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Boehner will also be heard. Ambere's singing
forces will BIO drawn upon for the chorus.


east side. and they will be cordially welcomed
back, no doubt. Barry's idea Of Celtic humor
Is exaggerated. but It's very richness is helpful
to the performances. whicl, has All the noise iss,
and variety OF the ontemporaneous farce. with
ioeue and the character sketches; Fay's form
Cassie Fawcett. James f. Sullivan. and W. II.
sheehan are in the support. ~
Newark theatregoers will have their first
sight Of THE Witch" this week at Miners In
that city. Marie Hubert rohmann. who has
starred In this idyllic play for the past season.
ess s' Hr Work " s
r s its rare "a &c ad It's
Newark she Will surprise and entertain.
a. Camille D'Arvllle ilns come to us again. She
is recalled as the tall English woman who once
made Lillian Russell Jealous when the pair
were together in The Queens Mate" DAT
vile came back with her husband. who is one
OF the Wilson brothers. variety ucrobats. She
is to sing Maid Marian In Robin Hood" with
9s% sss rsad
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theatre is handy to Harvard Colisgs. to-:
to lave ended. Miss Purssell Is imposing. and
aaseaas 'n pay
Sss ias elsfy Of
Wiz whY sns Rs s sas q s Spf ss yons SS
SISns II ISndonr, has ceased e TEMPT 'q.s
star out, q Cora. Tanner. SINCE then Il has
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late is taking an enforced rest Her starring
ws Fins r snS pseesIfH Vii h e
T Ss3as r,ssE for Ame tSs rssDn9
Sss Is ssar HsSiIl s%Es ali Wiz winter e
prespered since oliver s Byron gave up Starring
IN sSs; %s; s5S YIss SsEs
fS Mis- sssS
sompany went to the bow.wows in Minheapo-
xee Time Was i Mhfp HsyerE used to
eha mans i l. is s en- M HsSer s
had nothing to dc, with this show. however.
He is trying to make fortune with Billy En-,
Wili enter Xugustln Days company. Mckee
sSo9t toa GENE y Mfs1
Wb TT0 ssns
bound. Sadie stringham. who wsst the Aunt
ABBY was acceptable As to the rest netting
performancas. Eesrybody owed de everybody else
hi
ou se Rw sbes Z Rs fa Es oa
he will come in at the end Of this week. The
sss neSs Will singing
No doubt can be expressed as to the future
of "A Trip to Chinatown" at Hoyt's Madison
Square. Tho theatre has been crowded since
the first performance. Laughter and plaudits
are hearty and numerous. In every way the
merry skit has won it's down lsures hon
who Is the hypoohondriac in the farce. is a
young actor. but a promising one. He comes
dene at P sou a f Gna e M
ored Of church music, ard that led him by easy
lance s % Slisheis are sisters q Tom WI. and
h dss1ssfg H Hos msSs
rial. He is Immensely clever. too.
Francis Wilson's company have started tho
rehearsals Of an opera to succeed 1.-The Merry
Monarch" and the new work. which is called
1.-THE Lion Tanner" will probably be heard
WroFs It's sf = by shHd
Of ths III
Barker. the severe but artistic stage director.
nsts Merry shesd
pass unnottced.
In fortnight Henry E. Dixey will close his
engagement at Herrmanns. taking The Man
With Hundred Heads" and The Solicitor"
of for road trip. The graceful comedian Is
a stanch favorite out OF town. and 1t is not |
likely that his friends will desert him on his
Be- ay a
Comedy. called "The junior Partner" The |
chief actor IN It will be young man. nan; a. Light
not YET been engaged. There viii Dsa Charles
Frohman cast
La Ci2ale's" course is smooth enough. |
The Gardens audiences are always large and |
handsome: applause for the pretty music and |
the notable singers is plentiful: the rich Co.'S
gorgeous accessories are factors in produce
ton that is remarkable for Its responsiveness
the TN
WIN last all wints, Lillian Russell Is ~ es-
This is the last week of Waltz the audacious
Partisan singer and dancer. at the Eden Musee.
The Chiarini pantomimists are also giving
their last performances. Additions have been
made to the extensive waxwork collection.
Novelty Is the watchword at Pastors now
adays. New variety performers are brought
forward each week. and there seems no end to
the debuts by foreigners. The Wilson Broth
srs q pair Of clever and famous. acrobats. will
make their first bow In many years before an
American audience tomorrow night. Pastors
clientele. Maggie Cline remains a star feature
of course. Others on the programme this
week are Hose Julian. q, plump and graceful
George Beauc q recently I'm;
and dancer: O'Brlen and Redling. general fun
makers, and Nellio, L!ngard. pretty and
agreeable English vocalist who lately arrived
rere With her hHsb9nd George Bequchamp;
verses In his usual rolicking way
1t is now thought that " Reilly and tho 400"
It Harriean's will last oil winter. The piano.
'amic phases OF coarse but comic metropoli-
an life shown In this play never fail OF full ap-