The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-08

Hood. Annie O'Neill will return to the
stage in it's leading role, acted in London
by Elaine ferris, and W. II Thompson
will have a prominent part.
David Warfeld will leave New York at
the end OF the ensuing two weeks. His
departure from the Bijou is necessary,
because May Irwin will not stay away any
longer. He will. OF course. go with 'Ihe
Auctioneer" on a tour,
Across the street Colorado will end it's
stay on the same night, The Thomes
melodrama will give Wallack's stage 10
A Gentleman Of France, : Harriet ford,s
drsmatization OF STANLEY Weyman's novel
Kyrle Bellew will take the principal role.
Charles Dalton's term AT the Criterion
during which he will act only in The Helmet
OF Navarro" will end on the 2sth also. Mrs.
Leslie Carter will succeed him on the last
Monday Of this year in the leading role Of
"Du Barry" which she will undertake for
the first time publicly in Washington on
Tuesday next.
Maude Adams will be- the next star to
depart. Her engagement at the Knicker-
booker will end on the first Saturday In
January. During the four weeks between
now and then she will give her delightful
performance in Quality Street" On Jan
Q The T~oreador, a Gaiety musical farce,
will come TO the knickerbocker with Francis
Wilson. Christie Macdonald and Maude
Raymond conspicuous in its cast.
The London Gaiety play of The Mes
senger Boy will quit the night before the
new one from the same theatre comes 10
us. James i. Powers and his associates
at Days hold place next 10 the John Drew
company in the length Of their New York
engag cement. On Jan 6 Daniel Frohman's
company will come back 10 DAYS.. starting
in ~Notre Dame" 10y Victor Hugo and
Paul VI. Potter.
Grace George may b. the next leader
70 take her company away Her engage
ment az the Republic is AZ present scheduled
to end on Jan. II. with Mrs. Patrick Camp
bell 70 follow her. II is possible that the
English actress may be persuaded to act
elsewhere, 80 that the run Of Under South
ern Skies may be extended.
Perhaps the next change will be made
by Richard Mansfeid's departure from
the Herald Square, which will not occur
for seven weeks, during which he will play
in nothing but -Beaucair." Lulu Chaser
will be- his successor, with Dolly Nardon. y
Looking so far ahead il IL impossible
TO tell when other changes will he made
None has been announced A clear field
has been sci aside for The Sleeping Beauty
and the Beast at the Broad way. and the
Indications are that IL will III out the season
there. Fila Snyder, Harry Bulger, Charles
j. Ross and the other principals are good
enough To share Interest, with the wonder
full ballet displays.
Another pay that is booked for a long
run is A message from Mar" Charles
HawtTey's stay a. the Garriok cannot be
quite indefinite, r. he insists on appearing
! III IfIflOh W. 'Hf STU NIX ~ llf UNIV w wv
coronation ceremonies. II looks now rs
though Mr.. Frohrnan would cancel all OF
Mr.. fiawtrey's time in other American
cities 40 a. 20 keep him In New York as long
"a possible.
dora" il can stay in New York another
year. Time Il open for It al the New York
Theatre indefinitely.
Anna Held engagement at the Casino,
too, can last a. long as the public likes 10
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returning 10 the Casino. but its success has
not diminished, but rather increased. in
the larger theatre. Mis- Held and The
Little Duchess" are very popular.
Of course. Weber d FielGs's company will
stav 30 the end Of the season NJ their music
hail, but a new second cot will probably be
put on in a month or six weeks. The man
ager and librptti-t of the burlesque house
are simply waiting for something new that
gives good opportunities for travesty.
In the meantime "Hoi'y-Toity" and A
Message from Mars" with it, big cast.
including Weber, Fields, Russell, Temple
ton, Hopper and Bernard, make an uncom-
monty good entertain ent.
Annie Russell il settled for the wintcr ~
he Iyceum. whcro she and the excellent
company are giving a delightful ~Ierfoi-
nance or The Girl and the Judge.
Virginia Harmed will probably stav in
New DIRK during tho beat theatrical months
Of the year. Her performance in Alice of
bAl Nllt'fllil'N h'N ''|AA w ''AlAhl'h ~
The Garden.
The vaudeville houses are added 20 his
vark ~ two % the Proctor theatres re-
turning altogether Ia that style o. enter
iaiuucut A. the Twenty-third Street
Eva Williams md ia" Tucker heat the htil
i'm "Sklurv'g Flush Others There are
4 ~ Duncan. Fnv aud Clark in The Spring
Of Youth" Lavender and Tonison. James
Z. hmuud GIenruv, fumous, Emerson
and tumou-. Charles y M60d, ellison
and Perry anG Maud Bcall Price
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bin contains Iatrcs i Morton. John Gem
field aud Violet carleton. LATHE ard Pri'2-
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