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The new theatrical productions this w"el
| VIII 10 scattered through tho evenings Th'
change NJ Dalv'a will not br mi ade until FRIDAY
| aud Daniel Fruhman's stock company vii
continue unt then In The NAV ~ Forty
| The newer play may he confidently looked
| forward O. a. one ~ the successes ~ the sea
son. Surely anything from the pen o
| II. Z. Cartons likely 90 he above the average
| Bcsld"s. In the case of Lady IIuntworth',
| Experiment we ara assured by Londoner'
that u IL n fine exam le of Mr. Cartons craft
and 1t had a long and prosperous run there
| IL Il In the vein OF his recent Hight comedies
and has for its central figure a woman not
| unlike his Lddp Aioy and Mrs BulmO. This
! FREQ and easy sister of tho Lord and Lady
| Algy" and Wheels within Wheels" woman
Ia unhapp,ly married. and sho leaves her
husband. Being without money. she takes
refuge as cook In a country vicarage. That
she will be a charming person Is assured
by the fact that Hilda spong will imperso n
ate her. The other parts will be acted by
Cecilia LOTUS Mrs. Charles walcot. May
Robson. John Mason. Grant stewart. Jameson
Lee Finney William +. owen and william
,, Courtenay.
Another production to be made late In the
week will bo a new second act to Fiddle
decides" at Weber 4 Fieldss. After three
more nights OF use the burlesQus OF Arizona
Will be laid aside, and piece by Edgar Smith
will produce it and John Strombcrg has
written the music. 1t has no separate name.
Gat lI a contn9ation OF Fiddle, ,dee-dee." q
introducing brief travesties. De Wolf Hop
per and Fay, Temp eton will make fun, Of
John Hare and Irene vanbrugh In the boudoir
Russell. Joe Weber. Lon Fields David Var
held John Kelly. aud Charles Ross will assal
"A ROYAL Family" An incident will be a
Weber, Warlleld. Fields and three girls from
The chorus. The Management OF the music
haI announce that this is only holiday
by anew burl"sque
=, sarah Bernhardt will appear at the Garden
tins week In two Of her famous familiar char
aoters, ON Monday. Wednesday and SatIr-
dav nights and Wednesday afternoon she will
act the stormy heroine OF In Tosca," n
drama ORA that hlftorien sardog wrote for her.
ana u at EXHIBITS her melodranatic powers
az their best, A novelty in this will be Com
stant Co9Icn's first appearance in America
as the villainous Scdrpid. The other per-
formnnces Of the week at the Garden wifi be
OF La Dame aux Cameliss." Miss Bern
hardts representation Of the heroine OF this
considered by manv the greatest OF her roles.
Coquelln will be the elder DurdI. which he
PLAYED at the Knickerbocker some, years
DuriLg the last week >, Of the Bernhardt-
Coquelin engagement Hamlet" will be the
Pblay Win her 1i II the III" r2is and him as
Edward $ Willard will commence long
engagement at the Garden.
new scheme will be tried this week or,
rather. an old one will get another test. Frank
lin II. Sargent bel evrs that a theatre for
children might thrive N New York. He will
make a second effort with one at the Carnegie
lyceum, starting on Thursday. Only mat
i4ees -TSs WI T b" given The frs, rlay Is to bs
charles oI BarnaTd mid Mr. Sargent DeMs saws thHt Hd
only professional actors will be employed and
that The, productions will be as careful as If
p, Olga Nethersollee will spend this week at the
Harlem. Opera House with "Sapho, tbs
will be New York's last chance to see her this
will take her to san Francisco for the first
time. There she vii, play an extended en-
Of Wctsed hS5 wh9s ta
x oq Froq.% The second Mrs. ranqueriy'
rhe Donncilv stock company % r., revived Never
Again" last seas, so successfully that IT will
psS tAG pInny aSan nonrN thts TrGk Harry
Walter Allen. william Redmond and Charles
Waldron will act the sane character as before,
Laura Hop" Crews and Rose stuart will be
Wilson ,Bqrrett's melodrama Of The Silver
K1s Ti be IN the revival "a e. the AmeIican
Mary Hampton will be the heroine.
The comic ole,a of The ilGhwayman" will
smith wrote tho words cleverly and Reginald
do KOven's music is tunefuly good. A suit
able east IA promised.
II Grafton Dounclly's melodrama Of Tho
American Girl" will come to the Third Avcnu'.
An Indian melodrama. The Flaming
Arro,w." will spend the week at the star.
Go-Won-Go Mohawk will act the leading part.
4 popular m"lodrama, with famously
thrilling scene. Indicated in the title, Tho
Ladder of lllc, will be at the Metropolis.
Two-thirds of the Broadway theatres will
have changes of plays within the next month.
and most Of these shifts will be made within
a fortnight. only one more week remains
for Foxy Oui!lar| and its excellent com
pany headed by Jerome Sykes. on Christ
mas eve "A Royal Rogue" a comic opera.
will he produced. jefferson de Angels and
Josephine Hall will have the leading roles.
Farewell will be said to Lost River" at
tho Fourteenth Street. next Saturday nieht,
Mary Saunders has returned 20 her original
part In this inelodrama. II was on Christmas
bay last year that The Nillac" Postmaster"
was revived az the Fourteenth street and n
similar reproduction will be made a day
earlier this year.
There viii be q farewell at the Madison
Square Oh saturday. After celebrating with
souvenirs on Friday night the one hundredth
Performance Of Hodge Podgo Co. Peter
F. DALEY and the farce viii leave town lust
day George II. Broadhurst' farce Of The
House That Jack Built" viii be seen for
clever connections "a Annie Yeamans. Thomas
Wise and Jennie Neamans Will head.
The fourth production on Christmas eve
will he made NJ the Victoria. A single week
Is left for the Agoust family TO throw tables
and other more or less heavy furniture
about IN star and Garter Marie Cahill.
and otis Harlan viii be missed for their fun,
hut their places will probably he well filled
sinRly by Marie Dresser. Miss Print"
was written by George '. Hobart to 1T the
iovi1l comedicnne. and II Boston is any judge
of fun ho has done eNcellently.
tn" night before Christmas will be e1celled
duction- on New Years eve. Five changes
viii be mad" then. and Mt least three Of them
will be of the first importance nrtistically.
Tho departure Of John Drew with Richard
Carvcl" will clear the Empires stage for
Charles Frohman's stock COMPANY. Tho
first play Will be Mrs Danes Defence" by
Henry Arthur Jones The leading roles viii
ho acted by leSsie Millward. Margaret Ang in
and Charles Richman. a. William Faversham
will not I've sufficiently recovered from his
recent illness 10 reappear,
4 SHIFT OF two Of Americas favorite fore
most actresses will he made Mt the knlokor-
booker on ia" last night Of la1n Maude
Adams will give way tn Ada Rehan. The
', cites with rAslon'" Hiss Rehan HTI'G"a WiiI aot
NoH Gryn In sweet Nell Of Old Drllry,"
Paul Kesters comedy. in which julia Nelson
has made a recent London ~ucoe 2.
A third New Years evo change will bring
another popular American actress into the
metropolis. Viola Allen was away from
Broadway al last winter and so her appear-
ance AZ the Republic will bc donbly welcome.
After two moro weeks of The Sprightly
Romance Of Marsac." with Its excellcnt cast.