The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-16
CT THEATRICAL INTEREST.
FOREIGN SPECIALISTS NEW IN THE
AERIAL MAGNOLIA GARDEN.

Valsnt-.Wonderful Monkeys and Dogs
Jovial Evening by the strollers--Duse
Tired OF Playing Before tho Aristocrncy.
Imported specialties are introduced In the
New York Theatres roof garden. Perhaps
the best liked OF them all is trapsze per-
Torrance by two MONKEYS, who initiate
and excel the feats accom- pl ed by men attn
letes and are more comic while doing 30 than
any human clowns that ever made people
laugh. A troupe OF French poodle dogs are to
be rated second In amusing value among these
new importations. They are directed by a
woman who through some dreadful mlsunder-
standing OF her own physical conformation
the dogs are not to blame for that. They
ssbt ns their nistres. nrssents hut tnev ro'
- 90 n.y. n.'e.iosS ~. ou' '.ey re-
her in splte Of al. After doing most OF the
things commonly done nv dnvs In show.
their original specially OF playing tune is
introduced Bells are attached to the collar of
oach. Every bunch stands for one note in an
octave ana nan. row OF hurdles about
Two ,o, aees n'en rh Is set before them Then they
,H 0 me i'"e' hoSe VI summer Wy
bells ringing hard as each beast strikes tho
ao,r That, ,,i,,.a., h.. 49,, IT.. c.
has to call them by name once in while. but
they seem to know their sequence. The time
Ia r,.ber irr.yuI,r hu, t,,sa 80. or. ,o,d,,,
ia,.''i r'esul"rI puo 'u'se notes are seluoh
struck. and it is altogether remarkable eN-
plot
po,r Sn,r,o,,, 80. ..,,, ., ....
fou' "pa"'aFus are among 'he strhhgers
Possibly they are partially incapactated by
the fear OF hostilties from an American audi
-, ,"''e" 'ne'e IL ne'e. hiuripu! VI us
y. '"ein w ",.Tun' ~ '''e'i n''''o."''s'
.as,. ,.,o 1850 T, 'o VIZ ,, ~ ''e''
poi'ot'nunc'' ines way s'rinseu 'ns'ru
go, 10 ~ we u' ~, W. CIV tneu WIN
en"'NIo laIo' ""u iouuoneu noses' anu 'h'ir
eo"n''E IL ne'or iunn'' 'no woman IL
turaa nntiI ths nhservsr az Ia"uth .at'has tha
idea thar she is trying to clown. too. The
fourth Is slim; delicate; pretty young woman
pnIna oh u'o; ~, Z, ~ tb %
iards are three French women who are clown
lsh players on odd musical Instruments They
a. irtW,..s youS Sh IN RAJ cmanEes
ing Pisrrots. They also wear fixed ana I'M
aliernbie smiles but their facial expression is
obnHa' II tE"mgh ,hnr, r,aS 20 @ onoh
lntion n, to how they keep il in pace so i'm
movable. Thoy get music out OF various ar
,h lneiu'.mE 'he ruiSs nj iaaueF Wntch
mimic, and their speciality is SO lmbued With
feminine charm and gentle GrotesIuerv that
the auntehcS ~, Is PIE aseu: a Eiri VINO comea TO
~ 1850 ,aF[r. ,s,Ia i a. H. ~ @ m',o
Henie h PAY, sSarrely li;year; old DAUGHTER Of
a,i,,, I "u 80 ~ t nsi :" u W. o.eL
~ Children has Kept her from appear feH il
New OK mill now, but eyidently she has had
tben,S y, 1r ,mcsee elSG n Sne resembles
ness If vdmih ,lsintiness and s ran. aS mWre
hi nI tunrle OF ihse d Original cancer
mas H0' oee" S'en "ete III years.
The wooden barriers which condemned
Weber & Fields to closure until Scptcm Der
,.srn t,ton down I,st niah. ar,d .h tIna,u
was turned over to the rs" nf tho stroI,srs and
ut. f.,o Ill.,. Il l. r. a.
,ainsd itself and ira cncsts with the.tric.l
' s,' lt''i' "au us suos's WIN ,hea.r.ral
clubrooms were sufficient, and never before
has the talent Of the organization renuirsd y
theatre. The rroprietors of the house in
which last nights ''roster' was given are
ton for the entertainment. The absence Of all
tinetive look. and it had a somewhat more for
of dress suts o ne whieh ths
club imposed on its guests Not only
amateurs who provided the performances we're
all OF the same sex. Not alone was the the
ssr9 at the lisp Of tn. srosrs They
which NV tha rest ~ tho os,,hIishn,on. ra.
sudd"niy revived for the SAKE Of It's tempcr Way
OcSs9 @s ;,,,,, u.,. n-,nsa' ,,
Iant ~ tha nrneremn," Thetwa pp mel
Ey ., ,o,,it an -, 49, -, n lii e.
mnn1 ntS.rs Nptviiin TIis nnnar lhIrouaeea
Within boyI, and James Earnrs VINO La "a, sn
Sn n au eane Sanmnd nS rn,tnap h" on
ano pnno. Sas usuIeu a n ~ Ineir hp-
nstin @ o or "a, IL wy tS teiharks.
anu 81, VI iouMalu rhes CoW
an lnterlocutor Iana Va creek chorus with the
other VI 'N' '''1 viz 1'-'''' pe' VI 'lo
1t was The Rightful Heir" which really
olsPlaved the hlstriohlc musical. pant0mimic
fheir hest Tbis was n dclIbcratc nnrxersio az
OF all the sacred traditions OF comic opera 1t
was IN ,w9 acts: ana comic opera VIII survive
three ANOTHER act would have tiiIeS II par,m o'
rently. The noble hero in Disguise. the simple
scotch moot mon maiden. the pid XlIager
the merry village green in the mornine ana
In the dear old chateau at night There were
JOYFUL peasantsi S,a,wart , sotalers ana dank
wonderful ballet imported from Guam and leI