The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-21

| opera. Meanwhile. la Falots."a French mu-
| with Marri at the Casino. II is now being thor
| oughly rehearsed.
The .hundredtl. performance Of The Girl
| Square n week from tomorrow. a CONTRACT
under which Della Fox was TO have eon1 70 rhls
her combination with Lillian Russell. and so
| there Is no obstacle to the continuance of the
current play until the end OF the season. as
| seems desirable Judging by the prosperity which
II p-rtinaciously commands. ,.,.
reRn riding " sweet 1nniscarra. except the Treas.
urcr's assertion that $4,000 persons have paid
TO see IL. While II is true that the personality
OF Chauncey Olcott his fair ability NJ an actor.
and more than all else, his captivating way OF
| large measure OF tho success. nevertheless tho
?nr's The thlng" to some extent even in this
NUdoubt Henry Miller will scan tho news
papers to- morrow for to-day's possible sermons
to When he Invited iSs Clergy Week
No matter what they say aboutit thew cannot
charge that It is unclean. or In any way Vicious.
IL has lasted nearly Two months at the Garden.
AZ the fftieih performances. on Thursday night
there will be hsnd:palnted souvenir contain
Il The TsSers ' are doing Wei by coppee through
their presentation OF his Scottish drama, I" For
, ISn" Sy Mr ci.rse at w.Ii%sEs julia War
lowe Taber's own performance 10 the essentially
| been cut out since the first night and more
rand movement attained. The engagement ~
the Tabers may be prolonged beyond tho month
MIy Irwin makes q weekly change In the
ssGF into t n az ssa 10 10
| that extent the repetitions of the farce arc
varied. But there is no call 70, radical slters.
| Miss Irvine jovisl personality and faoilo fun.
| When she is not dominant the members 81 her
company get opportunities to keep tho audience
is In the way Of musical farce that the Ger
| man company ut the Irving Place Ii able to pass
| into u third week without ~ change of bill.
where two or three plays weak are ordinarily
hdeph Ink Snd Els Bender are con.pteuoS.
| The piece may soon be given elsewhere in Eng.
the conried forces 20 to brooklyn TO appear this
week In dramas.
| In vaudeville. Robert Hiliiard has the dis
| tincton OF being retained for n second week In
| Kcth's continuous variety show. and appears
| in the same short play with which lie began.
| Among the contributing specialists are La
| Roche. the man who hides himself inside q
| globe and propeis It over y spiral track; Phyllis
| Allen. n deep-toned vocalist; tho GlInserettis,
six skilful gymnasts; RYAN and Richfeld.
| strtch players: the Fitzgibbons, Kurtz, Silver
and Sparks, J. Stuart Blackstone, c. W. Little.
| field. Bloom and Cooper. Edith Kingsley. and
! Helena Farbianu. The biograph views make
another item in tho bill.
| The Cherry sisters arc again enlsted in our
| vaudeville and are to be at Proctors to-mor-
row. whence the promise comes that this Town
contingent will have civil treatment from tho
aud ence. John Kernel. Ezra Kendall. Writer
| J. Peabody. Fake and Semon. Ellison and Err
rol. Katherine Gyles, the Doro brothers. Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Robbins. and Louise Truax are
| -. -, "a. ,,h.x. r.ur.nc. u.ni.x Law
| eo"o VI wv s7'
! Dockstader. Hattie starr, ana MARX sullivan
are listed for to-day's concerts.
A, pa.,or.. Nr and Mr.. Cb.r,r.T. Eli, h.v,
ra'o, M s' VIZ. r'''' "N' %
| sketch called " Mrs. Hogans Music Teacher,
| and IN u icIans that make no pretence OF taking
| =. r,,.,,,, ,n.,r,.,i,, q, ,h.,r .n.cI.,,,.. ar,
w s".'H '"' '
; Tony Pastor. Burt sheppard. May wentworth,
| and R,llr Carter. Tho roster also includes the
| r ~, e.. MI. u,...r "a r
/ Dono'a"s. p'eA Sa"'s' pe''e L.
Whittle J. w. Movers, Jerome and Bell. Harry
| Kramer Lille Western. Charles Seymour, tho
| $1,000. ,,,,, "a n coI,.
| Fhh'otn'''S WV a"u b'-No .
Tho hftioth performance OF "Siilys Dinner
| come, on Monday night at the Olympia Music
hs''' huRus'o van n'euo po nessen u'a.'
baboon. Fields and LOWS. the Painters. Haines
and PettipgIlI Ed Latell Kitty Mitchell
O,..,., "a H., r.,,x "a c.,n co.. Ro,,,
n',." a"u i1'e'' 80 I 50 -, r.
and Little Egypt arc the specialists listed. The
three Jour use OF tho Oly N pa s top story which
,., a., -. III ..,,o,man.. ~
s"pp'ohe".' '"e A'u''e ."'' "
CAGES hired dancers acrobats, and polo players.
Tomorrow newcomers at Roster & Biai's are
60 us s..,i. ,.,,.,a. =,
"rofgie ho"Aro. an unfamiliar 'mLtA'o' VI
music hall performersi W ODD ana Shepari.
and Florence Bindlry Nocali.ts retained from
last weeks roster are Marie Haiton and Laei.
nanns and MArzello an. MiiAy ana Willisms
aud to lead dozen other negroes through the
ma1ss OF q cake walk: In thus feature re-
m aFE "A a n