The sun., 1899-09-10
company is the sam. in IL. principal MON ber.

company 10 the same In its principal members
as last year.
James Jam 4; Hsrne's, Hearts Of Oak" sipce the
pst 9I this play Mr. Horne has b..
hSon.yer spscl,%s.PS: q b. best T9rt The
one Of The 'festurssS that is always looked for Tor
In play at the Grand. Mr., Herne has super
said TO have spoken approvinsly OF the actors
The Cole and Johnson company OF negro
called nd "A III Trip to Goon,Swn TO- So%n" dtte.
walked. whichever may be th: proper term
According to the announcement "A Factory
Wall" which comes TO the Third Avenue TO:
has caused some of the greatest minds OF this
county mnny sleepe's nights" Need any
Andrew Mack is pleasing old friends at the
Academy and making many new ones His
catchy love song. which he introduces in Tho
Last OF the Rohans," has caught the town. His
dancing horse. too. shares honors with the lit
tie girl who has heretofore stood alone In the
hearts OF Mr.. Mack's audiences. particularly
the female portion.
According to the playbills at the Lyceum.
the policy OF that house 10 to present whole
some entertal lin m ent for rational people" Tho
present play there. Miss Hobps." fllls these
requirements and besides is exceptionally on
tertainipg. Annie Russell lends a charm to
the title part which IL entirely her own and in
fmitable. though many actresses attempt to
copy her modest manner with rather sick keninR
and unnatural results.
The Rounders" at the Casino is beginning
to get up to its posters. In the last week in
August sign boards were nut out In front Of
the theatre stating that The Rounders' was
in it's third month. This was extraordinary
inasmuc az the play started on the 18th Of
July. The Alice Nelson Opera Company will
come to the Casino in the latter part OF Octo-
ber. with Victor Herbert's new latest work.
The Singing Girl"
J. X. Tillotson's molodrama. "A Young
Wife" Is really OF the class that Broadway
managers call dramas OF modern i.e"
Though. OF course. much overdrawn on real
life. tho play which Ia now at the Fourteenth
Street ls free from the exaRgsrations and
abaurdties OF most OF the connections that go
by the name OF me melodiama." Tho acting Is
quiet and effective and OF better quality than
Is usually seen off OF Broadway.
Tomorrow brings the second week OF IN
Paradise" at the Bijou. The burlesaue OF
Camille" in the second act OF this Partisan
laIVO 10 really humorous plpt6 Ol Work anu
Minnie SeliRman's acting OF it is already a
TOPIC OF conversation among theatregoers and
theatrical people. Richard Golden's perforn-
ance OF lis portion OF the scene is the best part
OF his entire evenings work. The cast OF this
play includes an extraordinarily large num-
ber OF players who are we'll known.
Why Smith Left Homo" starts in on its
second week at the Madison Square to morrow
night. This farce comes as relief from the
| so-oalled "Frenchy." but really simply vulgar
comic pieces that New York has been deluge
| with OF late. Why Smith Left Home" 10 up-
| roariously funny from beginning to end with
out being in eny sense prudish. The company
headed by Mrs. Annie Yeamans and Macyn
Arbuckle is hrst-ciass one and well trained in
"A Little Fay Of Sunshine" has only one moro
week at Waeck's. Many of William Elton's
returning uncle who ia mistaken for almost
! every ono imaginehIe Unlike many plays. "A
Hsy Of nsbss ,b hs Sss as as, it Of
piece. week from tomorrow night stuart
9son H9ss9n 81 Mr, wn nj: hhsrSfs
The ombination Of the funny iarre The
Cir! from Mhnfims," u The charm as s9m q edicnne
to Broadwa and Forty fourth street ffprssent
G. osSgs ny s her %
nn. S snoE has been , aynG for @ some 9 time and
sn 70 s's y aach part x sfS
order TO let Julia harlowe into the Criterion
with Clyde Fitch's new play.
Although The Man In the Moon" at the New
York has such charming neiehbor only next
door at the Criterion. the business OF the big
extravaganzA 10 as large as ever. Marie Dress
lar still shares the honors with the beautiful
ballets: though in the long run the com sdienEe
the new version Of Harrison and STANCES trav-
esty which is to boar the rather meaningless
title OF The Man In tho Noon. gr,',.
The popular comedian Willie Collier. with the
piece which he seemed ashamed at frat 10
claim authorship OF. have settled down to sue
cess at the Manhattan. Since Mr. Smooth"
came through tho ordeal Of criticism with, II
not flying oolors. at least not badly damaged
he has confessed to having written the play in
which all the opportunities come to himself
Though their chances are few. a mum ber of
good players assist Mr.. Collier to amuse the
Manhattan audiences.