The sun., 1903-04-26
Rlcb. In "A Breach Of Promiss.' and othss
rood vaudeville artists.

Good vaudeville artists.
McIn,yre and Heath mako their nrs
Manhattan appearance this year at ths
saAI,' MA ,his week. Nat N. wills. the sHaonv
Trsmp' viii bid farewell to vaudeville
idsIene Cotton and Nick Long play The
laa; En,;c and the Lady The bii also In.
s,,des Mgnonette Kokin. dancer; Galetti's
.rained monkeys, Rawson md June, hoom-
erang throwers. and the Lorraines. comic
singers
ua,len and Fuller In the one-act comedy
.r1ection Bets are the stars at Hurtig a
s,omons Music Hall. Mldgely aud Car
nsIe piye a sketch called Taking a Tonic. :
The bin includes. besides these, Bailey and
Madison, the -Grotesque Eccentriques- =;
,bs three -Lelliotts, musicians; Dick and
aice McAvoy and the Great Alexius, the
bicycle rider who turns a somersault In the
air with his wheel.
The Eden Musee mana cement will show
. European novelty called the Electric
Theatre this week. It b a play acted by
wax figures
Albert. the Perfect Man. and Nile.
valor. the Partisan model, are the leading
Attraction at Huber's Museum.
Ted Marks gives q concert at the Metro
politan Opera House tonight with notable
bill of stars. Concerts are also announced
at the American, the Grand Opera House.
the Circle. the Dewey and HuItig 4 Sea-
mons Music Hall.
A burlesque show will be offered all the
week at the Dewey.
Edmund Russell will give matinee per-
fornances Of Hamlet at Wallack's Theatre
on Tuesday and Friday Of this week, and
possibly others In May and June. He will
have the support OF q very capable com.
pany, including Edwin yarrey as Poionius
and Jane Schenck as Ophciia,
benefit entertainment for. the New
York Home for Destitute Crippled Children
will be given In Keith's Theatre Tonight.
Amelia Summerville. James Thornton,
Lola Cotton and many other well-known
actors have volunteered to take part.
Elsie Leslie has organized company to
play 'The Tanning OF the Shrew' at special
matinee in the Manhattan Theatre on Thurs
day. May7. She will appear then as Katka-
rine for the first time.
Liebler 4 Co.'S all-star production OF
Romeo and Juliet. . with Kyrle Bellew and
eleanor Robson In the title parts. will begin
is tour in Albany tomorrow night.
The Brooklyn Theatres.
The Empire Theatre Stock Company,
n Engagement ct the Montauk In .The I'm
oreseen. This 10 the comedy by Robert
iarshall In which the company appeared
o successfully at their home theatre during
he winter.
a Chinese Honeymoon having finished !
g run OF q whole year at the Casino, will /
e sung at the Amphion this week before /
,oving West.
Roselle Knott joins the Columbia Theatre
,ock company this week TO play the part |
Josephine in More Than Queen
Rose Melville will be seen in Sis Hop-
ins. at the Grand Opera House. It Is
Primrose 4 Dockstader's Minstrels are
10 attraction at the Folly.
UlIe Akerstrom's farce. .The sultan,s
'aughtera Is announced at Payton's Lee
ave tho title role.
Eta Reed PAyton and the stock oom-
~ e PaZSonS Iulton Strsst Theatre
Tho Romany Rye. "a strong and beautiful
Rama Of gypsy lie. b billed At the Gotham.
The Struggle Of LAie.. a spirited melo-
rama. is the Offering st the Novelty. |,
Tho spooner stock company will act
The IroDmaster' at the Bijou.
Charles Mccarthy win be the stsr at the
ARK and wiz sppear IN his fireman melo-
Valerie Bergere IL the star In the enter I
inment at Hyde 4 Behman's this week. [
e and her company will play 'yimmie's
Speriment; Among many other hne
Wanted, IN Aunt
The Orpheum Theatre ofFers Q splendid
ariety OF vaudeville artists, headed by ,
'ssie Greenwood. There is . ladies' ,
The Brigadiers, burlesque company, will !
We q show at the Star.
There win be q buriesquc performs noe
Concerts tonight at the Orpheum, Hyde
Behman's and the Gayety. Ii
The Weber 4 Fields troupe Of vaudeville ,
.rs will present 'Twirly- Whiriy' and u
he Big Little Princess at the Academy | Y
Music on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Z,
lELIC TO REBUILD IRELAND.
Revival OF the Irish Language Declared r
the Foundation Of National Hope.
from an Address 6v Father Cofev. B. d.
From the Drooheda Indspendent n
he Gaelic League aims at making and =
ping Ireland Irish: II sees clearly that Ire :.
cannot be distinct Irish nation with y
the Irish language; IL holds that the na- | 81
IA isasuaye enshrlnes the nations life Il
nation itself Graves q tomb. Ii aims Sf
land nation: and, therefore. first and d
guage Of the nation
has counted the cost OF the work II has 81
'srtakel; u has seen In that work struggle N
u tae nations life; IL has gone into that work
y ,nlnei 70 succeed. Writing on It's ban
m nd atf l.,r