The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-23
themes FROM The THEATRE.
~ DtTfONTi." " HTTEN AND
yIRIOR NFU ~ NEG ROES.
.'Trsr, the Outlaw" n whici the Oregon
outlaw Figures NJ Good Fellow 4
New Nciodrnnia IN Third Avenue aud
al I>tra,agan/a In Eighth Avenue.

~ negroes l. new ~ the Grand Opera
ifuu-n This week The big theatre was
hacked with people AZ yesterdays matinee,
and th"y w"r" tremendously noisy with
laughter and APPLAUSE That was mainly
.a.ti.-" Bort 4 Williams, Of the Familiarity
funny firm e Williams and Walker. was
,ln u7iu-'av Of the show. Mr. Williams
. a born actor. With twist of his big
mouth. = motion of n long hand or a lift
IT . broad foot, all quietly and easily. he
,lchlr- yuu more than Mr.. Walker can by
.i.I.rr "N,rtion, and Nj Walker j. an
amusing fellow. too, with brown little
.IG.vt, boats most of the white soubrettcs
e.. singing and dancing Those three
..Hd give an hours vaudrvilI" show with
... l'Iprf-
U.' H. Dalipircy ~ plav wi Il sixteen
.,Hr'" rlaiaci"r-, - many muIe who
.!Hrr Ir m" background and material
,.,ut,. Zoo r"Vriir" three hours for delivery.
- ,rgrn authors are viii Marion Cook
.r'Nr music. j \ Shipp for the pros" and
up4' la."u," DIuhar for tn" verses.
1i,. work average" mp To- a level with
.'t' shown iu IN" touring CXfrava ganZas,
..i mucn inpl - no otter gets into Broad
.lv Tie layout AID IA" outfit Of the
show are. lu a general way, like these Of
.- r8~-. except that all IL rogroism. A
iauy ul I"gr,e- start from Boston To
..Iuil7c iu llahoAcy and stop for while
I 70 FLORIDA town uu IN" journey. each Of
.u.," place, uruvldlr z th" sc-"e for al act.
I.ul- 'n" subject i altogether L"gro.
I. J., exact. however. IL must II" said
... 'I.r' .. r,i a full-hlnodcd ucgro in
..' .rFInV, unless Tho l"i man in the
..,..H,..'- olair b" counted a. a member.
.i" 1.tu'~ ar, browns and y"llows. save
N"H ar'ltOraly tlH"kcHcd The actresses
.0,Eo 10 'u" .tjil Fighter shaG,e The hest
."pra-"-. unnamed IN the programme
enemy or'a'uf" With a cultured Voice
.'d % r..hr.d WaIr,r. Eut most of the
"grI ad. rh" dlr,vtou" and ia" dare
.'s l~ aif O." :" 'o.rhF", though the eight
.N,v girls si" right ~ ,tyie with the
'H'"or'~ now p!""ufui ard Popular.
r. seems HAT We have mis- judged Harry
Na"N. 'hr crlvct VINO escaped from
. OcEn prison last summer and led the
N'r'f- ard ma'v other II en- in hat part
.I iI" ruut1ry 'l4i chase before he finally
,IIl"d himself, v"cu capture was imminent
20" IRA" fgrt., of the ease. a. brought out
.r the Tl.rl Avenue Theatre tiis week
10 a m"lujTaml called Tracy the out
'", -hpN, lin To- hav" been good fellow
,r" f.'|" 3. - attractive that before any
ling further was known al ort the play
w"'r people crowded into the lobby on
i"rd5v a,t"rLouu than could /" wcdged
r'o Nh, Pgditorium. OF course, Bruce
lan Nar'. the author, had looked into the
matter exhaust. ely before oontgadictlng
'u" Lcw-parcr reports. Probably hc ielt
NAT a. Justin Hur'ly Mccarthy had
,."ar"i up the record Of Nillon the
'rEhkari and Nj Ryley that of Savage
'h" ~wiudi"r, something ought to be- done
'ur Tracy the murderer
j seems that Tracy, instead Of being
dargerou- criminal. was the innocent
N.'lm OF circumstances. The Colorado
r'i'U' that started al! hi- trouble was not
his al all. lut belonged to Dave Merrill
who NJ" programm" SAYS was smooth
Of tongue and black Of heart" Tracy
'l,k ih" blame On himself because no h--
H.Nod the other fellow To he his wife's
.ro'uer, which u turned out hc was not
bn ln" contrary, LIE even SCh"ncd to win
'u" low" which she lavished solely on Tracy,
with whom ~hs vas living in peaceful
Jume-tic'ya' The start Of The play. peel
30 pplaioo. To give some outward sign
lNdlra'lv" ou Third avcnu" Of internal
'w'p" Tbs beautiful picture Of home
ne, mad" merry 10y comedy folk, WAS
'un"d when lracy's reputation reached
oregon through the man of the smooth
'ongu" and black heart. All that was
I.il for Tracy 10 do was to wreck a rail
"av train and plumber its safe for aper-
i''' would prov" hiiH innocent. This
h' dii IN way that made the gallery bowl
WIN delight. But people in real life are
-' di-gu~ilrgy suspicious that he was
arrested A. a highwayman.
%" prison episode was the historCo-
'tipni~i', real triumph The rare dex-
',rty with which he managed the arrest
'I ih" important characters so hat they
- I.n tar Il "A
any FRENCH farce device for getting every
.ndF iu gay ball on some pretezt or OF her.
'heN were all there the hero. the villain
ana u" comic rolef-. The leading funny
nan, having failed in attempts to get in
Trough crime. had become chief warden
10 iha' capacity h" helped Tracy to cs-
'h'". lu.- departure, accomplished amid
'.r hrHg # reviewers. shiv.ry music, tn
I'D" iH"is cheers from he audience and gen
''Ii CONSERVATION among tho supcrnu-
m 'iare~, brought about the open country
'''," maj made Tray known 10 newspaper
."dd"rN. His reckless, tireleSs daring made
.'l 80 r'inarkahl" a rascal hat people al
'"~' forgot he wa, criminal and were
,''"d To- CIV" him their sympathy Now
..'' "" Now the real Tracy, We must re-
H'"' The mans sad end He knowed his
MY and h" done it.
Charles friedman made the welcome an
noHH'"""'' Yesterday at-Shakospcaro
''I u" "'n" a. III" Empire. His plan i
'h"r raEu" - 10 time. bIl he SAYS il will
To" MS '"h~oG, with "Macbcth" He docs
.' w"n'luu IN" actor for tho r,tlo Ole,
.' Nv some e'rns- on the fact that Maj
A''' mS'm viii be- the LGdy MccbciA
CHARLES Warner, IN" English actor, vino
"a boon IN hi, country on u vacation.
'l''I for home Yesterday, having com
I..'.1 "rr,uE"m"ni- With Rich 4 Harris
.N ms h'-l American tour, which will
-."'' o N"aI h"u"o a he Academy of Music
'." play VIII ho Drink, dramatiIatiuu
Tom /"a, IN which Mr. Warner has long
con lannon's Throughout Europe
sarah 'oU"ll L"Moyne and Julia Mar
low" ar" blaming To 60 on Joint starring
t'ir ~ I'm" spring. with possibly Otis Skin.
nor A. 81 associate. Their idea i. 10 pro.
.n"" li"h"u browning a Blot on the
N.I'"H""u' During Mrs IcNIoyns's en-
Edg"'n'm ~ the Garden. in Among Those
i'r-'W. ~" may revive Browning's "In
h"'""nV, in which she acted with Mr.
N0.nu"r and Eleanor Robson two wears ago.
Nu''H"r spring revival in preparation
hrlug 'lngnmar" once more into view.
~" Shannon and Hc'bo~t kolcnv viii
'a' IN u, hW in he meantime. ANYWAY
,,I April they will remain In sherlock