The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-27
THEATRICAL ADJUSTMENTS.
,UcB EXCELLENoE AND SOME NEW
NFSs IN THIS WEEKS Bills.

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"a nine" a melodrama which we shall see
~ ar.t oi At the Grand Opera House to-mor-
~ nI0ht. The author is James Bchonberg.
IVY hIs work seems TO have been supplemented
e.s,n,.lv by that OF the producers. To Judge
=. che promises. the three colors OF our flag
Sl hs waved In 1t heroically, and, besides that.
~. rad may be taken to represent the blood OF
ansr,csn courage. the white to typify Cuban
nr,rdies. sud tho blue to stand for Spanish
I,t,s, That popularity has been aimed straight
ia 4. aura aud that It will be hit hard IL not
,,llhely Such characters as a devoted chap
,.n A Fallant naval officer. a faithful ma
Tre A daring newspaper CORRESPONDENT
"a n courageous nurse will figure In the
.,,ion. Great turbulence may be counted on.
,I,bourh there Is said TO be a tender love story
- tail and plenty OF huinor to relieve the tears
.nd shivers. THE climax" to quote from the
,,sn,no, lis a battle soere. unique from the
roin, OF stage mechanism. finely realistic in
,rsct, The small party OF Americana are
sJvsn into the camp OF the insurgents. The
soldI,rs wounded. the American women them
,.ves train the guns on the enemy. The at
,..tinr spaniards are briefly victorious. but
r,.,sntly through the clamor OF battle Is family
b,.d the soul stirring chorus OF the American
N.vv II proceeds from a man-of-war. which
hombards the old fort, and through the breach
IN the walls pour Uncle Sans tars, triumph
,n,lv shouting. Three cheers for the red,
vhIte and blue" In the cast are Charles Kent,
n,vid NJ, Murray. Stephen Wright. Gertrude
oulplan and Raymond Hitchcock.
A production of As You Like It" will be
made by Julia Arthur at Wallack's tomorrow
rirht. and she will then enact Rosdlind for the
Nrst time. She says that she will speak the
lines Of Shakespeare in a %colloquial manner.
thus making a distinct departure from conven-
uepaI'. n,ohah,v aIso entertainino That .ha
while prooaoiy also enoer.ain,ne. ihee she
will be a handsome figure In all the aspects OF
this familiar az , ,so 0e,n neSO n NJ O9 pr,dr.,end NH ~.
Hart Will De the M'en"o; mr. nriuseiaho .ne
IsTis the Adam. Mr.. Holt the Duke. Miss Con-
Le", .so C.io Mas Rincbam tba ludre, ana
,Tn Ins Ss.I the - Wt1ia@. The scenery and
costumes are to be wholly new.
TS. HSsE,, onera at the American will no.-
sess novelty. as it will be La Boheme" for
Tho nrst time with English Wordn In this coun-
try. This work by Puccinl has won a world
Wide fame since its original performance In
Paris. not three years ago. New York has
heard II In Italian only. and under circum-
stances which. although concentrating the
quality OF us music. heroly Iavorea the
story OF Henri Murgers which IL UNDER
takes to illustrate on the stage. 1t 10
asserted at the American that unusual
II careful and liberal preparations have
been made by the Castle Square Company to
sing and act 1t adequately. and that the mount
inC will be all that is requisite. The cast In
Guides for tomorrow night Mr.. Sheehan as
Rudolph, Mr., Stewart rs Marcel Miss De Trev-
well regarded at the American During the
remainder q the week Miss Norgood will
4ltsrnste With Miss De TreyilIe; and Charles 2:
company, with Mr.. sheehan;
Anew hrst act is promised for Hotel Topsy
The arst third OF that musical farce has;
been slow. The comic action has not gained
Roadway until the beginning OF the second.
after which 1t has moved along rapidly enough
until the end Of the third. In addition to fresh
and original matter in the rewritten portion.
some congo. dances and foolery will be inter
days. There will, be souvenirs o. week. hence.
MI Th sR RIq Se rs sGsSt. sd fhis W WsIcb At i the 3 n M11oay
y dthe Madison Square In the Palmer days; Il
hls well educated and his manners are polite.
! st eS and a fs en- snbs aH to Yin as the Ioy K. Of Is a
J: ss.aaiasd: IN ne ssyivaiI y the PSpnsi i
Ing xASs MIss Ingham:
cit tn' IA Ssr NIL nave z mSlo % ana new to this
pnrsf u applicable 70 tne nero. whose handS
EnP hlngs 50 naEd maj they usually breax.
T gMHdfeu oy easaiiy Hharvsiious prasery: ne
prison bars. and at last s%traneies an enemv 10
death. for which crime he loses his life. He is
s " i ~ ! t III ! "a ana =, assasstnn. ana ms aeeds
ences susceptible to on
the stage.
show Het :. SaI pe auaeo 70 tne Eden mpsee wax
vii be- among fba otbeere stot1ea !; tha p Jug
heroes: The cinsmatographe war panorama
SSSI tro nro ana VIII oe 2 feature to-day as will
A~periormance will he 1iyen NJ the Rroadwsv
tonight in behalf Of Marvin ri Carl q iomr,
naist who became blind, hit confinned work
alter losing his sight. and was 40 atfected as to
NJ be helpless. A programmes was arrnn1ad for
w two weeks ago, hut the illness OF ,Joaenh JefYer-
son led to Il postponement. PLAYERS and mu-
scians have Volunteered in sufficisnt numhers
toassure a fine bill.
Col Robert G. InRersoll will deliver. ut tho
4 Academy Of Music tonight, a new anti Chris
tan lecture entitled Superstition" He SAYS
twill express his latest speculations and con-
Nstions on the subject.
The Professiona al Woman's I4aeue will omen
a6azaar at the Waldorf-Astoria tomorrow. and
inresses have volunteered their services. Nav
Buckley, Ethel BARRYMORE and GertrUda parry
will serve al the candy booth Ned1s Tesainc
Laura Burt, and Merri Osborne Will seii photo.
graphs. Acolicction ~ va raiics h has haan IIsot
BY Li!lian Russell, and BufYalo Binrs Gift Of n
genuine wigwam Will he an er6ibit 4 ahow ~
esostumed dolls will be one OF the numerous
features. The money raised will be Tor aidin1
Young Professions al woman in ths;r nranits