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by Conried's dramatic force.
For three weeks moro AN Irish Gentleman"
enterprises Of ostabiishins Andrew Mack as an
irish comedian bears the siRns of sure success.
the purpose; he is a clever actor. and he sings
Ss en- oSSsi S return to this
a third week win Be. occupied at the Fifth
Avenue 6y The Royal Box" The PLAY end end
Garden and T. DO succeeded at the Broadway Isy
Il was hore that Mr. Mr.. HernS's drama OF Mainc
GAINED GAINED lite first valuable recognition % on itS
blenSed With me,osTa%s an Ssn,exemeh' ih n"'ui"'"
This i the last f.S week Of "The Nancy Hanks"
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SccSusc she si knows how 70 sing and dance in tie
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we'll ION tho road" whore Il trnyelled before It
. The public has had sufficient warning that
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char cSaractsr have re- servsd to S advsrtise IL to those
who banker for raclncss. as the CASINO has
Ssn ss that The Ss wS s sna the
Morton and KoFfer have pFovidsd for that
haitian, THE Ballet Cir" has had much done
spells OF English humor have. been filled with
American fun. In short, 1t has been put through
5 Ssvs ss to it ao
.s S1a IL 91S Of ss oss that
French Maid" has as passed pas through It's stages Of
improvement at the Herald Square. but changes
theless, A ballet arranged by Augusta sohlke
will be introduced to.moEroy night. It will re.
and novel. Eight young women will dance It.
Anna Robinson has rejoined tho company.
The outside theatres will make their usual
Monday changos of bill. Captain Impudence"
goes to tho Grand Opera House. This IL . mill
tary drama, with q hero who earns by cool audao-
ity tho title which tho piece bears. That role 10
enacted by Milton Royle, the author. Selma Tet-
ter sustains the part Of tho heroine. The scenes
arc connected with tho war waged by the
United States In Mexico. but there 10 sufficient
comedy to dispel the gloom of battles.
Augustin Daly's company engaged in Tho
Circus Girl" moves up to tho Harlem Opera
House for tho week. There 10 no material
change In tho cast which this farce with music
and fun has had at Daly's own theatre. Nancy
Mcintosh and Virginia Earle arc contrastinEly
attractive as tho circus rider and the school
Rirl James T. Poworp and Herbert Gresham
have the most comic roles. NJ Julius steiger and
Same as hitherto.
The Star Eots an s1tESayaSsnss In. in "sssyess
said TO contain now a lot Of new things caicu:
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elder. The outfit Of scenery has been replen.
ana s:
PiXley, James A. Herman. Gertie Reynolds.
Jennie Lind Lewis. and others to a total OF hfty.
Thu Columbus now has the east side nearly all
TO itself. Situated advantaeeously at that side
well as from its immediate neishborhood. 4
melodrama 10 there this week. It 10 entitled
ana = and ES
ESS@ hsS . doii1os T that sort Of matter tor Wiz Wiz
o.sh nss5 %as thss sss
Sish 4 istset insiadips %saTioo RsSr1snoss. ORE
goseph sspl I'VE WE.tins. % Maud Granger. r ssephos
that nothing shall 6e dropped from tho highly
spectacular representation.
A novel music hall inning ct tho Pleasure
Palace will engage miniature opera company
In short version Of "Carmen." Tho chief
singers are signor Tagliapietra, Mile. Angelo.
Jay G. Taylor, and Mile. Arlini. and besides tho
chorus there will be ballet led by Premieres
Maorow and De Tonteny, all under tho direction
Of William Parry. Another feature will be the
vaudeville debut of Estelle Clayton. who. as
sisted by George Walton. will play farce based
upon Anstey's "A Tinted Venus" Specialists
here are FSrdyce. Prssa Eldridge, Stanton and
Wayne. and Juno Saimo.
Five specialties from newcomers are placed in
r. Hail. hA rArT .Na
superintends trained cockatoo., George Evans
and 9osnson. ana sh'fe eorsa
"teams " known in the veriety shows for music
Ss eRd bs Mayer ba %
-llSt At S Wo6sr { Eclds's an hour Of ysrlstg
In it, but items Of the entertainment. to be
HShwayman." and THE First Born come In
chances are afforded to Comedians Weber.
Fields. Bernard and Ross.
weeks programme at tho Harlem Music Hall,
where vaudeville with the customary musio-hali
license as to tobacco smoke and beverages 10
Music halls held tonight by vaudeville vocal;
at the Pleasure Palace for Helene Mora. Charles
II. sweet, ana Inc CaHtlllnnbs anu W ErOCtOT
Theatre for Auguste Van Biene. Mckee Rankin.
Nance ONeil. and Arthur Dunn.
Not for many months have changes at the
Eden Mus6e in a fortnight been as many as in
the last two weeks Besides lifelike mechan-
ical figure OF Santa Claus. which was chosen as
a holiday feature. there are half dozen wax
groups Of recent arrangement, and the concerts
Of the Hungarian musicians and tho displays of
the cinematographe are continually varied to IN
attractive extent
After last weeks long shows there is no re-
taxation with the continuous houses, whose
bills arc excellent. Keith's has the beginning
in vaudeville of the well-known violinist, Jeanne
Frankie and the first performance among va
riety innings of Julian Fields's "When Mans
Married" In this are Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Dun
stan and ]. B. lyman. Held over are Joseph
Hart and Carrie De Mar. who use the Same
| sketch of singing and dancing that busted them
last week. Leo Dervalto will be a conspicuous
! specialist because his apparatus consists of a
spiral track from stage to flies. and over this he
| goes while standing upon and propelling two
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