The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01

III AlNSAN8N Vim hV oN0 Dtato ~ shN
coherent idea Of its meaning.
OF the acting and production there could
In no two opinions Every part, TO the
very smallest. was in~tslligcntly played.
a thing not frequent In theatres of greater
artistic pretentions than the Fourteenth
Stpet large psrts were well done by
Maud Hoffman. Mrs. kus- Whytal and
William Harcourt. and Ia the smaller roles
Mabel Awkward. Charles Wolcot, Harry A.
Weaver, Harry ~ Maur and Cecil Nsgnus
MIR kellerd's performance. subtle, strongly
drawn. original and impressive, was
All artistic delight. And a. an actor
manager. for la him must hs credited the
uniform excellence Of 'he acting and the
sccura;e stage -eitlnes, he showed him
self o valuable addition Ia our considerable
producers. II was q night OF ~undoubtcd
and thoroughly deserved succe-s for Mr..
Kellerd,
The Monday changes Of plays had their
usual diversity. Among the farces was
The Governors SON. which was per-
formed at the Harlem Opera House 10y the
Cohans. father. mother. son and daughter,
with help from their companions. Their
frolicking fun had not diminished since II
was .een In Broadway Contracting melo-
drama was given at the American by tho
Greenwsll company In Northern Lights.
which had started al that theatre several
y.rr- before. and In which the principa
character. an educated Indian. was acted
in the revival by James y Wilson. An
other play that had been originally intro
duced at the American. tho war melodrama
Of Winchester was brought 20 the Grand
Opera House with Margaret May az lite
heroine and a new outfit 81 scenery II II
a populsrly strong entertainment or a
differently impressive nature wa a new
version Of -%Sappho. played 10y the Don
nelly COMPANY al the Murray HUI with
Alice Johnson ~ the siren. CIRCUS Dav
was at the Metropolis and The village
Parpon- a. the Third Avenue.
The Proctor theatres brought or~ard
vaudeville more potently than at any time
sino. long plays we're used m them The
~farcical comedies presented hy the Proctor
companies were Turned Up az the Twenty
third Street. Tho Last Word at the tifth
Avenue. Boobies Baby al the FIFTY
eighth Street. and A Night on AZ the i25th
Street TheSr picc'e Vcf" tr-t used nN
Augustin DAILY, y 4 Goodwin ana Nat"
11aN,on ia drAms,iC houses ~ the first
grade. and the fact that they are found
s-~rviceahl. Ia CONTINUOUS shows IL ON
pIim.utary to- the audience ma those low
priced. but uu, low-toued resorts
Gnquryalli Juggling a phaeton' when a
pony had drawn on the stage, wa tile
leader of the specialists al k-iihs where
Will " Cr.ssv and Blanche Dsvne intro
duc..d n -ketchy play entitled The h"y
o. G. and the foster was long WIN popu-
lar names Conspicuous ~ lohN fhN-
tors uerr the Mor,ons. father. mother
and daughter, who sang, danced ana lok"d
neatly aud nicely a. well ~ amusinglN
Others IN the weeks Pastor show wer"
Garfield and Carlton. Nr and Mir Jimmy
Barry and Tascott the whit" coon IN"
stage ~ Hurtig 4 Seamon'- Harlem theatr"
was occupied hv the travelling vaudeville
company ~ Reilly 4 Woods containing
mn assert ,nant Of specialists The Brook
lyu Orpheum put forward Charles Al
d1ch, Al Leach. the Ros-buds, IN" DAtio
and Melstlon 'rnuIes, Eugene towle-
and Others The diversion ht the Dewey
was proyidei hy a company Of buTlesquer-
called the Fol-dc-ruls
A Representative - President Mckinley
living IN Stat" was the principa! EXHIBIT AT
the Eden Muse
The plays already under Roadway were
The Roger Brother ~ Wall Street ~
the knickerlock"r, IN" Aucuon.er
with David Warfeld at III" BQou. III"
Messenger Bow with james i Powers
~ Dalv's. a king's Rival with William
Faver-ham a. th" Criterion, Forest
Ioyers- with Bertha Galland At the Ly-
caum. Tho Second IN Command with
John Drew a, the Empire. Miranda Of
IN. Balcony with Mimi" Madden ftske
AZ the Manhattan, Captain Jinks with
Ethel BARRYMORE NJ the Garrick. Richard
InNPlacP WIN ! ~ Nn'U'in ~ NV N'N'h"hs
Tom Moorr- with Andrew Mack at the
Herald Square. Don Cssar's Return
With James Il Hacket' A. Wallack's, The
Red Kloof- vfh Iious Mann and CARA
Iipmhn ~ the savoy The Bonnie bri"r
Bush" with 7 VI SioddAri ~ the Republic,
sFlorOdora- a. the Casino, "~Hoity-Iotv-
a, Weber \ Fie'd-'s. The Kings Carnival
~ the New York and Arizona AT IN"
Academy ~ Music
The ~ouaning ~ tho Victoria with IN"
Russell brothers In Sweet Marie. a musi-
cal farce. IL dated from a we-.k from Thurs
dav. Charles Hawtrcv will appear next
Monday ~ the G,rrick in a Message
from Mars. and Dan DAly n the Herald
Sanare IN The New Workers
y II Sothen yesterday engaged q. W.
Wilson. John Findlav, Norman Conniers,
Herher, Avhng, Frederick Lotto and u u
Relcher Ia supplement HE present com
pany FOR the production Of Justin huntley
McCarthy's play 81 II Were hing, wmch
will he shown some time during his engage
ment at the Garden