The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-08

EIf1t Vo,n rhItnHh b1Ul arc TomArknDlot Tor
neigh and length. he. in one instance jumps
nnutp nis comnnnioprs face and on again with
e continued matter IA" FNSf' q %rr SHe p " Honors
the R ni2Etos; the Pantzers. the Heglemanns, and
Begi3ning with, tonight, -Cissie LOTUS will
ne at weber a Fields's. Her limitations are
H Wberss so b mnte nys 70 yin ready Appreciation any,
be given in Just the right. place. Il is OF Fay
BB eRP}TP Spdi "TSR Hpo5 sings here; Roth Hurry
and their, successor Is in rehearsal. Comedian
Fields, who has been lndlsposed OF late. Is ex-
Lillian Burkhart viii il head the Hariem's
roster tomorrow and will be the subject Of
The specialists retained are Eldora and Nor
F FaIso Murray and Alden. Margaret Ferguson.
FSiikE and Sd wi fiftHSn J. f Miiis. ana Richards hl'nor
Women bicyclists IN a three-mile race will
Dewey, The chief specialists. too. will be woe
men the Nelson sisters, who are remarkable
and SntdYR Rieh and and a ' Sonins dog S TIIi S% some MSr 6f fSS
Others. Two burlettas will DO included in the
xh psSsP the d sa@ristt Is ''&2THf Hot T. ri sS% in Il Ai 3sifs,F'
fBs s1 ,H Haotner week Carrie Scott Hassan;
Anita. Belmont and West and tho Kickapoos
are also listed.
The Monday change OF bill at the American
will bring forward Mr.. Savage's stock company
In 'Lohengrin." The Wagner opera will. as
the management proudly phrases 1t. be sung
In English by American singers" These vo-
calists are, OF course. those who have industri-
ously and meritoriously worked their way into
favor with the people who go to this theatre
week by week for legitimate musical enter
tainment. 1t is declared that especial pains
have been taken to prepare for this rise from
light opera to grand.
The Harlem Opera House will offer the last
chances to see THE white Heather" in this
city. The stage there is big enough to hold the
scenery OF that spectacular melodrama COM
fortably, including the representation OF the
divers descent to the bottom OF the sea and
their mortal combat under water. Rose Cogh-
Ian. John T. Sullivan. Olive May and Grace
Thorne are still in the very large company re-
CURED by this piece.
The other Harlem theatre. tho Columbus.
will be altogether funny with What Happened
toJones,' a farce which has not only thrived on
its merriment in this country. but is having a
long run in London and is to be brought out in
Paris and Berlin in the languages OF those
the original cast, will play at the Columbus the
part Of the Jones who had curious things hap
The Grand Opera House will put forth a farce
With s z TIE ~ asking Ei5a the - qt1He,s YES n}n; Have You
on view at other city theatres. It is derived
from the troubles that come Of two pair, Of
divorce from one Of the men and married the
other The readlusted pairs undertake to live
amicably in the same house. but jealousy and 2
miX-up ensue., The company is made up OF
comedians and specialists,
The stock company at the Murray Hill has
f db5iHm Msst but t i " VII Rri be 59 iInm t shn5ply w int f1 Mes
sIentedi. WITH Manager Bonneiiy' acting in 10 the
first time on his own stage, He is an gnGtuous
directly in his line. The cast will include the
f~ayorites more familiar to the audiences at this
The Star will have that niece OF Cuban war
excitement. The Red. White, and Blue"
uptown. as Just about the 'liveiiest,, noisiest,
and most irreSistible Of all the me!odramas in
s sS u,tsni c Of b 8 fhISrs0s are 'S spectacu las fe9 THe
company Is the same that acted it at first. 1t
e l6Sjnq David Se Mrqrny.9 snd otber E c9m pafep Hitch
rical multitude in this country during the past
nearly, faithful translation Of the play. as
used In Germany. An actor identified with
A.. Callahan. who enacts NephistoDheles point
eddy, and. employs electric devices in making
the deviltry vivid. This is the show which will
be at the Peoples.
This will be a closing-out week with some OF
the plays that have passed the holidays with
US. "On and or will give souvenirs to those
who see its Tooth performance tomorrow
night. Its successorNat the Madison Square
will be another farce from Paris, called in Eng
lish Because She Loved Him So which will
come to New York with a strong m
dation from Boston.
The final repetition OF THE Sorrows OF
Satan " will be given at the Broadway on Sat
urday night. After that the theatre will be re-
turned to its usual comic opera uses with an
engagement of Francis Wilson in "Th Little
Corporal" which had its good start there. Next
after that q company formed by Andrew A.
Mccormick will present The Three Ora
goons." by smith and De Koven.
The time allotted to Della Fox and THE Lit
tie Host" at the Herald Square will expire
with the week. THAT Man. a farce by Vi
vanti Chartres. will be produced on the ensu-
ing Monday. 1t is a French kind Of piece.
meant to illustrate a method Of treating cases
OF neglected wives by exciting the husbands
jealousy. Mrs. An Palmer is the maker OF
After more than halfa season at the academy
y wssk there. a! It's next 12S.h & EtsdSsnsfsiG9 T mnti haze
w wFhf k knGgsa hh aFiks" is g the Hsw stars IEisR viii hT ne4s iii III
and popularity quite sufficient to warrant this
venture. Later. Arson Ponds Her Atone
ment" will have a pretentious revival.
1t is calculated at the BiJou that May Irwin
can remain there, five weeks, longer, with
mapd for the entertaiament which that farce
enables nesn her to 1b EiEE9 :. , That bat will nns MAXI "a tei a rim rim Of
numerous theatres and incessant, novelties.
Miss Irwin has been SO ~ with grip that she
cOulQ Dafuly pay, Out Sit Ib III Tkn III now
A stage version OF Henry Seton Merriam's
novel "The Sewers is started in rehearsal by
Daniel Frohman at the Lyceum, and II will be
ready for presentation after Q, month or so.
But the probability is that "Trelawny q the
in which case the newer piece will be performed
at extra mqtinees only. Plays are being writ
Justin Huntley Mccarthy and Leo Dietrich
stein. -,
at the Empire. and there will be no chance for |
either q the woo other plays scheduled here
is satisfied. The stock company is rehearsing
portions OF them. preiiminarily. but only for
tho purpose OF trying the material. Mr.. .Faver-
sham is already preparing himself for his
spring appearance as Romeo with Maude Adams
as Juliet. "Phroso" has more than fulfilled all
expectations.
Nat c. Goodwin and Maxine Elliott are in
clincd to eHpI2i tb ana HGn Tlts Rro s"biSc tn en Am sp-
thorship. During many years managers were
afraid OF Revolutionary plays. but that pref
udice has gone with many others. Mr.. Good
win is understood to have another new piece