The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-13

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The Tolephone Girl" will have souvenirs a
professional matinee OF Way Down Fast"
and conspicuous nctors have been invited to
occupy tho boxes. Library lamps will DO given
to the audience q week from Tuesday night rs
that Brady s. ziegfold have a comedy which
WAY Down East viii be contlnncd. Wv"
There Is no news from the Garden as to a date
tor" and 1t IS probable that no change Of bill
Will bio made before the close of the theatre.
M Snal N'l rsicst PPeTfGsS msSaSa Of and thG f.s GSs9F Is Sis SSt
reputation ~ a character actor. 1t is expected
Richard Mansfield Will have two months at tho
Garden in the autumn, whom no will bring out
wi Which ERhS Is now ysF = greatly az ddKI discussed G play sGir IN Paris.
ADAMS Or So S5S asf thsf f,, Til M be nothing b, but 4 M ar1lSs
until May at the earliest. The 2oOth performance
Of the Scotch play will DO given next Saturday
Siternoon, a money measurement OF a success
TIE Sun hardly ever heeds tho size OF audiences.
but in this case 1t is pertinent to tell that Miss
the Garrick would hold. BY and by, Charles II.
Hoyt's new farce, "a Day and a Night" will be
Three weeks remain to John Drew at Wal
lack's. and they will DO devoted to Ono SUM
ite actor Z DSY lounges SarsuE n a W m"nne enc a To mys s a. rSG9Fi
by them. His love affair in this comedy is
agreeable, and his treatment OF the character of
an old bachelor lover OF O young Girl is In the
vein Of ser!o-comic feeling which he is happiest
in illustrating; Aftor Mr. D,Iw's departure the
engagement in comic operas.
pa "A sc eISy ssl Sy Eri,l t W SfnhansS o the E yslns 81 not the
has been introduced in "0h, susannahi" ut
hoyt's. and the fun is thereby, proportionatcly
i nc but the ho ar N;s of Il remains main With
unfinished violence. Annie Russell Is still pro.
vidinG g gentle contrast OF humor as the girl
's5.", This theatre is to 70 under Charles Froh:
mans management next season. with its old
opening is appointed for Sept. 90 with Edward
S. Willard. who will be followed by the regular
company which Mr.. Frohman will organize for
Though lacking in sensational items, the
weeks vaudeville programmes abound In d.
verting features. Each of the continuous houses
has its dramatic bit. and each dwarf play is in
the hands Of capable players. Tho Littlest
Girl" and Robert Hiliard are the play and
player for Proctor's Theatre, the one furnish
ing an excellent opportunity for the other.
Among the specialists are Mary Norman, whose
mimicry is pleasantly unlike the conventional
initiating by variety folk; the Russell Brothers.
whose comically twisted matter ia point blank
appeal; Lizzie b. Raymond, who is Il favored
shiverer Of song; Montgomery and Stone,
blacked-up dancers; O'Brien and Havel, Park
or's dogs, the Dillon brothers. Letta and Mimi,
the Dons, and Foy and Clark.
The Pleasure Palace has for Its most conspicu-
Gus newcomers Louise Thorndyke Boucicauit
and Max FiGman. They appear in Mrs. Hill
larry Regrets" which WAS new downtown last
week but for its slight use by John Drew and
Maude Adams. Next to this. and ontranking
the specialties. though they are a well-chosen
lot, are the tiograph views Of our warriors afloat
and on land. Sight is had. too. OF the Spanish
warship Vizcaya. and permission Is granted to
the viewer to express his sentiments upon all
| these pictures. so they are greeted noisily. To
the sight OF q battalion of armed horsemen bear.
ing tho United States flag and galloping appar-
emily straight ut a foe a new Significance has
been brought in the past two months. Alex.
andcr Heindl. the Gardeners, the DE Onzos. and
Frank p; Bryan are some Of the specialists; r,
ward Milton Royle will appear in vaudeville for
the first time. They will play a short version of
tried at the American Theatre and in QUITO.
town showhouses. As a full-lcngth play much
Of 1t was dominated by seriousness. and il had
for a subsidiary character q particularly pic.
turesque villain. but little besides its comedy
has been retained in the short version. Among
of-haud man of unconventional methodist: AL
Lcech, who has three Young women to assist
Dlnims. Eidora and Norine. Carl Grill, GroleY
and Foley; and the Lawrences.
tho pretty little play that has kept her in vaude.
vile for the past year, Quite as effective there,
though an old.styled sketch, will be the inning
Maud Raymond, the Gleasons. .Mazuz and Ma.
and shaw. Castellat and Hall. Campbell and
Beard. Lord. Mackey, and Lovely. and Viola
Three music halls prove the worth Of their
performances by attraeti1g large audiences
programme that Chirgwin failed to hold WILL
fall tomorrow night to Yusouf. a Turkish
wrestler, who shouts defiance to all domestic
roughers and tumolers. Katherine Bartho. a
dancer; Carletta,. u contortionist, and A.. A:
Guile, one OF the few tenors to whom music hall
audiences have warmed, are other newcomers.
Charmion is among hose who hold over.
At Weber & Fieids's the current e%xtraya'
CANA IL the b. main ian, ih'a FISH, This IL Is not al, alone Son be-
but because of its expensive interpreters and
the tino opportunities they have in 1t to prove
sides musical numbers a-pienty, but the por.
lions hest remembered are the contributions OF
Kelly. and Ross. Bessie Clayton's dances are q
tine feature, 100. and the two or three special
5,c tra 9ne. zone on 1 9ffSse cO ts "rs at%sSS' VIII VII Be iStso:
duccd into the current, extravaganza on Thurs
As II token by which to conquer. the Harlem
Music Hall has adopted the watchword "A full
music hall bcspeaks empty fats" Those who
this week overcome steam heat. near station
and all improvements are Isham'S OctoroOns. an
organization that includes Nine. Flower, thu
MscIntoshes, Jennie Heyers. and the Mallory
brothers ss its members.
Vaudeville concerts for this evening arc four
at the Pleasure Palace. ProctOr's Theatre. Weber
& Fiells's, and The Harlem Music Hall. After
noon bills. as well, are provided ~ the two first
named resorts. where the programmes arc prhc
tically continuous.
Besides views OF tho Passion Play" the cine
matograph projects at the Eden Musee pic
lures OF Moro Castle and other Notifications 81
Havana, and of our own warship Maine II
tho wax show are Agures OF Cuban patriots
Maceo. Marti and Gomez. md OF Capt. SlRsboe
and a recently arranged group shows inhumaI
fortunes being inflicted upon prisoners by Span
iards.
Living pictures in which undraped women pos
are abundant nj sam 7. Jacks, and arc entirely
harmonious with the rest OF. the performance
in which are Specialties and female minstrelsy
ri ECTRICITr FROM WIND
Reasons why This Method or Getting IL IL We