The sun., 1897-09-12

felt Bishop Of Baiisrat figure should be appro-
cia6ly funny to the visitors
dred performance at DslS's. with cast stand;
Ing nearly the same % as At iSrst, No date Is set
nh We Week st q, 'tS tSs Hsrpd SQUARE and The
piece piece IN DPhiIad1ipSis. BSt We shall have
seq4ent term in boston. r. L. Rice has another
musical farce in rehearsal for Sept. "a at tho
",fGo %6ri Of the Town" will have souvenirs
forsnce. ins SsP TSs y" house viii Is Closed week
Cnd then reopened with The Belle OF New
shall We Forgive Herr is half through
the four ceks allotted to T. at Tho Fourteenth
dT@ss Of its ef ss mo nd si acted here with skill
and force in the principal character 1t is one
of % r. G sS
weeks The Sign Of the Gross at this thea;
tre, beginnng Sept. % and noHt after that
ton OF Cumberland el," which will tell a
story Of kentucky yendetta wit AVA wa back BACK;
and ending with sol iers in the Cumberland
Mountains.
The rcnew OF p ays by he weeks visiting
comp nics from reckless jollty to the
most VI icd dcorum. from AT Gly Concy
Island" to Leah the Fors ken Z" The men
Il ned far t'ken by its highly ori inal
coined ans, Mr.. Matthews and Mr.. Bul err to
the Grand oper II use. wher 1t will be wholly
| new TO vest side dionco. The on er ainnent
psrts cs mixedly OF bulesouc and vaude ille,
along wi h muc bat may properly be ranked
! as humorous comedy
The Harlem Opera House has The Mysterious
Mr.. Bugle" tho politely merry play which had
spring term at tho Lyccum this year. 1t Is
distinctly In the manner OF French farce. and
yet is clean and neat. Joseph Holland Is re-
49, y
but the company supporting him is new body.
in which IA suitable selection OF actors seems TO
have been made.
The Murray Hills stock company now entors
the field OF legitimate old drama for week.
Leah tho Forsaken" will be revived, with
Nance oNcill in part which within the past
half century has commanded the services Of
Huages. Miss O'Nei has been regarded as
revelation OF ability, IL not Of genius and now ,,S
The Columbus offers sensational melodrama
example This piece OF the ,trtc i excitement is
called straight from the Heart, and It was
Academy OF Musr. II is ueclnred that Tho
STAGE o. the Columbus will be tlled with people
in the downtown Representations and that no
detail will be slightcd.
est e"st side. 0 1t is entitled Human Hssrts.S
teres, s % tod in plain and and straight manner so as
to reach the comprehension and sympathy OF
authorship and makes its appeals for tears and
laughter hy means OF decent material handled
VIZ H. %re les seEs Apepds to meo
. drama Of the ultrn-exciting grade The Great
play wheh iS6 IS lied upon iHo to ihri the Bowery
/, throughout the week. The chief event is tho
Saa rms +, pr SH madR
effort at startling realism. and with full
favored set of characters, good and bad. serious
, anu funny.
Vaudeville has taken its autumnal strength
ening OF programmes by tho calendar, rather
than by the thermometer. This Is especially
! noticeab blc in the continuous shows. At Keith's
Clara Morriss two weeks stay has ended. but
Henry E. Dixey is the succeeding celebrity. His
speciality will he monologue, with singing and
dancing thrown in. Another newcomer to tho
i vaudeville resorts Is A. L. Guile, who was
formerly o grand opera tenor. Others here are
the Painter trio. Walter Leon, the Quigleys, tho
Powers brothers, Percy Denton. Montgomery
q d stone. Dudley Pros OFT, De ssell. Florence
, Walcott, Gazelle and Vernon. and . quintet Of
: vocalists. new series Of views Is projected BY
the biograph.
) George c. Boniface. Sr., will be paired tomor-
row at Proctor's Theatre with Norma Ferner In
. yet another new sketch by Kenneth Loo. Kate
: Claxton continues hero with Tho Fate Of Half
! Past Four" Alburtus and Bartram and Cole
, and johnson are some Of the specialists Drafts
, upon this weeks and last weeks rosters will
. furnish the talent for to-day's concerta
!. Williams and Walker are listed for tho hrst
time at Pastors where negro entertainers are
usually counterfeit. Favor and Sinclair for
merly conspicuous players In burlesque arc
here. together with the Cohans. o'Brien and
I | Have tho Martinettis, Bello Hathaway, Man
|, ming and Weston. Meirose ana Elmer, kenno
and WEIGH. Francis J. Bryant, G. w. Litteheld.
apS tIs all GmsFf o oaT sc ha consist, Of
: specisltics. At, Weber & Fields 8 The Glad
comcal @ statr M IfG through the Efforts Of Messrs @
Weber, Fields. Dali y, Ross. Bernard; and Kelly.
sPo so en InG
: | 1t is prefAced with AN hour Of specialt les. A
E vaudeville concert will have this music hall in
a week OF Widow Bedott" begins at the Ice
/ ! Palace Music Hall tomorrow night. Horace
!. | Ewing Is chief player, and capable assistants
= are promised for him.
Steve BT9Iis's beginning in vaudeville s here,
Annie Hart, N SON and Healy. and c. W. vii
liams are in the specially way. Van and No
a brign, Jere Mahoney. and Flo Jansen are singers
Y for to-day's concerts.
The warm wea her holds vaudeville up In o"e
. sense. since it keeps two roof shows going.
- There is one more week OF the open-a season at
being Raw son and June. johnson and Dean. the
J. Bannocks. Reid nd Halvers, the Sankey's. webb
4 May Reno and Richards. and Nellie Burt hold.
= Ing over.
g Beginning their stay at tho Olympia roof
MONDAY, night are the Murray brothers, no
make mGsifH act & s msrry stss ssir; Gmms
n dancers: the Romalos. eouilibrists, and tho
Il Englishes. acrobats: Held over from last week
, are John LIE Clair. Jerome and Alexis. the Mar
: blcsQues, and Quinto.
n A variety show troup and an organization OF
/, negro mnstrels are In service on the theatre
/. stage OF Huber's Museum. while the chief OK
= hihit among the curiosities Is Jane Hooper. an
j. eNpert swimmer. recently from the Hudson
River, but for this week in a tank Of Croton
II water. A sword swalower, a snake trainer
- and Punch and Judy show are other exhibits.
II In this evenings band concert at the Eden
A Musee one selection will be an arrangement by
. Bandmaster Koevessy OF Liszts Second Hun
y, garian Rhapsody. Tho exhibit and the
q cinemntograp pho views proving attractive
t. TO the city's fall visltOrs.
a. The music hall OF Olympia will be reopenod q
week from tomorrow and feature OF tho pro
:. gruinme viii be 1.-THE Cat and the Cherub," q
% tragic drama of Chinese life in San Franciseo