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retired from the company last night and
will be succeeded by Stanley Hawkins.

on their bill for several weeks longer. Fay
Templcton's imitation Of Ethel Barrymore
will not soon be forgotten.
Sally in Our Alley" has been JOY to
the patrons OF the New York Theatre.
where II will remain for another week.
The next attraction at this house will b.
when Johnny Comes Marching Home, y
civil War opera beginning on Tuesday,
Dec. 10.
A Country Girl" will have TO leave Days
Theatre in the fulncss Of its prosperity.
1t takes the road in New Years week but
Will return for a second season later in the
winter.
Mabelle Gilman is expected to remain
for long time at the Bijou. where she is
starring in The Mocking Bird" There
are several catchy songs in this comic
opera the best known being The Sly
Musette," and What's the Matter With
the Moon To-nigltT
a Chinese Honeymoon" Ia getting we'll
on 10 Its 250th American performance at the
Casino, and its popularity is undiminished.
The eight statueslue bridesmaids are
more stunning than ever in their new
gowns.
Blanche Ring and Henry Conor are Just
beginning TO sing together a comic ditty
'She Reads the New York Papers Every
Day in Fad anu Folly" at Mrs. Osborn's
Playhouse. These two leading members
OF Mrs Osborn's company put much JUNCTION
into their playing especially in their bur
leslue 81 Iris" The Dixie sextette are
wearing new costumes
Jane has been selected as the se rond
attraction at the Circle Theatre. 1t will
be put on tomorrow night with Bjou
Fernandez in the title part, wherein john
stone Bennett won continuing renown
some years ago.
Creston Clarke, supported by the members
OF the Donnelly stock company, will play
Hamlet at the Murray Hill this week
The American Theatre players will be
seen this week in The Slaves of Russia"
meodrama which is new to this city. 1t
deals in spirited way with the details Of
Nihilist intrigue.
Chauncey O!cott will bid reluctant fare
well 10 the Fourteenth Street Theatre at
the close Of this week. His engagement
there in odd Limerick Town" has been
notably prosperous. Joe Welch comes out
of the vaudeville TO star in The Pedder' at
this theatre next week
Andrew Mack will appear again in Tom
He will sing several Of the poets most
lovely ballads.
A Montana Outlaw promises strenuous
doings at the Third Avenue Theatre this
week. Davis NJ Hartford assumes the
principal role. that Of Jack the Buster
There's stage coachinit.
The Four Cohans in The Governors
Son" are billed at the new West End Thea
tire this week. Several Of the latest musical
hits have been introduced in this enter
tAnment.
One Of the Proctor theatres, the Twenty
third Street will show for the first time
in New York this week. the bicycle novelty
Loop the Loop, AZ constructed for stage
Use by Tom Eek. Lottie Brandon will exc
cute the feat Fisher and Carroll, in Irish
dialogue will b. the hcadiiners in the va
riety" features Of the bill There are twenty
five acts, Including Anita, a fire dancer
The Fifth Avenue stock company will
revive Henry Arthur JoIes's Saints and
Sinners" Press Eldidge and other good
entertainers viii keep things lively between
Uncle Toms Cabin will undoubtedly
mean crowded houses at the flfty-ci Shth
Street There viii also b. the usual quota
OF vaudeville talent az this theatre.
The permanent STOCK company up in
Harlem viii offer Alvin Josiyn," with
Charles Willard ia the title part. Charley
Case, monol, gi-t, and Werden and Shep-
herd, song illustrations, are in the vaude-
vile.
For the ~twice daily" vaudeville over in
Newark Mr. and Mrs. Mark Murphy will
present The seventh Son" There are
many other acts Oh the bill, Including the
Marvellous NJ rrills, experi cycliste; ward
ana Curidn, ia me terrible Judge and
Cook and Clinton, women sharpshooters.
Sunday concerts as usual at the Proctor
theatres.
Mary Norman, the society carcaturst,
Is at tno top of the bill for keith's Union
Square Theatre. Among the other features
are Techov's troupe of performing cats,
the y rec Tosc ,rrys, acrobais; Cushman,
HolcomU and Lurtl, ia The New Teacher"
musical sketch; John Kernel, the Irish
comedian; Lille Western Xyophonc solo
list; Leona Thurber, vOcaue,; the Paloma
Ladies' Quartet and Howard and Under
In a German comedy sketch
James F Dolan and Ida Lenharr, in farce
called Taking Chances" will be seen at
Tony Pastors, this week. Belle Stewart
will be there, too, assisted by Dave Fitz-
gibbons the piano soloist Other enter
tanners at this house Niil ne Ali Hunter and
Ali, acrobats, the Knight Brothers, singing
and dancing Comedians; the Crotty Trio,
singers and dancers; Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur
Young, in A Homespun Wedding and
the vitagraph
Hyde's Comedians will spend the week at
Hurtig Il Seamo - Music Hall special
feature viii he Matte Keene and company
IL Her First Divorce Case" written by
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
The colored pictures on the cinemato-
graph are a great attraction at the Eden
Muse De Kolta, the wizard, will have a
complete change Of programme this week.
Many novelties and the usual variety
Of cutertainmcrt are offered at Huber's
Museum.
a Ragged Hero" il billed at the New
Star.
Buresque at the Dewey.
Concerts are ANNOUNCED for tonight at
the New York Theatre, tho American, the
Grand Opera HOUSE, the Circle, the Third
Avenue, the Harlem OIcra House. the
Metropolis and the Dewey.
Lonely Lives, II drama by Gerhart
Haup mann. rcoently produced in Berlin,