The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28

hirl. or course. he was a witty chap.
with sweet words for his colleen and tart
ones for his enemies; and, most impor-
family for his appeal to the audience, he
aud sS0' two sS"s We're Ps vooe Of ;Rs
Violet" with which he blarneyed his sweet.
heart, and Every Little Dog Must Have
His Day. with which he charmed some
children: These ballads and two others
were MIR. Olcotts own compositions and
he voiced them mellihuously.
Mr Olcott WAS not left to capture the
audience unassisted. company OF real
helpers had been provided. He had
Noreen IN Miriam Nesbtt pretty enough
FOR any lover to sing his best to- The
Kate Of Alice Taylor was his very sweet
sister. and both were quaint in the gowns
OF the time and place. A dozen male roles
were generally well charac, crized. Two
little children We're neat and nice The
mounting of the piece was attractive
Inc principal personages were hand
Somely clothed and the scenes in which
they appeared were finely set, especially
Two which gave views OF the River Shannon
ror all these reasons il seemed sure tina,
Mr.. Olcott's popularity couldn't wane this
season and was pretty sure torse.
Amelia Bingham and the same company
that had been with her last season were
AZ the Harlem Opera House last night.
They performed A Modern Magdalen"
Andrew Mack and his compn MONS Of
last winter presented the popular Irish
tom Moore" at the Grand Opera House
in an unimpaircd manner.
Hal Stephens was the principal figure
at the Star in new detective drama en-
titled odd Sleuth." The touring plays
included also The Fatal Wedding at
! the Metropolis. and Two Little Waits"
al the Third Avenue
A new Biblical drama by Dore David
son was produced at the American Its
name was The Judgment Of King Solo
mon. In itself and in i,s production
II was more Interesting than most Of the
| original vent ures with stock companies
| 1t viii get attention later.
=, The Donneliy stock company at the
! Murray Hill revived Hazel Kirke," the
! play that had run longer than any other
in the old times AT the Madison Square.
Proctor's compa MES performed a Texas
steer a, the fift h Avenue. The Bells"
az ne tifty-eighth Street and The Power
| of he Press" az the Harlem
| The Brooklyn Columhia's resident actors
| brought out The Strangers Of Paris"
| Paytons self and company presented
The Nominee al his Williamsburg house
The final week began for His Excel
| lency the Governor al the Garrick; THE
Rogers Brothers in Harvard" at the Knick-
erbockcr Mrs. Jack" with Alice Fischer,
and Creatore,s band. AT the Victoria.
ana the morality play of -Everyman." at
was reached by The JOY Of Living" with
Mrs. Patrick Campbell. al the Garden
Plays To he continued longer were The
Mummy and the Humming Bird with
Mr. Drew. at the Empire; "Du Barry"
with Mrs. Carter. at the Belasco; Iris,
wit Miss Harmed, at the Criterion; The
Only Way" with Mr.. Harvey, at the
Herald square, The Night Of the Party"
with Mr.. Grossmith, at the Princess; The
Sword Of the King" with Miss Cro-man,
With Mr.. Dodson and Miss Irish. at the
Bijou; A Country Mouse with Miss Bar
| rymore, AT the Savoy: Tommy Rot" with
Miss Ring, at Mrs, Osborne's, -Twirly-
Whirly, az Weber 4 Fields's; "Thc Ninety
and Nine at the Academy; A Chinese
Honeymoon" at the Casino: The Two
Schools, at the Madison square, and A
Country Maid" AT Days.
Bostock's trained animals were put on
exhibition a. usual twice in the day at
St Nicholas Garden
Hagenbecks show 81 wild beatss and
birds under subjugation was continued at
the New York Theatre.
The Eden Musse's new subject for wa ken
display was John Mitchell. the coal strike
Vaudeville at Tony Pastors introduced a
stranger from Ireland, Lucy Clarke, a
contralto singer Of ballads Others of
| OBSTRUCTION IN IN" show were the Seven
Reed Birds, John Dunn with his company
and the Waterbury brothers and Tenny.
keith's output included Will NJ. Greasy
and Blanche Dayne in new piece. entitled
Bill Blffkins Baby Carroll johnson in IA
monologue, the Fadettes orchcstra Of women
| and Frankie Piper
| Proctor gave vaudeville altogether NJ the
| Twenty-third Street. Drama intermin gled
with vaudeville at his other theatres
Hurtig 4 Seamon's offerings to Harlem
included no less than eight teams Of special
lists in "a many forms Of vaudeville now
popular.
The Brooklyn Orpheum made n special
| appeal To music lovers with the kitics
| Band, big thing for a vaudeville house
| The rest Of the bill was good, a. usual.
The Brooklyn Star music hall had the
| Rose Hill Folly burlesquers.
The Dewey music hall had the City Club
burlesquers with the living pictures sor,
| of thing