The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-10

New Workers. at the Herald Square CON
tinues unabated. Mr.. DAILY has wisely
added a very funny dance 10 his spoken
grotesquery.
farewell at the Bijou Is a delight not wholly
free from regret. II means that New
York will not get q view Of May Irwin.
Still, Mr.. Warfeld and THE Auctloneer'
are full Of fun. and their continuance here
IL proof OF how much we want them. The
present idea is that he will stay until the
second week in January, when Amehs
Bingham will bring her stock company
back In some new play.
Annie Russell has been 40 cordially re-
ceived on her return to the Lyceum and
so much interest seems to still exist In "A
Royal Family that she makes no announce
ment of the production Of a new play.
Mrs. ". @, Jones is adequately filing the
role of the Queen Douoger, which illness
prevents Mrs. G.. II. Gilbert from acting.
James T. Powers has introduced a new
| negro song In the last act Of The Messenger
Boy and IL Is said TO have been written
by himself. 1t Is a fairly pleasing air and
serves TO introduce an excellent dance by
Mr.. Powers and Rachel Booth. Some other
new songs are in preparation for the musical
farce, which. Mr.. Frohman says, will stay
until late in December.
John Drew continues to prosper in The
Second in Command at the Empire, where
he will remain until the last week in De-
cember, giving place then to Charles Froh-
mans toe company, which will start its
season with Henry v. Esmond's comedy
Of THE Wilderness, which George Alex
! ander produced in London last season.
Author Edmond is on his way to this country
TO attend rehearsals.
Charles Hawtroy will stay at the Garrick
until April. That means he will play In no
American city but New York this year. as
he Is booked 70 reappear in London during
KING Edwards coronation. Mr.. Hawtrsy
will return to us next fall. starting mis- en-
gagement with some play unfamiliar 10 us,
perhaps The Man from Blankley's.' The
Fears lest "A Message from Mars" would
be too English for us were groundless.
james x. Hackett Will end HIS long en-
| gagement in Don Caesars Return" at
Wallack's on Saturday evening, whom he
will have appeared in IL over two months
and a half. He will use il on his tour, and
also a new romantic drama by edward T.
Rose. Augustus Thomas's latest drama,
Colorado" will succeed the old Spanish
| romance at Wallack's.
+ NJ. Holland seems TO have settled
down at the Savoy with the purpose OF
keeping Henry Miller out. People who
| read "Eben Holden" want to see II on the
stage, and it il not likely that many Of them
are disappointed in Mr.. Hollands imper-
sonation. When Mr.. Holland does quit the
Savoy Mr.. Miller will take his place in
-D'Arcy of the Guards."
Anna Held has supplemented her col
lection of beautiful gowns in The Little
| Duchess" with a youths suit. She inn
| personates a newsboy and sings Pretty
Mollie Shannon" which has a catchy Bowery
swing in its tune. She and her numerous
pretty women are as interesting TO female
| spectators because Of their raiment as they
are to the men on account OF themselves.
Tomorrow evening ARIZONA will start
it's last week at the Academy of Music.
having completed eight months in New
York within a year and a half. II has
established itself as a virile and engrosslng
American drama. fully deserving It's sue
cess with all sorts OF people. The next
play at the Academy will be " Way Down
East" in an expanded production TO fill
the big stage.
The eirI OF the pink pajamas and the more
fpmininelv dressed beauties OF The Liberty
Bellies are still cavorting on tho stage OF
the Madison Square in innocent and at,
~tractive revelry The piano playing and
dainty inging by Augusta Close, the imita-
tions by Eta Butler. the sweet personality
Of Sandol Mllliken and the beauty OF tho
| less important girls are ar potent AZ ever.
on Tuesday evening s~flor3dSra Will
Elsie de Wolfe and her excellent COM
| pany ave started well in The Way OF
The World AZ the Victoria. They have
been strong enough to Immediately i'm
| press upon the public mind the change
Of diversion from burlesqueto society drama
a. this theatre.
New York has not wasted any time in
discovering the magnitude and beauty
IT The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast"
Undoubtedly it, time AT the Broadway
will h. long
The new hurlesque AZ Weber 4 Fields's
and the improvements in the old first part
MAKE. a largely new entertainment
Minnie MadderH Fiske still holds hack
the Dpcuing date 81 The Iuwclcome Mrs.
Hatch" a, the Manhattan, probably ir-
cause 81 David BelascO's LAIN that II be-
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