The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-23
GOOD WEEK AT THE THEATRES.
clyde Fttch's Latest Play and . New Ger.
man Comedy Two Of the Features.

clyde Fttch's Latest Play and . New Ger.
man Comedy Two Of the Features.
Clyde Fitch's latest play. THE q irl With
the Green Eyes will reopen the Savoy
Theatre on Christmas night. Clara Blood
good II put forward as a star and she
has been provided with a capable com.
pany TO help her to success. Miss Blood
goods stage experience has extended over
only few years. but hard work and abili' y
have gained for her the place she now has
in the profession. THE Girl With the Green
Eyes" Is in four acts. The play takes its
name from the jealous disposition Of its
leading character.
Tonight at the Irving Place Theat re-
the first production here Of the sue
cessful German farce-comedy "Sein Trick "
will take place. Manager Conried says
the play Is witty and amusing and he 8
an interesting plot. Beginning to-morro W
there will be children's matinees every day
at the Irving Place. Last night Alt Heidel.
mugs were given away as souvenirs.
Both Mary Mannering and her husband
James X. Hackett. leave town on the last Of
this week. Miss Mannering has been play
ing to the capacity Of the Garrick in THE
Stubbornness Of Geraldine" and her
husband has been equally successful in
THE Crisis" at Wallacks. Mrs. Iangtry
succeeds Miss Mannering at the Carried
and George AIDES musical satire. The
Sultan of Sulu." follows Mr.. Ha ckett at
Wallack's.
The best musical play of this season closes
at Days on Saturday night. a Country
Longer with profit THE Billionaire" is
boo ked as its successor.
Aubrey Boucicauh's version of Alt
Heidelberg" at the Princess Theatre has
scored a success A Chinese Honeymoon
at the Casino reaches its 25Oth performance
will be distributed.
The Silver Slipper" is proving a worthy
successor to .Florodora. Manager Fisher
is constantly adding new feat ures and Stan
ley, Hawkins, sam Bernard, Cyril scott
and Edna Wallace Hopper are still the fun
makers. The Ninety and Nine" at the
Academy Of Music also draws big houses
Julia Marlowe and The Cavalier at the
Criterion Theatre are doing well. Maxine
Elliott and Nat Goodwin in THE Altar Of
Knickerbocker; Viola Allen has begun her
second month in The Eternal City, at the
Victoria. Miss Aliens role. Roma, Ia most
exacting one. but she fills it creditably
'Imprudence" and William Fayersham
have been big success at the Empire.
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the Empire. The sickness of Geraldine
is successful at Weber h Fields's. Francis
Wilson and The Toreador" will furnish
lively entertainment to the patrons Of the
Harlem Opera House this week.
Richard Mansfield and his company have
been playing Julius Cesar" at the Herald
Square for month now. but there has been
no diminution OF interest in hisperformance.
Blanche Bates in THE Darling of the Gods
is conceded to be the biggest success Of the
season. The advance sale OF seats at the
Balasco Theatre extends now well into March
SO great is the desire to see this product ion.
Mrs. Fiske in Mary of Ma gdala" at the
Manhattan il still drawing well
Mabelle Ciilman's singing has carried The
Mocking Bird to success at the Bjou. The
comic opera when Johnny Comes March,
ing Home peases the patrons Of the New
York. Eleanor Robson and Audrey" stay
at the Madison Square for the rest OF this
month
The playhouses that have weekly change
Of bill have good attractions this week.
up York State at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre A Desperate Chance at the Grand,
ten Nights In Barroom" at the Third
Avenue. Alone In London at the Ameri-
can, Monte Christie at the Murray Hill and
the Hanlons' -Superba.' an attraction new
making features. at the New Star. The
West End has Denman Thompson in The
Old Homestead"
Fad and Folly" il still the attraction at
Mrs. Osborn's Playhouse. The Eden Musee
has new wax groups and figures. The
Dewey has the regular burlesoue show and
Hurtig 4 Seamon's music hall offers first.
class vaudeville. Russell Brothers are the
head liners at Pastors. Huber's Museum is
always interesting.
Proctor's houses have strong bills this
week. Alone in New York" in at l25th
street, the BELLS OF Haslemere" at the Fifth
Avenue. Woman against Woman" at the
Fifty-eighth. and straight vaudeville at the
Twenty-third at rect house. Keiths vaude-
vile bill IL always high class and this week
Ia no eXcepti