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aIsnes- . n. contemplated production Of -no-

that musical travesty is what our German peo-
hare ssSp Tn S + che
passes into a fourth week and may last as many
SFa%ss SGi OF
man @ q I5 Europe % at the Lyooum. and thereafter
y will go into the e. trewyellns Y repertSTy Of the
produced. This is a new play, written for the
Lycoum by 4. y; Parker, one Of the az apthor; @ & q
& tes and hss Sy' an sSTy s% S hs IN 3
land, in Plymouth, at the sailing of the pioneers
This q the n9si week Of "socrot sorvice ,, ~
tho 15oth time here. This war drama will be
brought back ne.t autumn for long term at
Garref viii Be- %Sever Again." a % farce - from @
the French. for which the cast includes Edward
Robson, Elsie De Wolfe, Joseph Humphreys, and
others.
Tho regular Monday change OF bills at tho
week stands brings out actor who has not
| hitherto shone Us O "star" Paul Cazeneuve
| will appear at the Murray Hill in "The Threo
| Guardsmen." He was in tho company Of the
late Alexander salvini. and now he has taken up
the repcrtory of dramas In which that promising
son Of great tragodian figured. John A. Lano
and other players accustomed to the Dumas
pieces are with him.
|
last seasons pronounced Broadway features In
musical comedy. "The Lady Slavoy," tho fun
| and music OF which held place at the Casino
| several months. Much the same company is en-
| ployed for the tour which is being made with
| this jovial entertainment. The songs, which
went far to make its success. are retained. and
additional things have been interpolated to bring
| tho matter up to date.
Richard Mansfield comes to the Harlem Opera
/ To- l. "A ..ll a.. Gl.In
spoare in Orchard III" anil Tho Merchant Of
Venice" comedy in Prince Karl" and Beau
Brummcll," and strong characterization in "A
| Partisan Romance" and "Dr. Jel:yll and Mr..
Hyde" That makes up round of plays in
which Mr.. Mansfield distinguishes himself by
diverse acting. and I'm which his eccentric genius
| IL admirably displayed.
| Molodrama of the most modern and material
| istic type is the theatrical fare offered Mt the
| Peoples, under the telling title OF Fallen
| Among Thieves" 1t Ia ont OF the recent English
pieces, but its scenes havo been shifted to New
| York city. High Bridge BY moonlight is one of
/ its spectacles. and the heroine drops from that
bn hS % sea sapo wh o the Ve eeon
| A yaudeylllo farce In the latest form OF that
popular diversion. and with two grotesquely
| offered at the Star. Actors Ward and vokes,
| who lately transferred themselves from the va
cipsSis. fS fSe - piece Is IA Run on the Bank. al.
| ready well known ut several OF our theatres.
The company includes big bevy OF assorted
Swedish dialect will he spoken again by Gus
there once more with "A Yenuinc SentIeman."
! in which he portrays tho character Of Swede.
the stass sss' With nG its 'T pceuarS e BToken English
| its sluggish movements, It's dry humor, and US
| innate good.hcartedncss no makes tho indiyid-
ual both interesting and amusing, as well as
| curious.
| 1.,,, f.xr In,
| weeks continuous vaudeville, but q fine array
| OF r.ore or lcss familiar entertainers Is listed.
! Coming to Kcth's for The first tino is Johnstono
1 Bennett, who, with assistance from S. Miller
| Kent, will livc an admirable series OF character
| imp arsonafons in a brightly written sketch. A
| trio of Mexican acrohats is TO the fore. too, md
among the other specialists are A. o. Duncan,
| Stanley and jackson. Macarte's dog and monkey
circus, Demonio and Glinscretti, Walter HYDE
| Pitrot, Williams and Tucker. Nelson. hncion,
| Omcne, and Florence Morini.
Frederick Paulding Ia conspicuous at Proc
tors Theatre, and with two assistants will play
| a sketch called " Partners in Misery" A quartet
| headed by Payne Clark will offer selections
| from grand operas. and other innings engage
| Phyllis Rankin. Lavender and Tomson. the
| Milsrs, Josephine Harvey, the Kronemann
brothers, Farrell and Taylor, Grant and Morton.
Sam Burt, Dougherty's poodles, and witter ].
| Peabody
Besides Tony Pastor himself. the entertainers
at his theatre are Gus Williams. Fields and
Lewis, the Luciers the McAvoys, the Monde
| script trio. James Richmond Glenroy. Dolan and
Lenharr. Francis Haggerty Welby, Pearl. Keys
and Ncllis. Mile. Nelsonia. Terry and Elmer,
| Bertha and Edna Aug.
The shift ol performers In the music halls is
| pretty general one. At Roster s. Balls Marie
| Halton will have a sketch entitled "A Five
| O'CLOCK which described
Lines OF her own dictation; New songs arc to
IN Is hs n s and S
Williams and Walker. with their companion
promenaders, hold oyer Their cake walk will
The remainder OF the performance falls to enter
tainers who were contributors last week: w
der the Red Globe" has been improved by many
alterations, and its fun and melody, are now so
The npeeisliss who stnrt The III rolling at this
sketch players; MacAvoy and May. a pair whose
| dancin ing tests the stage supports Lizzie B. Ray
raises raises the atmosphsrc pressure; Iazus and Ma
| zetta. and Staloy and Brberk.
Pleasure Palace, where their form Of Re entertain,
ment win be gone through twice ga a day Marie
Drsssler nosnSs her third I've, week here t9n9rEow Mr5
and Iaunchmere. Fake and semon, and q
srs,y Sy rSn9e ahaS ncqSss Pat
now S' ;cincmatoerSpie W View % presents emit Dead
| Mans Curve" at Fourteenth street.
For this week the Olympia iss without q bur
lesguc, but Its roster OF specialists IL full ono
| Auguste Van Bene is still a leader, and u blind
pianist is a newcomer. FELIX and Cain. James
| r. Hoey O'Brien and Havel, the Stewart sisters
! qrais's trick baboon, johnson. Davenport and
! Lorea, the Farrells. Kitty Mitchell. and Cora
Routt are some Of the others Two new teams
! OF bicycle polo players and "a new trick bicycle
! rider are added TO the entertainers that open
/, tho ball on the roof.
Concerts given at vaudeville resorts to-day
| employ Lizzie Raymond, the Farres, Kate
| Wpher
Fells's; Marie Dressler. Lottie Mortimer, and
Garfield and Carleton at the Pleasure Palace
Enroll, and the Dore brothers ut Proctor's
, Theatre.
The man without logs and the woman with
! two heads and four arms are conspicuous at
| Hubcr's Museum, and others employed on tho
y ground floor hall are tho Craigs 0tura, and a
/ lightning calculator. Dick German is at present
the Sir Henry Irving of this resorts theatre,
| and "A Quiet Family" the farce which he and
| his companions interpret. recalls Shakcspearean
| nlnNs hrchnnn II Ia 30 III ifcrenL from them.