The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-19
THEATRICAL ADJUSTMENTS.
.u pEpETITToNs HERE OF SOME
f' ms TIE EANILIAR PLAYS.

mute I Ta~rce-Severhl short Pieces and
I'm. Debutnnts in VaudeVille-A Conn
" II, B%IumenthnI and KadeIburg.
,,,s veek has washington's Birthday to ex-
.,,o natin6es at the theatres where they
cW -, regular Wednesday occurrences. The
ave "o,n and evening audiences are always
,,rce on this holiday.
" Ths only full-lenGth new play to be intro
tomorrow night is Browns In Town"
u".iro farce. Mark i. Swan. n Western
q ro- vet known widely as a dramatist. Is
N'"antbor. and the piece will be acted at the
un,r II has had several months OF what Is
pppr.rihsd rs a merry life in other cities. Mr..
~ -sn ;s said 10 have devised many novelties OF
~, and TO have also drawn freely from comic
. W. which have accumulated on the stage,
81. single and simple purpose OF making
a,t,noas laugh. The secret marriage OF two
e ncrsons and their effort to hide away
,n, discovery by irate parents are made to
nv% ,bs misunderstandings usually deemed
initial in ~tarcical fiction, The complication
H,.r,cs 90 involved that there seem to be two
v,.bonls and two wives instead OF only one
n W. The company formed by j. ]. Rosenthal
nert,rm this farce. and which has been do
,r, II long enough to have acquired facility. in
.n,1ss James o. Barrows, Edward S. Aheles,
Anna Belmont, leIie DAVIS '"n' lancaster,
Edward sadler' N"'nlyn Na'e' "a Hu""'"
Poland. Andrew Lee an" 'oS'c o"u'et'
one more oil those ''v'un"n eonheu'es WINCH
BlumcuthaJ ana haHe'purE "i''o m',neLousl'
without writing themselves ouI wiz y" 'n'io-
duced TO W." ham ~ - a., h.
Tuesday night II was 'n'E Wm' cav N,"e
White Horse laN"fh 10 rs '',."S"ni.'s
pay is entitled \, ,he 'u1"Sslue' p.lun ;
f - e, al '' Nvt.uDn do nnrpnrnn " with
German version "' '''""o u VIZ
EuCen SchFNiF rs '"' "''' "'" "07' W."
be produced soon ~
The revival OF mann u''"ySI u ~
American a We,N py Il no'"oNer. ""t 10 'n"ue
tomorrow night Nn'o,oi9e Wy
popular of'' -, .,,Ii,ra, lii, NJ,
the company a"" II NV. !" -.
LtncE, formerly VIZ" g" So, "s"a
and last year III Nv 49, ~
several cities, VIII arPcHl 10. II l 'li III
this city on Noh"aE III 'ne t'',I lo'o' NV u'.Il-
nate during the week with Miss de TreNiIle.
wi,, N,r,r,n and Miss Norwood will similarly
MISS i .n,o. ord an will Mr. Sbeehan
relieve t'V" a1...i.. 49,.
and Nj. BnsSett. otheE lhNolI'es coihPlc'e Iie
r,,misinr east,
P'nI,."I t.ar, william II Crono,s renertorv
Aconedy rom ",.''"," ,
his Wite's Father, Will De presented al the
Murray Hill. Walter Allen Of the Donnelly
,,ocs company will have the Crane role of the
eood.natured but intolerably meddlesome
,,ron, tLe humor OF which has been widely
Ia.al Tbiu ia not n one-nart niece.
appreciated ms Is no' d one-paf. pieIe'
however. and thcre are good ones Tor Mr..
nrouet, Miss Ingham. Mr.. King. Mr.. Redmond.
D-nsrn Nc R,rrv Mice Raaudet and
Miss Donne'Iy' Mrs' Dairy "'S9 NV "Au
Mss Mihiken.
Jobn Drew will be the weeks visitor at the
49, o. uou.o ua will h,va tba sama
haIIeW opr'" MI, - -.
stage SURROUNDINGS "hicn helpeu niLn . eu-
tnmn at the Empire. The play will be The
LIARS ~ 1t was ne" ~ Us
evsrybody's friend IN that comedy Is one OF ms
best. His company. with Isabel Irving in the
conspicuous parton 'ne uh'rns "a ~
obe lied about, has not been changed In any
material respect,
,an,iaar or.r,r,,,rz, rncont,v o,sn;cu-
GUS in Broadway, Hotel Iopsy IurVy. VIII
be transferred TO the drahd opera mouse
Marie DRESSER and Edwin roy Will go win H.
That Is worth mentioningi because they rave
sp TTa com many Is said to still number sixty,
The piece is altogether jocose. and it becomes
as turbulent as a pahto-
m Tss, u ea go . aantnnal Drury Lane melodrama
was"The White Heather 1t had a long term
Of popularity at me Acaucniy ot musIc; rs
Siy usat ~ ne Trerkk q" I" a Yacht. In which they
seek a missing document. Their fight &c. the
uea'l AZ ~ NotlJil ~ Nv IL; 49," attho
CTninvmnh,s in in H. Hsrinm with Alice Fisher as the
plain. speaking Duchess.
Only once IN a WINE goes a pay ger nof m
rS only he broEeen Nv a speedy return OF "A
Female Drummer" but that farce. will have a
Thote extra fortnight: Nooouy nr1tSr Iaan
fdi IN the maize 81 humor In this niece,
however. he has fitted tombstone Rennett with
tcharac,er IN her peculiar lineo glri oacheior'
:" The aT ndtiya eiir rsma With which the Empire
was orened six years ago. The Girl | Left Be
hind Ne has never since been out OF use. Its
subject Of warfare with Indians. ILLUSTRATED
with views Of army officers and bellies at 9
frontier military post, seems to have taken &
remarkably firm grin on public attention. This
play will. be performed this week at the Met
which is now travelling with it.
-
nro ~ ~ So 80 ca :, ,ttor ro,+ satrr
Sue Oh inc pays 10 GO away a,uer neNt 'a.ui'
cay is Nathan Hale at the ~hnlcRerpocker
where y. C. Goodwin and Maxine Elliott have
done Will u;,h ., 1rrirc two months TheiI
.'"' WI" WIN " curing wv" nunC,7 i"''
successor on that stage will be T., h. Sotherr
In The Kings Nrsgetear"a new version q
tba Drn.sdr.m III N.rIouo will oo,,c I,
Wv p"u'dsutnn'"' 'u''h ndi''"o "'' '0"'' "
next WIN Collnette.
James A. Harne's bravo example of dramatic
ou,o,r9o .Tha D., C.imtk onort - vii
ar ."", l"e heN' Hi,in'h Da'ehpo'" W"
MI out the week at the Herald Square. AiteI
that a return to the kind OF jocularity which