The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

lines and situations. Music viii DE fur
niAhed by the Mes-Stavordale Quintet
from the London ilippodrome. other en-
teItaine.s are stuart Barnes. Maddox anu
Prouty. Parker's dogs, the Female Drum
meis' Quartet aud the Carmen Sisters
New features have been introduced this
week into The Athletic Girl AT the new
Colonial Music Hall and the piece hhH peeh
recast and shortened to let in an extended
variety bill. II goes with snap ana ~, y
now a lively little musical coInedy Inc
burlesque Of he Duel in the snow appears
to New orls'S idea OF entertainment
At Tony PASTORS Theatre this week
jules and Fila Garrison present hoNeltSs
in IA burlesque called An Ancient Roman.
1t has special scenery and eleotr1cai en- eHts
and large chorus. or course there ~ AZ tile
theatre also theusual array Of capable vaMMaN
vile performers. Some of them are l4llilll
Tyce and IreLe Jermon the Nelson aThulii
Troupe pantonimists; oearl ana Nlolet
Allen. in The Sign Painter; Steely,, and
Doty musical comedians the Big three
Minstrels; John Birch. The Man With the
Hats and Wilson and DAVIS singing
comedians.
AT the top OF the programme at the Circle
this week are Eddie Foy and MS company
In The Man Behind the Gun Others are
Miss Mary Shaw in a playlet called Inc
Silent Witness; Charles Leonard tletcher'
who gives An Evening with Charles Dick
ems; Walter c. Kelly, monologlst Sig
omoto's Troupe Of Japanese acrobats-
rreloar. Stanley and Wilson and Hoey
and Lee
An illusion. by name Deda. described as
the creation OF II woman out Of nothing Ia
the chief attraction OF the week at the Vic
toria Theatre. 1t comes from the AlhambTa.
London There will also be- seen the NOV
ing picture minstrel show described re-
Gently in THE SUM- in which pictures like
real are thrown on a screen and an unseen
chorus supplies the dialogue and choruses
'G5orge Evans, the Honey Boy, will sing
and there will he many more interesting
acts.
Monroe. Mack and Lawrence. with their
sketch The Two Senators occupy the
place of honor in Hurdg d Seamon's pro-
graInme and there are many more enter
talners besides
To-nights entertainments include con-
oerts at the New York, American, Grand
Opera House. Hur.g 4 Seamon's, the New
Star Metropolis, Third Avenue, Dewey,
Gotham and the Eden Musee.
The Rentz-Santley Burlesquers entertain
this week at the Dewey.
At the Gotham besides the ajestio
Buresquers there ia vaudeville show be-
tween the acts.
The Oriental Dancers remain the great
attraction at Hubers Museum. The freaks
include three-legged boy. British Giant
and Americas latest girl.
New pictures are TO be shown this week
on the cinematograph at the Eden Musee.
One Of them shows what happens outside
the Flatiron Building on windy day
At o special matinee in the Empire next
THURSDAY afternoon students Of the Ameri-
can Academy of Dramatic Arts will give
the first English performance Of Biomson's
comedy, A Marriage. TO be followed by
a three act play from the German entitled
The Kings Comedians
The second matinee Of the Stanhope-
Whea tcroft Dramatic School for the sea son
of 1905 will be given at the Garrick Thea
tire on Friday. Four new plays will be
presented. A Bachelors Wife" by Alice
Yates Grant: THE Devils Wooing. by
Flo renee G. Ruthven; When The Wheels
Run Down by Maud NJ. Rogers, and The
Picture Hat by Llewellyn G. Humphreys.
Still more special matin6es will be given
at the Hudson Theatre on Tuesday and
Friday afternoons when Miss Margaret
Wych erly and her company will be seen
in plays by the Irish poet William Butler
Yeats.