloom sheGr nnr. MOIeo owe =. th H1r feel 81 sp Re. Of ri keeping or on
: "The French MAID ""G now Supplements SUI m It's iii
minated title in front OF the Herald Square with
the show is still available. The end Of this plays
lance n T TSs 1 fSsh 1s h%1 sss " viii have s's'G sou we:
Mrs late next month. In the meanwhile new
''3H XII Geisha" Is eontInuedf At Days By the
singing members Of the regular company. as:
. the rest OF the organization have gone on q tour.
1t is said that during the winter there will. DO
Rehan and a musical farce. as was done last
i: season. Two new plays from the German and
: o Snnn arGmm shsk sseesn Mii re " Pl0a viii b. ana I Fhe
i Merchant OF Venice
Q 1900" has had q going over, not only By the
. critics, but by It's authors and actors. during
: the week which 1t has spent at tho Casino; The
4 songs have been introduced, and beneficial
changes have been wrought in the manner o.
practically, a second and better version Of thil
y comic opera, or extravaganza, will DO presented
y tomorrow night.
In to-morrow's continuous performances viii
s be very few FOLLOWERS. At Keith's the only con
tinued feature 10 the biograpb. which is q year II
IS service hero, and which, as is usual on Mondays
will project several new views. A fresh i'm
p~ortation is the Adolphi Trio. German gymnasts
Z. the chief sketch players arc ]. X. Emmett an,
Anna Mortland. and the top-line vocalist 1
=. Lydia Yeamans-Titus. More or less familia
specialists are Conroy and Macdonald, Finle
and Touhey. Reno and Richards, the Angel
D sisters. Matthews and Harris, Blanca Bendetta
x the Lassards and Forte, the Franciola sister,
o. Burke and Andrus, Joe Linder and Robbins.
IN At Proctor's, as sketch players recruited fror
ar the legitimate stage, are Edward McWade an
" Margaret May in "A Matrimonial Blizzard.
a Listed as specialists, some of them appearing a
In to-day's concerts. arc the Griffiths, Frederi
IL Solomon, George H. Wood. Lima Painter, Gel
u trude Haynes, Weston and Beasley. Waite
at Leon, Wilson's trained horse and dogs, the d
y. Xeaux, and Fisher and Quigg. Among tn
70 living pictures, of which there will be severe
new ones Tomorrow, Is an admirable one er
=. titled Family Cares"
or Eugene O'Rourke and Alice Holbrook ar
al paired at Pastors In a sketch called After, ii
K. French Ball." which gives to the erstwhil
"A mclodramatic hero with a tenor voice a chanc
TO sing, Tony Pastor sings at every perform
TO- unce, without q sketch as framing for his voca
sn ~ization. Among the others are Josie lntropodi.
RS Alice Shaw and her dsqghters. George Evan
De Greaus, the Gilmore sisters. and ]. +
of bronson.
al The music hall bills are OF good quality, som
70, OF them little changed from last week. Fror
in Roster Sc Balls, it is ANNOUNCED that Ann
Ir. Held's stay is to be prolonged for three week.
N, Other features for tomorrow night are til
he Dicks. Musical Dale. the Faust" ballet. Mari
lr; Lloyd, the De Rocks, Alice Atherton, NIL,
nd Rombcllo, and Pablo DiaZ. coming In this orde
rs and according 70 2 strict time table. Miss Hell
sh Is the next to the last performer, at III :23.
Thnnrh In music hall service. Augusta Xo