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thought Of. and he may conclude to postpone
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TIM. New 70 hs IS vsnSre setSa ri Franz sns
w. Sanger lends his name as sponsor, which s
ffnaI fdI. cast Frank MofdsuHtw viii person sts ~:
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ida, Potter, the loyable daughter: and other
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Ee6earsais. fssre viii Be- six weeks oi Mr..
Nlblo's capital spectacle. Babes in the
Wood" is in Its last nights. A worthier show
of It's type has not been In town in years.
! "Noah's Ark" q local play by the veteran
fret time on any stage. There viii be actors OF
note. specialists who come high. sppernumer-
and realistic scenes enough in this piece to 1t
out trio OF ordinary melodramas.
Winter lectures and readings on theatre
stages are not losing fashionable favor. appar.
emily. Woollctt at the Madison Square and
Stoddard at Days are old and clever friends.
who VIII soon ,ooT Some before us again; Three
been arranged al DAILY 8, running from Feb.
~ to March II. each courss occupying two
afternoons OF the week. WoollettB annual
% eensnce ,saae on Peb With T6. isys An. An
client Rome" "a and othsr poems Monday after.
shsss and q
entertainments.
Jacobs's theatres. tho Third Avenue and tho
Hoboken playhouse. have melodramas this
week. The city theatre is sure OF generous and
enthusiastic s.nt audiences. M because . Money Mad" !"
the chang0 OF Dill Ia essentially an east.sld
| triumph. ItR 6fYeCtiv0 RcenerV md mAChan-
isms, the honesty OF its sentiment. and the
2, W acting wiz nSs
eSenns es eoy wv Witch aso con
nrS beatos viii Ss Gwen
There is no week in city theatricas without
ita tank drama. The Grand Opera House has
this this week ip the iamiliar but s, enaaurnbs a.
company have been In town 80 often this tea-
Ssrk. | sss shsFs + :.lI VI sent|aasses 4 paSi!s
fnyot for the play and the L PLAYERS Tho west
sYva nG' d9psSns xtS Kate
Claxton and Kitty Blanchard Rankin III their
Eflle Ellsler will mako an interesting test Of
her admirers fidelity this week. She is to
bring forth from Its retirement Of four or i've
years Hazel Kirke."the medium of her best
nsrSsd It's ssrss historv % T6e eS's ye,eFan nas
York. will again play Dtnsian Kirke. the iron
willed miller; Frank Weston Miss Ellsiers
ssG e an f It Gns Ths1s nosHs liz
week at the Peoples.
"A Midnight Bell" one OF Hoyt's best liked
comedies. will have it's first Bowery hearing
tomorrow night at the:Windsor. George Rich
ards. thoroughly unctMous comedian. is still
impersonattng Deacon TTdd. ana Eugene Can
IN their original ries Fanny Mefn
tyre is the new Schoolma'am SINCE graceful
not as viii have @ m ss and sS Rsek xhe
1t seems that the jokes about matronliness
in ballets are not unfounded. troupe now
engaged in q city theatre actually contains
three members whose relationship are those
Of grandmother. mother, and daughter. The
the sight Of these three Gracee. The grand
mother is year or two under nifty. and a
lines OF age can readily be smoothed over with
the chalk and rouge Of imitation youth. She
The mother is thirty and the granddaughter
only fourteen: There is strong family resem
The
size and shane. One OF their contributions to
the ep@tsrtanment @ Is q skirt dance; and IN the
play bill they are declared to be sisters. 1t may
Kick higher than either Of her descendsnts 'AA
Amid the hurly- burly OF metropolitan exist
ence there Is a soothing and refreshing mag
netism In the quistness and simplicity OF the
rural drama. The steady and substantial sue
cess Of the citys trio Of bucolio plays fully ex-
empliles this sentiment At the Fourteenth
Street Blue Jeans" with its fine life-like rep
resentations OF village happenings in Indiana.
Is bss with sn lime Of il %
Of Manaeer.Apthor Hrthpr's latest work
have made 1t necessary that Blue Jeanss .tenss
shall cease Its OCCUPANCY of this house on Feb.
standing room Is scarce every night. The or
cchestra now occupies space IN the gallery.
ns IT, ea E%er with sea nauia the Bur, has has
been scssptab!y playlpg tho role q Il The 3 adyen-
M sefn Stree. ps
sentinR her repertory OF familiar pieces. be-
Square Tho County Fair is winning its usua
CESS can look forward with ths Utmost contsnt-
ment TO his summer rest The comedy is per.
con w!n ss ev M . o o
ssua whsonp IN E sd as
companyns incidents will bs portrayed yith
the same perfection in detail as OF yOre. In q
couple Of months or 30 Uncle Joshua will bid
farewell to the city.
The frolicsome Spanish dancer. 0tero is still
a favorlte at the Eden Musee. where varied
amusement Is furnished by tho japanese Jug
gers hungarian band the chess automaton.
the wax ngures. and other permanent features
In the Nero" burles1ue at Roster Il Biars
Camille do Mai now has the title role. Miss
do Mai Is said. TO be the possessor, OF rich.
sweet voice. fair face; and captivating meth
ods CarmsncitH is still there. and specialties
will be furnished this week In plenty.
Prof. Hermann will add several novelties to
his entertainment In mystery and JuRglery at
his theatre on Broadway this week. His latest
visual trick, THE Slave Girls Dream" has
met with pronounced favor, and, IKE "stEo.
wizard will remain in town until the latter part
OF February. when Charles FrohmRn will take
possession OF this house for the production o.
comedies. "All the Comforts OF Home" will
be the first.
There is novelty In the additions to PASTORS
for alY ho ALI aio