The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-26

. at Wallack's has established a new record
, Of earnings. 1t Is scheduled for an in-
definitely long stay.
The Casino will be closed this week and
will open next week for the production Of
"The Runaways.' an elaborate new musical
comedy.
The Ferenczy Opera Company will sing
la Poupee' this week at the Irving Place
Theatre. Next week The Geishas will
be given in German.
There viii be a concert at this house
tonight at which many members Of the
stock company will appear.
THE Suburban has scored a hit at the
Academy Of Music. Its racing eoene
arouses great enthusiasm.
Barbara Frietchie' is the bill this week
at the American. It is the second presen.
tation of the play this season.
Miss Mutton the play resembling
East Lynne in which Clara Morris 10
well remembered, will be revived this week
by the stock company at the Murray Hill.
The Four Cohans have a new piece,
written by George NJ. Cohan. and they
will appear in it at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre this week. 1t is described as q
ming for Once Josephine Cohan, who
has been Ill for several months, Is well
again and will return to the company to-
morrow.
The Third Avenue Theatre offers q new
and sensational melodrama, 'In the Shadow
OF Night 1t Is fitted with elaborate and
novel stage settings.
Tracy the Outlaw comes to the New
Star tomorrow night. The drama depict
ing the flight Of this desperate character
is made realistic by the use Of his horse and
accoutrements and the bloodhounds which
were employed TO track him.
There ts no more popular melodrama
than The Fatal Wedding which Is en-.
gagged for tho week AZ the Metropolis. Tho
Grace Church scene enlsts the services
Of large surpliced boy choir.
.Shore Acres James A. Herne's fne
New England drama. is offered a; the West
End.
Several Of the features at Proctor's
Twenty-third Street Theatre this week are
rivals for leading honors. George Felix
and Lydia Barry present a comic act 81
their own. called The Doings Of John Jones'
Sparrow. the Mad Juggler," will divert
the audiences with his remarkable per-
formance. Gardner and Madden have
new piece. -Talkative Marie and Miss
Norton will give vivacious nlonologue.
The Cherry Pickers," one Of Joserh
Arthur's plays. is announced for the week
at Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre. Anna
Caldwell. the monologue artist, heads the
list of vaudeville performers.
A big dry goods store is shown in one
Of the scenes Of only shop Girl, he
melodrama which Is to lie presented nc
Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street Theatre this
week. Iottie Williams Is the Chief neE.lsr
Of the company.
This is to be a vaudeville weel, at Proctor's
i2sth Street Theatre, with Jane, j. tnr0e'ts
monologuc at the top, Of tho bill Mr ana
Mrs. Gene Hughes will play a MairlwCnsI
Substitute Mosher. Houglton and MosLor
will do an acrobatic speciality.
Eugene o'Rourlse, Nellie Ehing and
company and Press Lsdridge are. som.
Of The bes. i Sny T e saT ENTERTAINMENT
Sunday concerts, Us usual, at the Proctor
theatres In New York.
Butler and Caldwell viii exhibit their
daring act of looping the loop OF bicycles
at Keith's this week. Eddie Gi-ard ana
Jessie Gardner offer little farce, called
The Soubrette and the Cop Lola Gotten,
the Juvenile mind reader. will display her
wonderful powers. Other features arr
Reynnrd the yentriloqui;t;, the hnp,re
dancers: the Three Livingstone, acroba's.
and Dorothy Waivers. the whistler.
Tony Pastor leads his enter, ainment with
the Elinore s,sters. in Mrs, Delaney, al
they are followed by Carleton and Icrr',
opera comedians; John and Bertha Clean.
dancers: SIN ri and kessnir, the ecrob''r
beilboy and the dancing waiter maid; Frri
4 S;fuber. the hanioiy'; Nnn1aey ss,a