The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15

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theatres. Way Down East VIII stay
there a fortnight longer. and : tne LIZ
stage will be devoted to a revival OF Inc
Christian" with Edward j. Morgan and
Elsie Leslie In the leading roles.
Sadie Martinot could get only three
weeks at the Victoria during which 70 appear
she will be succeeded by otis okihher III
Francesca da Rimini, 49,
In about two weeks, although the date
has not been definitely set; a chahge WI
be made In the second act Of Weber Fields .
show: The burlesque OF a Message fT Thn
Girl and the Judge, In which Fay Templeton
will mimic Annie Russell and Lillian Russell;
Sam Bernard, Weber, Fields. De Wolf
Hopper and John 7. Kelly will have parts.
Among the actors who viii leave town
may be especially regretted is Maude
Adams. She will end her term In Quality
Street" at the Knickerbocker on Jan. 4,
and on the following Monday the theatre
will be devoted 10 sons and dance. Christie
Macdonald. Francis Wilson and a large
company will produce The loreaoor'
a LONDON Gaiety farce.
At Days on The same night Daniel Froh-
mans stock company will appear IN -Notre
Dame" a mclodrama by victor hugoa ana
Paul NJ Potter; In the meantime llhe
weeks Of its long run. James T. Powers
has about the best part OF his career III
his play, and is as funny as his reputation
makes one expect.
Grace George has been unable TO ex-
tend her time at the Republic, and therefore
must depart in four weeks, Under South
ern Skies will. OF course, be the play dur
ing the remaining time. Mrs Patrick
Campbell will follow, starting In Suder-
mann's -Magda.' and acting also in The
Second Mrs. Tanqueray'' the FIRST week
A successor to Anna Held at the Casino
has been selected, but no date for her
departure has been set. The various
changes made from time to time in The
Little Duchess" have improved u When
it does go Miss Simplicity will a its
place, with Frank Daniels as It's principal
unmaker.
Nothing new can be said Of The Sleep
ing Beauty and the Beast 1t is so well
liked that enough people want to see II
to often crowd the big Broadway Theatre.
On Christmas Eve Klaw a Erlanger will give
a Christmas-tree party for the children
employed In the extravaganza
Two new songs have been added TO 'Floro-
DORA" which continues to prosper at the
New York. Both are sun by Helen Red
mond. and one is az good in tune as any
thing in Leslie Stuart's fine score.
Charles Hawtrey has taken his place as
'nf Slhln Mai dOtol " hbhuN' a ItaN ~ NhN
Garrick that became lastlngly. popular
The unusual prosperity Of this theatre
started six seasons ago, with WilliamGillette
In Secret Service, after which Maude
Adams played a whole season there in
The Little Minister and was succeeded
was triumphant in "Zaza.- after which
Gillette eclipsed his former success in "Sher-
lock Holmes" and finally Ethel Barrymore
filed the house for months and months In
Captain Jinks.- Mr.. Hawtrey has q hard
record 70 equal.
Richard Mansfield has more than a month
TO stay at the Herald Square. and during
that time will appeal only In -Beaucaire. y
He has abandoned all idea Of producing
Stephen Phillips tragedy of "Herod'
this season, and l. il posSibie that he VIII
never stage it. When Mr. Mansfield leaves
tho Herald Square on Jan. IS he will be
succeeded by Lulu GlaSer in n new comic
opera called Dolly Warden
Annie Russell IL sure 10 stay al the Lyceum
many months. and il sill be surprising
n she hoes not last out the season in The
Girl and the Judge" Miss Hobbs" kept
her there five months and 4 Royal Family
lasted as long, with a new lease Of life last
fall The Girl and the Judge Is as good
an entertainment as either Of It's succ"s-
eors and IL acted in the same excellent way
Virginia Harmed has settled down AT the
Garden for a long stay Alice Of Old
Ninccnnes- j. better than most 81 the recent
novel dramatizatlons and il mad" even
more worth seeing because Of Miss Harned's
acting That she Possesses exceptional
talent has long hesn known, hut few parts
have given 30 many opportunities 10 "N-
hihit II
Vaudeville, continuous and otherwise,
Is abundant in town. At Koith's this week
WoodWari'- trained seals head the bill.
jacques lnhudi. 'thc mental marvel has
SECOND place and prominenc" IL given 10
The Pageant ~ Nations. p a drill and sIoc-
taculAr march hy forty women Tho rest
81 the Keith programme" lnciud"s the Water
bury brothers ard Trrny 'larice Vance.
HoWari's trained ponies, Naomi fthanto.
~" Dunoyans. M.~.rs end ONO. Mr. and
Mr. Svickarl. thr GrogSons, tho htograph
and rtrr~,pticuu We've
Tony Pastor give thr musi prominent
place iu hr chow 60 HAL and Staley Who
perform au amusing sketch called The
Iwrutrih Century burglars Other eu-
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