The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-23
THEATRICAL ADJUSTMENTS.
A NEW HOUSE 10 NE OPENED AND
THREE NEW PLAYS ACTED
Hsrne', sag WARRIOR" for the Out'st at the
Rrpubiic-"rhe hello OF Bohemia'' by
smith aud EbGiander. atthe BiJou ana "A
million Dollars" BY Hobart. Harrison and
sIo.,. at the New York-Ail the Biils.

u.,,h,,e-"rbe BsIIs Of Bohemia" h
smith and RnEisndcT, at the BiJou and -
Mluion Dollars" BY Hobart. Harrison an
sloane. at the New fork-Ah the b'N'
Three new plays will be- produced In Broad
way this week. and each has taken a separate
night for lis first hearing Monday belongs u
tho Casino, where an extravaganza calit'
The Belle ~ Bohernia" will be gwen. Harr!
II Smith hns written the words ana lMd"l'
Fnglander the music. Rather more OF plo
ind ooherency II said 10 hRvs been aimed "a
than in most pieces at this house. Sam Bsr'
nard will enact a Coney Island tintype taker
so closely resembling a brewer that he IL mis-
taken for him and oocupies his Newport villa
Dick Bernard will take this counterpart aho
out Of this likeness fun Is eH pected. Tho wives
Of these mon are stage women, one a sonbrette
impersonating Virginia Earle and the other a
spanish dancer. Marie Dninton. who comes
with a London reputation for charm OF person
and ability rs n mimic. Other parts viii he
undertake On by Anna lauEhlin. y. L. Don,
= f. Nicholson. Jr. James A Furey. Sol Sol
ONION. Irene Bentley. Zella Frank. 1riIie
Frig MA. Susan Drake and Ruby Reid The
play Ia In two scts. the first In Coney Island
and the second In two parts, OF Newport
and In Switzerland.
Tuesday nights play viii be an ~eItravs-
CANA also. and az another house OF Ralety, the
New York "A Million Dollars has been post
poned almost from week 10 week since last
spring. and now we ara promised something
worth the waiting for The New York has
set a high standard In spectacular pieces. and
expectation Of something finer than before
seems almost impossible Of fulnlment. A
good deal Of PLOT has been supplied by George
V. Hobart and Louis Harrison. and OF music by
A. Baldwin sloane The piece satirizes met
ropolitan modish society. and Is about an In
volved estate. The persons mixed upi In Il are
Cora Tanner as a professional adventures
Nat Wills as Of Sing Sing, 20, Josie Sadler
o. a German housekeeper. Ida Hawley as a
young American millionairc~s. lgnacio War
tlne'ti "A an Avenue A barber. Joe OFT ms a
Philippine prince and Joseph Sparks as an
Irish emigrant. The scenes are about New
York. and the humor Is metropolitan, though
promised to be free from vulgarity There will
be three ballots. one representing all tho nations
allied against china
Seekers for new dramatic seriousness will
have TO wait until Wednesday. When they can
find IL at the opening Of a new theatre This
house II the Republic, built by Oscar Ham
msrstein and TO be managed 10y him The
first play will be Sag Harbor. " Of which James
A Herne Il the author and chief actor His
drama OF Shore Acres" was much admired
by many. and the newer piece IA said 10 have
been written on the same lines. though by no
means imitatively. Mr. Herne has taken for
his scene the little old town Of sag Harbor.
and some Of the characters he has skstched
from life. The sentimental Interest IL In two
young men who love tho same girl There
are other Affairs though. and the piece Is said
10 be almost all in a natursli,tic cOmedy vein
A In Shore Acres. a real dinner IS cooked
aud served The light and shade that falls on
the persons Of the play are described as being
cast by wholly reasonable occurrences. whether
pathetically or comically 50. MIR Herne will
play the central part, and his daughteru will
appear more conspicuously than ever before in
New York Chrystal and Julie Herne will have
the principal young girl parts. and Lionel
Barrymore will he one OF the youthful lovers.
The last opening of a theatre for the season
will be on the weeks last night. when the Irving
Place will start a serie, OF German prOduC
tions The fact that Heinrich ConrIed i again
there assure, a continuation Of the former
good artistic standard The first production
be a comedy by Skowronnek called Der
Tungenhof," preceded by a new short piece
Thi, bill will be alternated during the following
wonG with Goethe'- "Esmont" B~eethSven's
nu, c for this will be used. and two OF the stock
new actors will make their American
debut in 1t They are Heding LANCE and otto
Carl Emmerich will have the title
part and Ada Merito will be in it
The number Of open theatres where weekly
changes are made was enlarged by one last
when The Rounders" was revived at the
Opera House II will stay until next
Thomas . Seabrooke was again
the Irish pasha and his performance was truly
mil 1 hn al hNT VI u a. nav in IAanT
parts. but did well Particularly CONNER
dahle were Irene Perry and William / TerrisS
H. light comedy roles Bertha Naltsingcr.s
voice was as clear and strong as ever.
Toe change Mt the Grand OperL House to-
morrow viii bring The Dairy Farm" for a
short term ThiSis remembered as a rural play.
noisy in it's claims 70 exceptional purity, but
nevertheless a good entertainments Since
it, stay Of two months AZ the Fourteenth Street
last winter, II has had u whole summer In
1t wa hailed there almost entbus-
iastlcally
can. will revive The Charity Ball" for nine
performances Ralph Stuart and Georgia
Welles have shown what they can do as the
mInirteral hero and his loving little sister, and
May HAMPTON has also appeared as the heroine.
although not in New York. The untried ones
viii be Franz E Camp Thongs : Keogh, lisa;
Herman sheldon, who will have the other
pro-inen parts.
nm will revive The Moth and the Flame
FOR the usual twelve performances this week
The PLAYERS will have good opportunities in
the well-drawn characters ~ THIS DIANA
Donnnlly and william Bramwell will
he well placed in the shannon and Kelcev rarts,
and Rose stuart should be q dashing successor
10 Mrs. IeMoy ne. Mrs. Thomas Barry will
make her first apUenranCe this season William
Charles Waldrnn. Thomas Coleman
an Laura Hone Crews Will also he in fhe cast.
Tie frat ~ the pri2c-fghter actors TO come TO
town this season will be Terry NCGOvern, who
be the hero in this weeks star melodrama,
The Bowery After Dark
The meloGrama M the Third Avenue will
he The Span Of Life
Some 81 the theatres whore PLAYS held over are
90 have changes soon. This Is the last week
Of The Rose 81 Persia" n Days. The next
thing there will be san Tow. which was vro-
duced NJ Days In London as a successor to
-The Geisha" and a Creek Slave A. in
the former piece. when acted here, James
Powers will appear rs a comlcal Chinaman.
Marie Celeste and Minnie Ashley will be the
principal actresses.
This viii he the last week u' All on Account
OF Eliza" at the Garri'k That farce is not only
really funny in itsol', but It gives Louis Mann
and Clara Liz man the best chances they have
yet had The actress has shown dramatic mil
ity that few believed she possessed. William
v, Crane VIII como next NJ the Garrick In the
title part ~ David ilarlm
SATURDAY Nrht viii end Edward a. Sothern's
term AZ the Gardcui In hamlet. He will mako