The sun., 1902-03-09

that have hold-over plays. The rule Of
a weekly dramatio change by the stock
company h being broken just this once
to let The Christian stay as long as people
oare to see IT.: The revival. with lis new
johnson in the leading roles, Is excellent
Lulu Chaser remains at the Herald Square
indefinitely In Dolly Warden The pro-
posed successor to this comic opera, Tho
Chinese Honeymoon" may be placed az
tho Casino so rs to let Miss Glaser stay
in town into the summer Sewell Collins
has done some attractive posters for miss
Glaser in the quaint costumes OF this old
English comedy set 10 music.
The run of THE Sleeping Beauty and
tho Beast continues prosperously at the
Broadway. A new song that Harry Bnlger
sings. MY Princess Zulu Lulul,' Is likely,
to be popular. The flying ballet Ia still
regarded with surprise as well as admi-
ration, and nothing in this big show Is al
lowed TO grow stale or out OF date.
Joseph Hart and Carrie De Mar have
settled at the Fourteenth Street for along
run in Foxy Grandpa IL Ia possible
that nothing else will be done there TINS
season.
Mario Dressler and her companions
in "The Hall of Fame continue 70 make
that show lively at the New York.
Efie Shannon and Herbert Kelcey Will
remain at the Manhattan three weeks longer
Denial is made Of the announcement pub
lished by Minnie Maddern Fiske's news
paper advocate in the Commercial AdDer-
liser and reprinted in THE SUN, that she
would be the next occupant OF this theatre,
with revival Of Becky Sharp. II is now
said that she has had no intention oil stop
ping her tour and on that date viii begin an
engagement in Boston.
Kyrle Bellows eleventh week in A
Gentleman Of France at Wallack's, viii
have an incident Columbia students will
attend the performance In large numbers
on Tuesday evening, as return courtesy
for Mr.. Bellows recent lecture at the School
OF Mines. The theatre will be decorated;
The hundredth time OF the play here VIII
have souvenirs on March "a.
The vaudeville theatres do not lack
for novelty in their weeks bills. Tony
Pastors will have a new one-act play by
Ella Wheeler Wilcox. 1t is called Her
First Divorce Case and Matte Keene,
who produces it, will act the leading role.
The rest Of the programme will be made
UP Of Thomas Lenard, Albert and Al
Nelson in 'Frolics at the Zoo Ffske and
McDonough in -Brockeys temptation,
Harris and Walters, Lawrence and Har-
rington. Julian Rose, the Goolmans, Barr
and Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. De Forrest, Coogan
and Bacon, Courtney and Dunn, Fred
Dunmorth, Francis Wood and the Amer
Eugene Sandow will head the show at
Keith's, where the three Dumonds. George
Felix and Lydia Barry in The Naude-
vile Craze and Genaro and Bailey VIII
have important places The rect OF the
Brothers, Gardener and Vincent. Burrows
and Travis, John Healey, Mason and Francis,
Campbell and Fletcher, Fred Rose and
John r. Harty.
Primrose and Dockstaders company
remains at the Victoria. giving an excellent
Oh. frat RI N
old-time minstrelsy,. while the second is
frst-class vaudeville show. The enter
tainment is given on Sunday evenings,
All the Proctor houses have vaudeville
on Sunday. For the week the Fifth Avenue
will have The Royal Box with speci..
alties between its acts the 1NSenty-third
Street will have the same arrangement,
With AT the White Horse Tavern as the
play: the Harlem will have Mistakes VIII
Happen with vaudeville. The other
Proctor houses will not give drama, the
Martinetti troupe OF acrobats heading the
Newark programme and the Lukens brothers
and Tom Nawn figuring consplcuously
in the Twenty ty-third Streets show.
At Hyde and Behman's the Kaufman
troupe will head a bill, including the Eli
The Florenz troupe Of acrobats will
be the weeks headliners at Hurtig and
Seamon's. The Cohbris, Fake and Sc
mon, Hooker and Davis, Pete Baker,
hooerts, hayes anu NoOcrS anu 'oHoe
and Walton will also appear there.
The visitors at the Dewey will be Rice
and Barton's Big Gayety Extravaganza
Company. and they will give vaudeville
and burlesque. one Of the sketches is
called "Raiding the Tenderloin.'
The annual entertainment given by stage
friends of Max Weber, Robert Z. Stone and
Charles Fields Is set down for this evening
at Terrace Garden. The Weberfelds COM
pany will appear in vaudeville and farce.
A matiI ee at the Victoria tomorrow
will benefit Ida Haverly, daughter OF the
late ] II. Haverly, who died with no estate
She will appear in programme which will
be largely contributed by Primrose Dock
stader's Minstrels.
The Winter Garden will have a vaudeville
show including a new burlesque entitled
"The Belle of Broadway"