The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-30

' the biz meiodrama Of the year at that theatre,
end the projected production OF another theEe
ling as sensationalism and excellent In ait,
hero and the. professional slugger is done in a
WA[t 20 lift u into dramatlo Vaiue,
is a case Of Growth IN. comicslity, The slow
pess and thinness which affected, its first act
6Hy Ess been ssm sSSsItSSs sap Snd s9SiG g 9s5t * Ks sS snsTSl
EHppeE act f. 4 yeEitable circus, with Marie
IN the middle OF the ring. Il is hard work for
them, but very easy 20 laugh e., 1T.
ratIons for A Dangerous Maid" q farce from
the sf SssT TItEi. s csr 9slnf Jh %TlI fSst another fort
night with Francis Wilson and his companions
D. the 5r9 ga rs lie 9noeeSTsSS s t9 9eII1 VII, Mu be
.SSTShie Rivals" will hold the stage at the Fifth
sHd@iSsS joseph ygSfersOnn'tsU easy gSSD'p natural atSHSI and
very spy diyertL1G Misrepresentation Of Boo Acres,
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Ada Rehan and 2 %seotI9n Of the DIely company
hon and on" With is. Girl' that can't help
yinkinE, its monograph that fools a Spiritual
let, and its dinner that has tive sets OF diners.
Those devices Of comicality might not prove so
sffectual. however. Y an exceptionally clever
s sGS pt Se%'q This farce hnS R viii soon SGm Be- p pess SSH
IN Boston and London. 1t may last oil winter
The Turtle" is in It's third month at the
souyenirs at the seventy:fith performance. 2
this farce. seems to be. to the liking OF many
people. No date 10 set for an end Of Il.
plre. and Ii Seems n suPe G 70 DO SorS 90 tll :" The e& close s@ Of
John Drew's engagement, late In December.
i En psr aiSS1i Gfsf p 1HsspsTsG' 81 If thiS' play. Vf ffrst.
II presents him n his Iayorite guise 81 q kind
Y aIa II other b b iSlk 8 stor1 sn a9d; fbs eToip as t l%t
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i Es! al lot. sh term q t The Garden; Mr. a. MPnsf ed
PERFORMANCES In any way, though to present Il
70 its entirety, as faithfully translated from
G asSIeSp rSd original od1 not he net has tSro to 6e tiI I at ZIP
charge Of mutilation. THE Sun spoke recently
the American, Academy Of the Dramatic Arts.
commonly well managed. Blk Of the minor
speaking parts are taken by members OF the
academy's senior class.
few new names will be placed In to-mor-
rows continuous show bills. Attalie Claire.
who was recently conspicuous in the opera
company that holds the American. will be o
vaudeville beginner at Proctor's Theatre.
Selections from the comic operas In which she
has engaged will mako up her Offering. In the
bill also will be a vocalist who has jolted sew
eral rounds In fame's ladder. This is Maggie
Cline. who will twist q few songs hard and CON-
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ner Of the fate Of McCloskey. Milton and Dolly
Mobiles will be heard In o comedietta. John W..
Ransone will carlcature David B. Hill. Caron
and Herbert will contribute comic sketch Of
pantomime and acrobatics, and Tim Cronin.
Foy and Clark. Deets and Don and the Rossis
will be on the list. Next week Marie Jansen is
TO be in this theatres roster.
At the uptown Proctor house, the Pleasure
Palace. Robert billiard will be a leader. He
uses and makes entirely acceptable his own
nature IS FAR more re delicate than Gsf that t OF the avs ".
erage, playlet, seen In vaudeville. Others well
1isSsIa s * IT, Be- Bessie Ttii B Be ! AiGfi e o1 1ss 81 the S5 t 9P-
Nayns, who make laugha6le a ropgh-ande
Marie Wilma. who is described as an Imported
iE Sand P1 ihs Ni;s,i Polk "a s ID x, R9l WIf:c BlG spn and
graph and Frank 4: Lawrence. Next week the
shoS eon halsss will Of Ff Noi ths t @eH s9n,inu sSs
will be seen in a short version Of q farce played
yes5s sg9 b the Salisbury TEogbedoHFs
BIT E0e 81 hf fnstsu saf SfS% q eS@ 9SfElas WIN n W Which
Harry Woodruff began his vaudeville. service
IN town: - He VII ,nn again ID be It's central figure;
played by Charles T. Ellis and several compan-
%etweeis. Iittielfeld. fHeGrebeGrttf'ss' trained ne d do IHe
and Giacinta Della Rocca. Fresh views for the
helmina'6 coronation.
The entire, programme ct Pastors to-mor-
row will be given by specialists, many OF them
e5al times dnN sS each o sesS0 stod Morton and RsyedI!ea.
Vocalist. Some of the others are the Gleesons.
Odetta and Seymour, the McAvoys, the Glis-
Sunday vaudeville concerts that are c%ontinu-
gus are two, The contributors at the Pleasure
P9lSfe VII Ib be ttwU ~ff Re %i}iIem among oDS tRoHe at
Bessie Bonehil1. the Mobiles. and the Nawns.
Clnematographe views and band MUSIC will
wax show to-day as on week days. The newly
engaged musicians are making successful com
are repiete with figures Of Interest.
An unusual change OF bill with the music
halls will come at Weber & Flelds's next
Thursday night. Added to its extravaganza
will be burlettas based upon 1.-The Christian"
and "Cyrano.' The former will be the shorter
Vi WIG b"Os ~ bONh va WIN NV oSSOhN oSVOA
Hurry Burly." Of which enough will remain to
make q first act. The Smiths and John Strom-
berg are authors. respectively. Of the new
words and music. Lew Fields will be the big
nosed hero. Joseph Weber will be Ra0enedu.
and all the other principals Of the music halls
will be concerned in the affair.
I'm Gotham" will enter its last week at
Roster & Balls tomorrow night. The only
portion Of 1t to be continued after this week
will be It's burlesque Of "Cyrano de Bergerac."
Additions to this will be made from time to
time. but supplementary Items will not exceed
speci lily length. An unusual inning here to-
morrow night will be for the Hawthorne sis
tiers. who will be recalled for a pretty ballad
SUNG before a painting OF q huge willow plate.
The author OF this. Leslie Stuart, wrote the
new work, an o~peretta entitled The Lily of
Laguna." 1t is located in Cuba, and q pretty
setting and %tuneful airs are promised for It.
Williams and Walker. with forty negro vocal
lists, ZONE here next week.
The top lines OF the programmes at the Har-
lem will hear the name of James j, COrDett.