The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
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panu character she "A 70 appear at the
puD In February, will revive A You
Like It at the Academy Of Music In Brook
Iyn Tomorrow. The Julia Arthur scenery
Will be used, and Henry Woodruff, John
Malone, Lottie Alter, William Herbert
and Adele Block will be In the cast. Mis-
tress Nell will be acted at the other per-
formances of the week.
The late Charles ii. Hoyt's farce Of a
Brass Monkey will be revived at the Muir
ray Hill. William Bramwell, Alice John
son, Laura Hope Crews and others of the
stock company will a part. and Henry
V. Donnelly will reappear
The Brooklyn section of tho Greenwall
company will give Around the World in
that was made for last weeks perform
ances of the famous Jules Verne tale at the
American.
Three of the Proctor theatres will give
entertainments combining drama with
vaudeville. In Harlem the farce Of
A Bachelors Honeymoon" will have Hud-
son Liston, II. s. Corthell, William Gerald.
Mabel Montgomery, Pearl Evclyne and
Bessie Lea Listina as its leading actors.
Ashley Miller. Ethel Browning and Adelina
vile will be supplied by Emmy's trained
foN terriers, Loney Haskell, Josephine
Ainslee and James Richmond Glenroy.
The melodrama of -The Still Alarm" will
stay at the Fifth Avenue another week, but
changes in the between-acts vaudeville
will be made. Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Barry
will act in Mrs. Wilkins's Boy. "an special
ties will be- given by Fields and Ward the
carmen sisters, Rauschle, Ma ude Beall
Price and Collins and Hardt.
Proctor's in Flfty.eighth street will have
the DAILY farce of The Last Word" Before
IL and between its acts vaudeville will be
supplied by George W. Day, Bettina Gerard.
the Madcap trio and Hamlin and Hamlin.
The -Four Cohans will come TO the Me-
tropolis tomorrow for "A week of the joking
and singing of The Governors Son." Il
vaudeville farce by George NJ. Conan
Among the plays that stay are. as usual.
some that are near the end of their u n
The Messenger Boy" having lasted almost
five months at Days. will depart with its
merry headed by James I.
Powers, after Saturday night, giving place
to Daniel Frohman's stock company in
-Frocks and Frills,"
Maude Adams will end her eight weeks in
Quality Street at the Knickerbocker on
Saturday. The musical farce Of The
Toreador' will succeed the Barrie comedy.
Grace George will start her last fortnight
at the Republic tomorrow. Under South
ern Skies" will be succeeded by several
plays acted by Mrs. Patrick Campbell and
her London company.
Among the plays that will last four more
weeks in town is up York State which
has David Higgins and Georgia Waldorf
a. is chief actors at the Fourteenth Street.
Richard Mansfield will stay the same
length of time in town, continuing, accord
ing TO present plans, 10 act in -Beaucaire."
Lulu Chaser will be his successor at the
Herald Square.
May Irwin is among the actors with a
four weeks limit on her New York engage
ment. She will continue 20 appear in The
Widow Jones"
Three matinees OF The Sleeping Beauty
and the Beast" will be given al the Broad
way this week on "Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday 10 accommodate the crowds of
children and parents.
Anna Held's stay at the Casino will he
extended through February. The Little
Duchess" will, Of course, be the play during
all Of her engagement.
Virginia HRrned'S occupation Of the Gar
den will last about a month more. Her ex-
oellent acting has gone far in the success
Of Alice of Old Nncennes.'
Henry Miller starts his third week az the
Savoy. "D'Arcy of the Guards is a much
merrier play than Mr.. Miller has been in
tho habit of producing lately, though IL
does not lack serious interest.
Charles Hawtrey viii remain at the Gar
rick until April, his time being extended SO
that he may continue 10 lead Ills London
company in it, performance OF A Message
From Mars"
Annie Russell and the sympathetic
comedy OF "The Girl and the Judge" will
stay at the Lyccum the rest Of the season.
The run of "Florodora" may end in a
month, but that Is not certain. IL will
stay at the New York till il has been played
500 times In town, anyway.
Mrs. leslie Carter and "Du Barry" have
settled down for a long run az the Criterion.
Margaret Anglin and the other Empire
players may trust that The Wilderness"
will occupy the stage Of the home theatre
IA long while.
The New York Winter Garden retains
"The Supper Club" az III entertainment.
The continuous vaudeville theatres will
start their performance on New Years
Day Ia the morning, instead Of a. noon
A Tony Pastors the Bafu"-es, with =
J Groh aud their company. viii enact
Wanted an Aunt, a little comedy by
Paul Bau.', Tho other entertainers az
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Charles j Stluo aud olive Evans lu Wanted.
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