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

Plymp,on the wickedness Of the royal crimi-
nal. Edgar Davenport the dignity OF the pre-
late. william Norris the eccentricittes OF q
devotion Of an srmy Captain and Marcia Van
Dresser as the antsgonistic Princess. Thus
helped. Miss Allen was able 10 make an IN
while II did not deserve its good fortune.
was not bad enough 10 make any one very
angry nj IL forced prosperity.
or over n score of musical numbers In
The B~urgomaster. " but one or two misse
recalls NJ the Manhattan last evening. and
those who applaudpd the music seemed
also To find ample amusement ia the spoken
/ portions Franz piNley had prepared n
book in which Henry DiSev. A. Tttor Stlr's-
ant went 20 sleep In New Amsterdam. and
woke NJ 80 years later ia New York city
KNOX Wilson, a. tn" old Burgoma~t"r's secre-
tdry. took the san. nap So, after a pro-
logu" placed in the Dutch settlement, these
we're the only two characters transferred 10
the cNtfavagln3a's two acts Their IN
familiarity with their surroundings was tho
basis for the remaining fun maklnr IN which
Ha5w@nf lIi,G"s%Gs' MNaIiam h'JSy ,d mai and
Ada De1ye~ wcr" conspicuous contributors
Ais customary with extra varnn1a'S Of KIM
/ dr"d pho. ths newcomers were shown about
III" strange city. and a remarkably. large
number Of it, residents was presented TO
the part of tho ch".l- fox
i4er gn-'rn a't itIe~ must, have been
ou the order Of freL"li'- ct Bonds. so many
were their changes Of guis.. The men were
IN three %set-up- TO "a" act. and the women
seemed 10 exceed this from being divided
into squads that alteruat"d before the foot
Ight- aud ~ the dressing rooms. VILLAGERS.
auiuIons football players, soldiers. burghersI
b theirs and yacht~men H"r" only a few OF
Them. For each grouping music had been
written by Gu~tave luder-, and much Of II
was accompanied. bV lively dancing, The
third and concluding seen" Of the last act
brought all III. participant, TO engag" IN
or watch burlesuuiug aud a cake walk.
\ hii upon l. Aiglnn" was lau enable. es-
pcciallv 50 in the scene before the mirror.
Ia" cake, walk p~ranclng was a. eItravs-.
giant "a anything of tins sort that has been
in the theatres Settings and costumes were
elaborate and handsome II the abundant
arrlauer was genuine. The Burgoinasier'
,tartpd finely.
The holiday matinees to-day will provide
n great deal O! fresh diversion along with
that which has become familiar Besides
tho four new plays reviewed ~ this issue u
lHE SrN there were reproductions Last night
that will receive later attention. QUO Nadls'
was gwen ~ u" Academy Of Music with a
good cast and the same scenery that had made
L spectacular a. tho London Adelpht. l.. :
Willard appeared in David Garrick" a
the Garden, where his afternoon piece viii
be The Professors Love story" The Ger
man company ut tine Irving Place enacted
the new farce of strict People. " by BIuinen-
lhai ana hau''o'fs h''!'Itu 'arNeI was
transferred to "a" Harlem opera House
directly from the Empire. with John Drew
supported 10y an unchanged company. WIN
smith lrtt NCm"' Wa gwen at the Murray
iIill. with Henry ' Douueliy a. tn. comic
cook lady, and 'IrlbN a. IN" American.
with r.. / Su.idrr a. the hypuoti2er ui Isabelle
INrs>Uu H. IN" barefoot mod"l. 'NuprrhH
began u w"eh a. ~" star, foggs f"rrN
al III" I!lri A'"nu@ nd In wall Strr"t'
at the Ne'r'i"n-. III" fur"-t Ring II
a play ioI Children At idru"gl" INC"Inl,
matiu"e> only
He plays lhHt IH~-"d int" tr"tr farewell
week. N"r" Ia" \ultE" lustmist"r. az
the Fourteenth street. ~" Ond Homestead.
a. the. Grand Op"r! llo,~'' ArI"na. az IL"
Herald squire. aud IN" hutIse Iuat JACK
Bulll az ~" Madison square
william ~ iid4.r IGur'd H. usual IN lNNIN
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