The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-28

and they have decorated IL freshly Tor the pres
emit season. They will next bring out Hotel
Topsy Turvy." which has long been current in
France and England.
The first play in the series arranged for the
season at the Harlem Opera House IL last win
tors Hoyt farce. "A Stranger in New York."
which was then regarded as a companion piece
IN "A Trip to Chinatown" upon the model OF
which II had been built, though with no reno
tition In material. Nobody who saw Harry Con-
nor as the cheeky stranger from the West. In
trudlnR himself into a party Of masaueraders
and becoming their boon companion. can have
forgotten It's comicality. Anna Boyd IL now
the best fellow Of them all' in the cast.
The Brooklyn Montauk will begin to-mor-
row night with such laughter as What HAP
pened TO Jones' may incite. As that Broad
hurst farce has served it's purpose Of merri-
ment extensively In this. country and England.
II is unlikely that It's repetition. will be at al
disappointing. George G. Bonlface. Jr.. still
Snee Is Very j jovial within legitimate limits,
Park sTG0k IL has se Sse q st oTs HSHlmS1fS oT t ass season 50 ' SS
II Ptf 4 { YAM faTo Be- iTa 6%.d BFP y N.Y. Wac aT aySHOff 4 &.
popular fiIteens ySSrS ago The cast !. reads aaS
sbFHI%t, to sst there from w the 'TSns sH 9sISnd 6 y
Hospital viii be guests. and the ,oflceTrs, Of the
MuLblilB oEOOkiSh navy pGOh IA nltoNs. "a bNh1
81 this house contemplates weekly changes of
!. ! P sss e ISoFS sF az M Hs sss& iH GFf' y = E Hs:ssE
includes Robert Dronet, Hennah May Ing
bonn M.ifs%Er t Aialan' R Saii dstfsss Rose b RSsSdisE
SRsts oth fSe s Sfst pisJ r. p MIKE afSs SsT SS SoatS.%
daily matlneef viii BE- .siysn. with q change, Of
appears to be careful, reasonable, and hopeful.
This. week's, play Ct the Columbus, will be
Madeleine tucette ,Ryiey for, Nathaniel Q.
Goodwin and used by him. satisfactorily for q
fSss2n ssos Sh so SHSs SFs sssIsSs II William fIhS m g! ssss6
f. tns d aSs Fran roe r. a Rike dnt NJ ms%bs GTr1 "
gin. Ellie Germon. Charles Bowser and Frazer
Among the theatres in which this week
brings no change q Bill Is the. one at the suTi
on Manhattan Beach, The Bostonians will
Herbert. whose concerts are given ct other
hours on the same stage and who is the COM
]SS SsssG e that assis s0 Eot% SgSTS; will bIE GS0uR Th the t S9ni
ENTERTAINMENT at Manhattan still consists Of
the Pain fireworks. which are warlike and pa
win have an old; fashioned sleiGhing party In
m mfins T e i Is Hai'e 81 New afi HSm aO lie. IN
the Academy Of Music In his aeccSst9msd man.
ner.. The singing of. homely ballads BY, q
ff SSi6s aS SSSisGsss L sh e td sa.6sT a e the Inc "a 5G play.
0s RyS@ y week sSs f. os TTeek; m e. Ss SSan wisa are sSt mSSe
an additional tiHeSs ballad for Nj. steIEer to sing.
and Anita Wilson joins With Walter lion. Zones I'm In
lyeliest commotion may. be expected,
This ID, the last week Of the roof garden sea-
oerts Of. the metropolitan. Permanent oTehss-
ira yield music, ranging from the technically
me Th 70 t tes 6Saetssly T ISGRSSlash; ur. the first per-
been lessened. and therefore the several fea-
thrown tint into more eTectual relief. This mqe
steal farce will be continued until somethinG, 10
The Gree EA Slave q london piece Of the anne
calibre,. q, a production Of ,".Cyrano, de Ber-
gerac" with Ada Rehan in 1t. remains to be
seen.
In the weeks vaudeville bills dramatic num-
| bers arc the leading ones. Proctor's Theatre
will have o new short play by Rose Coghlan
and James Clarence Harvey. with Miss CoGh-
Ian assuming its chief character. Its title IL
Between Matinee and Night" and It's story 10
| Of the life Of stage folk. This ACTRESSES first ap-
pearance in vaudeville was in companionship
| with Incompetence. but that error IL not to be
| repeated. With her will be John T. Sullivan.
Lottie Alter. and Ida Won Trautman. All else
In the bill will be OF the variety show order.
Sketches will fall to the Sidmans and to Nor
ton and Revelle. the latter being a new one.
Horizontal bar gymnasts are the Van Aukens.
| Conway and Leland are acrobats with W
whole legs between them. comic gymnastics
are for the Lowells. the Martels are bicyclists,
and Wilson and Leicester and the Craigs are
musical. Pictorial treatment Of wars carnage
Is still the war-graph's Offering.
For the Pleasure Palace the foremost ieg1-
| innate player viii be Frederic Bond. He
keeps Her Last Rehearsal" a playlet con-
tanning strains Of comedy and sentiment that
are nicely balanced to the tastes Of vaudeville
audiences, and that gains interest from the
fact that It's setting elbows 9 stage IN the char
S pEIaySed by ST1 Arthur Dunn and Mamie dilroY. It
the eceentrieftIes Of its. undersized comedian.
which will not down; MUSICAL specialists are
A6 oese' and h haRWe;rl la ana sMi@esesssoGRR' ,3 aRf s oass
songs whose sentiments are heightened by
steTeoptieon iIlust5ations; Views Of Ia Spr vic,
aESn Boyer Boy %Secs5is; and Daniel. APyss and
A new play BY Milton Mobiles viii be in the
mon e. 9 lProVld Ssi% aecepsable ] @ ate Tor his
own and his wife',s use in vaudeville, and this
f BnFson ms Hi Mo aRd = Ella fSF S S5ashej VIII VIII be 9e en-:
gagged. in il. Belinda Bailey's B99rders'' is
by the Cohans.. who return to Money to
| companions. who are still playing "a Strange
Baby" Among; the specially folk will be the
Inns, Lavender Richardson. the Bateses. the
Cranes. the McDonalds and the Lentons.
Two sketches that will be well placed at
PASTORS will be done by the Mortons and by
Manning, and Weston: The first Is character
way. Other specialists listed here are Monta-
que and West, Post and Clinton. Horace Gold
en-. the Tally7ho trio. BeaqgaEd and GLOVER.
ger trio. the Collinses. Clarice Vance and o.
X. Sato.
readiness at the Eden Musee number nearly
200, and hourly showinRs OF then are given
with band music and wax shows.
The first of our music halls to resume 40
tivity is the Harlem. which Is again directed
here In the summer include redecorating.
new scenery and a lobby at the street leyel.
The first roster includes the Pantzers, Nc;