The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11

! sons imitation aud trAyesty Of Miss NetherSole
| have attracted much attention.
Little Is ~ h. ssid 81 broadway IL Toxic but
| that II is a big show for admirers 81 extravaganza
and spectacular hallets i Is quite as elab%fate
a. anything ever run AZ IN" Ne" iotk ln'te
has been talk II taking II tn Paris next summer
during the exposition. II ~ mere likely, though,
that II will remain nght where tits unti next lHll'
that IL unless pres nj indications are ml'leaIlng
when way Down East viii move Is sun az
open question but odds are that 1t VIII U" Wen
along IN May before IL ,acates The, academy ul
Music This rural play. gems To- ', aun.'sl ~,
| plcrting the success II The Old Homestead
which is the highest praise, financially Uh"' u
theatrical entertainment ran re'rl\"
The lycrum he's certainly kept upits ,lanuhin
Of entertaining and polite plays, well a,ltu, 'N',u,
though II has been deserted 10y Daniel fIuLnl4h :
stock company Starting. with Mss ii"npN,
then The SURPRISES l"Nc"a md nov My lMhEn,
ter in Law the Fourth avenue theatre has hon
a series of delightful little plays well performed
The stock company that left the l.ycennI It
Days this year is unfolding it, own Iepu'au.n
and that IF the beautiful old home OF comedy
The Ambassador" continues t. pleas" the duu
fences at Days, but II will be taken oil ~ u ""
weeks to give place 10 An Interrupted Honey
moon"
The spectator who does not get discouraged NJ
the first act Of MAN Selle 'AwkinS" and stays 10
the end is rewarded by n lively and entertaining
show. The start is a little slow, but later things
brisk up, which accounts for the large audiences
that seem To- be enjoying Richard Carries eStTaNa-
CANA There is n Websriitldian look about the
stage Of the Victoria, which is graced with the
presence Of Rose and Nellie Beaumontand Frankie
Bailey.
Lent effects little le SSeniug o! vaudeville in
tprcst Tomorrow's continuous programmes are
# good promise, with little that is experimental,
since nearly all their featu res are familiar NJ
the Proctor houses CisSe LOTUS will again take
up ,aude,ill employ ment, after an essay IN light
opera and Shakespearian drama As In her last
continuous show service, she will appear every
| tM,,l4 nd ...,t,. - tl, bnlaYA in IlftN-
eighth street, and at the Twenty third street the
ate. With her urtown will be- ono and Bernard.
Marsh and Sart'lIa, James Richmond Glenroy,
! Lavender and Tumson, IT, ' fitzgerald, the
BiGelowS. Leslie Palmer and Julia Ralph
AtProctors Theatre, besides the LOTUS budget
Of mutations. there will be specialucs from Mon
,r"ll, a recently imported ~iuggler the Wrstons,
the Cardrwnirs, Smith and Cook, |IIart2ell and
Abbott, Marion Winchester. Lew Hawkins and
the broadway tho At each Proctor hous" there
will b" an attractive series II motion pictures, in
which ar many based IN the current war in South
Africa For to-day the theatres have ten hour
Programmes adelaide Hermann, II ' FIt2-
gerald, James Richmond Glcnroy and the Willett
and Thorne troupe viii be downtown leaders;
while Pattice, Dempsey and Mitchell, Max tnger
and Dorothy Neville will be 10 the fore uptown.
Marie " ainwrght will head the list at kelth's,
repeating Napoleon versus Josephine Held as
specialists are Lydia \ eHnans Titus, an Ameri-
con vocalist who spends most of her time abroad;
Sularet, a spectacular dancer VIII" promises some
thing new Harry Watson, jules Keller, Bonita,
! Knox Wilson, \ D Robbins, Anderson, APPLETON
and Allen, the Frazers, Spenser Kelly, Carleton
and Terre, George Il Alexander and DE Boa.
An entirely new lot Of hiograrh views will b" pro
Tony Pastor and Elizabeth Murray will b.
Leading vocal'sts for Pastors Among the others
pairs nre numerous Thus. TO appear are Smith
and Campbell, Hanson and Drew, Garfield and
Carleton, Hall and Sialey, Bryant and BArrOws,
the Woods, the NCMahonS, Barry and Trenaman
and the Trevauys The Ronaldos are three, and
George II Wood is a monDloguiSt
beginning with tomorrow night there will he
at the Eden husee a showing every afternoon
and evening 81 a motion picture representation
4 the Passion Play Nearly an hour il taken
by this exhibition, which consists Of something
Ike 100, 900 separate pictures, q speaker explain
ing the significance II the views A. they are pro
jec,ed Recent additions t. the waNWurko have
had timely interest, 50 tins department. is especially
attractive.
Miners l25th Street offers for 10 night a vaude
Vile concert to which John " RanSons. Polk
and Rollins, Frank Gardner, Feurette, the 81
Helmos, DUlan and lenharr, and Hines and
Remington will contribute. Tomorrow n fresh
lot Of SPECIALISTS will start n week here The prs
portion 81 the grade styled head liners" is good
Inti n new stock company and n new hurlpSuue
are ready at the Schley, that music hall will have
variety bills \ first class one il arranged for
this week, engaging John W Ransone. Hines
and Remington, Lewis and Ryan, DUlan and
Lenharr, Richard Harlow, Arue Hall, MNon
and Bowers and Foy and Clark. Promised for
this evening are Minnie Seligman, Smith and
Campbell and Artie Hall. among Others.
THE High Roller BuresquerS' come to the
Dewey to morrow The Grpat Ruhlc and The
Paris Exposition" are the names Il thelr b%urlettsS
The WaNhhurns, Crawford and IIHrie. COOPER
moud are their specialists 4 variety show con.
cert will be- given here this evening