The sun., 1900-08-19
THEATRICAL ADJUSTMENTS.
rms WEEK BRINGS THE FIRST or THB
sEiSON'S VIEW DRiMiS.
Andrew Nack HctrTnS TO the Academy az an
irish Hero 4 Proctor Vaudeville Hone to
he Opened In Harlem The Grand Opera
House 20 start In Saturday Evening.

he Opened In Harlem The Grand Opera
House 20 start In Saturday Evening.
Thc New York theatrical season Of iaoo-
1901 may be Sald 10 start tomorrow night.
True the herald square. star and Third Ave-
nue. are In u,c but The Cadet Girl" belongs
10 midsummer ~ much a, the roof gardens
and the combination houses are hardly q
enough importance mark a new dramatic year.
Therefore. recorders will name Andrew Mack.
"The Rebel" and the Academy of Music ~
the pioneer actot play and playhouse Of iooo-
1901 Mr., Mack l. an admirable actor and
u popular ono. and therefore his rcappear0ncs
In the metropolis is regarded mterestcdly
by many, lie brings a drama new TO W..
though ho acted It ont OF town for a short time
last spring and II has been tried and found
adequate In England. james y. Fagen 10
the author Of -The Rebel" which IL an Irish
drama Of love and bravery, built on the con-
ventlonal lines The leading part seems
suited to MIR. Mack. though 1t IL somewhat
more meodramatic than any role that he has
heretofore acted 1t. Of course, gives him
many opportunities to sing and he has CONS
posed music for the songs. his company
Is the same IN its principal members as here
tofore, with Josephine Loyett as leading a,-
trcss
The last night OF this week the Grand Opers
House will reopen under new management,
but to be- run on the same plan az formerly.
John Springer succeeds Augustus Pitou AZ
director The first play will be THE Belle
Of New York." and it will stay week after
ilS first Saturday. The company Ia said 10
be an adequate one, and the extravaganza
is certainly one of the most diyerting that
the Casino ever turned out
Tomorrow the theatre in i2Sth street for
merly known rs the Columbus will be opened
as a continuous show house under the direction
of + +. Proctor II will be called Proctors
l2jth Street. and in it, bills prices Of admission
and prohibition Of smoking and drinking 10
will copy the three other local Proctor houses.
This means that Ilarlom's shopping centrs
will have a frst-class vaudeville show and that
especial provision will be made In afternoon
bills to smuse women and children. Tie OPEN
ing bill will include one new musical sketch
entitled "Cole's Dilemma" and this will en-
gage j. K. Emmett and I.ottie ellison. James
Richmond Glenroy and Jennie Yeamans will
be the monologists Midgeley and Carlisle
will be the first sketch pair. Max Unger's
snowy muscular tents. Chester Blodgetts
bicycle riding. a sketch for Barry and Halyers,
motion pictures and music and dancing for
the Bateses and the Dohertys will be other
features Of bill that will last from o'clock in
the afternoon 20 lo45 at night. As at the OF her
Proctor theatres Sunday performances OF the
continuous order will be given, the first coming
Aug. %.
Two dramatic sketches will he in the bill nj
Proctor's Twenty-third Street One called
IAN Old Song will engage Edmund Day and
Maud Poole. II is quieter than most OF tho
short plays that have service In vaudeville.
and is in pleasant contrast to some OF the yio-
lent short raroes. The oher isenutled "ADuDi-
70 - Vluyra /
Crosby, Jr., and Inez Forman. The leading
specalties viii be whstlnR by Alice shaw
and her daughter. e9uiibrlsm by me 9rIsEaSs niS
Allen Shaw. sleght-of-hand performer;
Maude Amber, avocalist, and Glinor dand Dixon
others To-day's contributors here will in
chde tho Sidney, Drews. Emmy.s dogs Bruno
and Russell and MidSeley ard Tstli.ep ,at Proctor,
Palace. In Cinderella at tho Phone" she has
found medium that suits her nicely; II =
practically short pay Wi,9 one tbs ony tbUs
current ciGr of is Eind. Grace f19tinston VIII he
here and with her companion will play The hTei
MI IsIfss Be La Beiie Ria who describes herss as
unicycllst. and who Is newcomer 70 the con- con-
by the Clemences, Manning and Davis and
Bruno and Russell, and specialties for Laura
SEGkb Iii Fs. BoTfn w s%s.se and See wa%s RES2 and
Walker. Cooke and Clinton. johnson, Riano
and Bentley. and Maude Amber, among others
bmeei brSe HSsTue as Vaudeville monoiosst and prom
,s badse Of %nE.1 and foS w s. %
and conical, and the sketch In which, they Ylll
IS COMIC mfw acrobstcs sg of the 6Toes the accomplish
ments OF Emmy's fox terriers; S Eoealtsm %. pby
i,awrences, cake walking by Flatow and Dunn.
and sharpshootlng by Cooke and Clinton An
Serf heard IN toudays concert bill rice and Cohen
James Richmond Glenroy. the Oriskanys ana
Morrsss ponies will be among thein, .o,oo-..
p,ISdsH sHGrs RlSg Rsgshab. G5 sa OF French origin
apparently, though George henTy Trader pn,s
devilie S i" he " played its chief character which
later fell to a Descendant Of Edwin Booth, ana
9oow VII BE sasn by MINNIE %sGa Monk SaTEd nnd
feadner. among i. specially tolE L,,n,6Ly VII Ne
Gs9 Ss'Va wiliiSn. lam Others listed are " 6 Fieida
Forne AZ So Vans aGrSGs GodR rvSbs M.1Ss SSa
White, the Edriges and George Austin Inter
estinR new biograph views are promised Tor
The Tie roster at Pastors will be beaded by
Smith and Campbell two rapid-hre jofets;
by the Gardiners, three musical specialists:
acrobatics and, singing. Others held are Cas-
well and Arnold. Kcnno. welch % and Mslross,
COndit ana MOreN,
and Rayford, Humes and Lewis, Howard and
andor Brennan and Slnnott. Harry d. Wat
son and James r. HOrtiZ.
Newly imported clnematogTaph views viii
he shown at the Eden Muse to-day. and the hour
iv showinss of motion pictures will inclose th7
more pleasing Of last week projections. Bapd
concerts will be two a day Throughout MS
week The waxworks show IL here tho b's
item ~ interest. Of course.
Something new and surely popular will he
shown in the Victoria Roof Garden tomorrow
night u IL the series OF bioRranh ricruei
Illustrating the Fltzsimmons- s-Ruhln fght OF
q week or SO ago In Madison Square Garden.
The rest OF the programme Is & good ms ever.
some changes will be made, and many pop-
,llar entertainers retained. The three Yos-
Carys mRClers and acrobats. who wore I'm
ported by OsCar Hammeratein. are marvellous
in their tumblnR and truly comioal at the
same time. One looks Ike Peter DALEY, and
has a manner Of funmaking very much Ike
that comedian
Truly Shattuck and Flae Fay VIII be new IN
this weeks Cherry Blossom Grove bill.
A change will be made nj Manhattan Beach
Tomorrow, though the stationary diversions,
Pains fireworks and FanCiults Band, VIII
continue unaltered The novelty Will be In
the theatre. where Frank Daniels will begin
fortnirhts stay. He will appear In "Ths
Ameer," with nbout the same PLAYERS and sing
ors who acted and sang the comic opera at
Wallacks last winter.