The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-25

ngsl review at the Casino Is being rchearsed to
The W,hirl of the Town"
Wizard Of the Nils'' is ompioyins Frank
RBeniels and his company at the Broadway. Mr..
sonaiity. is III Ho Is nS 40 p Ti1n a %s,sTG9 IN % SoT I, per y.
MT. Wilson or Mr.. Hopper. aud, like them, Is an
iItt1epSnaent entertainer. following his own bent.
~ y sunncient that he makes most people laugh.
f M mas - Tree play in the role of the wandering
In the way of musical farce there is The
GIT from Paris" which is to keep its promise OF
SAYING to the end Of the season, at the Herald
were put on the performers last week. and 1t is
SNpected that they will wear them until August.
dredth representation. The important members
OF T me company are all in their places nov.
at w Attacks. Gov. Lowndes OF Maryland and his
stan OF fifteen were a party In boxes last night.
uuhsy attended as .. compliment to George v.
There was a lively evening last Monday, when a
9aS.rioation OF Barasols to women had been ad-
Sortlsed. Over 600 were required. The extray-
aganza will last some weeks more.
The hrst %top-story resort of vaudeville to open
is the Olympia's. whose decorations and FUR
nishings have been frcshcrcd, which will DO
lighted tomorrow evening and kept in use
throughout the summer. Its entertainers are
Charles b. Sweet, Van Auken, McPheo and Hill.
Lizzie b. Raymond, the Everett Trio. the News
boys Quintet, Arras and Alice, and Bonnie
Lottie; all speciality folk.
In the 0lympia's music hall Oscar Hammer
stems I" In Great New York; Is still the longest
single item Of the performance. Much OF the
time 1t fills. however. is taken up by interpo-
lated specialties. or all its specialists, and OF
those who get n hearing before 1t, Dan Leno 10
the most conspicuous. Retaining those songs of
his first budget whose comicality was most
effective here. he is also showing what he can do
in dancing, and proving that he has some rea-
son to style himself a champion.
Sufficient alterations have been prepared at
Roster s Balls for "Gaycst Manhattan" to
warrant styling tomorrow evenings version Of
the review its third edition. Souvenirs to mark
its hftieth performance are being made ready
and will be distributed on May 10. Mathews
and Bulger. Merri Osborn, and Settie Lytord are
its conspicuous interpreters. Eleanor Falk,
Leonidas, Fannie Leslie. the Mecrs brothers, and
Arniotis are the weeks specialists.
Harry CLAW Bianey and the Industrious enter
tanners who aid him in making \ Boy Wanted"
n remarkably rapid succession OF speCialtics and
day at the Pleasure Palace. O'Neill and Suther.
land, Claude DtllinEwater Bryant and SaTille,
KNOX q. Wilson. and Laura Bennett are some OF
his assistants. Henry Lee is here, too. and his
Interpretations Of Gen. Grant are considered
The third buriesque in the bert-Strom
i Fieiss,! has Its s' afe S r., SsM Sor & E Weber $
! as the piece is a hodSe-podge OF fun set to music
tia, Is ca5ching and that. in pIart. is frankly
Henry Dixey. Mabel Fenton. John /. Kelly. and
New. short plays. with interpreters who are
new 10 vaudeville. are frequently announced for
Keith is cailed Just Like a Man 1t was
written by Glen. NcDonough. and will be played
siai GisoT T6o h Is nds .R basi nnisy but hHvS whose e st,o 5PS,
here will be as amusing as ii she were, is
the Freeze brothers, Ray L Royce. Morrissey
and RicA. the California trio, MeekeE and Mack.
vile farce, A Good Thing, will be played
engage Peter F. Daley. William Barry. Jr..
Della Stacey, Charles J. slime. the Americas
quartet. Ollie Evans, and others. Specialties to
make the performance continuous will be done
by Ballard, the Weston sisters, Mardo, Helene
At Pastors are at least a dozen specialists
who are well established in favor there, with
enough others who are bidding for that distinc-
ton TO furnish a full, continuous show roster.
Among those listed are Mr.. and Mn, Charles T.
Eli, James F. Hoey. Watson and HatShinss,
Gleasons. Swan and Bambard. and Val Vino.
Drafts from the entertainers engaged week
this evenings concert at that music hall: Marie
Dresslcr is to-day,'s chief vocalist at Proctor's
Mapes. and John J. Cain.
luiS Neeh > must CuhsplCuous SEuup OI wax
figures AZ the Eden Museu is that showing the
surrender OF Gen., Lee to Gen. Grant at Apo
mattoX. Besides these two great leaders there
will be statues OF a score OF other officers. For
eisn and American views are now alternated in
the hourly ~showings OF the cinematograph and
the poster exhibit, like the wax show. IS accesst-
bic az any time OF day and evening.
plished horse Boston, is an exhibitor at
Huher's Museum. Enoch. he who smiles chok-
ingly after being submerged in water for four
minutes, is also showing. and a wood carver and
n producer OF spirit rappinss are others who are
employed Curiously. Minnie Schulz and a bur
lesque called On the Sly; or. u Bachelors Din
ner are lures to the theatre.