The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-31
THIS WEEK ON OUR STAGE.
FIRST WEEK M NO MEANS
DEVOID OF NEW THINGS.

II 10 VI hAAof 10 N'N
t,ol,des every manner Of stage play, and TAX
i,p that view OF It. the frst week In August Is
Nv no oeans without dramatic matter In the
StrIoal use. We even have q brand new piece
r,ndy for Ia first production tomorrow night
81 Bergen Beach. IT Ia called Young Miss
Cuba" and Is described rs a farcical extrava-
sanza. The authors are John Saunders. play
wright. and Jules Reinhart, musician. Tho
further information is given out that 1t is full OF
Cubnn patriots. Spanish spies, cigarette girls,
aud other persons pertinent to eontemporane-
ons existence in Santiago and t~hereabouts.
To-morrow's midsummer vaudeville will dis
close more Of now matter and new contrtbu-
tors than ia usual with winter Mondays. A
Observation-Disclosures Will BIO Frederic Bond.
1,bose debut in that field will come at Proc
tors Theatre In a one-act play. Her Last he-
Iaaraal." The first OF the specialties here will
H. given by Williams and Walker. comical me-
,g,es. who style themselves Kings OF Coon
dom" They nro aided In their antics by other
negroes, and they make q lauEhable matter of
q ,nkc walk. Othor innings will be filed by G.
" Williams, a ventriloduist Lille Western. an
ins.rumcntAliat Joseph p. Carey. whose songs
bra illustrated; O. X. Snto. a juggler; Swan and
pnmhard Rice and Elmer. Lucy Nelson and
Kathleen Warren. OF last weeks war-graph
r'cturps only those that proved OF especial In
terest will no retained. the budget being COM
vlctei with brand new ones OF war scenes.
The strangers at Kelth's are just from across
tbc son. They are tho Paolis. two comic aero
hats who are In charge Of some dogs Of re-
narsa' 10 training. The dramatic item OF the
rrasramme will be a familiar one. * New
Y,or's Dream which has been we'll played here
~ patrice, who is still its chief interpreter. A
ttctch with a now title is for Arthur Dunn and
Mamie Gilroy. though It cannot be expected.
and probably was not planned, to disguise that
undorsized comedians characteristic drolery,
Claude Gilingwater and Edward ]. Heron In q
ludicrous farce: George Fuller Golden. with q
bright monologue: A. j.. Guile. with tenor
solos Of an unnsnal sort In vandeville; Gus
I-rno and the Olympic Quartet are some Of
the others named.
Al the Pleasure Palace an operetta will have iS
nret hearing, and Il is hoped that a rival for sue
cesstul twcnty-mtnute plays may be discovered
in 1t. It is entitled The Kissing Bridge" and
isa story Of New York city in the Knickerboeker
days. It's conspicuous singer will be B. o.
jenkins. who shared Its authorship with A. Z.
Lancaster. Outranklng this new item In the
programmes arrangement will be the re-entry
in the continuous shows OF Odell Williams. who
has Just returned from employment In England
with The Heart OF Maryland" He will use
the short play. T Judges Wooing." that
previously served him In the variety shows.
Another performer recalled from across the
ocean Is Tom Browne, O mimic and whistler.
remembered for his speciality in "A Trip to
Chinatown" Also listed arc Conway and Lo-
land, Solaro, Jane Whitbeck. Ray Barton. Harry
Kessler, Drawee. Bryant and Seville. the Mel
sons, GoERins and Davis, and the war-graph.
The first sculptor OF the variety shows to
model from clay busts Of the wars celebrities
will be Gallando. who comes to Pastors. Fox
and Allan and the sidmans are to DO the sketch
players, Polite Holmes IL the rousing vocalist.
and others are Boyle and Graham. Cooke and
Clinton, SANFORD and Heusel. Flatow and
Dunn. Mcwaters and Tyson. the Nelson's. the
6paunes. the Boranis. and EunicO Hill.
The Madison Square Garden 10 being pre-
pared by Imre Kiralfy for the war show. "oul
Naval Victories" and no doubt 10 entertained
that all will be ready for the public view o weel
from tomorrow night. The scheme Of THU
really big enterprise II 10 illustrate the nava
battles between American and Spanish feet
with real boats on real water. The artificial
lake made for this purpose covers the entir'
level space OF the amphitheAtre. and Their
the miniature counterparts OF the warships vii
meet In mimic combats, reproducing faith
fully the destruction Of our enemy'S tw'
BQuadrons. The eastern end Of the Garden wi
be set with spacious scenery to help out tn
illusion. Key West. Santiago and Manila will b
thus shown as backgrounds for the aquati
CllOu hlUcIuOOh Blu ShA
are to be given and. as the affair has been sue
cesstul In London. 1t should naturally be still
moro so with us. considering our greater inter
est In the subject.
.To-day's displays Of war pictures are two a
einematoeraphe being hourly. The wax SHOW
is on view all day and evening, and its array o.
terest. The resorts musicians are engage
both afternoon and evening: =
Inc Indoor Eaude e He PceScs are 6ed g Pro o
Sranm ts~,EES Evening, SUNDAY shSNs yiIl 5
Alice Atherton,s Singing Watermelon" tn
Deesan's patriotic ballads. and, ballads OF an
other trend by Hope Booth will be features o.
The directors Of the steamboat Grand Re
public's enlistment In vaudeville welcome tn
ffshm ae Makes g, e e5ssiSIs ses %lRe se l ar99 9e sns h eoafs
and removes from the mind OF the most timi
pleasure seeker the thought that somethipn
specialists who Will hold the stage during, tn
9 anS P PEI i inniRg H to:norrow Sr6 6iG Wt,S are H Hahn
Raymond: Julia Storms and Maud Gerry
sorts at which, stage diversions are provided
Ayoca Villa, which fronts on Gravesend waite
Andrews, Len Moss, Harry Dunbar. ,EuGep
Leslie. Murray and the Clayton sll
tiers ana Others, A summer garden and a lon
the variety show.
Pleasure Bay floats an imitation man-o'-w,
for the purposes of "Pinafore." which will |
performed on its deck tomorrow night for u
first TING. while an audience Is seated on Il
shore close by. Robert F. Graham and
A!drich Libhcy are in the cast.
To-m2rrow's roof forces at the America
World trio. ] evils and Elliott, Pauline Mora
The Alth"a sisters. Wilkes and Carter. Glad!
Van, md Loney Haskell.
,T,r variety show in Roster Il Balls roof ga
den ill he from Lafayette. Gussie Nelson, u
lhYtTer tri9, the Emperors, the Held qaadrill
am Truly Shattuck.
The war spectacle at Manhattan Beach. Wi
-, ram lreworss dominant, yet not ~exclusiv
rrIl bears the title Of The Fall OF Manila
rs q ryrolrcnnicel representation OF Dewey
latte romans the main feature. Bat lat
vents OF the war are introduced. either
t91thiui depletion or fanciful glOrifcatio
lnr'C;ls things are interiected, such as div
from high poles into the lake by expCr TT sWir
meT?. baIIcts by many women aud music. voc
AMI instrumental.
This Is the niNth week OF Cooks Tour
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