The sun., 1901-06-02
THEATRICAL ADJUSTMENTS.
sUNYER BEGINS WITH 1AEY PLAYS
AND ABUNDANT VAUDEVILLE.
Ths Lew.P Price stock Cempan'ss mako soms
RspreAucsions os Old Pieces s-Feu OF the
pro,oused sucoesses Sun Decline 70 Ges
Out-Tns Gardeus seasonsbly ATTRACTIVE

pro,onsed sueossses ssili Decline 70 Oct
Out-rns Gardens seasenably ATTRACTIVE
Despite the fact that June Is here the
theatrical season hangs on with unusual
tonaeity. Fourteen theatres continue 70
give plays. from musical extravasanhA
10 melodramatio seriousness. Besides thfs'
Tomorrow brings an entirely new piece
II IA called The Prince Of the World ano
"a dsscfioed a. the Christian play Hal
Reid wrote u. and he and Bertha Bell west
brook will take the leading roles. The pro
duction will start a summer season a. 'ne
Murray Hill 70 be continued on tie sans
lines AZ the stock company terms. with ro-
duced prices and daily mattnees
Ksith's change Of bill brings no novelty
hut muoh of tested excellence COMEDY
ooers. fsrcs and vaudeville are represented
IN the long programme. Ralph Johnstone'
tne daring bicyclist, Is the headliner. MI
ana Mrs Arthur sidrnan stay at henh
.,other week. using the rural sketch oi
nit. ~ Reai Life" Some Of the other spec'ai-
,s,. arc sidney Grant. In an original mono
logn. the strakoscn Opera Company omnn
ana Fuller. Bessie Lamb. Else1ta. Dean Lo-
ALI In The Two Rvbies, "Bograph p'c'ures'
Ksllv and Kent and John Heaiy' -,
~. chss. board Of Proctor theatres VIZ
.h,nse appearance by a general shit OF
IA s,ook companies. The one that Is piayins 9
.Th. Woman HAter- will make its last New
york move BY going to the i2Sth street
so,.a The farce was found TO be al. funhy
a. ava, xhen revived few weeks ago az the
r;,,, Avenue and has caused laughter on
A.. o,,J,o Proctor circuit. Vaudeville Will
-. ,,,,,h The Woman Hater' In Harlem
and by itself to-day. "
Tha r,oy ~ the Fifty-elshth Street theatre
.nl te The Guv v'nor,- the very popular
old oomedy This is still proceeded oy u
= Mi,chell.s e-act play Of The Elder
p,o,her" Vaudeville specialists OF soou
.,,ai,,,, w,,l appear to day and in the m
.-,.;.s,or. NJ -The Guv'nor" during the rest
of the week l..
m. NAV new TO the Proctor companies IS
.,.s, s,rayed or Stolen underlined Tor
the Fifth Avenue tomorrow. ms merry
,arcs 40, TO tuneful music was originally
nroducsd AZ the Fifth Avenue Charles
r rui. Lizzie and vinie DAILY and Irene
"a Tour head the vaudeville section OF inc
si,.r, Continuous vaudeville Will
be given here to-day ~.
principal diversion OF the week al ~
Twsnty-third Street INTO DarAheS'
curtain raiser announced for the fiftn Avenue
last week. but not given. VIII be p'ayeu ue,o
7, a. raw 10 any stage To-day's vaude-
Vile Is continuous a
To ,rnortant changes are announced
for the programme in the PARADISE uaruel,
Last weeks bill was SO good that no sun Z"
seem necessary for some time Set' o'O''
Hammerstein's newest fashion IN rooi va,
dams has set the town talking and III uu'n'
there 1. much TO be said OF its bea'ity' or's'-
nality and airiness. -
Tho excellent bill at the Cherry blossom
Grove lacked the announced La lherese az
the opening This European act VIII %
shown tomorrow. The rest of the pro
eramme overhead. When knighthood was
In Flower" and The Kings Carnival Is
the same as last week. and very GOOD vauoe-
Vile entertainment 1t Is
The old walack melodrama ol Rose
dals" will be revived at the American this
week Instead Of ending the Greenwah
stock com pany's season on saturday. IL Will
be continued seven days longer with re-
vival OF Peaceful Valley In "Rosedale
Ralph Stuart will act Lester Wallaoks Ia
nous role and the other fsvorites OF che
American will be employed
Another old melodrama. The Silver
King" will be revived for the week This
will be seen at the Grand Opera House.
Mark E. Swan heads the bill at Pastors
In q short play called "A False Alarm. EN-
ploying a company OF four Jess Dandy
Is given the next place Of importance ind
others in the list are Coakley and Huested
and Emerson and Omega
Wax groups and band concerts share
attention at the Eden Musee with moving
pictures All are kept up-to-date in suo-
jects illustrated
Colombini quick change performer.
is the newcomer az Roster & Balls. where a
varied vaudeville programme will be fol-
lowed.
Jean Marcel's living art pictures are given
the most prominent place in the announce
ment Of the BROOKLYN Orpheum Maude
Huth will sing some new songs. -Chums"
will be acted by George W Leslie and Louise
Willis Other familiar names in the long
list are Foy and Clark. York and Adams and
Howard brothers.
Lottis Guson will sing at Hurtig 4 Seamon 5
Thornton, Mr and Mrs Mark Murphy War
rem and Blanchard and many others
Many well-known names in comic opera
and vaudeville are announced u appear az
the Herald Square tonight for the benefit
OF the Cosmopolitan HoSptll society.
Six Broadway theatres giving plays. be-
sides the many devoted to vaudeville. and
those that are out OF the main line, remain
open "Florodors" has setJled down N sum
rer prosperity. and has the way open for II
till the end OF September The double .sex-
tets singing Of Tell me, pretty maiden,
is still the most popular thing in the piece.
with Cyril Scotts dittv OF the military man
q close second Edna Wallace Hopper comes
In for much applause with her songs
An all-summer look has come upon the
Herald Square where The Brixton Burglary
seems likely to stay until fall sam Shubert.
the manager, said that he would send two
companies out in Il next season He liked
IL 90 we'll that he has bought the American
rights Of In the Soup, another London
strand farce and therefore. much Ike The
Brixton Burglary" Strand farces closely
resemble one another
The American farcical play OF Capt Jink.
Of the Horse Marines hangs on = mlv. and
shows no eign OF losing its popularity for
eome time Charles Frohman's represent
five said last week that Ethel Barrymore 5
london appearance in this play would prob
ably be made in November She IS TO re-
turn with u at the Garrtck next fall
Julia Marlowe and Miss BARRYMORE are
running a close race. or rather testing their
staving dualitie' They have outlasted Ame-
liza Bingham, Viola Allen, Blanche Bates and
henrietta Crosman, all Of whom kept we'll
forward in the race for long time Prob
ably as Miss Marlowe came a month before
Miss BARRYMORE she will Quit sooner still,