The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-09
PLAYBlLLS OF The WEEK.
NEW THINGS AT the THEATRES
AND OLD FAVORITES, roo.
Mrs. lie Moyne to he Win Is In among
Those Present'-Duse's Final Week IN
Town-Hcnrietta Crosman and Others
Preparing to Depart Vaudeville shows

Those Prrsent''-Duse's Final Week IN
Henrietta Crosman and Others
Preparing TO Depart Vaudeville shows
Mrs lie Noyne, one Of New York's fav-
orite women, is coming To town this week
to introduce at the Garden Theatre Glen
MacDonough's new play, Among Those
Present" in which she has been making
a preliminary tour in Canada, this State
and New England. 1t il said TO deal in a
rather realistic way with some persons
conspicuous In top-notch society. one
OF the novelties will be the representa- ion
OF a society circus such as the Newport
colony entertalns itself with nearly every
summer.
Eleonora Duse's last week in New York
during her present engagement will tie
notable for the first Performance here Of
D'Anutmzio's Francesca ia Rtmni,
which will take place on Tuesday night
at the Victoria. 1t will be staged by Nine.
Duse with all the scenery, costumes and
acces series which were employed in the
original production in Italy where, II will
be remembered, il at first was the cause
OF extraordinary turmoil. Nine, Duse' :
New York visit will end with the Saturday
matinee Of Francesca Miss Viola Allen.
in Hall Gaines Eternal City follows her
at the Victoria next week.
Henrietta Crosman il about to close
her prosperous and altogether successful
engagement at Wallack's Theatre in The
Sword Of the King This week will he
the sixth and last Of her stay She will
take her new comedy To all the larger cities
Of the country James X Hackett, in
THE Crisis succeeds her.
The end Of Mrs Leslie Carter's season
also Is draw ing near In spite Of the great
attendance. which still crowds the Bclasco
Theatre. Mrs. Carter and "Du Barry can
remain only three weeks longer.
In order that Martin Harvey may appear
in his entire repertoire before he leaves
the Herald square Theatre Klaw and Err
LANCER have arranged that on Wednesday
night and for the rest Of the week there
shall be a double bill consisting of "Roug"t
de I.Isle" and A Cigarette Makers Ro-
nance" the latter of which is founded
on M,rion Crawfords novel The Chill
dren of Kings will continue ON Monday
and Tuesday nights.
william Gillette at the knickcrbockcr
Theatre Is repeating with Sherlock
Holmes the success he Won three years
ago at the Garrck and last year NJ the
Lyceum Theatre in London. His season
has only three more weeks to run AT the
knckrrbOCker The announcement that
late corners wou q not be seated until the end
Of the first act has had a good effect, and
Mr.. Gillette audiences are not disturbed.
Mary Mannering is ming new laurcls
In the Stub brnn - II Geraldine" which
enters upon it, second week at the Garrick
tomorrow night. Clyde Fitch has pro.
vided tor his heroine "A series of amusing
pictures of New York society life. The
prospect is that Geraldine will be welcomed
az long "a sh" cares To- stay.
John Drew will hid adiou next Saturday
night to New York and the Empire Theatre
where for three months he has been doing
some of the best acting of his career in
"The Mummy and the Iiumming Bird
After these two interesting persons have
been seen by Mr. Drcw's friends IN other
cities he will come back To the Empire for
a second engagement before the season
ends William Faversham will take MIR
Drew place at the Empire next week, pre-
senting NImI'udence, "A new Esm md play.
Ethel Barrymore will remain at the Savoy
| until Christmas with Carrots" and A
Country Mouse. now in their third month
of undiminished success. Miss Barry
more is going to London for a season next
year and Anthony Hope and Justin liuntly
cCarthy have both expressed desire
TO write "A comedy for her.
THE Two Schools" will hcgn the last
fortnight of its stay at the Madison Square
Theatre tomorrow night The merry
French comedy il drawing crowded hous.-
When its tour CLOSES MIR frohman Will
present Jessie Busley and Jameson Lee
fnney in Il new play which he has secured
| from Clyde Fitch
The fifteenth century morality play,
| -Everyman, Is now being offered on the
| stage of the Madison Square Theatre and
| Is attracting large matinee audiences
.Everyman" is played at 2;S0 every after