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longtime stage employees. who is Ill and in
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volunteer performers are Halien end Hart.
Laura Bqri Lizzie Derions palg. Harry Pop
Moreapa she connsy Fsie
McWade. Lotto Gllson. Addic Cora Reed. John
Hart; Robert FL Fischsr Frank Marion, LsHis hs
% empioyses Of tho burned Fifth Avenue are ar.
FePsHS Feb. ''' 'un'A' n'Sn' Ut '"' ''AA'"'' Oh
Hermann continues his charminRy mixed
bill OF novel things in Illusions, jugglery dane
Ing muse Q. and the mystical art generally. The
pretty, little play house has not bosn a BIT dis
audionses crown smaller Thess VIII Be-, no ip
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Sure signs Of q Harrgan success arc nu.
merous these nights, inside and outside the
pretty new play house. Within the theatre
there Is always q crowded audience. and plau-
sRa be has aSnn
touched the public pulse: outside the theatre
there Is no end OF ticket speculation-ap evil
Winter % s Than ei before. but still Is not deinnc.
The Mansfield season at the Garden Theatre
will end In three weeks. after all. There was
at first hope on the part OF Mansfeld's man
ager that Beau Brummell" might have
much longer engagement In town. Ithas drawn
fairly large audiences since It's return and has
with ease renewed it's artistic success OF last
year: but anv plans for its continuance at the
GaIaen eoyona the mopih er!sin9l!y assisnei
yo In hs sssaSh Ss H.nrs
and the French trasediehne will make her
Is the result of q weeks hard work BY Abbey;
At frst there was q chance that the Star would
oenraqts 90 inroived IL that plan Was TOO com
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Coauelin, viii be her leading a;tor; The com: com:
engagement will last siS weeks. and the Paris
scenery and costumes will be shown.
"Ganelon." the showy tragedy at the Broad
way, with Lawrence Barrett's virile acting In
the title role. has gained public favor enough
to justify its continuance several weeks. Save
for change at the Saturday matinees, Youngs
romantic play may hold the Brosdway,s stage
Minna Gale in Much Ado, ABOUT Nothins;,,
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Barrett onsS Later Ths
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Two souvenir nights well worth commemo-
rating are at hand. One Is at the Casno the
other at Prootor's. At the Twenty third street
| theatre Men and Women" will be acted for
the Tooth consecutive time tomorrow night.
| This substantial success is essentially one OF
native glory. American authors actors and
Managers taking par. IN t. Il ousht to be an
transp sparencies in silver, frames. the design
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the close OF the third ACT, The picture shows
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Home" The Casino has o souvenir perform:
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the opera has more @ than fulfilled al hopes and
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Tooth time week from tomorrow night. and.
aside from the souvenirs, there will be some
| fresh sonGs
An end TO the merry episodes In "A Texas
Steer will come with this weeks performances
at the Buou. The Hoyt farce has lasted long
and we'll. and 1. has been Of distinct value in
developing tho ability. as character actor. Of
Tim Murphy. who Is sure to be frequent
6gure In newer plays from Hoyt's pen. Next
week will find Nat Goodwin on the Bhou's
stage. He has not trod those boards since the
days Of his earn est but futile endoevors In the
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adapted 1t. At the Bjou it may last several
months.
After the clever Llliputians leave tho new
Park. at the close OF this week (" The Pupil in
Magic continuing until their departure). that
centrally located and now important combtna-
ton theatre will have a series OF new offerings.
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nave lbo Hr6g new IOrk peElOFudnCo UtlnSlnS
before public which nsed to Ike. him that
htmble and neyeg:tirinE l0w comedian James
Nally the proS sna naustFloa; Bofn5onisn
e Rsvcls." and other merry things
Niblo's Is filed nightly with an audience that
evinoes great satisfaction with the conduc: OF
THE Babes In the Wood" rs we'll rs the
frtsky department OF tho score Of nurse maids.
the little clown and his associates s-pantaloon.
columbine. and harlequin. The production Is
unusually interesting In many respects. Be-
sides being the first OF the English pieces Of It's
character that has been brought from the
other side 1t Is filled with strangely gorgeous
novelties in the way Of vast paaeants. maRnih-
cent SO oel cry and amusing character contrasts.
humorous adaptation OF the legend. Inc work
has been favored with many l9calisms. and
serves its purpose admirably. Tho show on:
ters upon tts third week to.morrow night, and
Us fine kaleidoscopic 4nalites vii very likely
Noahs Ark" new melodrama which prom
ises to introduce novel stage effects and q re-
markably long cast will be the su cceeding