The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06
Ransctle. the impsrsoustor, and Sidney
Grant, the mimic.

oTANN. inc mAvflAc
Some Of the leading vaudeville solk'
are on at Hurtig & Sesmon's Music Hal
progr,mYne. including Mcintyre 4 Heath
In Georgia Minstrelss md The Man From
Montana Cole and johnson. IN . numbel
Of their --latest compositions. Josephine
Sabel, with q selection OF new songs, ant
Louis Simon. Grace Gardner 4 O.. In thei
skit THE New Goodman The usua
sunday concerts will be given.
Among the entertainers at Tony Pastors
this week will be Howard end Bland. Over
Kildare and company. Mr.. and Mrs, MARI
Murphy, Provost and Provost, Orville anC
Frank, Hill and Whitaker, Reno and Smith
Clifford and Hall. L. Roy and Waiby. Collins
and REYNOLDS. Miles and Nitrami and the
Juggling Burkes
This il the last week OF the season al
Hammersteins Paradise Garden. Aga ant
the other rood features are retained and
some new ones are added
The Rentz -sa ntley Burlesquers will show
at the Dewey.
One of the novelties in the cinemato-
sraph at the Eden Musee il moving pict-
Rosatis Naval Band has fine programmes
for all the week at the Pabst Music Hall
on the Circle.
The new Orpheum Music Hall, in l25th
street near Lexington avenue. was opened
last night with programme Of vaudeville
features. Nine. Morel;. the weli-known
animal trainer, gave an exhibition with
hos arAo 81 I'M Ra<Imnnd
assisted BY eight other young women.
was seen in q musical specially.
The new things Of next week will be-
Edward Harrigan in Under Cover, at the
Murray Hill, Sept. IA: Blanche Ring in THE
Jersey Lily at theVict oria Sept. "a; Charles
Warbler in Drink" at the Academy Of
Music, Sept. ID; Ulysses at the Garden
Theatre, Sept. il; John Drew in Captain
Dieppe,' at the Herald Square, Sept. Is;
Charles Hawtrey in THE Man from Blank
ley's, at the Criterion. Sept. 10. The Belasco
Theatre will open on Sept. 10 with Blanche
Bates in "The Darling Of the Gods"
Seats for the opening night Of the new
Weber Il Fields burlesque, -Whoop-Dee-
Doo,' will be auctioned at tho music hall
on the night Of Sept. 10.
The Brooklyn Theatres.
The Montauk Theatre begins the season
tomorrow with a production OF The
Wizard OF o.
Troja will play Cherry Blossoms q
beautiful little Japanese sketch at the
Orpheum this week. The rest Of the en-
tertainment is admirable.
Hyde Behman's agents have engaged
about 100 foreign actors to appears at their
house this season. Some Of them are on
the programme this week, along with
Dolan and Lenharr In Two in q Boat
and other good features.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen" will be played
BY the MATHEMATICIAN company at
the Columbia.
Corse Payton's players at the Lee Avenue
Theatre will appear in @The Sporting
Duchess. Mr.. Payton himself taking a part.
The Spooner stock company will play
The Masked Ball" at the Bijou.
The stage version Of Ouidn's Under
Two Flags will be SEEN at the Folly. with
Jane Remark as Cigarette
David Harlm,' in which William H.
Crane did some Of the best acting of his
career, h announced at the Grand Opera
House this week.
why Women Sin" Ia the attraction at
Percy G. Williams's Novelty Theatre.
'The Night Before Christmas will be
put on at the Gotham Tomorrow
A Working Girls Wrongs which
achieved instant success in Manhattan
asst spring, is coming to the Park this week,
The six Glinserettis. acrobats, are the
special attraction at Watsons theatre.
The Utopans are billed at the Star
Smoking concerts and vaudeville at the
0ayety
Seaside Amusemcnts.
The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast"
will end its season at the Manhattan Beach
Theatre tomorrow with two perform
ances.
Pains fireworks exhibition at Manhattan
Beach goes on for one more week.
Luna Park will remain open till Oct. 1
and will give a series Of Indian summer
carnivals One OF the moet sensational
acts this week will be that Of the yaidis
Sisters on revolving trapeze. They
dive from the top Of the Electric Tower
into net.
Bostock will give jungle masque ball
and carnival at the Sea Reach Palace
on Thursday night in addition 10 the reg
ular performances all the week.
THE Johnstown Flood is a popuhr
spectacle
Crickets Darkened the Town.
From The 81. Paul Pioneer Press
HURON. S. D., Aug. 20. A shower of what
Is known ns prairie crickets" occurred here
q few evenings ago. They came from the
northwest and there were millions OF the
little pests,
The walks were literally covered with
them. and pedestrians found difficulty in
getting them out Of their clothing. The
insects were specially attracted about the
street lamps, the light from which was OBJ
scured by them. They got into houses and
0ccesioned no little annoyance.
The pest d disappeared almost as suddenly
as II appeared. BY the middle Of the follow
ing day they had almost vanished. but how
or where they went is mystery, for they
had no wings. and their gait was apparently