The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-23

very ingenious ana plQuant.
This is the last week Of In Gay Paree" at
the. Casino. The play will then go on a tour.
apd 4 the theatre e E MilI be r IS sio S,ii q na rs thS @i witS
Francis Wilson and other comic opera notables
AthEd month of "A Reign Of Error viii!
fun icons of Sy bpWTi ME- }M%N al A9 tbs au tm,s
posed for It BY Maurice Levi. Georgia Game
will be the imitator Of Mrs. Carter. and onc,ot
Something of a change In songs is made. each
week. SO as to keep the entertainment fresh
ened.
The weekly change theatres are holding out
strongly. Two operas of two kinds will be tho
bill at the American. They are The Barber
of Seville" and Trial by Jury" The alter
mating casts for the Itossini work include Miss
Morgan. Miss Quinlan. Mr.. Sheehan, Mr..
Greene. Mr.. Moulan. MI. Linde and Mr.. Merrill.
In the Gilbert and Sullivan piece are Miss Mac
nichol. Mr.. Temple. Mr.. Elder and Mr.. Luck
stone. The season of the Castle Suuare Com
pany will terminate in a fortnight. The final
week will be divided among Faust" III
Trovatore. !" " Aida " and Romeo and Juliet"
The entire forces will be drawn on for the
casts. Next after the withdrawal Of the singers
q new American drama by Lee Arthur. entitled
the American.
The season Of the Donnelly stock COMPANY at
ipf has Mu thriye en- pretty ~ft! we well ont on the e" system Of n low
prices for reasonably good performances of ia.
m m liar PLAYS Us in Mi Z T W. kTns su Gnyynop,, a ah f lsst
lis" farce Sss'fi in Vol ue years ago 81 at WHallack'ss.1 4
good-hcarted and bad mannered hoatbuiider
is the principal character. Henry V. Donneily
The Grand Opera House will get the The
Turtle" the farce which found a long success.
its indecencies OF language and action. IT is a
piece Of French, fun. with none of itS wicked
tinot's undressing exploit is a feature. The
t5%yS,li NJ ,G GowMg anT,t t. the n Same that M vas R sm.
EG kin. Mr a. F t@e nanH and Mr KennadSy. AZ III"
The Harlem Onera Hous" will have Mile.
Fih;"tbe latest Of the nHHeX X Ea e French
The language is less Objectionable than that Of
it's Predecessor. and there is no undressing act
o t%r|si King IfHt!f . rthnt = sort Of 5f'ttihii1n'ss. Rose cosshiann
The Star viii offer one Of the English race;
This is the play with which the American was
example OF its class. 1t imbeds IA love story in
the iite Of amateur and professional sports. It
way viii be made with adequate scenery and
adlpncts. Henry Baege is the leader;
dr nne mos" %Th leS siIyer OF King I'M we wi h2n spend pe the
week at the Columbus. where, it is no stranger.
1t is a really meritorious work, aside from It's
popularity, which arises In part from the TACT
that the hero becomes a silver king" in
America. Carl Haswin has played that charac-
he leads the present company. of which Mrs.
Haswln has become a member.
Vaudeville diversion will be supplied liber-
| ally this week. To-morrow's continuous show
programmes will be marked by an abundance
| OF commendable features. To Keith's will
come Rose Melville. who was much talked oil
and written about for her recent portrayal Of
an awkward rustic in a Broadway farce. She
will appear In a sketch entitled isis Hopkins
which was written by Carroll Fleming with a
view to exploiting her still further in this
character. A variety sketch Of tried value will
engage Joseph Hart and Carrie lie Mar. and
Gus Williams will head the specialists.
The first placent the Pleasure Palace will be
given to Henry Lee. who after becoming vel
known here as a dramatic actor. established
himself in English music halls. His specially
consists OF initiating celebrities. shifting wig
and beard and speaking imitatively with each
It is a conventional form OF specially; but is
Elaboration. An inning for George Felix and
lydia Barry will be n sketch contrived by join.
inS s seSs srGsia't'eTsh these .nd perf viii BE- c fSTImisbri,
tinns from Bertha Welby. Louise Cunning
Ward and Curran. the Cardownies and George
One nun Der at Proctor's will be a farce with
out specialties for Jennie Satterlec and three
ofirr safe from her employers jealous wife
Laughs in abundance follow it. even ia its
most Improbable moments. Clifford and Hut
he seen in the same characters they have had
for several years. hut with some new material
In contrast to their distaSte for changes is tht
S Eh%se in i not On Eris i; ~, Tut ,TT'sIt II {
mittee. for exam pie, has furnished. him !augh
able saiiies Thn Wilson's. the Rixfords anc
Harrigan viii be some Of the Others .,o p.oo
tor houses will engage Clifford and HUH. thu
Nawns: the Wilson's. Duncan and Jess Dand,
ers. James Whitley. Felix and Barry. the Car
downies and George f.. Austin at the theatr,
in a lT fSTee f"r the s'E %i!lett and Thorne troup
f Tnaka n% and d FdI W Sss1Ssf and t caldw W'IIiIi ar9 prom am
viii be jess Dandy. Nelson and Miisdge.. vii
hanson and stone. La Clcde and Raymond
the Rices. John y Cody and Eta Victoria,
Spring honsecleaninF Is on At the Eide,
slSsS for T anywn mssn sno nHsIn rsar wnns IT wG"i 4
pearaTec;, Classical music will be a maio
di--rlving views will be the subject Of som
new rinemat' Gr9pho views:
change. A burlesGue Of the balloon episode i
1.-THE Great R4hyn IS a recent and ISNHghabl
iT'i1e aIid1sG'n o II Hs,st thts i bur Iesquc az and T 3cs'ht
rinc" are continued with little alteration. Josi
SHhle r. le aIisS the he e With this P Esek; am and 1 her GIlrI c
Will u llll'I " III ~ oLi' p'S'lliII
Allen. vaudeville concert will be given her
"All-var ETY. still holds at Roster & Balls. er
gaging Willard Simms, the RapPTos. the Gri
!. Fortunes. Kelly and Ashby. Toun and Thit. tt
Fredcricks, Johnson and Dean; the Claren7
} quintet. Drlmore and Lee. the Beaumonts an
the Montrose troupe. A score Of well-know
spccialties are promised for a four-hour OF
tcrtainment Tonight. 49,.
! Edwin Milton Royle and Selma Fetter will !
. Highball FAMILY" Cenfeld and Carleto,
: be among the others. Mcintyre and Heat
will be leaders in to-night's concert.
t Nugent ct the Star this evening these pc
John W. Ransone. Minnie Palmer. Zelm
Rawlston. Nine. Tayary. Cora Rontt. Liz
Evans. Dolan and Lenharr. Frederick Bor
a and Gertrude Haynes. o..
. 4 concert will be given this evening
vaudeville vocallsts at the Murray Hill. TT
singers are chosen from. a troupe known
a "Isham's OcturOons." and the soloists will
accompanied by n large chorus.
: The Bohemian Burlcsduers is the trade nan
, ofthis week 8 tenants Of the Dewey. Van ar
/ Nobriga. Evans and yidoc1. Myrtle Tressid'
: orJ tEa' Eanphnnatti ara Coma ri tho cnacia