The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-22
THIS WEEKS PLAYS.
Lots Of Good Rays In Town and Every.
body Going 10 See Them.

Weber Il Fields say they will surely open
their music hall on Thursday night. Lillian
Russell, whose slight illness post poned
the opening last week, is well again.
Two successful plays end their runs on
Saturday night. MY Wife's Husbands "
leaves the Madison Square and "Vivian's
Papas" quits the Garrck. Mrs. Langtry
IN Mrs. behring's Divorce" has only two
weeks more at the Savoy.
Ned Harrigan has again proved how
popular he is by the great success of Under
Cover" at the Murray Hill Theatre. Charles
Warner, the English actor, is testing the
rapacitv Of the Academy of Music with the
melodrama Drink" Many changes have
been made in The Jersey Lily" since the
onenng night and the show now runs
more smoothly.
Cummir SIS Indian show at Madison
square Garden has been enlarged. There
are $50 Indians in it now. Jim Bludso" "
is the attraction at the American Theat re
this week. The new plays, however, are
not hurt ing the attendance at the Majestic,
where the Wizard of Or is in its thirty
sixth week.
At the Princess The Earl Of Pawtucket "
is still breaking records by the large audi
ence, and the length of its run. THE Darling
of the Gods" is in its second year at the
Belasco, but the Japanese drama is as
popular as ever. "The Runaways' has
turned out to be one of the biggest money!
makers Of the season. Fay Templeton
will remain with the company indefinitely.
George AIDES latest play, Peggy From
Paris" pleases his admirers at Nallack's.
a Princess Of Kensington' leaves the
Broadway on Oct. I. THE Rogers Brothers
N London" is filling the Knickerbocker
and John Drew's twelfth season as star
promises great perity for him in Capt,
Dleppe" at the Herald Square.
Charles Hawtrey, the English actor, has
been very lucky in this country. "The
Man From Blankley's' is as big hit as his
play Of last season, A Message From Mars
Garden Theatre, is attracting more serious
minded theatregoers in large numbers.
Henry Dixie began last night a weeks
engagement at the Harlem Opera House in
Facing the Music. Mary Of Magdala,
the Heyse-Winter drama, with which Mrs
Fske has been so successful, will stay at the
Manhattan several weeks longer, Eleanor
Montell is the star of "The Girl and the
Judge company at the West End this week
Andrew Mack's engagement has been ex-
tended several weeks at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre. New York Life with
Chuck Connors and Young Corbett, the
pucist, is at the New Star this week.
"The Three Little Maids" are turning
people away At Daly'a. They remain until
Nov, H. Willie Collier is still playing in
Personal" at the Bjou. THE Heart Of
Maryland" is at the Metropolis and "The
Great White Diamond at the Third Avenue.
The Fay Foster burjesque troupe is at the
Dewey. There is something new every
week at the Eden Muse.
Nancy Hanks with Florence Reed end
Frank F. Camp in the leading 6ies, is the
weeks offering Mt Proctor's Fifth Avenue.
There is good vaudeville show at the
Twenty. bird street house, Proct ors Fifty
eighth Street Theatre has THE Shadows
ola Great City" and Lady Audley' Secret
Is he bill at the l25th 8 rect house.
Mr. Keith has good show this week
At his Union Square Theatre. Cressy and
Dayne, Charlie Case and Foy and Clark are
The leaders on the bill. There are four
na'ir e'- zach week at Hurtig Il Seamon's
Harlem VI sic Hall Tony Pastors con-
'inuous performance is worth seeing al
WAYS, and the Circle, too, cont inues to have
only the best attractions in the vaudeville
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