The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-17

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gained by Tho. French Maid" at the Herald
Square. where 1t is to, be re- aimed. according 70
quite through the season. The incidental diver.
sions have been increased, the comedians have
been perlnitsSSdd o 70 build up their rolcs, toplSS,
night to night, and the feminine beauty shows
stranger in Now YoPk'"H e viii GHf noi Be- ID disturbed HaSI
for the !. sssS Of Ola ma; a. 4 place for sCmotHTFPSs s
S SISy IS IS a Ny typ ssid Il Toy e e IN sqnsGmp!nt.GiS familiar IaS
enough In manner, but also new enough In mat.
ter. j carries a vaudeville show. In which
the ton Of its class.
Belle o. New YofE" include FOR to morrow night
the hrEt npnearanes Of william Sorrls In i h
i Ssss; f Of Cs As nS ..SiI,inls c G. yss b nGw lU WIFI '4 re-.
main there. Its striking novelty Is its salvation
Army lass and the element OF slmosl serious
abundance, too, Of truly Tenderloin matter OF y
humorous nature.
Tho Illustrations Of What, Happened to
Jones" make up a brisk and lively fares at tho
BiJou, whore the samo set of comic comedians
sIr &c ,S. NGtTSs,es is s@rioy tS.' as M nsFI Fsr shc
son 10 now extract ng fun from the character OF
the Swedish maid servant. Tho humor OF this
safely Obvious that none Of 1t miscarrles. 1t Ia,
therefore, a popular entertainment
One OF the dramas which are brought back to
New York for the present week. Tho SrortinR
Duchess" Is not worthy for It's retention O. q
strong cast. 1t comics to the Grand Opera
H use. Rose Coyhlan will enact an Important
part, and John II. Stoddart Is still In tho COM
pany. The scenes on the English turf and a
love story with the sport OF horse racing are
presented spcctacuiarly. Probably this Is tho
most profitable importation of London molo-
drama within several years.
Mr.. Willard will divide the week at wallack's
between two dramas that clearly hold good
places In his repertory. 1.-THE Middlcm n" Ia
which no porIrays the work and sorrows OF an
inventive potter, will be revived tomorrow
night. The last half of the week will be given
up to "The Professors Love Story, in which
he appears amusinEly. yet sentime1tally, as an
unconscious lover. Next week the play will be
"The Hogue's Comedy"
More Of the "Old Homestead" will now bo
seen al tho Academy OF Music. The rural and
city views of American life shown in this
theatre in East Fourteenth street. Denmnn
Thompson will be : figure In them. As Of y3.s.
BY way Of innoT;tio9, the l",t act VII co tain n =
end with = realistic illustration Of ,nisbtfali
been taken with this new feature Of the play.
The PLAY as;y Of Of, The he week at the v Msrie ,po oPstFitt
has h never been per;ormed in thUnt part 81 the
city. 1t 10 "Courted Into Court :" In which May
Irwin was seen last winter; Marie ,Drcssler,
humor. now appears as the woman whose ad-
ventures Il marriage and divorce are set forth
good AZ the for mer one.
The other Harlem theatre, the Columbus has
wIffs TsfiT In Tn rISseFi It will Il ntbs Be- or hT 1hst.
in last seasons long run OF this play downtown.
q sensational scene of peril for the hero was
blown to pieces, and his fate hang, in tho bal.
ance long enough to excite the spectators .'rsat-
~, There Ia q good outfit OF actors and scenery,
Madam Sans Gene which was first given
in German az the Irving Place Last! ThnrSloyi
elstPp in AienRruher's Der ptsrrer Won K,rrh.
pany:s rspe sHf@," Being a i msis 'or filthy I'D ~ ''1'
A naval mel drama will be set forth for the
en-grossment Of the audiences at the Third Ave.
nue., and 1t is likely that their liking Of excite
T Tsn viii Viii, Ps snss 1hsm as'' Fffh onas \. shes !, the
boss exponent OF heroism in this piece. which ts
%Ecplete with his adventures on sea md land;
has been applauded considerably at other the
atrcs. :,
should be realistic. 1t will be seen at the
Peoples this week. A crime Of burglary 10 en-
: tS.sd t. .e t DDS. 1a act 0 sssiaSe to s.r tue f RSm1 asyh, has
l.. never sea sim battle Ttsrs Sx.i iS t. Vice ne |. and rnIi, bent,
strain of farce, and for q further concession 10
lev. y some vaudeville acts are introduced;
Standard plays sre being revived. at the Muir
With Name. 6'SeiI INST for tie heroines, and to
morrow night she will for the first time appeal
n n '. i fonnd Vent for their H'e emotional powers
Miss O'Neill can hardly fail to express vivid,
the stronger feelings ofthe woman who does TO- g
love her wooer until after che has become hi
Murray Hill BY the coIored Juhilee Singers.
AccessionB to continuous vaudeville's lists thi
week arc from operatlc and dramatic employ
mcnt. At Keith's are Ida Klein. who Is a ne :
oomer to the variety shows, and who has bee,
heard at the Metropolitan Opera House; AM
Felix Morris, whose beginning in vaudeville wa
made early last sulnr er, and who will now az
pear IN "The Old Physician" Pstrice. too. 1
lated. retaining the pretty New Years Ev
sketch that she has played here before. Ne'
biograph views do not crowd out tho'e take
from the pilot OF q locomotive In and about tt
Hayerstraw tunnel. and room in the bill 10 hlle
b. Phyllis Allen. Joe Cawthorne, MHcar''s dcR'
uowley and Leslie W. Rosario. Tho Nowshoy
quintet. Joe WEIGH, Ben Ais Arab tumblerl
Lew Randall. and w. J. Mills.
First visits TO all.day vaudeville are made q
Proctor's by E. J. Radcliffe and Kate Chas
sprague, who are paired in q sketch snti:!c
. The Black Butterfly" Another beginner
. Sylvia Leslis. who 1. accompanied in 2 music,
, j. ere Grant md Norton, chip, tho Northern
!. the Stanleys, Annette Wllsey. tho Carmen 81
b tiers, and .iurphy and MACK. Marie L0ftu
Andrew Byrne. and Charles t. Ellis arc ~retNins
. for to.day's concerts.
. J. X. Emmett comes to Pastors. and, wit
Anna MortlAnd will play 2 recently trte
Melvin Ward. Contrast with this Is afiordc
= by sketches that engage Cushman and He
comb. the Cohans. and Curtis and Gordon. Ii
Q last:named posing as boxing Instructor an
pupil, the woman scholar pummelling t.
teacher to tho limit Lawrence and Harrinl
. ton, tho Franclolli sisters. G. W. Littlehcl'
$ Fisher and Crowell. and the TanSkas arc SON
Of the specialists.
= ,Aorobats and gynnsst; enough to outht
Q Pleasure Pslacs. Among them arc tho Picch
o ants; the Dunhsms. Caron and Herbert. Coo
b in chief, and her companions arc the Walk,
sisters. Lswis and Fields. the Alpine trio. ar
h the hest fun and music Of "Ths Geszer nm
"Under the Red Globe played by one Of u
vaudeville organizations that Weber g. Fie.ds d
rect. Bessie Bonsh II. Stanley Whiting. Fran
Cnshman, and Harry Howard are some of t
. aav'a vnra1iata