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San Toy,H-the latest musical COM
edy success, played to crowded house
at the Metropolitan last night and
more than Duplicated the hit made at
the opening performance. The play is
novelty as regards It's leading fea
lures and the manner of their presen-
tatlon. 1t Is strong musically. hand
sonIely mounted and the costumes are
elaborate, 5
The Bostonfans" opened an engage
ment OF Tour performances at the Met
ropontan In. Minneapolis last night,
presenting robin Hood" to standing
room only Every seat in the house
was occupied, hundreds of people stood
up ana hundreds more were turned
away unable to get even admission to.
the theater. The advance sale for the
81. Paul engagement opened yesterday
morning, and the days receipts for
The BostOnians" were considerably
larger than for the first days sale in
Minneapolis.
Warfield, in his familiar character
portrayal Of the New York East side
Hebrew will be seen at the Metropoli-
tan Sunday night. His play, THE Auc-
tloneer," in which he made his debut
last season as a star, remaining at a
New York theater four months and es-
tabllshlng himself firmly as a metro
polltan faVorite, has proven an excel
lent medium. 1t appeals strongly. to
the heart as well as to the sense of hui
NOR, and Warfe1d's exposition of the
principal character is very artistic.
Mr.. Belasco, it is said has seen that
the production and cast have been
Kent ioriT aI ioI c.to or5
which distinguishes all his attractions.
That meledrama is one of the most
popular forms of amusement was evil
denced by the large audience which
hlled the auditorium of the Grand.
opera house last evening to witness
the second production of "a Little Out.
cast Miss Anne Blaneke, as Bob
the neWsboy,6has a part which fits her
ike a glove and she sparkles and bus
ties through the play in a manner
which captiEates the audience entirely.
Williams and Walker, the colored
comedians, and their company under
the direction of sHurtig & Seanlon, Will
be the attraction at the Grand the COM
Ing week. In Dahoney" is the name
of the new musical comedy which they
will present.
There are two distinctly foreign fea-
lures in the excellent bill offered by
Fred TWINS company at the Star.
Both were imported by Mr.. Irwin, and
they are notably strong with
audiences that do not always appre-
ciate the Gallic favor in vaudeville.
The act Of the SalEaggis, a man and
woman, Is poetry of motion, extremely
vigorous poetry, too. The Nonays.
three extremely Frencfy young wom-
en-, do combination dancing and mu-
steal turn that is distinctly hit The
bill is altogether good.
It is understood that Mrs. Patrick
Campbell will play q, series of Shake
speare and Sardou dramas on her tour
next season.
Miss Elizabeth Tyree is to star under
new management and in a neWSplay.
Manager Kirke La Shelle wtlfpreHuce
The Earl of Pawtucket.o <by Augustus
Thomas, at the Madison Square the
alter, New York, the early part of Feb
ruary. Miss Tyree VIII have the Lead
ing part and will be supported by Law
renee -d'Orsay. = r : :.
Ezra Kendall Who'll starring In "Thes
Vinegar Buyer Eand MS called the
comedian you ALI know" is to drama
tlze Eugene E1ela,S aIdttle-B0y ~ III
Blue" Mr.. AFthur Dunn will be seen
In this play next season and a big pro-
duction is promised.
Nine. Adeiina PATHS desire to come
back to the United States has finally
led her to apply to a vaudeville agent,
hitherto occupied withc the affairs Of
the variety theaters, to apFRuge5 q tour
for herr. Nine. Patti is very wealthy.
Alfred Rothschild in Paris enabled her
to earn many thousands through spec
ulation, just as he helped Christine
Nilsson. Both of these famous women
earned large sums In their profession.
But their great fortunes We're made
ciefiy through the fundamentally of
Mr.. Rothschild, who is never so happy
as when he is helping prima donnas
to increase their savings. Nine Patti
has always been extremely prudent,
and 1t is not possible that even the
luxury Of Young husband has made
it necessary for her to give a minutes
thought to the subject of money. If
she does come to the United States
again it will mot be with q guarantee
of large sum for every appearance.
In all probability she will be her own
impressarie and take the profits or
losses whichever results from the
tour.