The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-06
FINAL SUNDAY CONCERTS.
Good Bills and Large Audiences at tn
Series Now Coming 10 an End.

series Now Coming 10 an End.
The weather helped to fill the many
theatres at which Sunday concerts were
held last night. All OF the houses whose
doors were opened had large audiences.
At the hearing held in the City Hall on
Friday on Borough President Cantor's
| ordinance legalizing Sunday vaudeville
concerts 1t was asserted that the members
Of the profession were opposed TO II because
they objected TO being compelled TO work
seven days a week. But while the per-
formers may be against the Sunday opening
of the theatres 1t IL certain that next winter
there will be many more concerto every
Sunday than have been held this winter.
The season just closing has been extremely
profitable to those managers who have
catered TO Sunday business, and their sue
cess will unquestionably lead other man
ayers to follow their example next season.
Ted Marks ended his series OF concerts
at the New York Theatre last night. His
programme was made up Of suchwell-known
people at Marie Dressler. the Grand Opera
Trio miss Decker. Signor Abramoh and Mr..
Kantem), Elfe Fay. James H. Cullen. Joe
Hardman, Elsie Janis. Florence Moore /,
Cliff Gordon, the Bates Musical Trio. the
Misses Getest and Kessner and Bennett.
Several Of the best-known specialties on
the vaudeville stage were seen at the four
Proctor houses. At the Twenty-third
Street were Rose stuart and company,
John L. Sullivan, White and 6imons, A. o.
Duncan and Sisson and Wallace. The
Fifth Avenue had tombstone and Cook,
Barton and Wakefield, Fredo and Dare and
ns ATs5 ApRsa5ss S s t 4sas sS ks soss
Frederick Brothers and Burns, Dan and
Dolly Mann, Louis Simon and company
and Sydney Grant. At the Fifty-eighth
Street were Williams and Tucker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hughes, the clan, Four, McWatters.
The list at the American comprised the
Four Hills, Belle Stewart and Dave Fitz-
gibbons. James II. Cullen, Libbey and
Trayer, the Great Vernon, Mcmahon and
Ghapelie, May Evans Eugene Emmett and
Laura Comstock and company, Ford and
Dot West and Murphy and Slater were the
principal attractions at the Third Avenue.
The Appearances at the Dewey consisted
Of Oracle Emmett and company, Joe Flynn,
Eckert and Berg, Laura Comstock and COM
pany, Mark Sullivan, the Three Elliotts,
Brooks Brothers. Charles B. Iawlor and
company. sHardie Langdon and Robert
Rockers Harnonists.
The list at the New Star was headed by
Haines and vidocq. Irving Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs Dan. Hiatt and Ford and Dot West.
Manager p. G. Williams Of the Circle
prepared, as usual. an attractive bill for
the patrons OF his theatre.
The sploists at the concert held at the
Eden Musee were Mile. Mathilde De Barry,
Signor Briglio. Signor Sciaretti and the
/ Neapolitan Quartet, In the afternoon the
New Pomeranian Orchestra was heard.
Among those appearing at the Metrop-
oils Were Cassmore and Florence, A. ".
Hoyt and Frank sherman. At the Grand
Opera House were Crawford and Stanley,
James Richmond Glenroy. Clarisse Vance,
and Richie, Lowe and Hughes and Thomp-
son and company.
Concerts were also given at Hurtig 4
Seamon's in Harlem and at the Orpheum,
Hyde a Behman's and the Gayety in
Brooklyn.