The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16
the songs which have caught the fancy OF

the songs which have caught the fancy OF
the city.
George w. Monroe has a new play called
sThe Doings Of Mrs. Dooley" II will be
seeu this week AT the new West End Theatre.
Monroe will still dclineate the humorous
type Of Irish woman, with which his fame
has been associated. hr' he leaves the noted
character of Aunt Bridget for the new Mrs.
Dooley
Anna Held's only appearance In New
York this season will he at the Grand Opera
House this week and next in THE Little
Duchess" The play has been revised and
Frightened. New musical numbers have
beer introduced, but the great hits Of last
season are retained. Miss Helds wardrobe
Is more magnificent than ever.
THE Ninety and Nine" runs along smooth
" at the Academy, and II only needs
few nights to cover fifty consecutive per-
formances. II il scheduled for long run.
The Gamekeeper." an Irish comedy
drama. will be produced at the Third Avenue
Theatre this week Numerous specialt los
will be introduced. Smith O'Brien and
Molly Bawn will sing several songs.
"Not Guilty. powerful melodrama.
comes to the New Star this week.
Minnie Segman's Interpretation Of Gar
men" at the Fifth Avenue is likely to be an
event Of more than ordinary interest to
patrons Of this favorite playhouse. The
stock company is Offering a diversified list
of plays In Carmen" there will be ample
opportunty for Paul McAlster. George
Edwin Bryant. Gus Weinhurg, Florence
Reed Ada L,vick and the other fayorites.
William Bramwell has won immediate favor
as the new leading man.
The Twonty-third Streets bill of con-
tinuous vaudeville will include "Dickey.' a
little comedy 10y Clayton White. Marie
Stuart 4 Co, "a the leading feature.
Winchermanns trained bears will be an
extra attraction.
presented by the Proctor stock company
a. the Fifty-eghth Street. Ralph Cum
mings and Edna Archer Crawford will
have the leading roles Al Lawrence, in
comic monoogue and mInicry, will he the
vaudeville feature.
Up at the i25,h Street Theatre A Texas
Steer will vary IN" run Of the melodrarnas
the Proctor stock company has been play
ing Adelaide Keim will I've the Bossy and
Ned Howard Fowler the Maverick Brdrder.
Over in Newark Lockhart's elephants
will be the leading feature of the twice
daily" vaudeville at Proctors. Matthews
and Harris, Billy :. Clifford, the great De
Villiers and Hendrix and Prescott will be
other attractions in ffteenaot programme.
The Sunday concerts at the Proctor
theatres will introduce the best acts in
vaudeville.
The Keith bill for the coming week is
especially strong in comedy Eddie Girard
Of Natural Gas" fame is the topliner. and
with Jessie Gardner presents a farcicsl
sketch, THE Soubrette and the Cop"
Thomas j. Ryan and Mary kitchfeld offer
z skit by Will NJ. Greasy. entitled Mag
Haggerty's Father" I he ANDERSEN Bros
b their European acrobatic novelties. Edwin
Latell in his musical comedy act. Clarice
Vance Lew Simmons and Frank White
and Pauline Saxon. A Sis Perkins Girl.
are on the programme. Both biograph
and stereopticon pictures will be shown.
Lew Sully heads the list at Tony Pastors
his week The Worlds Trio in a novelty
,hange act, Lillian Weston. the instrumental
,oloist; Wesson & Walters. Reidy & Currier.
Mr. and Mrs Neil Litchfeld in Down at
Brook Farm" Edna Murlla and the Ameri-
can vitagraph are among the other atIac-
lions.
Hurtg h Seamon will offer their patrons
during the coming week Ross 4 Fenton,
the travesty artists; johnson h Dean in
a speciality and original dances, the Mis- ses
Delmore 4 Co. III A Bridegroums Rev
erie" Montrell, the Musical Johnstons
and the iamomoto brothers in a wire act.
Al II Wilson will play A Prince Of
Tatters" at the Metropolis. His comedy
and his singing are both pleasing.
At Huber's Fourteenth Street Museum
this week Mons. Dumont, the French
bearded wonder, heads the bill. The
troupe OF Hindoostan Mugwal artists re-
main for another "eek. Wv Ching Nj,
the Chinese dwarf. will try 20 pick ont
his wife from the audience that l., if she
II willing to have him. In the theatre the
Huber took company, headed by J Is.
Burke. viii revive Ten Nights in Bar
Room"
y King Edwards coronation, De Kolta
the Wizard and the CHRONOLOGICAL are
among the attractions at the Eden Mu>ee.
The usual burlesque at the Dewey.
Bostock's animal show will be on exh-
bition at the ST. Nicholas Garden for two
weeks longer.
The next Empire Theatre matinee Of
the American Academy of Dramatic Arts