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manning portion Of the east are to be
found other favoritcs. The entire Bad
Boy company is better than ever, and
/ IFS well worth seeing
| Manager Dockstndcr's list Of attrac.
/ tons for this week is headed hy Miss
| May Wentworth and her excellent com
/ pnIy in Il new sketch entitled "a WO-
! mans Dilemma There are a half do
{! zcll people III the cast, and it is need
! less to Say that the act Is extremely en-
i tertnining. Miss Wentworth is SO we'll
/ known that it il almost supcrlluo,ls to
! say much about her The European
| rnntomimists and dancers, The Monto-
Myro Troupe, presenting "The Garden
l Cafe introducing II number Of pretty
girls, good comedians and elaborate cos
| Tunes, are Il decided feature Of the bin.
! The act is entirely new here. Dan Grncy
and Ada Burncttc, late stars Of a Hot
/ Old Time Co" in Il speciality of their
own, contribute an act that is full Of
i fun Nano and Anvo will present an act
that has created somewhat Of Il sensation
! in the larger cities. They are '.hand-
4 cuff wizards" and il is stated that the
best ltandcuilS made do not hold them but
few seconds ut time. Nnno told tn"
"liiccrs in Brooklyn police court the
other lay that they could not keep him
handculfrd, and when the officers tried
the wizard kept his word. Theirs is
doubtless the most clever bit of work
along this line that has vet been seen
"hNwhrrr. Charles Merritt and May Boz
ella iii one Of Frank Kcnnedy's comedy
sketches entitled Her Fifth Husbands
Tho Great Richards, in il speciality
which keeps his audience guessing; Miss
Wncfrcd Stewart, the phenomenal bari
tone, and short ana Edwards, in i
cl"vcr blackface speciality, are all on
llockStadcr's pay-roll for this week,
1t the Wilmington Theatre the last
thre" nights of the coming week The
realistic play "a Guilty Mother" will be
presented.
Andrew Mack's new play. tom
Moore" which was written for him hy
Theodore Burt Snyre, will have its first
local hearing at the Grand Opera House
tonight. The management expect that
this ucw Irish play will he as loyalty 10
c"vcd rs WAS the Irish poet for whom
il Is named. Andrew Mack. since he he-
gan starring in Ilihcrnian roles. has tried
I" get play where the hero was not "a
Door, ignorant Irish lad, yorr honor
or all the chnIa ictcrs in Irish history
non" pleased his fancy more than ''rom
| Moore.
Tho Girl From MaXm's one of tho
funniest fnrceS that ever came fron
Paris. will be presented nj the Grand
Opera House tomorrow night. Ii comes
with the multiple prestige Of lo1rr ANA
Successful runs in New York, Boston
Philadelphia and Chicago. and It was ID
! well thought Of by Pari$ianS. who nlr
the best Judges of farce in the world
that they kept the Nouvantcs Theatre
Paris. where it played crowded t. The
: doors for three years. The farce is by
George FrNdeau, and the original pidu,
amt flavor and lively character Of his
work has been presented In the English
version nf the piece. 1t tells Of Il stald
Young gentlcman'S lapse from grace and
presents him in Il series of upronrious al.
ventures which are the consequence oi
: His rash act.
With Owen Davis new musical com.
rdy, "Circus Day" which comes to tho
~ t'lhl PIl'IH IlbHSt H'AI nUFStlilN .llII
Friday nights. are many wcllknown ac
tors of the highest position on the vaudr.
I vllr stage Williams and Adams. Maud,
: Meredith, Harry skunk, Smith Doty auI
, Zoe. Martinrtti and Sutherland. Grorgt
: L. Nichols. Mitchell sisters ana Eranb
, MrNiSh are all wcll-known in their re
: Sprctivr lines. The chorus numbers .;
t girls and the company carries Il compct,
/, scenic and electrical outfit.
!, "Tp New York State" new rusti,
drama by Davis Higgins and Gcorgl,
Waldron will be presented at the popular
Park trratrr, Phila.. this week. The new
Z play has Just closed n run in New York
Z at the 14th Street Theatre, where il
!, made one Of the strongest succcssc,
. known in recent years. 1t will be givel
: here with Mr.. Higgins and Miss Wal
G J dfon, as the stars and tho original Nau