The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-06

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Henry Miller passes into his fourth week with
The Master at the Garden. and the Ok.
pootation is that he viii remain 10 tho end of
IN his acting Of the oSSdSrats yot analy 1soitenod
husband and father. as well as In the mat.eTT OF
oriminatine freauenters of theatres.
Wallack's. and viii devote It, probably, to
Summers Day" though II was promised that
affair, and it yields for Mi. Drew a congenial
the sake Of those who are near and dear. lie iis
at his best In mixed cynicism and kindliness'
Annie i Russell and josephine Hail are in a sort
OF oaf 1Gi On pSanSn- A. Mo ,Sss s waef ,so one o,h IL shS n pT aob.
the pieces make a varlously amusing hill. Miss
Russell is dainty in the hnmor and path9s OF tho
with the Same Qualities in the second. These
two condolences are equally accomplished In
their different wsys.
Ono of the few London music hall celebrities
who have not had employment here will be soon
at Roster & Balls tomorrow night. He 10
C%hirgwin, who blackens oil Of his face but q
patch about ono eye. and thus has come to DO
called tho "White'Eyed Kaf1r." He performs on
instruments Of his own manufacture, sings and
dances, all after n manner characteristic solely
of himself. and in q way deemed highly divert
ing across the ocean. He 10 sure that his
specially will bear transference we'll. Four
other fresh specialties are In the bill. tho rest
being selections from previous weeks.
The performers at Weber & Fields's tonight
are chosen. for tho greater part. from outside
the stock forces of the music hall. and are q
capable lot. The regular organization of the
resort is still busted OF week nights with
"Pousso CATS" and the comical. perverslons of
current successful dramas that 1t carries.
and DALEY are still contributors to its fun.
which Is newly pointed with timeliness when
eyer passing events snEgost such changes; The
Mary Norman's stay here, which was her first
music hall employment, has been extended.
To-morrow's newcomers, to tho Harlem Music
Hall are Sam Collins, the Dunns. johnson,
and Remington. Campbell and Beard, Hart and
Lee. Alburtus and Bartram, and Jeanette FL
r rosier ,G HaiIen : a pdF' Puller. Marx iEo Murphy insi y'S and
1mogene Conner among them.
at Sam f I. jacks viii swell the 1 returns Of the
show held at Roster & BIals last sunday even
disaster. Later programmes of the week will
include q new short burlesque.
A new wax tableau at the Eden Musee IL In
fore the Operation" 1t shows the operating
room of st, Iuke's Hospital. with a young wo.
man awaiting surgical treatment, and surgeons
and nurses standing near. By improvements
effected last week in the Passion Play" views,
their unsteadiness is checked and the figures
are sharpened.
What is pretty sure to be q rouser In the con-
tinuous shows Is tomorrow nights biograph
display at the Pleasure Palace. This will in
clude the pictures Of the Maine that have been
shown recently. and also views Of the Vizcaya,
which are from photogI apis taken while that
warship was at anchor Off Staten Island. Tho
Littlest Girl" which Is Robert billiards drama
| tization of Richard Harding Davis's story, is
the weeks short play, and Hilliard is its central
figure, Among the speciality folk arc Florence
Bindley, who is now a performer on musical in
struments; Letta and Mimi. newly imported
gymnastics; Stinson and Merton. Won Pritwitz
Palm, the Clover Trio. johnson and Dean. and
A. d. Robbins. To.day's concert has q continu-
Newcomers to vaudeville at Proctor's Theatre
are Louise Thorndike Boucicault and Max Fig.
H HiiIsr y90 R Msr P,eSF T fI%e Wss given esrle By JOHN Ehf
Drew and Maude Adams at an occasional per-
Torrance not long ago. Here are the Sayille-
Sloan troupe, a new combination of specially
folk. and a sketch of variety farcicality is played
bv Gardner and Ely. The yocalists listed are
Kittie Mitchell and Will F. Denny, Ola Hayden
leads a zobo band. song and dance folk are Foy
SPECIALISTS are wis and Loretto, Cris Green.
RamZa and Arno. Loney Haskell. the Review
Four. and Felix and Barry. Today's COMFORT
| programme lasts from 2 until 10.
Lillian Burkhart Is for a second week the
actress Of the short play at Keith's. but the play
Is a new one. entitled "A Passing Fancy At
the top Of tho list of specialists is Alice Ather-
ton. whose laughter. as shown In a song that
places it with a half a dozen characters. Is a fine
stock in trade. Dramatic songs descriptive Of
fremen's dangers and illustrated by stereopti.
con pictures. fall to Maxwell and Simpson,;
Lille Western is the programmes instrument
talist, and the others are the Patterson brothers,
Wormwood's dog and monkey circus, the Blon-
dells. Bowers and Dixon. George Evans, Ben
netto. Mark Murphy, Oberti. Waltz and Ardoll.
Conwell. Swan. Folly Trio. and Quinto..
Fred Hallen and Mollie Fuller are at the head
of the bill at Pastors. and TONY Pastor, Maud
Raymond, Pauline Markham. Ed Latell. Cush.
man and Holcomb are others who arc well
known. Ono announcement gives the trained
dog his due. 1t reads: BABY. the greatest
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Quinn. Charles Osborn, an
English comic singer. will make his first ap-
pearance in New York here tomorrow.