The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-09
THEATRICAL ADJUSTMENTS.
.,,nsyuYER NOT WHOLLY DEToID OF
,CTIVfTP OR NOVELTY.

r,.o,pual summer production at the casino
-, no uade tomorrow night Unlike It's
N.Io,ersors. this new piece is not a review.
y founded on French vaudeville farce by
,,a,, and HcnnequIn. whose works have sup
- the basis for many musical pieces played
- Harry b. Smith Ia the adapter and has
h nn,ch original material The music is
~ ludwig Eng ander, 1t has been ulmcult
" - and literal translation OF the
TASK ,rl. The Founders" has been
,'I.l uppn as tho nearest equivalent.
s,ory concerns a Quakerish American
a and her husband. the Marquis de
Sn,ry This nobleman seeks a rest from
.r,,o'. straight laced ideas In company
W. rorisian dancer When the Marquise
1,.,oysrs thie she decides to turn the tables on
.,, She induIgos In desperate filtration
n' an Irish Turk His mixed nationality Is
'.ssJ by being an Irishman who has been
,.r,.d hy .hn Sultan CT Turkey. A .rendeZ-
ns t,,Iows with number OF comical results
,lr rossil u N the comic opera world. There
a,rr,aro,s amusing characters. with plots
:, ,bair own, who are mixed up in the Nhirl OF
s,o,,s A FOUNDER who has tried everything
.,I found ro'h'ug in It," a leader OF German
.,,s.t band nm ny to-date American girl. n
s,,nish rour naughty English beauty and
..nn's charls of say parisans are some OF the
r.op,c con ,"rncd in " The Founders"
rb,,nas, Includes many Casino favorites who
,..,,. showed themselves to he accom- plishcd
,c-,rs as vol Harry Davenport will play the
.r,rtiye Maruui, and Mabel Gilman his Pur
,,,ic,l v,r. Dan DAILY will he the man who is
,;raJ NJ eyer thng and Marie George the up
tda,, American girl Among the other per-
farmers ar" RI omas . Seabrooke. Max Free
mar Joseph Cawthnrne. Carrie Perkins.
PHYLLIS Eankin. Crissie Carlisle. Irene Bcntly.
s,sio prnkc. Irlla Frank and Margaret War
ror Tn, farce il in three acts and four scenes.
ma II the handsomcst Of those represents the
beach At Bnrri'H
Primrose 4 DocKstader's Minstrel Com
nory will he tn" entertainers at tho Manhattan
E.a,h Theatre for two weeks. commencing to-
morrow night This organization gives the
Old style minstrel show up to date That is to
say its performance is modelled on the tradi-
tional lines but introduces new acts. The
"cnd mon" mr." Lew Dockstader. George Prim-
rose, Lew Suly. Larry Dooley and James Ten
brook An niio Of vaudeville acts follow the
usual first rart The Juggling Johnsons. the
Quaker CITY Quartet. the Pckaninny CAKE
Walkers, DoOlev and Tenbrook. Lew Dock
stadcr and George Primrose appear in this
rnrt Of the performance. Pains fireworks in
his big open air amphitheatre and Sousa's
band concerts continue as the other diversions
Of the seaside resort.
1.-The Man in the Moon" in the theatre part
Of the New York holds its own against the roof
show there despite the warm weather. The
performers have not let the heat have
any effect on their liveliness. Sam Demands
brief imitation OF julius Steger. which he gives
in The Man in the Moon" Is as amusing. II
not as artistic and lilellke. as Cissie Loftus's
cory Of the tenor which she does on the stage
The bill al the Brighton Beach Casino for
this week Includes the Rappo sisters, Monroe
Florence Moore Slafer's Band continues to
entertain music lovers. These players do not
conln- themselves TO any one class OF music.
Wagner and kctker. strauss and Sousa are
In one programme.
Terrace Harden has players from Victor Her
berts Twenty second Regiment Band to enter
tain its visitors, Some excellent solo work is
dQEcrvery evening there;
Franz hat"ntnrns orchestra Is the diversion
Al III" 81. Nicholas Garden. The apparatus
which IS used in the winter to make ice is now
. Bergen hb ~ah '"S ' sprnS Chicken still
Casino 4 vaudeville show is the entertain
The Grand RspgnhIici the floating roof gar.
evening during IF down the harbor.
The R"pnbItc, also. has a vaudeville show to
tbRIer'aG its pnssenGers This steamer makes
For the number Of its vaudeville resorts this
summer establishes record. The continuous
halls that closed there are twice as many roof
shows With the increase in numbers, too.
IA. como an imEETrqycmcnt in the quality q the
performances. This weeks specialists at Ham
mer'tein's Venetian Terrace Garden will be
NorTIss. trained ponies. Bartho. ,Georgius
DadiSo, the C!utures, Gautier. the Johnsons;
tht Nelson's. Astarte, Gallettps balloons. and
n,!e DAVIS with squad OF negro assistants.
ne auto humane is retained. ~
Roof contributors at Roster 4 Balls will be
me Ianakas. Japanese jugglers: the Goutures.
acrGoats the R"Xos, roller. skaters: Florrie. a
Slack wire expert the Tobins. who arc must:
ca. and N" ROmalOs. who are eQullibrists OF
E9yel methods
Mondays newly retained performers for the
Hansen and Nelson. Elizabeth Murray and Hill;
Iqn Specialists who hold over are Caron and
HTGrtb"ri less Dandy and the Cler,se sisters.
Garden roof will be- Alexandra Martens, a
handsome woman whose specially Is marks;
nnanship Eck"rt and Berg, James, Richmond
Nl"Ar"y Georgia Bryton and the Golden Gate
Quartet are some OF the others. "1sham's
oTTi S ,are here; 100.
posed Of spec lalticS and hallets that crowd its
stage Fay Tcmplcton will he a new enter
.t!;nl thsrr to-m2rr9w night, and SO VIII the
among mos" that Will remain rom last week
fere Cl,sic LOTUS, the Tiller quintet the eight
da'r qpintst. Bruno and Gehure. La Petite
AhelaJdS Walton's monkeys and the three
sisters Rbnay.
The squadron A Band and vocal soloists sup
py nightly concerts for the Lion Palace Roof
Garden At llUth street and broadway. Ger
I!li" RutledE". Elsa Martens. Paul Neckerson.
Lll.l@n Hall, Daisy Hamln. and Rena Aubrey
arc thr singers FOR this week
Nhrl At the Casino Roof are Nine. Pillar
Norm in " Unmaskcd." Alma Doerge. the
HhaSeys; BIgglr and Dreher the, De Vauls and
Ml!;io ,,FngIlsh. Richard Carries travesty.
The Mai! in the Moon" will be given here
on" week rom tomorrow night
:, Ar"ca'ists retained for the Grand Central
ihAcr roof are SiIbOr and Emerson. Harry lie
! ar, tho St"warts. Post and Clinton and the
LhH"i."s, Pictures OF the FItzsimmon5-Je iGriea
eAc"N ter Will he shown.
Io-lay's soloiSts for the Eden Musee band
CONCERTS are lansotti and Fres. wax statue
q J.. II Sol hern Is now In group here with
Inos" Of Henry Irving, Leslie Carter Anna
H. H.. and Hen Terry. The cinematographe is
put tpu-c hourly.
From shortly after noon until the closing
no-T At u.ght Jour continuous shows have good
audiences. The programmes for this week
a'r made up almost entirely OF familiar mat
trl' tut ar" Of excellent quality. and innings
W. Ice repeated no more frequently than in
Nihi"r First in the list at Proctor's will be
fi"q"rIck Haleu and Mollle Fuller, who will
W heard IN an amusing farce. The chic
e. ,tlst retained Is Musical Dale. and there
". gymnasticR from the Sankey's. a etche:
ior r".Ee and Lillian and for DAILY and Dexere
49, hhri"ty innings from Blanche Ring. Rice
a. hnhf'"r. and several others.
" We uptown Proctor house. the Pleasur II
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