The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-21

London approval. Ethel jackson win max,
her debut as the title heroine. She n an Amer
savoy. The pllSy injsets two 1l-Pred men AZ.
ne %ai Jazz e t stilf SoSNInleeS SS' TBsSdS 81 s9 Mos sane SSs
managed by Charles Burnham. viii also begiI
a. week from Wednesday night with The Med.
der" which Augustus Thomas has written fol
company. in which Marie Burroushsistbe lead.
Ing. actress, and Theodore Hamilton, John Z
The layout at this theatre includes the Alice
Other, entertainments Of an upper, grade.
doors on that night. The new extravaaanzn
by the two Smiths has had. several names. hut
the one to stick is not yet announced. The
company will have some new recruits. The
managers have leased the stores which. sepa-
rate their theatre from broadway. but do not
intend TO enlarge the auditorium yet awhile.
The other, theatres will be .IeoPened. only q
the Herald square with "The. French Maid"
the Knickerbocker with De Wolf Hopper In
els Eh wilson GeSrl n aThs ne Iit sISOeSS orp0rn fita he ETY. IN.
ventures Of Lady Ursula" the. Madison Square
Bernard in The MARQUIS OF Michigan" the
Royal Boz" tho Lyric with Viola Allen in The
Christian" and the Grand Opera House under
There will be a sprinkling Of new material
in to-morrow's vaudeville programmes, but
most Of It is in the hands of familiar perform
ols' het.hs "h nave "hA@ pEomlsos 70 De
hoNeltS ~ plcVoElM eo1tment Oh Alononko
ecenes .he1 empioIs q rSvoivIn6 sASe. a
nc" sAevch Ior inc oonans y from tne pen Oh
w e m oonan' onool Us players anon pro-
Murphy will give limitations OF stage celebri-
ties In sketch form. Among tho other items
will be the vaudeville debut OF Anna Teresa
oerger. q oornesls1 ana q eonunuaeon .,
MOVING war picVures' "hch eurn peocelui
SiowIyr
AT rrocoors Nneatre 10 PROMISED tne nrSs
American performance by the seven Tow
80 aaaShr $3.50. .nSn.ane.t. .aTs.
net :. y ac.oDss L
actors, will fan 20 Ed 6. Abeles and Helene
lowell. and MIRA Charles peteru win raneat her
Characterization of a lowiy and comic Irish
woman in the one-aot play. '-The Widow
Flaherty; views OF the war between Greece
and Turkey and OF the contest just closed will
be projected from the yar-Rraph. and all the
Frank Bush, with a fresh budget OF comic
oneratIc aTnarience. A n Robbins an eTneTt
S OnSyG MeG 5aGsf and SG pan ES''' Bryant and ''V'n''
Besides the vur-Rraph,s opportunities for
patriotic shouters. there viii be at the Pleasure
a,a,tU 1Mo nnn - "a 'p CO. ne >, n &oI p . ! 49,
clai'y way: Oho 10 n Jams Oh Son' etaIce-
let with which Beatrice Moreland and Charles
NJ. Seay have already created much laughter.
"a ~ 49, a .sr1. yrts",. - a. SLtsr
ana tne otner 10 my VINES hero," IN Whch
will be Fred Hallen and Molly Fuller. In the
latter Is q silent participator. q ~taciturn and
unIovoIr ,Lzo ochto- oro,.d -, r.,oh 30
uhfo'eiS PITS hShceI. Srouno "hom much vi
the run hinges. but Mr.. Hauen's ntmbleness
has full play. A specialist who In A newcomer
70 tbis house. "a Catberine Rartbo vho "a mr.
W 'niS nouSo - Sa1nerhne ooEIno' "no Pro-
fessionally classified as a toe dancer. Also on
the list ara the Van Aukens. the Murray broth
sre swan ana Ramhord 0,Ronrta and Rn--
11rnst, AZ N a ~: E1soSarSo ~ p pLc
and G5IIISeTt teirard' ~ 'l0'
EorenO5S a. EasIor WI 90 Inc speclaIty OF
FEa1oe Spu pettine favored nIanes n me b MI
AlsS In the roster viii be the Don9vans. Carrie
fnMsITsn Gnnane NFF PAM avn naaT Wsst = TEFa.RReEjm;
I1Haaa SmF re- rorI ano D mes' EhhGsneEins
Siate, CaITy Joys yanles DL119ni hliLoy an9
PP IIg Marshan' hnuIeo AaAuhcn' anu
pIaoo oo,.rt,ors,r .ht. ,nonoo. ava
avaninS NJ tha pieosnra Paisos yjil ~ FranI
SSy . ! = I1L N sa snS uo ~ w. VII .po n6r -
an5 Ganr1a ngE!ne1se ali III n s;rauan II ~ aHo JJI nS
az pnoctoss Thaafns Wfliam Goiden IN M
y o.S W. al .uo