The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

which are w for every weekday and sunday.
A change IN the music hall bills viii come
Catherine" viii '6e played for the lrst time
Ct Weber 4 Fields's! II, Is. provided by the
nished several OF this resorts successful frolic
shows. II is, said TO. make much, fun of the
bs SIRie Of fRe %6sE Hhy eFRIs9fe, F Egv the 5irst
and THE Hcathen" viii continue. Cissie
LOTUS will have another week OF her admirable
mimisry here There will be a vaudeville con
M MoPEdiIRiy :. WIN Fd bring 70 firth ,s changes .o in
budget i 81 ! Hos1Ss for D'c Jese fGdR . snnS SS
and some fresh dances for Ida Heath.
Pantzcrs. the Dartos. the HeEeimans, and Mar
zella's birds, are all held over. With the excep-
ton of the shocking pantomime, each Of these
they make a remarkably fine variety show,
The Harlem's, bill tomorrow night win be
e%ialties., Sam Collins, Crimmins, and Gore.
Alice Hanson. Minnie, Cline. Aimee. the
some Of tho contributors. A vaudeville con-
cert will keen this music hall open this evening.
To-morrow's- specialists for sam Il. Jacks
will be Carrie Scott, Belmont and Weston. Liz
zie BloodEood and Sanford and Hensei The
With Its attendan h'H Displays Ia a' Of Feminine love.
Illness" to quote the theatres salaried de-
THE .Tammany Tigers is the name of the
vaudeville organization that will hold forth at
the Dewey this week. Hotel Grille Grille" is
the title 81 its b%urletta. and Silvern and Emerie:
&. w. Williams and the Emperors are some Of
ita specialists. McAvoy and May, Hayes and
Lytton, Charles Il. Ward and John Kernel are
among those promised for to-night's concert.
The Monday changes OF bills will be more in
teresting than usual. even apart from the new
plays. Olga Nethersole viii enact at wallaek's.
for the first time in New York. the role named
in the title OF The Second Mrs. Tandueray."
We have had it embodied variously by several
actresses. but Miss Nethersolc is original as
,rp1l no fnrcafr,I and 70 Ia IiGalv that lar ;ptar-
probation will possess novelty among It's strong
qualities. After a week or two OF this drama
she will produce Camille" and The Prince
Of Wealth.
Francis Wilson has been called back to the
Broadway. where during n fortnight no will
again present The Little Corporal" which he
introduced there at the beginning OF the sea-
son. The success OF that entertainment is too
recent to require any DECENTRALIZATION now.
1t is very jovial with Mr.. Wilson's own humor.
and plentiful in other pIeasantries. Lulu Gla-
ser is still the feminine leader OF the compan y.
and Denis O'Sullivan is the singing sentiment
tai hero. Three Dragons. a comic opera by
Smith and De Koven. will ensue at this theatre.
and il is being carefully prepared.
The taking up of Wagner at the American by
the Castle Square company has been to the sat-
%isfaction of the audiences. az proven by the re-
tention of Lohengrin." Only once in a while
is the time Of an opera there extended from a
week to a fortnight. On Monday night Mr..
Bassett will be the LohengriR. Mr.. Butler the
Hing. Mr.. Vernon the Herald. and Miss Nor
wood the 0rtrud. On Tuesday night these
parts will in the same order be assigned to Mr..
Sheehan.. Mr.. Witherspoon, Mr.. Knight. and
Miss de TrevilIe. The next, opera will be The
Queens Lace Handkerchief"
Della Fox will not leave New York with The
Little Host" until after a week at the Harlem
Opera House, The entertainment given by
hAr "a nd n lrt al rn tF Fttn n u NNa &C In that
oX-vaudeyille farce has been on view down
town. and it has pleased people who like frisky
music hall actresses and some equally rapid
bachelors. They, frolic convivially, and not in
ways 70 further the cause of total abstinence
Henry V. D3nne,,ly. manager of the stock
SG%iPaRI Sst at wd sae N mu5TF TINY FIJI Frien Sfe from al Fn sfso5
This farce was a radical change from the seri-
GUS dramas which had held the stage there.
TO have been ready to laugh, by way Of relief
from tears; and a second week will be given up
wealthy pork packer with social and aesthetic
aspirations.
Harlem will be reused at the Columbus wan
The Red. White and Blue" a Cuban war mel
odrama. which has been described in THE Sun
as a patriotic and sanGuinary yhooper It isa
scene is extremely realistic. Gertrude Quin-
Ian. Raymond Hitchcock and the others of a
eitements; serGt. Bill Anthony OF the warship
Ildlilt VII Is II U lLIt real lulnES,
Chauncey Olcott has transferred the Four
teenth Street from the list Of week-stand the
those where the bills are long continued, The
new Irish drama; "A Romance OF Athlone.'
has had a week Sf sh Of satisfied audience; It seems
him sing new ballads in his captivating way
and to figure in dramatic action:
The Christian 1" at the Garden. That they
will have to quit that theatre before the close
are being sold 70 the end Of February. Not
until next fall will Miss Allen set out on her
same play. while a second company will travel
with 1t in this country. and it will be produced
in England in the meanwhile.
May Irwin passes into an eleventh week at
the Bijou. and she hrags that she has not yet
had to change SO much as a song IN Kate Zip.
date OF her departure does not seem to he fixed,
but the understanding is that she will stay
she is TO make n tour as far as san Francisco.
in which city it will end in June. making n very
There wili.b q fortnight more OF The Tur-
tie" at the Manhattan. with its Partisan
exploit Of undressing undated. an pncer-
t9in6y as to the the next ne f HT1s h ERE j is set settled by the
able that Leo Dietrichstein; in making, the
English version. has modified it appreciably in
'h It d WSs, safd 81 at % the Fifth Avenue yesterday
that "A RunG wLfyS6 Girl" would ~ ha put the four
tracted for at that theatre. No changes have
lately been made in the company. which. with
Virginia Earle and Adele Richie for two femi-
nine leaders. is very happy, with the songs par
ticularly. It Is not decided whether Three
Little Lambs" which has been pushed aside
by the current piece, will be produced here
later. but likely ii will be.
All preparation OF a successor to "TrelawnY
of the Wells" has been stopped at the Lyceum.
because the need of It is far in the future. 1t
was thought at the first performance of that
comedy, Notwithstanding the enthusiasm Of
the audience, that its serio-comic revelations OF
theatrical life in byGone times would not be
appreciated by the more general pu blic. But
the reverse has. proved true. AT the White
Horse Inn is being rehearscd. therefore. for
production three weeks hence at Wallnck's.
The return OF the Casino 70 comic opera with
L Belle Helene" with Lillian Russell at her
best in vocalism and beauty as the Spartan
Queen. implies no Abandonment OF those gay
and festive elements which have been charac-
t%eristic Of Casino entertainment ever since
George. w. Lzederer became the manager.
Little Mrs. Hopper's bathing suit is even
briefer than she. and its scantiness, has proved
the wicked sight that was expected OF II. Mr..
Ledcrer has no idea OF giving up this theatre
in order to devote his entire attention to the
Olympia. There was no truth in the rumor
that he would do so.