The sun., 1902-01-26

Warren Gus Williams and Little Plch.
At Proctor's Harlem theatre Madeline
Lucette Ryley's farcical comedy Of aThe
Mysterious Mr.. Boyle viii divide tetention
with vaudeville, made up Of the specialties
OF the Ten-lchi troupe, George Evans,
Mr.; and Mrs. Jimmie Barry and Mabel
Maitland.
Florodora- makes another move, but
still stays in town, TO add TO its extraor-
dinary record Of lasting success. IL will
Iise from the New York Theatre TO the
Winter Garden. on the. roof, with new
cast that promises TO be better than any
OF the others. Virginia Earle will be the
Lady Holwood and Thomas O. Seabrooke
the Taeeediepunch. Sydney BaraclouRh.
who sang the part in the original London re-
| production. will be the Abercoed and Paul
/ Inc Hall will be seen as Dolores. Toby
Claude. Nina Harrington and Al Hart will
take the other important parts.
Several plays begin their final week or
fortnight in town. THE Christian with
Edward j. Morgan and Elsie Leslie in its
Music on Saturday. Blanche Bates in
Under Two Flags will follow.
Henry Miller will quit the Savoy on Satur-
day TO go on tour In "D'Arcy OF the
Guards His place win be taken by Elsie
Do Wolfe and somewhat altered COM
pany in THE Way Of the World"
Anna Held starts in on the last fort
night of her stay at the Casino, where she
began in October. -The Little Duchess"
S Sere 9sp by e to osHr smp ff to With 3e r%Hf
Daniels in IL.
When Charles Hawtrey does finally
end the run of a Message From Mars
TO go back TO England, which will not be
be taken by -Sky Farm an American
rural play by Edward T.. Kidder who wrote
Peaceful Valley" for Sol Smith Russell.
Mrs: Leslie Carter's engagement in -Du
Barry at the Criterion, which II sure TO
last until the end of the season, will prob
ably be her last in New York al any theatre
but David Belasco's, which the Republic
will be next fall.
Kyrle Bellew and "A Gentleman Of
France continue to divert people who
Bellew will vary the monotony Of acting
in this melodrama by reviving some clas-
sics at special matinees, starting with
'The School for Scandal
Our two resident Frohman companies
have new plavs in rehearsal, but alsO have
those In use that are too successful TO war
rant their withdrawal 'Frocks and
Frills' is prospering 30 at Dalv's that
Paul Potter's "Notre Dame" will not be seen
for some time.
At the Empire the popularity of -The
Wilderness makes the production Of Twin
Sisters thing Of the future. Charles
Frohman's Empire actors are rehearsing
the Fulda comedy, however,
4NOlHUG new IdS Uttn ultNlhll'td W
follow -The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast
because no change of any sort will probably
be needed this season. All idea OF pro-
ducing THE Great Millionaire" the Drury
lane melodrama, is abandoned:
Weber 4 Fields's show is really a theatri-
cal review Of the town, with its long bur
lesoue on -The Girl and the Judge Fritz
Williams's caricature OF Jan kubelik,
De Wolf Hopper and Lillian Russell's grand
opera trayesty and Fay IeppietopW,S o W,I,nd hriet
Hopper. MAY Robson and Ethel Barrymore
In ADown the Line"
The usual improvements Of a comic
opera : first weeks have been made In The
Toreador," and the Knickerbocker PLAY
now lacks nothing In animation. Christ ie
Macdonald. Francis Wilson and Adele
Ritchie are largely responsible for this
admirable briskness.
New vaudeville bills are numerous.
Tom Nawn and a company Of five will ap-
pear In pat and the G enie' at Tony Pas
tors Some of the other specialties there |
are Caron and Herbert, John =. Curren |
and Frank T. Ward In Familiar New York |
characters Sisson and Wallace IN My !
Wife's Presents. Joe. Myra and Buster |
Keaton, Cascar Ed Clark, Dovle and |
Granger, Sam and Ida Kelly, Humes and /
Lewis. John and Carrie Mack, Zantrefta /
and Mansfield, Lombard brothers, Wilbur ,
Amos and the American Niagraph.
most conspicuous place He figures now
as a monclogi-t. X. J. jose will sing,
Hill and Silviany will exhibit their bicycle !
speci8lty Hilda Thomaa and Lou Han will /
tertalnment will he supplied by Provost and I
Provost Parker's performing dogs, Kelly b
and Kent. Sheshan and Kennedy. De Boll"n i
brothers. Ford brothers and Douney.
Nlr and Mrs Edwin Milton kovic head /
this weeks bill AT Proctor's Newark Ih'atr" I
in R.tslafa Fffl f.fFHsAE ~ Cant
lmpudenoe. The rest oi the programme
i- made up Of the English PONY hall"'.
Charley Cass. Hall and Staley. kuamura'
Japs, Lawrence and Harm gton. Arnim and .
Wagner and louey Haskell
A. PrOctor- lNrniY-tlrd street mr.,
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Night in Jarsu.' Milton and bolhr Nullt, /
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