The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-27
THEATRICAL ADJUSTMENTS.
n DIVERSIFIED ABUNDANCE OF STAGE
SHOWS THIS WEEK.


Dewey celebrations will go to the theatres IL
sure. With them added to the ordinary audi
ences. the houses OF amusement should be
crowded during the remainder OF the week.
excepting while the land and water process
sIons are on view. The great street parade OF
Saturday would seem at FIRST thought to rem
der the matnees OF that day utterly futile.
One will be given as usual, nevertheless, in
every theatre save the Garrick and the Kncker-
booker. The managers reason It out that as
the parade will start at IL o'clock In the fore
noon. many thousands will have seen it. or all
they Will wish to, by the time tho stage per-
formance begins There may be portions OF
tho multitude. too. that will get tired
OF waiting for more than sight
OF Dewey and the best OF the military pageant.
Anyway. the theatrical doors will be open The
week is prolific in stage shows OF all grades.
We happen to have Dumas illustrated in
THE Kings Musketeer" by Mr.. Sothern. at
Days: Dickens in The Only Way" by Henry
Miller. at the Herald Square: Hope in Rupert
OF Hentzau." 10y Mr.. Hackett at the Garden;
Thackeray in Becky Sharp" by Mrs. Fske.
at the Fifth Avenue: Jerome in Miss Hobbs"
by Miss Russell. at the Lyceum. and Pinero in
THE Tyranny OF Tears" by Mr.. Drew. at tho
Empire. Each OF these stars is supported by q
well-chosen company So is Mrs. Carter in
"Xaza." which will conclude its stay at the Gar
rick on Saturday night This is the last week
OF Stuart Robson in The Gadly" at Wallacks
The list OF legitimate dramas now running
here includes The Ghetto" which 10 illustrat-
ing Jewish life at the Broadway. and The
Last OF the Rohans," with which Andrew Mack
is exploiting Irish romance. humor and song
at the Academy OF Music. Among tho weeks
visitors are Victims OF Tennessee" at the
American and .Douebters ., tha poor" A. Tho
Third Avanno EolTor h,. di.nI.o,d drorn, a,
Tho Grand Onor, uou.a vith bio .n,ar,nt
ment Of rnvsterv and iIusion Tb. G.rra,
season ,t tho living pI,c. viii h.e,n .ith
Mari, stuart, on saturday night
Nirtb ia nIen,i,,,, IN orr a,o,s , ,
acted hva comn,nv from, Iondo, ia "a 7 i,,Is
p,vof SUNSHINE ;" vhirh ia eIIine III. 49, -
Tho Harlem On.ra House M.rrv ,,ro.. tr.ns
ferr.d from, tba Er.rob ar. "Tba al, 49,,
M,,;r,'s -" ~. ,,itorin .I n.i1 -.
tho Ri,ou and "Tba RourJors" =, ~. C..i,
The humor is native in why smith eft
Home at the Madison square. "A Stranger in
poCars H. i.au H. W g. n ~ ne
'In Mizzoura" at the Murray Hill "Courted in.
70 Court at the star The Whirligig" at
be Nv york a Tomic nns Msh IN tne Moon
Gy"Cyrano de Bergsrac" with Francis Wilson
at the knickerbocker.
tnTnns sb a9 vii u ", s 80 tme con
fore noon The current vauGeyiilo celebritiss
are Camille D'Arville, W + Denny and Green
Kand snd i4 tba Grv' 1'iax Eng o. Ira
Giacjnta Della Rocca and Georse F. Austin for for
at Pastors. Roster 4 Bial's ausie Hal heeps
and Dasmel comns m h o.r Ps
iormances at the New YORK roof will end with
burlesTuers The vars heroes are to o. tho f fore
the Eden Muste wax show
Ida Van sclep was disclosed in p.i,m,, a.
au 'tI,ou ~ VOC u.s'In'eu ~ pa'ahl"' d.
Harry Lac, S ig' used h IN % ns 'a
her daintiness in this episode OF upoonven-
tonal attire was due the continuano. Of tn.
WINS new with this naIr v.stardax A. Ksirb's
netor Lacy was 'n' au'hor' anu no loreoore
from s'yhnE pay put'ingn forward as
eoou' enes'' Nv ways wore ue''ous ana
hot always sa'e' oue al ieo 70 scene OF love-
.lakihE III Whlch inc actress snoulu DO In
ouSes. nc ne'her karnien'' "sre "h'e
aues thls .irne' ana 'ney were topped oy
""I.e S"ea,oi, ihese karnen's the actor hau
worn "heh nrs' ne came IN view. ana surren"
uoi Vi 'uoi' ie,, MN do ou'iy o''ireu aS was Ms
sohpan'oa' MS oa'k was eo'eIeo W an un-
uersn'f' Vi 'ne sor' atn'etsS ane'', Win the
sleeves Out OH wen w''hin inc me Oh .he usual
eno 'a seah. polo" "efe running oree'nes'
"h''o' nappiuk 'ooee', auu ooooeu Oh az 'ne
knees 10 expose pare shlns' Aud TO
'his stutter ior the piundering sutton
e"" n"'ut"i 'oui uS''n ga 'no p~i' vi mo
equs'y SHltten uiaiu' ana tne author Roai was
Ieaenea' b nan ms prep tr ior thls orisi
nave been well A Harvard Yale boat race was
taking place out o. window: sam Todd OF
was .ne Pay ute ana Is Ha'a sn9iGe.
teryais turned about to shout her comments to
the audience She described the rowsrs
heSk anu neck az one ilme, hioaen stage
nanaS gafe cohlgal' r pha iin.a.ions OF COZ;
sa fb eo VIE es iSs
aow OF an onservati on IRAN thHs hannt kept
up W,.n tne ~lnhitng poesmS Sr,daS successful
oarsman coinine Was neralueu oy more
shontihg tnaI alstinGty was hot scn9lary
nlter the mooerh iaSnion' auu his a'o"ai ioi-
lowed
The dwarfs In the company known here as
the Liliputiaus did not please in London
Tha, n,nr. IooL al ,non "a ,r.aL. Thar n,roto
'ne' "efe 'ookou upon a' iieaAe i"ey "'o'e
rather pathetic letter to the Stage requesting
that their talents as we'll as their sizes be tax en-
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