The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-22

Flat, Stanton and Modsns will play For Re-
ton on Bnsl ness" All IRE we.ts"ted material
The specialists retained ere Gus wilisms: the
Whalen and DOYLE. Peak and Ksller, Q'Gonn1r
and NacE and ,Lozel Ching Ling Foo With
q hal-hour. and s;ereorticon and bloRraph
will provide pictures Of interest.
gage Patrice. Eta Butler and Genaro and
Bailey at the Pleasure Palace, and Favor and
SINCLAIR. Robert Downing and the Beaumonts
,Nswe9msrs to Roster \ Blal's tto-morToy
n nEn % 9' GEiK T sefo6 be
Hermann. with An elsborately equnred inntpg
e. magic and Es sS Ss minis nnS B9sSy
Ed IaGri, bloom and Cooper. Borert aud
O'Brien and the viteR arh.
en- T" wit R0STy sa S%rsts in NV Which ~or "en
the two will be an oIo Of speclal!ies, engaging
Msyls and Conway. Harry :. Marion. John;
Hsrr r Carlos and Vouetti ' ''o
vldsd at Ko..er 4 BIal's. at the New York and
new farce Of NsrsSSasy length win be given
| the Andes is his scene. The roster OF special
lists Includes 7 'ny Pastor, Cora Routt., Tim
and Sawtel'e. Hanson ard Drew the vernons.
| and Flatow and Dunn.
the he EIen Mnsde. and rearraHaem mi OF the
/ groups Of old figures will he apparent, In
and a band OF Neapo tan vocaIis,s and instru-
lnentalists. 30 the show 10 practically con-
| tinuous one.
The shifts and renewals OF old plays will de-
mand attention this week. For one thing.
| Blanche Walsh will introduce herself at tho
Grand Opsra House as a player Of roles identi-
/ fed with the fame OF tho late Fanny Daven-
. . hAr opnn ~ fhA ga
| dou dramas. La Tosca." "Gismonda" and
Fedora" She IS said to be wildly ike Miss
| Davenport In these umptions. Melbourne
| Mcdowell Is In her company.
| The Harlem Opera House will get Tho Girl
! from Maxim's" directly from the Criterion. AMI
with Just tho same company that has been
| playing 1t in Broadway since the opening OF
| formed by Miss Hall a, the disturbing girl. MIR.
Ferguson as the disturbed man. and the rest
OF the original american cast. with no aoate-
| ment Of comic effect.
4, erta, deal o. novelty will! pertain to the
can. because that will be its frat time in New
| York In English The opening cast will In
&S,eia MI Re shss ss 9r' HRssnsSs
Luckstone. MIR. yelling. Mr.. Dawes and Mr..
TN In ,ns w Sss .
pany permits Of more discriminate assign.
| mont than hitherto and for satisfactory uupli-
| cation in roles requiring II.
Comedy OF fashionable kind will be taken
this week. Lady Wnd.rmeres Fan" q witty
and satirical composition by Oscar Wilde. It
several years ago. being liked for its illustra-
| ton OF London's prete ntious society; AT the
| same time il carries direct and explicit story,
| thus containing an element to recommend it
The unioreotten Two Little Migrants" an
imported me odrama which was on the New
| York stage half a " inter- in it's first American
production. will be brought to the Star this
I Trad IA q u N ~
one OF the boys. tho pathetically resolut- chap,
as she did last season. She is now at the head
At the Third Hvenue "A Grin of Steel" will
be presented BY yisi,inS S,t company; Thu Thu
and its second 10 this country.
| O! the plays that hold over this week one will
be continued at two theatres. THE Girl in the
Barracks" as it lie called at the Garrick has
Louis Mann and Clara Lipman as leaders to
commend It. Mr. Mann has as good an oppor-
| tunity to amuse In this piece as he had few
| seasons ago in The Telephone Girl" At tho
| Irving Place. this Iarce will be acted except on
Friday. when as complete change as possible
| will be made by giving single performance
| OF Shakespeare "Othello."
| william II. Crane is happy In Peter Stuy-
vesant. Governor OF New Amsterdam." at Wal
| lacks. This is tho fifteenth American play
which has been produced by that thoroughly
American comedian. The costumes and
scenery OF the Dutch period In New York. that
time from which 80 many New Workers like to
date their family residence in Manhattan. are
pretty as well as auant and interestIne In
the second act the women look like the orig
mas OF beautiful ancestral portraits.
Some new SONGS have been added to The
lorla One sung by John Parr travesttes the
Waldorf Aston. "a coaching parties. Other new
form OF verses called The Nut Song"
Thu Only Way has been a week at the Gar
den. The Dickens drama seems as popular
cellen cast as left. as often happens when a
play is novel from one house to another.
raTet AnrH E t H' Me S1 Hsrfins
and j. ID, Stoddart. No announcement OF when
the sf w sae RF Gns se% o. has
made a solid success with only four other
actors to tell the story. The parts are neces.
ing. Harry Haryood, Arthur Byron and Ida
Th9@ 1r% "H has broagh NJ Ms, into ha.
The play u VIII eh ,Annie Russell acted last
Gat TIA hat the isalH Of
she is APP earring in at the Lyceum, 10 a comedy
| free from even the slightest suRgesRon OF i'm
lies in the fact that In both Miss !sse shares
honors with women very much her senior.
Tnen it was Mrs. LsNoyne. now it is Mrs.
The visit OF the Empire stock company to
the KnickeEhocker is half through, In one
travel. Mr. Faver4ham. Miss Mi,lward and
ter associates vii not be seen here again
until December Then IL will he at their home
theatre in MY Lady's Lord" weeK from
tomorrow night Henry Irving and Ellen
| Terry will occupy the KnickerbocEers stage
with Sar!ou's 'Robesnisrre."
Eleven hundred and seventy-flve perform
ances OF one play in New York seem an i'm. .
loss bic numb Der. but W tn last niRhi The Old
Homestead" reached those hgures ro-mor'
row some new songs are To- be introduced by
The double quartetta. Following this rural
play with Denman Thompson another ono Of
| In" same order will occupy the Aca cmys
stage This l. Way Down East" which j.,
booked to- come. With an entirely new outfit.
| three weeks hence"
4 third and newer play OF this class is now
before the public at the Fourteenth Street It
theatre was the original home Of The Old
Homestead" and The Village Postmnster,'
Eddy and Alive Ives. have recently finished
another piece called THE Country Ju !ge."