The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13
THEATRICAL ADJUSTMENTS.
NEAR TO the END or THE SUMMER
DTLNtSS ~ THE DRAMA.
Vaudeville Lively and Plentiful in tho
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ut Manhattan Beach Many Plays In Re-
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Vaudeville Lively and Plentiful in tho
Meantime " cher g. Fields Burlcsauera
Mt Manhattan Beach Many Plays In Re-
henrsal for Production In September.
We are near to tho end " the summer dulness
in the drama fortnight will SEQ the end OF
II. Vaudeville is abundant in the meantime.
and several entertG nmcnts with the resem-
hlance Of plays arc current 4 well-known
example in this class. Hurry Bury" will be
renewed at Manhattan Beach tomorrow night
by substantially the same company which ex-
plotted 1t long time at Weber Fields town
theatre There is to he no curailment In
number. nor any damaging change in princi.
rails. The Pain fireworks at Manhattan depict
the capture Of San Juan Hill and the destruction
of Cervcra's fleet. The Sousa concerts are
continued.
The showiness OF THE Man in The Moon. "the
summer extravaganza at the New York. Is not
yet dimmcd. Its ballots are as popular as
ever. and as demonstrativo in as many waya.
The set Of comedians is now essentially the
same that it was at first. This piece Is expected
to last as it is until late in the autumn and
after that nearly all winter in a new version.
Musical farce still maintains itself at the
Casino in the form OF The FOUNDERS. and tho
audacty Of it's fun seems to recommend Itself
to the congcnia audiences at that theatre OF
full favored fun.
Mcodrama is to be the mainstay OF the Third
Avenue under the new management week.
ly change Of play and company should yield
that diversity which Fast side people like In
their theatricas. Lost in New York. with its
tcrSe and tense story OF rough life in this city.
will be performed tomorrow.
Tho concerts by Slafcrs band at Brighton
Beach provide about half the entertainment in
the music hall. and the other half consists Of
vaudeville by singers. dancers and various
specialists
Theatricals OF vaudeville nature and con-
certs by military bands given the trips
to Long Branch by the steamers Republic and
Columbia
The steamer Grand Republic supports its
claim to be a floating roof garden by employ
ing on board company OF vaudeville per-
formers.
Orchestral concerts by Kaltenborn's musi-
clans are given nightly at st. Nicholas Garden.
in Columbus avenue.
Top story vaudeville continues in abundance,
and is. for the most part. OF commendable
quality The Venetian Terrace Garden. atop
the Victoria. is. when filled with one Of the
large audiences it attracts nightly. a show in
itself to one who sees it for the first time. But
its director does not rest on the novelty OF its
construction and provides a costly bill OF spe-
cialties. This Includes the Brights. Artie Hall.
Galletts balloons. the Johnstones. Iartho.
Gautier. Clements trained animals the Rios.
Belle Davis, Reno and richards, the Passports.
ira will play Mr. Hammersten's newest m usi.
cal compositions march entitled In Time OF
Peace Prepare for War"
close a complete shift OF specialists at the Koa-
ter lial's roof. The new list INCLUDES MAZDA
Saie Randall. the Hewtts. the Meeker: Baker
trio. Hazcton and Vedder. Charles Robinson.
Grace Vaughn and tho GARDENERS.
At the Madison Square Garden Annie Hart 10
to have the programme Il headline. l6ham' n
octoroons, Viva Nobren. John T; Tierney and
Montague and West are some OF the others.
For the Lion Palace roof. Ssie Stembl is
Quartet assisting her Marie stori. soprano
yocaiists viii lie q. Bolt katherine Rose. and
cr i hs s9osts B F9%
| will lend variety to it's contribution.
The Maid In tho Moon" continues as tho
| chief item Of the Casinos roof bin William
| English. Maude Courtney and Ruth White are
| specialists here.
At the Grand Central Palace roof: where Wis
itors take to dancing after the variety show 10
Nellie Burt and nd the Nelson's are some Of hi;
aids.
Gus Bruno. Iottie Gibson. and Polk and COL
| Aerial Magnolia Grove where the Hawthornss.
| William Simms and Maggie Cline are among
| the holdovers.
offer bills that. while contain ming few novelties
are sure to be attractive to their followers, At
|
comedietta whose chief player is Frederick
Bond, Dallas Tyler and Eva Vincent will as
Specialists here are to include the Pattersons.
| horizontal bar gymnasts Matthew a Juggler:
and m@er eo waS
Rist and the military trio. Gracey and Burnett
and WessoI; Walters and Simon. who have
I comic sketches.
The Pleasure Palace leader will be Charles
T Ellis. who with several companions Will play
Fs Ii. sSeSh vii be
which runs to ballads with yodellng for re-
Sad hs nnRf will be al:
steal incidentally 70 much strenuouSs, ,, COM
icaIity innings viii follow u for Anna Wilks.
are Illustrated by stereorticon: Earl and Will
son, instrumentNl musicians Lima and Vani.
Ching Ling Foo. the Chinese magician. will
return to keith's tomorrow and resume first
pnnions he had before. and promises for them
and for himsclfa resort TO- performances nos
conspicuous performers remain. These are
Henri French. who has an amusing and skill
H %a Of The ny eSHSe as
laughaby the manoenvres offnll sized athletes.
Songs By the smaS, OF the tots
Fuller Golden. Toprerwein.. the Font Bonis.
MSyPSs and b hrss dem MGT nd Jooes
Emma Carns vii be named in large letters at
PASTORS. The lesser Light, are Katie Rooney.
n I''' and and Reid Kcongh and Ballard. Bicknell.
| John Cody and Louis NJ. Granat
| Vaudeville concerts his afternoon and even.
ing engage Frederic Bond, Charles N. Seay
| and George Meader at the Pleasure Palace. and
| Knox Wilson. Cole and Johnson md Gordon
| Eldrd at Proctor's.
To-day's views OF the Eden Musee Wax
| Show will nrd flGures OF Captain Dreyfus and
OF Colonel Robert e. InRersol placed to the
fore; Admiral Deweys statue is here already.
| but by the time he reaches New York the figure
will become the centre OF new and ella borats
group. The Nsapolitan Troubadours and cine.
matographe are 10 be hourly contributors.
| Cricket.