The sun., 1901-10-06

a Chance Ambassador has been In
definitely postponed.
A -,Ics---- tla' j. positive and evidently
lasting has heen achieved 10y The Mer-
-enger Boy Almost anything pnoducesi
at ~ fashionable a theatre n DAYS would
draw largo audicD~e~ for n fortnight, hut
this Ga'r'y farce ha, passed that first boom
without sny dsrrcase ~ prosperity
The BiJou has - nuinero'is following
80 help a play at it, start, but David War
fields reception has gone far bsvond that
He has - many admirers IN New YORK
that they would have flled the house until
now, had not outsiders. hearing Of the
exccllcnc, Of Mr. Wsrhcld'- acting and
Of The Auciiourer. helped ih"m IN starting
Mr. Belasco'- new star brilliantly
new star who brought fully stars
snare oi popularity 10 help him ~ his ven
turr l. Milkam favetSham. He had a
big New York reputation and following
before his nam" wa printed IN big letters /:
lie continues a. the hero ot n ROYAL
Rival" al the Criterion.
John Drew j. among the actors who
are sritled In town for long time Ac-
counts frnm London were not too enihusi-
a-tic a. TO The Second In Command
nor too highly coor-d our playso-r-
have again -lIown their appreciation OF
a good thing a. the Empire
J II StOddart j. another actor whose
metropolitan engagement - indefinite
The Bonnie Bfier Bush diyerts the same
people who likcd jaime A Herne'- rural
plays. ~id Mr. S'odslar's acting H. highly
conlinendable in the same school a. NJ
Herne's lie will stay al the Republic a
good while longer
The lasting quality Of Arizona II re-
narkable II ran four months a. he Herald
Square last year aud l. ~ its second month
al the Academy Of Music. No date has
Around the World In fighty Days Is
waiting it, turn az the Academy. but -Ari-
zona seems likely 10 last a month longer
Louis Mann. Clara Lpman and the Savoy
Theatre, all turned serious. are "a popular
in their new line a. IN their old DAYS OF
frivolity TIE playhou~- il more ~ a.
It's status hefOre was rather doubtful, but
j. not at all now under the frohmsn re
habilitatiop When The He'd kloof-
ceas.s To attract Charles frohmsn will
make some productions. including La
Niene.- last seasons bigges' success Ia
PARIS. and Sweet and Twenty from
London vogue
John T. kellerd has shown himself wo rthy
Of prominent place among actor -mfnager-
by his acting in and production OF The
remains at the Fourteenth Street.
The pretty girls ia the pretty play OF
The liberty R@lles' have come into popu
larity hand in hand st the Madison squar,
and will stay there a long while
The extravaganza OF The Kings tar-
York Tomorrow -Fiorodors- Will fol-
low N
The company al the Manhattan continues
10 Use Miranda of the Balcony
A. usual a complete Monday change
OF bill will b- made at Tony Pastors Reno
and Richards head H. and the Broadway
Trio In In the Stars Dressing Room get
second place Others are 10. and Nellie
Doner In The Eighth Avenue Kid and
His Steady Julian Rose and J. Knox
Gavin and Jennie Plat.
Gertrude HAYNES and her Choir Celes-
tial- head the BROOKLYN Orpheum's bill.
Mary Norman and viii VI Cressy.s are other
entert lner-
Hurtig A Seaman will have the Pony
Ballet Williams and Tucker. Josephine
ssbel. Midgley and Carlisle and the Todd
Judge Family
The Keith bill 10 headed by a Girl Of
Egypt. comedy In one act by Theodor"
NJ Bro wn and new 70 New York Paul
CinqI.valli remains there. and Katherine
Bloodsood will share individual honots
with him The three Dumonds. Baker
and Leeds. the three Rosebuds and Hard
ing and All Sid are some Of the others
The new national wal groups at the Eden
Music divide attention with the CO oncerts
and mo wing pictures.
A. the Dewey Hayes and Lyttons oom-
pany viii appear In A Wise Guy