The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-05

M.u iGutWbu lhleTtSL lllFOuHn our later con-
crammed with murder mysteries. It Is in line
again Tor ITS best scene dramatically Is at the
trial OF the, innocent hero for murder on cir
cumstantial evidence.
Mrs. Carter Is the same In 'Zaza' that she
diiionc%s With s a vivid ii55tdS eiine nSi mr 81 c EsM e9rk and aS-
EXPRESSION OF emotions In the role of the mu-
sorbinR player IN, the, piece. The characters
are numerous. and, although some OF thcm are
BILE actors than usually appear in association
with n sthr.
..1 The term q Mile, Fin" ,nay DO rs long IS
rave fr,% st9nTenir at q 9i,teth performance week
Great Ruby; or. The Kiss u Goid,' ace aston
ishing the audiences. at Daiy's. Ada. Rehan is
%tieitles OF looks and conduct which 1t demands.
Ihat 10 q positive Improvement. Scenes which
nt hrst counted for nothing now develop their
The new Victoria, was extremely fortunate
In Snenipg, with a shoT both, suitable and e;x.
Is crammed with vaudeville by the Rogers
lists who are able to enact characters too. MIR.
Hammerstein's enterprise promises success.
" Is getting full attention from seekers of nov
jected into "By the Sad Sea Waves at the
to declare, However. that Trey are additions..
Nothing that was in the, farce during It's first
WFNh 10 w W OtlitNtu. hnNntNb ANU bllktI,
the deep-dyed .vaudetillains OF a company of
sh,In1Harly alsposed specialists' pay just enough
AltoEether. II IS essentially a variety show
tin Mion!s r MSGasrn F endo,t has decided -, to E sGp,
avenue. The play is keen and close study OF
human behavior, under prescribed circum-
should be attractive to. all who are admirers OF
that fern Of realism In dramatic literature.
Fry's ' SIit Il !fRsI!ySSnb besides Mhti st seleFs! h pISEs from m
her reperiorys, "A Runaway Girl" which &C.
Brooklyn Academy of Music this week with
the company not at all weakened.
There is to be ewress as well as quantity to
this weeks continuous prog tammas. One new
performer for these shows will be Minnie
Palmer. who will be at the Pleasure Palace.
She has been playing in England for several
years and since she was formerly n popular
star" here her temperance in the %continu-
GUS lists is to be counted as an event. She
brings with her several new one-act comedi-
ettas, and the English actor. Cyril Conway.
who has accom- panied her In her recent Eng
lish tours. A second dramatic feature that
will DO new will be for Francesca ReddinR.
Among the speciality folk will be Irene Frank
Ign. the AngIo-American quartet. George Da-
Wis. Fox, and Foxie, swan and O'Day. the Troll
ley Car nsT trio ,sst and the u. p kSnySgs' will b. an omar.
eta entitled The Queens Fan" by George
Tptten smith. The MUSIC is by A; i. Sioane.
staaiE." Y Toemorrow's sho Wing vim "1 viii be e'I is
ilrsL and an qnusSally elaborate dressing Il
will be, Bob Racketts Pajamas," n laugiable
nnair that carries lust about the right favor OF
fTe aayI se Of FOR ET f%ni sIin hios sm9T !. Tse; H Ia
chief PLAYER. though Ida Van Siclen dons the
Ehlamas and is daintily conspicuous thereafter;
Glenroy's monologue, the tricks of Baron's dogs
and the. inning of a buboon jockey. with vo-
calistsi dancers and a JuGgler, will make up the
At Keith's. John C; Rice and Sally Cohen will
here and that bears the title The KIeDto-
maniacs." The Phasey troupe. eight women
who sing, dance and do much changing Of
ENGLAND: Edward Harrigpn will be another
larry Logan" which has never been done ut
this theatre; SppeCialties will make NJ the re-
Sketch folk will be to the fore at Pastors,
though the only Tony and Emma Carus will
supply THE the y S2imnn that Tds is ally always GTiI necessary AIRY
Hall and Stalev are The black-type sketch pairs.
Other specialist listed are oialIand1, tho
Belmont ana Weston. lie Roy and Clayton. Gil
rnrd and Elmo. The Fields and Eva Nudge;
Play" continues at the Eden MusGe, 3 in the
AFTERNOON, and . in the evening being the hours
ssor IN: abis eInS 81 fa , ai % g d hiSIgsss at g dsr
scriptive lecture accompanies the Passion Play
f Ss1 and music aecentnatss Their effect
FOR u no REDUCTION OF wax WORKS show or pand
music is made.
engage Louise Thorndyke Boucicault. Will +.
Denny, George Fuller Golden and Thomas j.
Pleasure Palace viii be Edward Harrigan. Gus
Williams. Favor and Sinclair and Pearl An
drews.
The music halls adhere to characteristics
offerings. The bill at Roster & Balls is made
up entirely of specinlties. most Of them recent
importations or these the Rappos. two Rus
sian dancers, and Henri French. a juggler and
bieyclist. are the mora striking. Newly added
ones tomorrow night will be the RoAxes. ono
Of whom balances the other On his chin and
holds up a piano besides. and Sadi Alfarabi, a
SNOWY and familiar equilibrist.
"HurlY Burly" and Catherine" continue to
keep Weber & Fields's crowded. and there is as
yet no need Of considerable change in either.
Oncfehture that is nightly applRuded is tho song
What. Marry. That GalY" FOR Fay Templeton.
and the antics OF the music halls proprietors
In the Ruise OF mischievous boys arc quite as
laughable as were their earlier essays in ludi-
crous dialect. Ross and Fenton. John Y.
Kelly and Peter Daley are others who'are we'll
placed. This music hall will be open this
evening with a vaudeville concert,
Ellison and Enrol. the Willett and Thorne
troupe ana McAyoy ma MAY are among those
listed for the Harlem. where there is a con-
cert this evening. A lounRing room and prom
enade TO be STYLED the Palm Garden are be-
ing fitted up here.
A new burietta called THE Garden Party
will be disclosed at Jacks to-morrow. and
male Students" will be continued. The spice-
ograph, a dance called the Pas Ma La and the
speciality Of some Arab acrohats are also held
over. The Marmellas will be first Of the new
corners.
Performances at the Dewey will start with
"a porisiun NiOhtb and end with 'DnyiI of n
Time" both burlettas. Between them will be
q variety show engaging Ol,rien and Havcl.
O. Duncan, Cressy aud Dayne. Frank, Bush;
Carr and Jordan. Wayne and Caldwell, and
Maud Beall Price are pTCmlse for tonight.
A series Of SUNDAY evening vaudeville con-
certs begins tonight at the Grand under the
direction of Augustus:Pitou. Jr. Pauline Hall.
MaXwell and Simpson. and George Fuller
Golden are some Of those retained.
DEVILS IN PIGSTY