The sun., 1900-08-05
THEATRICAL ADJUSTMENTS.
ENTERTAINMENT TO BE had INSIDE
AND ON Tor OF THEATRES.

The Seaside Resorts Have Revivais Of stand
ard Operas-The Last Day OF This Week
Brings the Forerunncr Of the Regular
Season. which Is Yet Nearly Month ON.
This week brings the forerunner Of the dra-
matte season. but nearly month will pass
before general activity will be found In other
than the usual summer shows, which are 40
good this year As 10 be quite exceptional Surely
nothing will be lost. and TO some ideas some
thing in art will be gained by the change sched-
uled for this week at Manhattan Beach Pains
exhibition OF fireworks and Fanculli's con
certs will be altered only enough to introduce
sufllcient variety TO make a second visit pleas
ant. The Castle Square Opera Company will
come TO the theatre for fortnght's stay, dur
ing which four standard operas will be revived.
two each week The layout for the first half
of the engagement provides for representa-
tions Of II Trovatore" tomorrow, Wednesday.
Thursday and Saturday evenings and Wednes-
day matinee. and Martha" at the other per-
formances. Tho admirable manner OF pro-
duction and the popular prices Of admission
that were potent factors In the success Of the
organization at the American Theatre will
prevail in the beach revivals and many OF the
admired singers will appear. Adelaide Nor
wood. Joseph f. Sheehan, Harry Luckstone,
+. j. Boyle, Maude Lillian Berri. Maude Lam
bert Reginald Roberts. William Pruetto and
Homer Lind are names familiar to Castle
Square freauenters and leaders in the seaside
contingent. Two recruits are Grace Cameron
and Eleanore Broadfoot. both known to music
lovers but new to this organization.
Standard opera is in revival at another OF
the seaside resorts. Bergen Beach where the
American Opera Company has settled down for
summer stay with weekly changes OF bill.
The company Is headed by j. Aldrich Libby,
William Blaisdell. Belle Travers and Edith
Hutchins. Tomorrow reproduction will be
Of THE Chimes OF Normandy"
The first Of the city theatres to open for the
season will be- the Star. which has set Saturday
for production of Quo Vadls" The Grand
Opera House is scheduled TO follow suit a fort
night later with the Belle Of New York." and
after that some productions and revivals Of
more artistic importance will be made.
The Cadet Girl" still has the field to itself
and will probably not soon have a rival In its
own line As is the case with nearly all ex-
travaganzas, 1t has improved with each per-
formance and Is now admirable for other than
Its tasteful and rich scenery and costumes.
Mr.. Chamberyn has won a prominent place
for himself by his artistic mounting Of "The
Cadet Girl Not only In the beautiful dress
ing Of the piece does 1t command artistic atten-
tion. but in its originality and cleverness In
stage groupings and grotesque dances,
An almost wholly new entertainment will be
shown on the Victoria roof this week, only two
Of the former acts being retained. The John
son Brothers and Hayes and Healy will remain,
but al even dozen of new performers are prom
isAd Foremost among the strangers ba
three loscarys. European tumbers never be-
fore seep IN this VIC country; Marzella. bird
trainer Josie de Witt the singer and violinist.
and Ollie Young and Brother.
The show on the New York roof and has the
Russell Brothers as newcomers among many
familiar good ones
The Casino roof has varied Entertainment
divided In three parts, a female minstrel a
vaudeville, and q burlesque.
garden on top Of Lion Palace. When too cold
there IA II sometimes is even in midsummer the
show Is given In the downstairs music hall
Some good performers ara named In the bill
The proportion OF new matter In to-mor-
rows continuous. show bills is considerable
At Proctors Fifth Avenue Edmund Day will
make a vaudeville debut. He has provided
and will Use new one entitled An Old Song :"
Familiar dramatic folk will be Sidney Drew
ard wife who %, will ,Ins, use the y%e-tried % short
speciality list will be Alice J. Shaw and her
daughters, Bruno and Russell johnson, Riano
and Bentley. iageman. Schroeder and James.
Howard IhurSton and Josephine Harvey,
L2iayete cGhiln9es as the CHIEF entertainer
at keiths, and Is the onIy one ot last weeks
roster 70 hold over, among inc incoming
iot are Chrls',nas uoss' ,"hlch are European
inportauoh., Dunn aid jerome, Clarice Vance,
BnIinan ana Adele. ne Mlil!ses Lorenz and
Han n, Galagher ana barrett, the Srawfords.
D9r1hbay NsTe e1 sban e ~ aerrs New views
lor ,le olosrapn shouia De ihntepr,estlng np,g Three
OF them were ,akeh IN the fmlpplnes, one
shows bat'ery u oil the fSnrth Artillery going
mo actoh neu Ia ioina onnrch N Llzon. and
another pictures an iisurgeht attack on small
garrison OF our soldiers az Dsslben.
me SNORT pay lnr fIoclors IWsnty-third
street VIII ne Ihechnaie, ana VIII De acted
by Grace ,f,inuhHt"n, FRANK T. Camp and
Clarence ierl'igh. MiLLhms and Walker.
two unusually amusing negroes. VIII be con-
spicuous sYecialls'S. Comic acrobatics for
Starkey anl MafteiIe an edd musical inning
Tor the Gardhers. sketch Tor the fieldses and
an exchange OF Jokes between callahan and
Mack VIII come as speclaitles. a do2en lesser
performers ming Inc Dill out 70 ten hours
length, Motion pictures; 100. VIII come IN for
three dally shoWlhss; Wllh them ife rule at
the Proctor houses Is lot new batch each
Monday.
hntlryn osterlnan VIII taRe nrst place easily
dtJae h a,,au that nirsS sne Hhes a 80 musn.