The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-29

new, member of the COMPANY, che successo
selected. II is entitled Browns In Town,
and It Is said to have proved It's comicalit
4 mid-week matinee may be taken. unde
ordinary cireumstances. as a proof OF prosperity
ssnere ne Saro o thO ne re doHpt oI ~ az tne M Ma dso,
next Wednesday. because She IoyedHin
50" makes its appeal for laughter, with some
pathos. There Is nothing IN this ENGLISH YER
the audiences to be ashamed 81. ,
The annerotperformins La Belle Helene,
M sns a Hisfs%dp and %'t ndd Snf tor 4s'G SBd w ESSrfH ear H@@
scantiness in, costuming, seems to please the
audiences Of that gay house. ,
Runaway GirI@ at tho Fifth Avenue have been
abandoned. owing to the UNEXPECTEDLY Ions
continuance OF the current piece, which will
remain a month more.
The old Mile" will have new clothes al
Wallack's tomorrow night. Tho costumes will
be a distinct novelty, as they have been made
In the fashion OF tho period OF the play. about
1910. instead of the present time. MS usually
done. Sarah Bernhard made that change re-
Gently in Paris. and it was liked. Olga Neither
sole Ia said TO have been lavish with money In
following the Bernhard example here. As TO
Miss Nethersole's acting In the principal role.
we have had that. and may count on there be-
ing no deterioration. She will devote Saturday
afternoon and evening TO Carmen"
The Lift reproduction OF Shenandoah " 10
one Of this seasons melodramatic entertain
ments. II will be at the Grand Opera House
this week. Maurice Barrymore and Mary
Hampton are the leaders OF the company. The
utmosti is made ofthe battle scene. which termi-
mates with nm illustration OF Sheridan's famous
the promise is that it shall be filed with SOL
diers. horses. and cannon. These viii be dis
played in the retreat OF the Union forces. thor
rally, and their victorious charge.
NO doubt the enduring popularity OF Lucia
al LGmmerm9or" will be lurthorcd by the re-
production OF that opera mt the American to-
morrow night. The singing of II may be de-
pended on for the good average, attained by
always sufficient to preserve the merits of the
composition, AS to the mountings. the promise
i is tf he i fTsy s se%i1r he 5sIiy gt %Ssq Clinton f ETSs sn st
T%r tSffE.'' Mr. fio1 Bsas sste and Mr. NGr' Chase M'S 1lte pe
be Miss Norwood. Mr.. Sheehan. and Mr..
Stewart. who has recovered from an illness.
Hill will enact tomorrow night a play written
by Robert Drouet' the leading member Of The
fE5IE5aI1% nISg TO IT. ob is called I'd nD SS fsr and nt1r Eiiis
tours. 1t is understood to have been revised to
some extent, for reproduction, The author
make up a cast which would seem quite able TO
perform IF I t5a The g. piece with full justice. .no
member is Bessie BonehilI. well known in
vaudeville as a singer Of ballads in character.
She Is regarded as an artist in her impersona-
tions. This ~farcical and musical play had a
whole season in upper Broad way. where il
made a reputation for itself, and also for several
actors who were fortunate enough to be en-
gagged IN its comic. roles.
romance Will extend TO- Harlem, at the Column
bus. by means OF The .Muskctecrs, - u rear
rangement Of the old drama. Paul Gilmore
and Mrs. Alexander Salvini will appear as the
heroine: This! The last half q tho week will be
ment arranged by Manager Kahn for the bene-
ut Of George W. Blumenthal will be given by
Seabrooke. Weber and Fields. Charles Kirke.
Ollie Redpath, Louise Hepner, Frederick Solo
Merri Osborne. Ernest Bal and the
Empire City Quartet.
The continuous shows offer good opportuni-
for those who are diverted by vaudeville
Very few OF to-morrow's con-
tinuous programme features will have held
over from last week. Proctor's will have Bert
Coote and Julie Kingsley in THE Dead Shot,"
and a variety bill headed by Alice Anterior.
laughing song Is still included in her
though she responds to the fashions
by Offering the inevitable coon song" 7.
Nelson Downs. a sleight-of-hand operator with
facility for handling coins. will be
conspicuous specialist. Anna Suits.
by a squad of negro lads. will sing and
France. and among the others will be Frobel
md Ruge and Sager and Midgely. Held for
his AFTERNOON and evening are Press Eldridge,
ieorgo ". Monroe, and the Streator Zouaves.
originally taken by Annie Russell, Will be
given here a week from Monday.
Beginning with Tomorrow the ,Zouaves will
le seen at the Pleasure Palace, where, with 4
anger stage for their marching, its accuracy
,h9uld stand out to even finer advantage than
ealing will constitute a stirring climax to
hex Ki i1nip & The chief Me6 vocalist of the bill vii
tanzas than she sings. but who is risky and
Sho unfailingI,y moves a majority OF her au-
i ,tSp to }qHyif nn5ef Others on the roster are
ines. the Jackets, the Paolis, Manning and
Krissssls dogs, the yaIdares., and the
and Mack. John Kernel, and the con-
rihutoEs to last weeks programmes.
N e Burgess VII be toimorrow,s big gun at
ear e His present s@Ploymeat, which viii
NTH Htitlea a'0@ my EurS IoEihe T!I In-R La Z 'ks %ifi
md country woman. with his speech as rapid
8 ever: A fine dramatic item will be the
1 1gfHsTtg rso Thomas no ySgsi9n Of Rlckens,s The
A new farce by Charles tHorxitz will engage
he Gypsy Quintet will be the leading vocalists.
nd some of the others retained are Cook and
onora. Fields and Salina, Hanson and Drew,
lements and Marshall. DAILY and Devere, Lor-
aine and Howell. the McDonoughs, the
Irahams. Burto, Nellie Burt aud the Millars,
Clnematograph views will be an hourly ex-
hit at the Eden Musee to-day and hereafter,
Id the resorts outfit OF films is SO great that
cry few Implications are made in any days
howings. Gypsy music and the wax show are
Their features OF attractiveness.
Each OF the music halls holds to a charac-
'ristic programme. With Weber & Fields the
urlesque is the thing. and the take-ofY OF
Catherine" is its newest and best portion.
othing brighter than this has been lone here,
or has any of its predecessors been played
Iore comically. though changes in the music
company were not made for 1t. A few
precede 1t and a variety programme
arranged for this evening.
Two specialtiss will be newly added at Roster
Balls tomorrow night. These will be done
Y servais LIE Roy. an engaging magician, and
Y the Merkles. two women who are skilful
iuilibrists: An AFFAIR OF Honor and special
es from the Dartos. the Heglemans, Clara
ardinois, the Painters. MarZella's trained
rds. Will English and Ida Heath make up the
lrtion that is continued. I
J. title ellison will tor to-morrow's list at the ,
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