The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01

seen before that time In tho piece which Sydney
Grundy has written for her Meanwhile she Tiii
The value Of The Tyranny OF Tears for John
Drew's purposes is so positive that the author,
next seasons play for him. MI. Drew never
fares badly in New York, even In a weak piece.
but strong one like that now at the Empire in
The question rSssd in the tide OF why Smith
Left Home" in answered amusingly at the Madison
ss end Of Ss Alter
have tickled the audience and been assuagcd by
peaceful happiness Then he leaves home to go
=, The sin and shame Of the adventures In Becky
Sharp" as presented at the Fifth Avenue, is a
saSs 81 sSGs By &ians
unideal acting, and interesting for these reasons
The next production at this house will be Three
The special interest raised BY the Dreyfus case
In Jewish subjects has something 70 do. no doubt
With III BY the ns 70
are performing carefully and we at the Broad
way It's story Of a Jew $ forbidden yet loyal love
Of Christian Is presented in scenes Of Jewish life
nI r,s, md III, fu1 b in Th Ree
Besides their comic dialogues, which used to
be their vaudeville stock in trade, they have de
acterize not only ,laughably, but with artistic
skill; II is a rafting good show that they and
After two weeks more Of "The Founders" the
Casino will be devoted TO comic operas, as II was
Will be %fhe Singing Girl" performed by the
Al 1s N 1. ,sa COMPANY, ,,,.
This Is me seoSnd Meek O. hs ihree set apart
pert nc Of Henaan U Mt Haekst gained f his a
prominence as the hero of the strange tale which
list Both have repeated their achievements
in the sequel with happier results than usually
attend secondary efforts
Of al m pa IN
ton required for The Whrli.gig" than had been
usual wi h new pieces al " eber & Fields Nearly
briskly from the outset. OF course, Lillian Rus
sell Is star In way and she has disappointed
not be worth her cos, al this theatre with music
n0 Two so4 menshs oiA Young Wife will be rounded
out at the Fourteenth Street before the Tfllotson
play will go of on its tour OF other cities Souve
Ese n eyHsS
In November. with Archie Boyd In the title role
and later Chauncey olcott will play his annual
The first month OF John Drews annual term at
the Empire will be completed this week II has
is Sy
commands admiration by literary worth while
popular as an entertainment The Tyranny
requirements and satisfies fashionable people
who like To be amused artistically
sothern and Virginia Harmed viii 'T remain nam there
with THE Kings Musketccr" The renewal
Of this play seems TO show that romanticism has
people for il The theatre is retaining all its
fashionableness. When the stock company comes
they viii be sure Of a handsome greeting ''N''
The new farce at the Manhattan, "A Stranger
in q Strange Land" has been praised and decried
ndi &c 90 happen anywhere ON Garth N of s
stage But the fun Of them is admitted, and the
laughter
next thing here will be "Papas Wife with Anna
The Irish comedian. Andrew Mack and the
Irish play, The Last OF the Rohans" will be at
the Academy of Music only week longer They
mistake In two seasons Mr.. Mack has been
established very firmly as popular star Thus
far he has appealed 10 that portion of the public
on the stage But he is bound 10 get the favor
Of q far wider public than that
The Clan. ma Gael will visit him $50 strong
next Thurs lay night The next play at the Acad.
envy will be THE Old Homestead"
In vaudeville a change of management that
Is Of interest is that which puts W. a. Brady in
charge Of Roster & Balls The performers Of
last week held over here are Ada Cooley the De
Courceys Dagmar and Ed Laur Besides them
tonight's bill will employ Louisa Beaudct, Can.
field and Carleton, Patrice and others Moving
pictures TO be made an especial feature, the
aim being 10 picture the happenings on the stage
on the evening after their occurrence The yacht
races will have attention OF this sort
Those bargain shops Of diversion, the con,in-
uous show houses, have prospered nightly by
the recent influx Of visitors Their TO morrow S
rosters will provide little new matter, but there will
be the usual abundance Of bright and clean fun
The Pleasure Palace leader will be Camille d Ar
vile, who seems TO merit the place in the contn-
uous shows that her former conspicuousness in
this week will be fresh selection, though she
still uses The Palms" as a satisfying shut of
Among the specialists will be Cawthorne and
Forester Genaro and Theo, Manionita and
Eugene. the Quigleys. Javelle and Joe Hartman.
A pleasing dramatic number will be provided
at Proctor's in the comedie,ta "Chums" which
has already proven its value as a feature Of the
all-day show programmes The more conspic-
uous OF the specially folk will be Bonnie Thornton
who now styles her inning a monologue: the
Sennetts who are six and skillful acrobats; Newell
and Shevett. horizontal bar experts; Genaro
and Bailey. the Elinores; Edward Laur and
Cadrey's trained dogs
Today's continuous show concerts will engage
Green and Friend, Howley and Leslie and Will
F. Denny. among others, at Proctor's. and places
the Elinores, Della Rocca and the Troubadour
trio at the Pleasure Palace
HAIRY Lacy, lud an olClcn ana lnc Shng
Ling Foo troupe hold over at Keith's Press
Eldridge Ia the incoming retailer Of jokes, and
Filson and Enrol the newcomers who provide a
dramatic number Solaret will be a conspicuous
specialist She promises for her dances all the
beauties Of light and color tina, characterized
the displays made in like inning by Loe Fuller
For the rest there will be views OF Admiral Dewey
from a bograph; pantomime for the Monte
Myro troupe, and specialties for Bloom and Cooper
Valmore, Rita Lnde, the Aherns Raymond
and Clark, Barrett and Lsrned and for the Keists
Tony Pastor will head the list al his own theatre
His aids will be Ward and Curran Edwin Latell
Fred Niblo. Harry Edison, the Painter trio, the
Luciers Harry Thomson, Williams and Hood
Nellie Burt, Charles c, Widen. the Vouierrs
and Marshall.
At the Eden Musee will be continued this week
what its directors describe as Dewey programmes
That means full groups OF wax statues of our
war heroes, views OF scenes in our new posses
sions from the cinematograph and patriotic
airs galore from the musicians
Hurtig Seamons will be tenanted by the
Dainty Duchess" troupe Of burlesquers and
specalsts Some Of the latter are the Mimic