The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-21

Thea no, ami Hubor's Muscum, as usual, en-.
piffS 0s 70, So.n sSSSStf'stt snss GP anG %Ts' d tx 81 F sss wSSfhi
Street, which has been arranged by Jerome II.
Eddy, the following ccntrtbnisI" Are iistsd: 7.
Zelnia Rawlston, Stanley. Whiting, Mira MARI
s SInS;, Luke o M I v %iiIie TpS oHcTi. Warren pspTs E 9:
wards, Lula Klein. and the Beasey sisters.
Some Of the changes Of bill tomorrow night
will DO uncommonly interesting. although pre-
sonting no unfamiliar matter. Olga Nethorsole,
an actress whose emotional power Ia associated
with plquant whimsicality, will begin m engage
mont at the Garden with Carmen" ~ which
her dcmonstrativo acting has boon vigorously
discussed here and in London. Her present lead.
ing actor, Nathaniel HartwiE, will make what
is practically his New York debut
Tho Casino will be rcopened tomorrow night
with a reproduction of Lost, Straysd or Stolen
for two weeks only. 1t is in the light, trolic-
some, and incidentally musical re,n Of typical
Casino entertainment. Tho company IL much
the Same H. norreership that Il was during the
autumn sesSon at tho Fifth Avenue, The outfit
Of costumes and scenery cannot have become
frayed or faded In the interval. Tho chorus and
ballet have been made humorous enough to I'LL
the stage full. Thus tho farcical drolleries
should present agreeable sights.
We are to have q week Of "The Prisoner Of
Zenda" at tho Grand Opera House at tho hands
OF a company sent out from tho L1ceum to per-
form 1t through tho country. Isabel Irving, who
was tho Lyceum's leading actress last year, will
enact the heroine. A half dozen Of tho original
cast are retained. Tho fortune OF this drama
was made by is happy blend oil INF nsely roman
tic interest witt q peculiarly original exploit. In
other words, 1t Ii serio-comto Ia an entirely
The highly respected old comedy. ".The
his theatre on Tuesday night, when we shall
again see Ada RShan in e familisrly approved
Attenuation with the other current play. The
r re- ar r season ,Hns WI close here on %;, April LIZ, ~, after
soins; on in London. will be orousht out " It'll
SONS Of the actors now in "The Geishs." The
stock company win go on a tour.
ty JOIN Drew and Maud Aisn's, who is'1 VIII ap.
pear in Rosemary" the. play in which they
months last aetunn and winter at the Empire.
Mr.. Drew's beat enlargement, In IN artistic
in this charming play. and Miss Adams hos
mover been sweeter than in the guiss OF the naive
aP The snYiS SnRss Sil.ssS yss FUN a me G shS keen satire of
teetotslism In "A Temperance Town viii pro-
eide SisdHs,.tIh the entscs,inmols At The Murray an;
s]Tactised espsr.s r. dealing with Hoyt hilmor.
ranging from typical tavern dranIaris to egueily;
TYPICAL Now England chur h people. It is q
dramas Of a popular grade; The World Assio,s
d doubt ss: Tor St the r sSksn that SP i ss h asdS iii Il q Sa.
own aSiiitiess. Sic viii revive this pisy to'mor.
viii be the athletic and pusiiistie hero, and it Is
promised that a great deal will be made of tho
The Bowery eots "on Broadway" at tho
Peoples, and the play which taxes its name
acted on the ,!hor. 1t is essentially popular in
It's elements, which run from mmelodrama to
Maggie Cline. and eNerylbC1\ knows what that
means so e. as her singing OF songs Is con
tGu, and figures In q serious story.
tiop, aud other things as exciting as those to Soc,
the columbus, in eastern Harlem. This play 10
= proud achievement in blood and thunder.
appeal to the hearts Of its audiences by means Of
rough and honely yet natursl means; 1t will
be performed by one of Davis s KeoGh's numer-
GUS companies
Among the familiar plays that are further con-
tinucd at our theatres Under tho Red Robe"
will reach a hundrodth perforLiancs at the EN-
pire tomorrow night. ana there will be souvenirs
OF probably interest and value.
Charles Frohman says that he has not only de-
ctded to produce no other play at ths Empire
this season, but also that Under the Rel Robe"
shall be The only one used by his stock company
on It's next tour.
The stock company Of Daniel Frohman also has
q play that will easily last the season out, and
that will be m important piece In it's repcrtory
for next summers travels 20 the Paci1o coast
and back. "The Mayfower" is 80 uear,- Ameri-
can n It's theme. so idyllic In some o: its scenes.
so romantic In others, and 60 handsomely pre-
sopted. that 1t must be rated we'll up among the
deserved SUCCESSES OF tho theat-.ca! year.
90 much certainty is felt at tho Garrick re-
rardlng the Durability OF tao fun In Never
Again that contracts have already boon made
for its future elsewhere. The FARGO will DO sent
with its present cast to Chicago on Juno / for Q
term OF twe4r 0 weeks. II Will DO tho next pro-
9ucuon at tho Vaudeville in London with an
English company. Tho eccentric characterize
tions by MI. Gottschalk end Miss Robson arc es-
pe'ially ludicrous.
The Bostonians. now haze tho most s~ervioea-
a aRS SHR'f HOOD SDdi" H Mhie an shT %hi hIvI p9 SSta all ef s st%9S
forward. In congcninl roles. That counts Tor
t nnth m with th bs eGS% nIIs ~ an an mitch ,ndi13S mach tin R1
the public. Hilda Thomas and Alice Nelson.
the nov and charming Sopranos, alternate IS
one OF me hefomes' whne jessie Bartlett DAVIS
. 4 Is probable that the time at FIRST assigned to
nue. Will DO considerably eItenled, in order that
al the srscens Of tho play may % turned into
Mrs. Fiiskc's. and II viii inure quito as VaiasbiSS
e her dramatic fame 40 II win to her pnIse.
d Tjl ~ ne e b assi?yHs sa M9 S.su spss Ia fstS Ssss '''seF-
1Soth Ferfol 'Inncs o. N.Y. riend rom India" |
in tL.s country will no given. snd tlere Will DO
sou enirs 70 enpnasize that fact. All the points
of fun In this extrevagan. farco are now being |
made the most of by the new town company, |
while the original cast ts sen: through tho conn.
Of London 10 being performed In that city.
Another jovial play in international use 10 \
Tho Girl from Paris" which has had its 250th
time In London. and is boominGly current hero
at the Herald Square. Manager Mann sends
"ord that IA. has arranged 70 continue 1t in New
York until tie weather becomes too hot for
en- example OF clever transfer OF French matter
into EnF'isn. 1t is politely leviish.
Nay Irwin will sing about tho tragedy Of the
now bully, md also about the Invitation to
Mamie to come kiss hor loney boy, In this
weeks repetitions of "Coufted Into Court " at
he BiJou. SLo ms kcs different reflections FROM
her repertory of character songs every Nopipy
nirht, and those Two ballads have proved nc
auusint; as any In her list. There Is 40 intima-
tion - to when tho farce viii yield tho R!jou !
STAGE IN any hing cleo.
Chnnnceyolnott faces audiences Of worshippers
Mt the Fourteenth Street. He 10 thc dramatic Idol
Of II portion Of tue public. 1t may no that these
IN, y nrp fond h,t Tho fnat RIM, aiua that m. the