The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-09

vided with elements Of extravaganza In . breezy
and spectacular style.
Ths 6S'i oSI SirI !: STs: Tel Eslo g, ne. Girl " AM: and
duct seems TO- have sNimply helped TO prosper
the fret ten performances, and that the receipts
have been larger. than ever before since tho
introduced. and other things have been donofor
enlivenment.
Vaudeville diversion 10 plentiful even on Sum
day. To-day the Pleasure Palace and Proctor's
Theatre have performances that are continuous
from mid-aftcrnoon to the usual closing hour at
night, and evening programmes are offered at
Weber & Fiolds's and the Harlem Music Hall.
The Star Is, as Is usual Of Sunday nights, q
vaudeville theatre this evening.
The week dny continuous shows have attrac-
tive offerings. At Proctor's Theatre Annie
Yeamans, Johnnie Wild. ana Dan Collyer. q
trio from Edward Hnrrigan's forces, will play a
short sketch based on "Chimmie Faddcn." Two
other items toward the top Of tho bill are the
speciality OF trained dogs ovcrscon by Elico
Fills and n ~perilous horse training inning for
Emile uauticr. Other features are James
Thornton. Giving pictures" Will s. Rising,
Bobby Gaylor, and the Blondells.
Keith's tops Its list with an Importation
Tony Wilson, n European ACROBAT, with a clown
t tSe ton q s sss The s0b btPSooo eir 0sneT rid Tno a .ge nesE
Low Dookstader, whose latest monologue 10
hinged on Klondike experiences; Lima Panther,
and shepard, who guarantee their inning to In.
clpde a new joke; Even among those less con;
spicuously placed the well-known names Of
vaudeville are thick. There are tho Midglcys.
Albnrtus. and Bartram. Ray /. Royce. Edna
i GEaiih the I Review a Faur M sbS siiy Sisn ana @ o1ao M,'
The Pleasure PALACE Is again u continuous
show house. purEod of tobacco smoke and bev-
anco affords opportunity for a visit to the Palm
Garden and for refreshments; In the roster as
RANKIN. who viii play !" a. soslion ot""camiils."
Judges wooing." Twenty trained, horses are
seen in one inning, and other spccialties fall to
the Whitney brothers. Frank Lawton. Laura
Contributors from the legit at Pastors are
Joseph J; bowling and Myra Davis, formerly
%SsssFsh in in ! ,5 sops!nF WG aSnnsins fs snd m now which in,
Lots wife and much table salt figure. Stunts"
Src done BY George Ev. .I,.s smith nfari and Cook
Deaves marionettes. Minnie Rinehart. and
The music hall list is shorter than 1t has been
since the roof garden season ended. Three re.
main; two with all variety programmes. tho
& Fields's. where "Pousse Cafe" is still in the
ing u preface Of two or three more.
Speciality folk and vocal s9loists have It all to
themselves AT Roster q Dial s. NeWCOmoTb arc
Silvern and Emerie, Australian trapeze per-
formers: Delmore and Lee. who have q startling
finish for their mid-air speciality, and the Polos.
week. and others are tho De Hooks, Caicedo,
Irma Orbasany. A. A. Guile, Charmion and De
Bcssell. 1t is a good lot.
Sketch players for the Harlem Music Hall are
Fred Hallen and Mollie Fuller. and the special
lists are Lew Hawkins. Eckert and Berg. Seeley
and West. tho Renfoes. the Blondells. Burt Jor-
dan, and Leola Mitchell.
Sam T.. Jacks Theatre offers two daily per-
f1r,n 4, - ,au rnala mn ~ fnn,ala pNfnotral ahnvy
Living pictures" burlesque, and specialties,
the whole of the kind of which the theatres
manager ia q notorious and wholesale producer.
Katrina is the weeks foremost specialist for this
resort, and she will have two daily innings In
Williamsburg. as well.
The Eden Mus6e programmes arc almost con-
tinuous. though they do not include anything
nearer to q specially than some. comical per-
fornances by marionettes. But from IL in the
morning until 10 at night the succession of
band music, cinematographe Vows, and panto-
mimic numbers allows but moderate intermis-
sions for the inspection of tho wax works.