The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-27

tine made ready. for his execution. There was .
cred in the vessels hold and broke out on the
support tho lives OF those who had reached il.
the open desert was even worse, ard the con-
SllHS,Ge s sssp' .. e Witch r. so ipI ,d ssIllot y, o S.,,d the
woe v comic lover. and = iasty
had much to c. s%niivsn. and d' their yG;ofp iO comp ssSy
ions dragged their misery out TO a length that
the sSs.s sp parsicip p,s not w ,a'e Bisno As sWvs sisSi and %
:ss,c; q. played parts: the %a%sfSsf
fall list Of the prosecuted, but their trials were as
severe as any Of the others, and were made more
AS both characters appeared in three acts.
frequent changes OF costume were necessary.
a ouicfness ths, would have furnished sassrer.
ing surprises before the advent OF. Biondi and
FreRolL. BY, means Of them Miss Walsh ranged
OF food snddrink. Her acting throughout was
The plays outfit OF scenery was largo and In
Guided several handsome settings. Theintsrior
nrst shown and the two desert scenes were the
best Of these. There WAS lack of readiness on
the part Of the actors at many moments. and
the need Of practice was even moro apparent In
Long wsits between acts and q pronounced
tendency TO drag ont every episode that could
10 midnight when Miss Walsh rode in on horse
back and stayed the executioner's knife.
The dramatic bills Of the week are freshoned
by such new plays as The First Gentleman of
Europe" at the Lyceun. sweet 1nniscarra -
At the Fourteenth Street. Straight from the
Shoulder" at the Academy. and "A Woman in
Black -" at the Columbus. and by the revival of
"Cymbcline" at wallaok's. The Bowsry ID
visited by Rose Coghlau and . notably able lot
Of companions to perform Tho Sporting
Duchess" at the Peoples. Harlem gets a simi-
LARRY strong company to render Two Little
Migrants" Irresistible at the Opera House.
Eighth avenue has the Al. q. Ftelds's. troupe
4, %,n ,sS %0; =, m ss. ar ss~ySri0n@TfSS . q Ms Negro o9
", Meath an. is & The Mp.,s, I'M; nnn TIT. 4 |.
Avenue, and "A Boy Wanted" at the Star.
Metropolitan to-morrow night. German piece.
are given at the Irving Place. Tbs continued
s s% st,, ins Ssssm nun S's, the Red &c ,b no sso. 4, a.
A American Beatty" at the Casino. This
Girl from Paris A. the Herald square, "sscIe,
a contented Woman" at Hoyt,s. and Much
alienation ut Days.
Aside from an occasional exhibit that 10 char.
a@eterized by ind.ceney, there is no chance for
bright curtain. raiser By Augustus Thomas
places Frederick Rryton and Grace Filkins adj
yan,aEsously at Keith's. and In the variety
turns" there Is q pack OF woolly poodles who
have beauty and accomplishments TO recon-
mend them. Sam Bernard and Florence Bind
ley are newcomers to Pastors. and Mr.. Pastor
and Maud Raymond are stand-bys. AZ Proctor's
Theatre tombstone Bennett has one OF the
brightest possible sketches Of the sort that
call for several character bits by one person.
and plays each one OF the i've characters
as II deserves to be played. The Pleasure
Palace has the Osran's. q recently imported
troupe of comic pantomimiss.. and Bonnie
Thornton, who sings a little. talks more and
sets the gallery whistlins. August Van Bisnc
and Louise Besudet, at the olynpia. are cred
table representative OF music hall diversion
Roster & Balls list includes Otero. Williams
and Walker. the Horns. aud Taciann. the last
named a beginner in America Weber. and
Fields are At home in their own Broadway
Music Hal; Marion Manola and Jack Mason
are also In the list Of specialists. and The
Geexer'' Is nearing the end Of its stay here A.
Huber's Museum are the acrobatic dogs and
Arahs. musical seals and human. .nd specisl-
lists that do many tricks that wouldn't be ex-
pccted of EN-. Changes. In tho moving photo.
graphs. In the wax exhibit and in the musical
programmes make the current bill nc the Eden
Musee differ from that OF the previous week.