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unitf to tau actual command ofhi 1hro is mi ancIent and mossci veiid tradition that If Mr hadrvr to deal with hi stars on thatrair ih would hi vis refused lo under-hi mitiag insnt again In nil probabilityif lie liml niacin any sudden attempt tociatigt lilt system lie would have had II

Kr ii lent of iroubbHut may it not be possible for a new

inrinijer to outer with a new system andtarry it on without grave difficulty It isworth trying One thing is very certainInlcss Orau suddenly recovers hishealth and finds capital for tho construct-ion of a new opera house Mr Conrled willliavo no opposition in the operatic fieldThat being tho case ho might well say toany liiRer who threatened rebellious con-

duct You cant sing In America any moroIt is rather likely that such a threat wouldhave tome weight for all these singers getmorn money here than they do In Europeand they are always willing to come back

Dasplte tho litter failure of tho IgnoranticribblerR of the American pressto discernthe greatness of Albert Alvarez tho darlingof tim Paris Grand Opera and despite thoblind Infatuation of the public for otherinKors and its stupid refusal to pour dol-

lars into the box office on the nights whenho sJnR tie came back to tho United Statesihis Mason and contentedly pocketed thohuge honorarium which ho never earned

When all is wild tho future of opera-in New York under Mr Conned in uncer-tain Ho has built up for himself a

UK a man of artistic taste The performanws given at tho Irving Place Theatreare among the best in New York and Insome respects they are better than thosegiven elsewhere But opera IHnot dramaThe methods ore not the same and thehabits of the people engaged in it are diffprent Mr Conried has yet to learn theseWhen ho hRS done so he may accomplishmuch

Ono thing is beyond doubt This publichas the opera habit It regards an opera

as an aesthetic necessity If thoopera is mediocre It will have support Ifit is good it will have warm approval Itwould require a considerable amount ofoutright ingenuity on the part of Mr Conrixl to make a complete failure of his firstseason J HENDERSON

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Ornament of lx ng tinfrom the Chicago Tribute

Tho revival of oldfashioned Jewolrr Is-

M cwt as to make women mourn for anyheirlooms lint they have ever parted withA peuduut of Whltby jetbousht other day hy Mrs H 0 Stonetr H the facsimile of those worn thirtyyear and nn Importer of this kind ofi w lry says that it Is one of tho standardMiapcs i Jet of which there nre few on acrunt of difficulties of working the materialA ho toys they have been molting them InWliltby ever flnoe thc Romans first visitedtnitland und sent them home forit

earrings-it Pretty certain that nothing In n Jewelry

boT I too old fashioned to one back againTho rro s is also a Jet perennial and crosses

nf all kind become fashionable every time-th rn l u jet epoch

it Will the black beads or the popularity of ecclesiastical things that startedthe f liion lately It Is certain that thorliaro b en sUpplied In from theold iewi box There aro hardly any to bofound even now In the Jewelry stores except

little ones of plain gold and silver whichare always given as confirmation presentsFor once Instead of setting the fashion Inmen thine tho jeweller ems to hews beenlikpn unrinares and Is only retrrnttlnr thatli cannot iipply the demand which has

a new Impetus since Du Barry and theTOS worn by Mrs Carter

Of lnt the ecclesiastical crosses have beenrcroichH upon find that of the bishopliiinelf has hen appropriated for a secularn Klcr At the church stores even rosariesrr rrufjiixes In materials which tinder thefirommtanceb mlcht be described us jforSOn have been bought for iiiirelv decornt l irposp-

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I Even on late as the tat of May there arestill some now offered to thetheatregoers of New York and three ofthem will he presented tomorrow night-at tho Savoy Dalys and the Qarrlok Joceph Jefferrton begins lila annual engage-ment this time nt the Harlem Opera House

Kara Kendall whoso quaintly cleverwork OH a monologue entertainer everybody remembers with pleasure will takethe plunge as a Broadway star at tho SavoyTheatre tomorrow night His play ThoVinegar Buyer was HUgge tcdby JamesWhltcomb Buoys Jap Miller and It hasachieved marked In the course of along tour of the West It will he a Joy tomot folks tn know that Ezra retains histall the least element of his fame

Another new star will seek recognition atDalyrt tomorrow night when Miss CecilSpooner presents herself in a fouractcomedy My Lady Peggy Comes to TownH Is a dramatization of Frances AytnarMathewss novel of tho same name MissSpooner Is already favorably known InBrooklyn an the leader of a stock company

Skipper Co Wall Street is the nameof a comedy which will bo shown for thefirst time at the Garrlck Theatre tomorrownight under the direction of Frank MoKosIts title Is to indicate perfectly the kindof New York life it is intended to portray-H J W Dam Is Its author and Maclyn-Arbnckle will ho its principal actor

David Warfleld comes back to New Yorktomorrow for a season of The Auctioneer-at the Victoria His Solomon Vcri aftertwo years of stage life is as fresh and humanand welcome as it was at the beginning

Seats are being sold four weeks aheadfor George Arllsas merry farce There andBack in which Charles E Evans andharms H Hopper are appearing at thePrincess In TheMan Who Stole the Caslle as a curtainrusher The short at 820arid the long one at 0 oclock

Thfi Earl of pawtucket will tw withus nt the Manhattan Theatre all summerManager Flke Is providing the house witha apparatus comfort of his

patrons

Charles Hawtreys season in A Messagefrom Mars at the Criterion will close onSaturday May in anti on the followingWednesday with sail fpr

Everyman thoold morality play beginsits last two weeks at the Garden Theatretomorrow It will come back for a tourof tho country next tall

Joseph Jefferson has an engagementlasting two weeks at the Harlem OperaHouse lie will play Rip Van Winkletomorrow ninlit and on Tuesday andThursday nights and at the Saturday matin e The Rivals on Wednesday andFriday and Tho Cricket on the Hearthand Lend Me Five Shillings on Saturdaynight

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Isabel Irving will be seen at the WestEnd Theatre this week as Virginia Carrelin Tho Crisis It is her first appearancein New York in this character pro-duction is under James K Hacketts man-

g ment

A fool and His Money have fallenupon prosperous times at the MadisonSquare If the popularity of the farcecontinues as Its managers have everyreason to expect It will bone of the cityssummer amusements

Grace Georges stay at the Horald Square-in Pretty Peggy will last till May 23

She will probably begin anotherment In same in September

David Belasco announces another specialmatinee performance of Tile Darling of theGods at the Belasco Theatre on Thursdayafternoon of this week

The Wizard of Oz will come to its 125thperformance at the Majestic on Wednes-day night and will mark tho occasion withsouvenir picture books

Mr Blue Beard has two weeks moreto run at the Knickerbocker Theatre Bythe end of that time it will have been seenby more than 200000 persons

Nanoy Brown will end its sea on atthe Bijou on May 10 Marie Cahill andher associates are still greeted by verylarge audiences

The Sultan of Sulu continues to testthe capacity of Wallaokt Theatre at everyperformance Col S voge expects to keep-

it there autumn when It will be followedby Peggy from Paris another operawritten by George Ade

The Prince of Pllsen has takenits place

at the Broadway Theatre among thopopular of the musical comedies

novel feature the of the Citieshas received the compliment of frequentimitation

King Dodo coming to the Grand OperaHouse tomorrow for a weeks visit will

make the third successful musical comedy-In York under Col Savages management The headed by thedroll Raymond Hitchcock

TWs Is the last week ol the season at MrConrleds Irving Place Theatre It willbo marked by the first presentation ofThe Geisha in German in New York

The Ferenczy Opera Company of Berlinwill sing opera willhave the title part

The Casino remains closed for anotherweek It will bo opened on MondayMay H for the production of Tho Runa-ways

Creston Clarke will join the Murray HillstoCk company this week to play In

Holt will Othelloand Laura Hope Crews Detdetnona

An ambitious production of Resurrec-

tion will be given by the companynt tho American Theatre with Jeewiline

Fourteenth Street Theatre audienceshave taken enthusiastically to theFour

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now announced that there will 1 no changeIn tho bill for the rest of the

The Suburban will leave the Academy-of Music nl the end of the present weekand will l d on Monday May Uby Frank Daniels in Mint

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Common speakers have one set ofIdeas and one set words to clothe themIn So It li with some pianoThere Is a scarcity of playerof music a master ofchoice

The following artists say It Is theonly Piano player worthy of nameAdrllna l lll Madam CalveIMIIUm Ion Fillll IriurErnest Van LlllUn oralea-Nrhuniamillrlnk t Inilrmlr lie Iachnmnnlean lirrarilr Febra Slrakmch-Chai Frill KmlrrC-ilnuaril lie llrttkr Kmlle ftaaretAnion V n lion Iii l1 Illtpham-Kdunril llunilil llaacrmien llmrh Vinv MarcelU MembrlchClarence Kditr llofmunnDavid Flrancan trnnk Van l cr-

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Old Homestead will be given at theMetropolis

The mutlcal farce called Happy Hooli-gan Is billedat the New

H A Du SouchetH admirable farce TheMan from Mexico will he given at ProctorsFifth Avenue Theatre this week J FrancisDooley tho coon comedian and

dancers aro among the vaude-ville folks who will

Barrows Lancaster andthe first on t ho at ProctorsTwentythird Street Theatre Their sketch

Jollier Presswill make lila last visit of the season to thishouse Crimmlns and lore will be seen ina new version of The Wild Sea Waves

Mixed Pickles a jolly farce will borevived at Proctors Street Theatrewith Frederick Bond and FlorenceIn the leading roles Anna faldwellsIng tell stories In tho vaudeville

of the entertainmentThe Fatal Wedding will be played at

Proctors StreetAmong the stars at Proctors Newark

1m Jessie Mae Hall and JamesA Klernan In The Opening Night theKlinore sisters In a new farcewith his Poster Old monologue

concerts as usual nt the ProctorIn New York

Cole and Johnson the colored comedianswill of their own composition-at Keiths this week AlLottie Moore also have a prcmlrent placeon the bill In their sketchPromise Yard and Curran will be FenIn Tho Terrible Judge Among the otherstars will bo Vancewho Southern and Burkestroupe of musical dogs

Crawford and Stanley will play an sinuslog sketch Involving a tramp a dudo and-a piano at Tony this week Thebill also offers Tohln musi-cians Fiskn and McRonough In BrockysTemptation the Pantzer Trio In

Amusement the Ansol troupe-of international lancers andWaynetho Messenger Boy and the Thespian

ioldln Illusionist who is assisted byMiss Jean Franslola Is coming to the Circlethis week Wilfred Clark and his companypresent In the Hlogranh and Way

a called The Ventriloquist andthe Dancing Doll Julius aern make his New York dibiit-CJoolmans dogs and cats are expected toplease the young folks

Mcintyre and Heath will appear at Hurtlg-ASeamonsMuslo Halljt his week In GeorgiaMinstrels The programme also promisesRyan Richfield in Mag Haggertys Fathertho Four Emperors of Music Morris Croninthe Daewfill singer tileDelmon sisters and Billeo v

Newman in the Innocent Maid trainMilwaukee

Tlie electrical theatre Is novelty-at the Eden Musee

The ChauputH and balancershead the bill at

Elsie has postponed her matineoperformance of of the Shrewat Theatre from May 7 toMay 12

Jacob Aaler the Hebrew tragedian-will his version of Shylock at the Ameri-can Theatre his engagement beginning-on May

Ther will Ixi an anniversary celebrationat the Actors Fund on Staten Islandnext Friday Members of the profession-and are invited

Antonio Melon will Hamlet inItalian at the Grand Theatre Grand andChrystie streets this week

Concerts will be given at theGrand Opera House the American Theatiethe Dewey Circle and Hurtig A Seamans

Burlesque at the Dewey allthe week

The Brooklyn TheatresMrs Langtry will her Brooklyn

engagement at the Montauk thiswill present MIle Mars

the comedy of part author

Rosalie Knott remains as the star at theColumbia Theatre this week She willimpersonate tho heroine In Lovers Laneone Fitchs most popular plays I

The Sorrows of Satan Is announcedat PavtonB Lee Avenue Theatre Una

Brinker has tho leading part

The stock company at Paytons FultonStreet Theatre present

Shenandoah Branson Howards greatwar drama is offered at he Gotham

Rose Melville goes to the Folly to fill aweeks engagement Sis Hopkins

Defending Her Honor a melodramaof the most approved type Is blued at theNovelty

Tho Grand Opera House presents At theOld Cross Roads popular

The Spooner stock at the Bijouwill play An

Bolivars Busy Day will entertain thepatrons of the Park Theatre

Thin Hanloiw having taken to vaudevillewill head the programme at tho Orpheumthis week with a pantomime called Phunny

too and Jessie Couthoui the clever monowoman Tho Great Alexius will do

his sensational bicycle act

star feature at Hyde Behmanx-LIzie B Raymond

and Mrs William In Counselthe Defence and Edith Helena the

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