The sun., 1898-12-04


Mack, the Irish actor and singer. 1t has been
the stage OF experiment. Still later In the sea-
son the Academy will have n reproduction Of
Anson Ponds Her .Atonement." with its mill
onsr more week has been added to the term term
oi 1.-The Village PostmSsteT o. me nonr,
SxtraTasanzn ext HsS called "TbS Eyii Eye" viii SP.
nance OF Athlone" the second play which his
1t is described as a romance OF ireland, uncon-
venti,onal IN most respects yet containing the
fGHH The fun HsSSfiT Of im weisson Roess- will Inst
through this week at the Irving Place; The
viii give Il time s for the % production % here Of some
translation OF "CyEapo Dc Bergerae," Among
Tns msnn new HeeHtseSc" eltsegS H." Fl phpps Bas ErbeS
Eaber's !" Elm Glueckiischesl" and several OF
manager Conried viii appear in Die Buthoc6-
zeit.," Several additions viii be made to the
II will probably be months before anything
else than Trelawny Of the Wells will be re;
Spon ar ths SsnS Is
Horse Inn, ,oHn English version Of ;, I'm Weissen sen
Rosss Other material la Is + sad h to 9s Foha On she
ANTHONY Hopes Rupert Of HentSaSIS win BE-
The end of "On and OF" at the Madison
sight for the stock company Of that theatre.
The fifticth performance Of this farce. the most
have been tt" turned into into English. viii occur TO-
morrow. night. and souvenirs will be distrib;
td Its oss bs spsd @ paa
taken from the FTeSch + was sSS snSs da in
is Kate KIP G BayeP fnS PF The pfpSabalty IS That
spring. too May Irwin has spent whole sea;
to her unique style of entertainment The
humor of her role and the lot of negro ballads
aTe % o5sen Ss es soys tberc s n need to think
about anything to follow.
Nor is there any chance OF The Christian"
along long time " Viola Allen r IS as likely as not to
remain there, till the winter is half over; 10
daTns the last f hall q the Week but he is
BBSyeS efse Sg kee the
The holidays. and nobody knows exactly how
MHd at bc T Casino Miss IessnF and Miss
Burt are now lighting the duel in mblance
to the w2men in the tamHr picture An ,ad Al
shoulders. f That Is an odd blend of dramatic
quality With the 6oidhesfS OF u3dress % SMG tSa
Lillian Russell may appear here by and by in
new comic opera.
say that they are proud Of . The Turtle" They
declare that the ladies shake their heads at
betokenipg secret enjoyment."' it, may be
quoted also that pity 'tis, It's true" Every
body b ReeS @ft wbn fd o Wish TO- There
| no likelihood that it will be withdrawn until
| late i'll the season.
| Some of to-morrow's performers in continu-
Gus vaudeville will be now to it. but familiar in
other sorts OF stage effort. Both Burr McIn-
| tosh and Marshall Wilder are to make start at
| Proctor's Theatre. The actor will appear in a
| new comedietta entitled The Coloners Christ
mas Eve" which is said to contain part espe-
! cially suited to him. Wilder's Offering will not
be unlike those which have made him acelebri-
ty OF the lyceum platform. But he probably
realizes that he will be confronted in variety
audiences by veteran authorities ir witticsms.
SO it is not likely that he will transfer material.
These two numbers are costly. but the bill's
specialists up to the usual grade. Gardner
and Ely, c. W. Littlefeld. the Romalos. Wills
| and Loretto. and the Maginleys- are some Of
| the entertainers.
The chief newcomers at Keith's will be Paul
| ton and Dooly. who have been tried abroad and
found remarkable. They are comic bicyclists.
and tomorrow afternoons inning will be their
first in this country. Felix Morris remains. but
will shift to "A Game Of Cards" for his second
| week. otHeT SpeCldiltS dnuOuuCtu III tH6 pIO-
gramme's headlines will be the monologue OF
| Charley Case and the acrobatics of the Polos.
THE Battle OF San Juan Hill" Is crowding
the Pleasure Palace twice daily. and as this
| theatre is one of the largest in town that
means remarkable gatherings. The affair is
big in every respect but the length Of time 1t
| fills. That was governed by the demand for a
succession OF short innings. and its half hour
Of mimic soldering and fighting does not per-
NIT dull moments. As the stage upon which 1t
is given is the largest in the world. and as it is
filled with well-directed men and horses. the
spectacle Is a fine one aside from its strong
timely interest 1t Is the one feature that is
held over Among the newcomers are Lillian
Bnrkhart. who promises neW comedietta
WeIch. 't the Patersons. ' and bowers and Dixon.
At Pastors tomorrow. will be celebrated the
CooR fh Other r. pairs air listed are Hall and staiey
Flatow and Dunn. Manning and Weston. the
Reno. Foster and Lewis. Eidora and Norine
bingham and sautaro are those who perform
lesGue Uncle Toms Cabin"
During last Eeek Ha much Of the waxworkdf
! Figures OF heroes in the recent wars now make
several groups and many thousand photo
ton pictures Gipsy airs will be a majority In
the selections for to.day's concerts
viii ff be- Rmdinofr m % and Magic cine for The
Pleasure Palace and Hart and lie Mar, A
Leech and Grace Huntington for Proctor's
| Theatre.
The music halls make attractive promises
The first performance in America OF Euro
pean equilibrist comes tomorrow night a
Roster & Biafs. Willy Ozeola is the name hi
balances. Magician Servais LIE Roy will be an
other newcomer. Virginia Aragon. the Rappos
the Abras. Williams and Walker. Munroe anC
AIonk nd Jnnp npIOrme some no continue
their stay. What is styled the winter season o.
this music hall will begin two weeks from Mon
day and will be marked by the appearance OF |
batch OF specialists unfamiliar here.
Jones and Grant, two negroes who write
what are styled coon songs" and then sins
and act them very comically. will head thu
Harlem's bill Other conspicuous ones will b'
Ed Latell and Grant and Norton Cheridal
Simpson and Cora Tanner will be heard herr
in to-nght's show.
This evenings programme at Weber
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