Evening star., 1900-12-12

ties: the ST. Onge Brothers. greatest com.
edy trick cyclists in vaudeville; Lawrence
Crane. the Irish "Adonis Magician ZaZeli
and Vernon in a pantomimic acrobatic nov
city act imported direct from the leading
theaters of Paris, Berlin and London, and
entitled The Clown and the Tourist;
Budd Brothers, clown acrobats, trick tum-
blers and boxers; the Clemenee Sisters.
Rose and Violet, refined operate sketch ar
tSts and the Mimic Four, Van Duzen,
Barnes, Brock and Groh, burles0ue come
dians. Reserved seats are now on sale al
the box office.
HARRY GLAZIER AS D'ARTAGNAN.-
Harry Glazier. the new D'Artagnan. who
IS to appear at the Academy next week,
has not travelled the royal road to his
present stellar position. During his stage
career he has played over three hundred
leading parts, large share of his expe-
rience having been gained as leading man
of the most prominent stock companies.
In essaying the part of d Artagnan, and as
the latest exponent of the reckless Gascon,
Mr.. Glazier felt the necessity of giving
to his impersonation as much originality
as proper regard for Dumas description
of his hero would permit. With this end
in view a new version of the story was
prepared for him by Edmund Day, and
while Mr. Glazier's d DArtagnan is the same
fearless, light-hearted and picturesque
swashbuckler that is found in the book, he
illuminates the character with bits of new
business and original readings. E. d.
George H. Nicolai are the managers of the
tour, and have given the production a
handsome and costly stage setting. The
supporting company is numerous and has
been carefully chosen. The new manage
ment promises much for this attraction
Regular Academy prices will prevail and
25-cent matinees will be given Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
NEW vAGABONDS-Comm Mon
day next, with the matinee. the manage
ment of the Bijou Theater will present T.
w. Dinkins' New Vagabonds. Two bur-
lesoues from the pen of Geo. Totten Smith
will be presented. with new scenery paint
ed by Messrs. Gates and Moran. Messrs.
Hayden and Rowley made and designed the
costumes. and the electric light effects are
by Charles Cox. The specalties have been
carefully selected and are among the very
best The company includes Lillian Wash
burn, Flora Jansen. the famous Minani
family, the musical barberS Topack and
Steel. the two runaways: the three Nudos.
gymnastics extraordinary; Barrett and Ly-
on. the exchangers of Celtic wit and COM
edy. with chorus Of twenty shapely young
women gifted with good voices. Other
prominent features the funny elephant,
'Youneedabath." the japanese policeman
and the Sousa Girls
IRWIN'S BURLESQUERS- -Irwin's Bur-
lesquers will be the attraction at Kernans
next week and promise an entertainment
that includes number of the brightest
FEATURES ol tne season, among Whlch may
be mentioned the Eight Carnallas, Mildred
Stoller, Fitzgibbons, Mccoy and Fitzgib-
bons, Marie Barrison. Bernard and Watson
There will be two new burlesques, "The
Man With Funny Touch" and "a Good
Thing each of which is said to be hand
somely mounted, elaborately staged and
introduces chorus Of pretty shapely girls
Among the novelties will be the original
cineograph, introducing all the latest New
York successes. Tomorrow night Manager
herman will give full returns Of the Nc
Govern-Gans fight.