The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26

coarseness OF some ot.the scenes;
The blood IL red and the thunder Ia loud in
the Observation-Disclosures melodrama at DAYS.
From shakespearean comedies toa Drury Lane
Kiss OF B seSd has itSpiyed quite as well in
upper Broadway as the same sort OF thing ever
niXot less Than : month VIII be nllsd at the
The they farce Gs S Mf. wRose IN fSgp attributes Tie dis,
favor OF the first nights audience to bad
work by z good company; That ISisb Was Iss Ct caused used.
acting, The excess Of zeal has been moder-
ated. Miss sadler's German woman stands
Miss DSyIs's negro songs are %capItal.
This Is the iSai week q The Christian" and
pleasant things have had to be said about Hall
Gaines. exploitation of himself. the play and
IN mn New WYE YORK; RaS and dV doubtless ShSt" they SS viii be i. Bos3
ton during the remainder OF the season. Henry
ffS ssf th e RSy RSl S asot tSs falerSSy y5DaE;ur sTf IS
ready to be brought to this theatre from a pre-
p%aratory, tour;
the Wells" has ddistineuisRed that comedy as
having had the longest term OF any play at the
merits were mrSnttuu fully Recognised at FIRST. Il was
thought that they might not appeal to- general
sstricSi' life not Widely familiar. But they
proved attractive. and the admirable acting
end ' esr Fsf IN A pn9 s a1G f feW Weeks sF q L viii be
devoted to Americans at Home" by Grace l..
Furness and Abby Sage Richardson, "a,
its fierce denupciati9n Of certain foul French
plays, has only the mildest reproof for ,Inza.'"
wholly and Intentionally nasty piece and one In
which a depi;tti tsot q trs Selpraviiy II ia q l9Is ssl2a E EoT-
ter were to do nothing else in the "Zaza' at
the Garriek thanhisplay the processes of an ac-
areas a espS 4 epsie to 4, dde = rsyed'H TASTE teo% but tn that is 4 only
one OF the phases OF the heroine's life. and It
has a proper place in the author, scheme: IL
serves an artistic purpose and helps to point a
moral.
In the Monday shifts the Harlem Opera
House will get Annie Russell and Catherine"
This play from the Com6die FRANCHISE was per-
formed admirably early this winter at the Gar
rick by Miss Russell and others. some of the
other roles being quite equal to hers in i'm
portance. 1t was then said that Charles Froh-
man had never made a finer production. There
is no reason to fear that Harlem will have a
deteriorated performance.
A draft now is made upon Onenbach for the
opera at the American. THE Grand Duchess"
will be reproduced tomorrow night. Raymond
Hitchcock and Gertrude Quinlan, who have
been away in a war drama, have returned to
the Castle Square company, and are in this
cast. 50 are. a round dozen Of the ,~favorite
singers OF MIR. SaNhgcs capable ana INDUS
This weeks selection OF a play for the Murray
IS i ( 9&oI the T FHHsF''G Which lei =" B TFanFsns M SR%iH!Ss
and George H. Jessop wrote for NC Goodwin,
R R6SeE IFf proSet ac W}Fl have Ei Sf The RG2 06 n c TSIg, snG
there is no reason to, suppose that he Will not
do well with it; The hard workers OF this
theatre are surprisingly deQua to the pll
succession OF constantly varying tasks nut
The visitor at the Grand Opera House will be
Fanny Rice, the g"OOd-humored SOubrette. The
play will be AT the French Bah" which she
has used several seasons. and which, the rcfore.
must be liked by her audiences throughout T. .
country. There is said to be much newness l
It as to the songs and other interpolatei thu d.
Miss Rico IL singing "A ballad called Ia. =
BIZ along with others. She is a dancer, Le It
remembered.
At the Casino tomorrow night "A Danger
Gus Maid" will come back. with no i'm portant
alteration in the company, aud with Cissy Lot
stage celebrities. The new Casino eNtrava-
ETqza; I'm &SaaXXd r@ r "a! h b be Fsqd W., sPI knour
as a bold problem play, in which EleonorH
Duse and Sarah Bernhartt have acted here; will
der re'i Fisfe a. will undertake, the roe Of the
daughter whose sin makes her miserable and
causes her fathers death. ,..
season on his W stage at the Irving, Place.
and that VII be next Friday niE S6H, in n, sfhhilieris :
regarded as his best. The rest Of the week
will be given up to :, on the sunny side"
not be made at the Star. tombstone Bennett
will remain a fortnight. in order, TO give the
Of pfS''PAse F Fem si"pbfG rum m The farce Is more
legitimately comic than most OF its class, Tor II
make the multitude roar. ana it is rendered
efiectual by suitably exaggerative acting and
speclultles.
Familiar specialists and players who have al.
ready appeared in vaudeville are disclosed 10y
the continuous bills. Edward Harrigan vii
move up to the Pleasure Palace and will usC
Larry Logan" a short farce in which ht
has four companions. which has proven o
value as a vaudeville vehicle. Gus Williams
one OF the specialists listed. for years headcc
his own company Of farce players. The more
conspicuous ones of the others will be Favol
and Sinclair. who play u laughable sketch il
which are songs and dances: James ichmont
Glenroy. u retailer OF Irish Jokes, and stories
Pearl Andrews. a mimic. and Williamson an,
Stone and the Gleesons. two pairs OF s3ng5and
s snaG shs FILA Marcos Ii% are S soms Of N th6se &h tH vii fss aD
pear in to-day's entertainment m
, 4 bright comedietta by AHgustus Ihoma
player will be Louise Thorndyko BoucicauIt
/ " heI be done by ty"kE a 429 a"s' BIRDS, Ew f6l|' viii
their apparatus, are a stageiul and who's
: education is much further advanced thar tina
, OF most feathered specialists. Among then
! are crows who fly through rings OF flames ant
. can Var heroes. The roster viii also inciud,
Ryan and Richneld. John Kernel. Will /
Rlen nSd E a SIa 4 Ny i;ansi A swsh 3 anG p 5'bsY Hq ara
whose inning Is Offered with a view to pleasing
a performances are Isabelle Urquhart,, Kit!
Mitchell, Edward Harrigan. and Gallando.
There will be at Keith's tomorrow some
acrobats who are lust from, England. The,
are promised to Jump from T. height of twenty
0 five feet and land Oh their hands. Another n"y
y item is described as John Bowker's ,,travc
, logue.'" Hawaii is the topic, and colorcd Illus
Z t~rations are thrown in, The sketch pair
listed are Greasy and Dayne. Thorne AM
Carleton and Ladell and Francis. Ezra Ken
= dali was, here last week with a mon9I9gue o
0 laughablo matter that was new. and he wa
freshly from the minstrel shows, So he wa
j, enough of an exception to remain.
u Beatrice Moreland will try a new farce b
George NJ. Conan at Pastors Tomorrow. 81
4 will share tho programmes. big types Wit
a Tony Pastor. who promises 10 keen his rule 70
= a new parody every Monday. Others %rctaine
s are Hines and Remington, the. Willett an
n Thorne troupe. Dean and Jose. Forester an
r Floyd, Ford and West, Alhurtus and Weston
! the Stewarts, and the Hyans.
At the Eden MusGe to.moTrow, evening n
Q cinematograph views OF the Passion PLAY, wi
a be put on again and will have two daily show
Q ings for the remainder of Lent. \ descriptly
5 lecture will accompany them, as when tho
wero first shown here. As side ISSUES At 70
days wax exhibit. there will be last week
batch OF motion pictures and two band pro
NI,-I Iop ,i,-nl.r 10 haitian than n,ap aud