The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27


| and the rest OF the cast includes Maclyn Ar
| buckle. Fred W. Peters. George Barnum. N.
B. Snyder Hans Roberts, Marion Giroux.
| Dorothy Usner, Mrs. +. A. Ebsrle, Gertrude
| Roosevelt. Rose Snyder and Blanche Carlyle.
A play OF the Dlreotoire period in France
comes TO the Star tom orrow night. 1t 10 called
"A Soldier OF France" and 10 said 10 bring
handsome costumes and scenery to represent
the era which 10 so attractive to dramatists be-
! cause OF its mantle possibilities and the OPP
portunity for elaborate etage settings. The
| author OF the play Howard Hail. will play the
principal character.
THE Man In the Moon" at the New York,
will not have things so much to itsolt now that
other theatres are opening with such o rush.
However. the beautiful ballots Of the New
York Theatres extravaganza can hold their
own with anything that the new season may
bring along.
The excellent east OF The Founders" at the
Casino continues in high favor with the visitors
to that house. Mabel Gilman not only sings we'll
and looks pretty but also acts her part some
thing OF novelty In pieoos OF this kind. Nella
Webb. understudy for Marie George. has been
appearing In that soubrette's part and doing
good work.
Tomorrow night starts the last week Of
Weber and Fields conf any's stay at Manhat-
tan Beaoh. John T. Kelly has introduced q
burlesque leading Of a band composed Of Joe
Weber. Lou Fields. Pete Daily and Dave War
field. which IL highly amusing. Hurry
Burly." which has been as popular with
Beach theatre Goers as 1t was with New
Workers last winter. 10 retained as the vehicle
for the fun-making organization. sousa's
Band and Pains Fireworks are still In favor
with visitors who seek to be swept By ocean
breezes."
hn Of ,uda yil In inn n MI
Robert Downing will be q continuous show
contributor at the Pleasure Palace. and in
place Of the fragment Of tragedy in which he
has recently been seen, will use what 10 styled
4 costume comadietta Paris In 1903 10 it's
title. and 1t is said to be a Encouragement Of
sketch from the Lester Wallack repertory.
Among the variety folk listed here are Hayes
and Healey. Swift and Huber. Fields and Ward.
Kline and Clifton. Joe Goetz and Chevriel.
To-day's performers will be drawn from last
weeks roster Among them will be Mcintyre
and Heath. Matthew. Farnum and Seymour
and H. v. Fitzgerald.
At Proctors Theatre the programme head
line will be given to James Thornton. who will
provide new budget Of Jokes and ditties Of
the sort that have ads him favored specialist.
The dramatic sketch In the bill will be played by
"A Ray OF Sunshine is the nickname Of an i'll
Among The speeaeiss viii be the bicyoiies
Of A. d. Robbins. Indian club exercises BY the
, Seymour. cornet solos from Jessie Miller and a
sssfh Of sna do IL p
viii lead in to- days concerts
Ching Ling Fee re, remains as knG,pin, at
sss4s, his S
ness Empress. He has varied b. former
most startling feature tbs trick with a huge
bowl; On Monday he will offer new deceit in
truI E" from h"h mouth nose and eyes His as
sistants are Interestingly different from do
nestle specialists, The rest Of the bill will in
| clude hioRraph views and specialties by Rice
and Cohen. the PoIos. Yorke and Adams and
On On MONDAY Tony Pastor will again be a
singer at his theatre, and the other eonspicu;
| ous contributors will be the Cohans. Jones and
parFeis McWSttSrs ana Tyson. HoWIey and
sam Fowier, tho Woods and Bsrtelmas viii be
At the Ellen Muses a three-par bid i con
t!nusd; Singing and instrumenrtalsm by the
VIEW Hase ss8pR and last sPd sse
Dewey. Captain Dreyius and Colonel Robert
g. Ingerso are nov In Honspieuo OF places
All the roo resorts have SUNDAY evening psr
formance. At tho Vlctoria's Venetian Terrace
ye 81 Waes 1 1 so
| over. Artie Hall and Gertrude Rutedge are to
| be its vucaists. Bartho will supply it's dancing.
| and the remaining innings are OF a sort seen In
| circuses. though all the performers have APP
| peared in the variety shows. Among them will
| be Gautier Galleti's balloons. Moris's ponies.
| the Johnstones. the Fortunis. the Rios. Cou-
| toures and Drawee.
| Kltte l.oftus. who has just come from London.
| is to be the chief newcomer at the Aerial Mag
nolia Grove. Maggie Cline, the Beaumonts
and the Hawthornsss will be among the others.
| burlesque OF THE Maid in the Moon" continue
at the Casino roof. Jess Dandy and Ella Chap
| man will be newly employed specialists here.
| On the new list OF specialists at the Madison
| Square Garden roof tomorrow night will be
| Williamson and stone. Gsorgie LinRard, the
| Wilson's and SlRnor Rcci.
| The Dewey has re -opened. beginning It's sea-
son with visit from the Victoria Burlesquers,
| which Is described as a new organization.
| Specialties and burlettas make up its pro-
| grammes. and most OF the performers are
| women In costumes about as scant as the law
permits.
The bill at tho Brighton Beach Music Hall.
| which Is made up OF hrst-class vaudeville, Is
| changed every week Safer's Brooklyn Marine
| Band also gives as much variety as is possible
| to musical programme.
| The nightly concerts OF Kalten born's Orches-
| ira at 1t. Nicholas Garden and those OF men,
bers OF Victor Hsrberts Twenty-second
| Regiment band at Terrace Garden are con-
| tinued despite the advent OF September the
| latter part Of this week.
| Good vaudeville shows are given nightly on
| the stea mers Colum bio and Republic on their
| trips to Long Branch.