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ly. The balance OF the cast is com.

not
contain Overwhelmingly brilliant o,. .nar
INES yet II l. Nery enter aiming. In con-
! s'rnc'lon the ,hlrd act says. and the last
act might be played with more speed; b,t
a. comedy wi an original backrrou, "A
Il l. extremely attractive And what n
Nas' Improvement Ia the technique of ms
arr tins comedy reveals when comparrd
int rs say, I" the an lnr's carrier "Anrii
Weather" The stubhprnnesS If tho audi
eenr oNercain" ~" -'ubb)rnnos, of .lr
F'c', no mad" 81 .'''.'' neat sp,ech
The Children of Kings" FOLKLORE IA Ia
dramaiiH"d from the German legend. in
which the actors who presented /, arr
ALREADY familiar 10 the English play-goinp
public, was presented for the fir, time
IN America last night by MIR Martin U,ry.v
and hiH company at the Herald square.
The story itself is simple: hat of a urincc
bred hv his father. the king. in ipuoranc.
alike Of IN" world and the court. AID snd-
denly called to the throne Filled with high
impulses. and a clear desire to rule hi,
people wisely. he takes the words Of The
Connection Erred Wright. SRI TO hear,
and in disguise makes u trip alon. through
ms b. domain Wandering To the hut of 1le
watch CMr " DE SollaI he there n,.ots
and loves The GODss Giri Miss y. r. SILVIA
When The WoodcUh'r tMr Fuller NelIisb,
and tn RrOOmbinder CMicharl Shorhrookal
led 10y The Nirs'rd william Haviland,
consult ia" witch a., 10 how they shall re-
cover their king. She gives them proI,h-
ecv, and he peop. Of Heila-town prer,arr
to meet their Sovereign
The claims Of The King (Mr Harvey,
and The Goose firt are little 10 the liking
of the people, and so the populace stones
them and drives them ON At length
~" children triumph and The kig aud
IH. fooS' hrt are returned 10 their place
II" on TIA" throne and she NJ his Queen.
lhr.nghout the play. which j. in four
acts, Mr. Harvey portrays The king in
simple, Tut affecting fashion aud Miss
ID" silva carries her part we'll. Miss Mercy
ruler, a. the hrooui-maker's little daugh-
ter l. success a. a child on The stage
Al last evenings performance Mr.. Uar-
vey and his fellows were -icctS-ful in in
Nesllng the story of the wandering king
with spirit that communicated itself to
the audience and brought 10 them frequent
ana subetant applause. In tho third
act Miss Amy toleridSe, a. the Ipn5.,2,r's
Ddughfer, III the hveli"-t acting IN tn.. play
won recognition. The scenes wrr. VOL
handled and satisfactory. though the de-
vice OF the falling star seemed crude in
these DAYS oi complete electrical effects
Mr.. William Gilett. brought "Shrrl,ck
III lines back To Broadway in the hnicl<ar-
booker Theatre last evening, and Introduced
hlm 70 new audience, but one in which
there were many former aCuuaintano,S
ana friends. Mr.. Holmes was as adept in
his arr a. ever, and his wonderful powers
az detective. his pr.ternatural calnlue--
undef the most TRYING circumstances and
his marvellous instinct for doing the right
thing at the right time had Ia no way been
abated IN his travels. The audience was
large and apprecIatiVa.
Al the other theatres there were several
changes Of bills. Mans Enemy" a good
old-fa>hioned, wholesome melodrana. was
put on al the American. Two scenes for
those who like TO be- thrilled were the gam
bling resort and the interior of London
public house, barmaids and all
"Everyman" leaves Mendelssohn Han
and will lie seen at Madison square Theatre
beginning tomorrow afternoon AZ go
O'Clock. At Dalv's A Country Girl" C.ln-
brates its fifticth performance in this CITY
this afternoon. The Hanlons' big spectacle.
lie Voyage On Suisse, will hold ~. boards
at the Grand Opera House this week. and
an entertaining show it is
The new West End Theatre GA laS,h
street, west Of Eighth avenue, threw open
Its doors To the public last night az o 'olock
in order 10 allow view OF this pretty,
comfortable playhouse Manager BIN
berg promises a continual change Of hin
Tonight Alice Fischer, in Mr., Jack
begins the season. Election returns viii
be read from the tage at kcitn's this even
ing.
The stock company Of Proctor's Fifth
Venue gave its patrons an agreeable
surprise Yesterday in ia" shap" Of an az
celient performance of As You Liz" II
Minnie Selignan'- Rosdhpd will bear dis
cussior later in the week
AuFifty-eighth * rect "On the Bowerv'
drew a big house The Ninety and Niue'
is still at the Academy; Fun on he Bristol"
may, be seen at IN" Murray Hill; A Ruined
Life enthralls the patron, Of the Third
Avenue Theatre; Tommy Rot il IN" attrac-
ton AZ Mrs Osborn's Playhouse: Walacl's
registers the fifth week Of Henrietta Cros-
man in The Sword Of the King The Silver
Slipper" catches the town a. he Broad
way; Weldon Gros~mth in Tho Night Of
the Party" !. az The Princess; a Chinese
Honeymoon" is AT he Casino, An An"rl-
can Invasion" draws N the hi jou. Chauncev
Olcott in Old Limerick Town" peases the
Fourteenth Street Theatr" audiences: John
Drew AT the Empire j. in his last two weeks
Of The Mummy aud the Humming Biri,"
powerful play, The JOY of Living" at the
Ca den.
ithcl Barrymore in A Coutry Mouse
and Carrots" delights her admirers a
the New Savoy, The Two Schools" at
tracts AZ the Madison square. Virginia
Harmed in Pinero's mastery Iris" l., the
centre of admiration nj the Criterion, al
the BeasCo Theatre Mn Carter in "Du |
Parry" wis large audiences
Weber 4 Fields promise trnvostv, Hum
ming Birds and Onions" next Thurs. |
day. In the meantime "Twirly- Whirly" Is |
as comical as ever Pastors. New Star
Theatre, Hurtig & Scamon's. the Eden
lIlisae. Bostock's and the Dewey Theatre
present varied bills. Al HageuhcCk's ami |
mails are more popular than ever Robert
Edeson j. Al the Harlem Opera House this
week in Soldiers of Fortune"
Nesta Tillov has arranged To appear
IN this country in a new play 70 be written
~ Louis " Parker, the author Of Rose
mary" George e. Tyler OF Licbler 4 Co
will go To England soon to make arrange
nents for the new production.
HOROR MARCH CONTINUES.
Fanatics Now within Msnitona Province,