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Marguerite Sylvia, in the successful
comedy opera, Miss iIRob White" win
open an engagement of three nights and
SATURDAY matinee at the Metropolitan
opera mouse this evening. Miss sylvia is
a great faVorlte IN this city AMI her ap-
pearance here wil be welcomed by host
OF admirers. With Alice Nielsen, in THE
Fortune Teller and later in THE Prin-
cess Chic, Miss sylvia won her way into
Inc hearts OF local playgoers, and her
awaited with much pleasurable anticipa-
ton.
me play IS clever comedy set to mu-
SIC; there are twenty-five musical num-
DerS IN the three acts, solos, duets, trios
ana ensembles. The company is an ex-
ceptoGally strong one, including, in addi-
ton to Miss Sylvia, Rieharo Carroll,
Frank Deshon, Alice Campbell, Mathilde
PreVllie, Thomas Whiffen and ether well
known artists, with a big chorus of pref
ty girls with good voices. The entire
production, with scenery costumes and
accessories, will be seen here just as
1t was in the large Eastern cities.
Inc sale of seats opens today for the
engagement of Andrew Mack at the Met
ropolltan opera house Sunday night and
the first half of next week Mr. Mack
IS one Of the greatest opponents of Celt-
&c character in the world, and as d sing
ing comedian has no superIors He will
appear here in his latest and greatest
success, Tom Moore, 4 musical drama,
written around the life Of the great
Irish poet
Viola Allen, in her magnificent produc-
ton of In the Palace of the King" will
be the attraction at the Metropolitan
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of next
week.
AL Fl. Wilson, in 1.-THE Watch on the
Rhine" continues to please large audi
ences at the Grand, this popular young
dialect comedian having sung and acted
himself into the decided favor of - al
pIaygoers. Mr.. Wilson is exceedingly for
tunate in having 50 excellent a vehicle
as The Watch on the Rhine for the
display OF his talents, and the manage
ment mas surrounded him with a sup
porting company of superior merit The
play mas touch Of romance which adds
touch OF flavor to it, and the pretty
love story, the good, wholesome comedy
winch is sprinkled throughout the piece
ana the occasional stirring scenes and
situations combine to make it most in
tereStirg
Alter several weeks of malodrama
farce and comedy drama, the advent the
coming week, commencing Sunday night.
Will undoubtedly prove a very popular
departure. Manager Hays, Of this play
mouse, las engaged fer this occasion a
number of the strongest and highest sal
! 2rled acts on the vaudeville stage, in
/ cludlng Glrard and Gardner, in their
-augnable slIit entitled 1.-The Souprett,e
and the Cop; The Rozinos, eccentric
| comedians whose billiard table act has
Won for them fame and fortune; the
Harmony Four nCuestionably the finest
/ quartette on the vaudeville stage; La
Favre's dogs, cats and monkeys, a great
aggregation Of trained animals which mi
provide fun for both young and old; MIR.
1 and Mrs Alfred Kelcey, in their delight
| full farce entitled Uncle Phinea n
1 George Fl. Wood the famous monolog6e
! artlSt; Dollie RathbUn Chesley, a local
! paIIadist of note; Vermette & 1Gonne
! who have 40 superiors on the horizontal
! parS, and the animated pictures, show
ms many Of the scenes and incidents in
| connection with the recent visit to Amer
4 lea OF Prince Henry. The sale Of seats
| Is now open for the entire engagement.