The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26

trave, N inis exh,b ion !e stage will be held
by, specialists. Two showings OF the pictures
The Comiqle continues as a stopping place
Tor touring burlesqueIs 1o-motIow's 10, it
remainder OF the bill will be made up OF special
ties Chief Of these " III De Almo ID La
To-morrows incoming troupe al the Dewey
isknown as the broadway Burlesqucrs;" Among
them arc several well known specialists. the olo
die, Emma carus f Fro 0 and Ruse Mirnon
Gilbert the Carlins and Lew Wells. burlctta
Ia which hese and chorus OF twenty women
a new batch Of motion pictures will go on Jew
a. the Eden. Muscc this afternoon and evening.
British troops landing, drills and gun fire, with
views Of Pretor o, Johannesburg, Cape Tow
inGiuds s twelve series, shows Doors in character
istic dress and practices New groupings arc
noticeable In the wax show.
Julia Arthur and her magnificent production
Of more than Queen" go to tho Harlem Opera
House this week. So much hos been said Of
the elaborate costumes and scenery used In this
play that tho drama itself Is about forgotten
Although not great work. II gives to Miss Ar
thur opportunities for her talents TO he used at
their hest, and, 10 return 10 the old subject. 10
look cn,icingly beautiful
That funny farce. why Smith Left Home"
goes to tho Grand opcra HOUSE. is a play
hidt NOu'u HW ihi' W ulnkt any
Tho same company that acted II at the Strand
In London and at the Madison Square hero Is
used. Mrs Annie Yeamans and Maclyn Ar
buckle are still the leaders both in the parts that
they enact and their manner Of introduction.
The Dopnelly Stock Company will revive The
Lottery Of Lovo" at the Murray Hill. This Ia an
eccentric comedy adapted by Augustin DAILY
from the French OF Alexander fisson and Anthony
Mars, wcll-known and experienced inrce writer's
IL comes n something pf n novelty IL nrSt
seen at DAILY g as long ago as 1850 III, ,.
itself 20 Gounod's Faust in English. No opcra
In the repcrtory ut the American has borne re-
pc ition so well this. and in each revival some
This time a ballet will he added to the military
band BAN, and The carsiry eorei The casts for the
Ss he'd s by Mr. nd e Snd an M @
Merhtstoph,es by MT Clarke and NJ .knigh, and
Maroueriie by Nj de 1rcvic and Miss Golden.
The Star will have another visit from The
was at that theatre in August being the FIRST
nights there The house. was packed 50 Il the cooler
weather has not chilled the desire to the show
we may expect the same thing repeated man
lers.
OF the plays that hold over. -cyrano de Bergerac-
will stay only a single week more at tho Garden.
Richard Mansfield will not appear again In this
poetic French uadegy this season in New York.
Following he will give seven performances Of
Beau Brummel" After that he will uso six
other pieces from his repcrtory
William II. Crane will remain at wallacks
only one week longer. Then he will show other
cities how jolly he is when acting a Crane part
in a Rich Mans Son" Another comedian.
though Of a less diRnihed order. and sppca RI ng
in comic opera, will replace Mr. Crane hero This
Il Frank Daniels who brings new piece. The
Amccr. as his means Of un-making.
Speaking OF ftln mAhlng anil Comedians nat
urally is rem nder Of Mny Irwin II any is needed
She Is still With Sister Mary" at the Biiou Mel.
vile Ellis, the pianist. who was III the FRS, few
nights Of last week is once more playing luyo
songs to the iirtn'ipuS widow
Another merry example Of American humor Ii
The Rogers Brothers In Wall Street" Any.
thing more ,horoughly native could hardly be
Charles H. Hoyt as a farce writer lie puts az
much fun into his plays without the satire OF tho
In Miss Hobbs" the scene is American. but tho
humor is decidedly English. although not heavy.
II seems to be the kind that amusc;, for this ly.
ceum comedy has been in New York longer than
any other play this season, and promises To stay
good while yet Arrangements have been made
e. int nIGtr IL also 70 audiences at tho Duke OF
r, Tho,oughly English Is the humor Of Tho
ss MsS ans .ns of ,S, osS bor
ever, hat give IL Importance. Mr.. and Mira Ken.
dal have never appeared 10 greater advantage
second act where the spinster learns that sho
has waited IN vain nj, Tor Me pan abe loves.
~ no tyranny OF leafs w WHY
| rather than humorous The clever lines keep up
an almost continuous ripple OF Laughter rather
.ns John se
kcndals and Annie Russell. wish politely anus
ing evening. wiihou, any extremes in either farce
Almost the extremity Of stage sadness is shown
In barbara Frictchie. which Julia Marlowe and
icr,on This depressing sombrcness Is iigh,ened.
however. by some II the mos, charming comedy
that the theatre has had for some ume Miss
| Mai IL lC ll. ,f liyht and bad
with the same winsomc girlishness
In strong contrast 10 tho pure sentiment OF
Of Becky SHARP In the aiss the " comedy is
light and refreshing in the second It il sarcastic
the love and in tho !" ohsf
| OF dishonest intrigue. Yet both arc powerful
and p9pulaIly successful plays
aPapa's wife Persons who go TO the Manhnt:
did SsG. ManS s and
Bcaade, in Nile fie. win be ;aisqpPoin'ed The
| =. Another farce in that same condition is Make
Way for the ladies'" Persons who go TO the
had better take the young girls Of the family %
Miss Hobbs" for fun. Charles Frohman will
SiSeI s ySle hs.s t on Dec s sheS
-wheels Within Wheels" must come to the Madi'
This week will be the sixth d The Singing
Girl at the Casino Alice Nelson, Lucille Saun.
ders. Eugene Cowles and John Slayin arc the
| leaders in the company that IL a reminder Of tho
] palmy days OF the Casino
Tho pnlmy days OF X oster and Balls arc fully
revived with Round New York in Eighty Min
utes." Entertainment Of a varied art may b.
depended upon from company that includes
Alexander Clarke, Marguerite sylvia Kitty Mitch
ell christopher Bruno, James j, Corbeit, Bobby
GaylOr. the Angeles Sisters, James j. Jeifries
Thomas Shnrkey, Carrie Perkins and many
other entertainers
Weber and Fieds's company is rehearsng a
burlcsque on Barbara Frictchie," and with them
Is Mabel Fenton once more. This new uavcsty
will be put on In a few weeks aL1 In tho mean.
time The Other Way" will be retained as a ~ cond
part to "Whirligig.." The skit ON the Dickens
story is one Of the best that this usc hall has had
William Gillette is not only pleasing his old
admirers in Sherlock Holmes" but Is gaining
new ones. Others in his company. however
come In Tor snare Of applause and appreciation.
Tho play IN acted in n quiet way that gives an APP
peaIance Of poss ility TO some Of the situations
that really Improbable II looks as II this
drama would stay at the Garrick all winter.
"rhe Dairy Farm" will reach Its fifticth per
| Torrance tomorrow night when souvenirs will
| be given to all tho women that go TO tho Four
! tcenth Street One of the attractive and homely
| scenes In this play is a Christmas Eve party in
| the village Of Hurley, N. Y. The run OF this
nj. xvill, and