The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-20

castis belng, made Up for Boston. Alice
The prompter's Box AZ the front OF the stage.
On adjunct usually visible at the Irving, Place.
m SSSs9rd ,N1S With d9gT nos5.s usage; WI ws Ss e,
Roessl" is TO BE continued and the esctors have
fsfSIn e sur sSGs n an their liz lins Ian Ag Iop tb sos% %ec Till
and will appear in some new plays.
The, coni operas produced hero this Season
istsst Of tfcm Is "The yollS Musketeer% at the
Broadway. where the Jolly one among its many
antics are more re than ever before EtmSb1eG with
humor; His industrious vim as travestying
S@nse%ent. hs will remain indefinitely.
II was sydney Rosenield who wrote, the FIRST
has sp pro UssIs2 f n an S a ttstiIsw q I" < Hq Dan nDM Us
Maid,"a second departure In ENTERTAINMENT at
up a serious dramatic plot with. the kind q
n~nonsenge hitherto characteristic Of that stage.
s%ensSSl,' but through them runs distinctly a
This Is the last week of Richard Mansfield in
""Cyrano de BerEsrac at the, Garden, and the
Anal fortnight in New York. the other half OF
HOUSE,. after Which the play Will be taken to
e e s ssS S as aS. TGss Ie dps 81 H.. hS Msns sS:RfaGS
and burlesqnes have exploited 1t.
bc dne P play a Td,Sh tb w9s term 70 sp ~ Annie az en Russell sSsE'f is
Catherine" will be, extended until the second
" sbo IN nr }sR%Sr gsrf 9hS SlSss q Sn tb f1p Sl ,%i e len
discriminate portion OF the New York pubic.
BEGUN Under r. the d%ireetIohp 81 David 1BBelasScsos,
who has made the English version OF the
French original.
Reproductions Of plays figure attractively in
tho weeks theatrical layout. "Ingomar. the
Barbarian" will be performer at Wallack's to-
morrow night with Julia Arthur in the charac-
ter OF Pdrthenia. This actress is ambitious
professionally. and her private resources are
ample for = sumptuous mounting OF the old
stage romance. The expectation is that its
scenes will surpass usually all that has hither-
to been done with them. Nor need It be doubt
ed that Miss Arthur will acauit herself we'll in
the acting. She can hardly fail TO do that. W.
3. Hart will be the %Inpoma,.
Tit reproduction at the American will be
THE Chimes OF Normandy" Plauquette's
light opera, though extremely familiar. has
not been used in New York very lately. and so
It will not seem stale to the loyal supporters Of
the Castle Square company. Villa Knox will
reappear as Serpolette and Mr.. Stewart will be
Gdspdrd. the miser, q part In which overactinG
has been usual, but which In this instance may
be more agreeably normal. Others in the cast
are Miss Norwood. Mr.. sheehan. Mr.. Chase and
Mr.. Moulan. la ,Boheme" will be given at
this house a week hence.
Two OF the stars who have been conspicuous
in Manhattan borough OF late will cross to
Brooklyn tomorrow with the plays In which
they have been notably prosperous. L. H..
Sothern will go to the Montauk to enact the
hero in 1.-THE Adventure OF Lady Ursula. - the
romantic comedy by Anthony Hope. The lady
in the case will be Virginia Harmed. who is TO
retire temporarily after this week. She is an
important factor in the performance. The
company is the same that it has been at the
Lyceum.
Viola Allen will spend her Brooklyn week at
the Columbia, and the play will be The
Christian" Of course. She has struck into
great good fortune at the outset OF her starring
career with that dramatization OF Hall Gaines
novel, and the personal endeavors of the author
as an inciter Of public interest have been a help.
Miss Allen is. personally and professionally. a
worthy actress. and her success is therefore to
be rejoiced in. Joseph Haworth is now playing
the hero.
Cumberland civil be in Harlem at the
Columbus this week. as performed BY this sea-
sons Pitou company. and with all the original
scenic outfit intact. This drama is well known
as q romance that begins among cadets at
West Point and ends with soldiers in the Ken
lucky mountains. telling a love story. and con-
tanning episodes Of much excitement The
burning bridge. and the desperate hand-to-.
should stir Columbus AUDIENCES deeply; -,
fTS sass IN al Is ' good ft ofS way si Be- bsnn Mss lfRo@ oRs5s
sb Rsdh arab is' play. which %Sti 'Y hoIdGs sit IL '@ own rs% place
firmly, AGAINST any encr2achment by newer
i Esw en ehis soa pssSe by d dss bllIhisrf she Quartet is Fet
OF singing farmhands. by introducing a winter
sleighlng scene. and by enhancing some Of
I'm Old Kentucky - is anothe piece of
can f bs Eiv eep tSrone fha the la west ten &c tSe Gran II
Opera House. In this Cause.-The place Illustrated
l. an az fr gsfie sg,. ssSlsn and 81 K SSt 4 I'itl Nth b 1 %sISe
dramatic excitement. along with q lot of negro
White and Blue, /" for which extensive prepare
tions are well ADVANCED.
Avenue. and that theatre. after two, weeks OF
darkness through the retirement. OF Mr.. Jeffer-
SSS as S @er sc se1 arIsn months SatR .1 at paGffai !f6sV c e%ae
nsny will not Be materially altered. as Virginia
o Gdr,r Of ofi the familiar cast are retained.' The
recruits are Adele Rltchie,, Carolyn Gordon.
productions BY Augustin Daily will occupy the
Fifth Avenue three month";.
A melodrama distinguished by the claim OF
having made more money IN America than any
other imported from England is The Silver
1 diRng;s as wis q m It's sese but but R RiRyss liffe a 3 SS
by misleading circumstances that he iS guilty.
S TaIs P1sy T " Tie be F SnIfsy b Hi fho F RSSen %oEs st i%.
roles. and NO doubt . clear and forcible repre-
'e Rsfs oIa xta1 D and slyeH The Two Orphans" are, to
be with us again; This sascttFTee actress and a this vs. m 3gno.
uIAIld udVb DC5u uDlO " 4 LHO biihO
since she was its pathetic blind girl in the orig
inal American production at the Union Square.
They may now be found Just around the corner
at the Star. Her crippled but brave lover is
still played by Charles Stevenson. There Is a
new companion orphan In Adelaide Alexander.
The Bowers viii be struck mechanically
at the Peoples by John Martins Secret" one
OF those English pieces Of sensationalism that
do not lose their thrilling qualities In crossing
audience is the combination by which the lock
OF a safe may be opened. Robbery and murder
are Incidents, but the principal excitement
ome OF q leap for life by a woman in a ,dia-
mond mine.
Col. Robert T, Ingersoll will deliver at the
Academy a week from tonight a new lectu re.
entitled Superstition"
This weeks music hall audiences will receive
good return. At Weber & Fields's the burletta.
"Cyranose." has been much enriched. the last
, addition being atake-ofl OF q duel between two
women who have removed their bodices for
! tha annonntar Law Eialda and Patar Daily. In