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/ H. Longdon. viii have it's first New York
production at the American Theatre this
week.
The Man Who Dared, Of which Howard
Han is both author and star actor, will bs
put on at the New Star.
Lewis Morrison's famous production q,
Faust Ia announced for this weok al tho
West End Theatre. Mr.. Morrison himself
will appear as Mephisto.
Joe 6antley will be the star at the Metrcp
oils this week. playing a Boy Of tho
Streets
One OF the one-act plays that Roland r.
Molineux wrote in prison will be on the bin
at Proctor's Twenty third Street Theatr,
this week IL Ii called 'Was 1t a Dream,.
The Baggensens viii he seen in -The jug.
Cling Waitres > and the Waiter" Rae and
Brosch have q new sketch called The Sill,
Stocking
Blue Jeans will be revived at Proctors
Fifty eighth Street Theatre. The vaude-
Vile includes Little Elsie in impersona-
tions of well known actresses
The favorite comedy, "A Gold Mime
10 announced for the week at Proctor's
the vaudeville part Of the show.
Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre stock
company win return to old comedy,
presenting The School for Scandals
Edwin Grey. musical comedian: Susie
Fisher. the ba y one. and others will appear
between the acts.
James J. Corbett heads the bill at Proc
tors Newark tbeatre with a monologue
He will be followed by Arthur and Jennie
Dunn IN The Messenger Boy and other
good vaudeville artists.
Sunday concerts as usual at the Proctor
theatres In New York.
Dolly and Milton Mobiles 70 to Keith's
this week to present their sketch, sWhy
Walker Performed Tom Nawn and his
company will be seen in their new, piece.
cludes the Marvellous Merrills. comedy
Nscyclists; Caroline Shepard the Boston
oratorio singer; Josephine Sabel, the chan
teuse; La Petite Adelaide and the Quaker
City Quartet.
Hall and Staley in The Twentieth Cen.
tury Burglars are in the place Of honor
At Tony Pastors this week. Lavender
and Tomson will appear In q comic sketch
called A Touchdown and Dick and Alice
McAvoy in "A Picture Of New York Life
J. Evans Lloyd and Lillian Waltone will
sing old and new songs Among the other
features are H. V. Fitzgerald, the change
artist; Billy Carter. banjo player and mono-
,oeuist !, and Clotilde Antonio. the Upside
Down Wonder
The Circle Theatre offers a hne vaude-
vile bin. headed by r. q. Knowles. who
returns to Broadway after long absence.
Leroy. Talma and Bosco. the magicians.
remain for another week. and the Ehrette
family will give examples Of wonderful
lesping and human bodybuilding. Jess
Dandy. the Hebrew comedian. will sing
Some OF his own parodies. Eugene O'Rourke
will give q sketch called -Parlor A
Julia Kingsley and Nelson Lewis will
play a little farce named After tho
Honeymoon at Hurtg Seamon's Music
Hall this week. Hal Davis and Inez
McCsuley will be seen In .One Christmas
Eve and Midgley and Carlisle In taking
a Tonic Other good features announced
are Guyer and DAILY. eccentric comedians,
Anna Caldwell In q monologue and La
Belle Blanche. the mimic.
De Kolta the Wizard and the durbar
pictures In the cinematograph are popular
attractions At the Eden Musee.
Ialoo and Laia, the double wonder, 10
the leading novelty at Hubers Museum.
Nearly all the features OF the brilliant
programme Of the Actors HcAe benefit at
the Metropolitan Opera House next Thurs
day afternoon have been announced. Tho
comedy by Clay Greene, In which Margaret
Anglin and Fritz Williams will appear,
is called The End OF the Honeymoon
Blanche Bates, George Arliss and Robert.
T. Haines will play Her Aunt's Advice
Mr.. Sothern will give a scene from Ham
ct The musical comedy companies will
contribute = dazzling array of stars for
louble sextots and other alluring spe-
cialtics. II will lie q great show.
The pupils Of the American Academy OF
Dramatic Arts and the Empire Theitre
Dramatic School will play THE Anglers.'
a four-act comedy, at the Empire on Tues
dav afternoon. The graduation exercises
OF the academy will be held at the Empire
on Friday afternoon.
There will be a great turnout at Terraces
Garden tonight for the testimonial to Max
Weber. Robert +. Stone and Charles Fields
The Weber "elds comedians aat OF ~
will take part In the vaudeville e1tert Ain.
nent and Peter r. Daley will lead the grand
march for the ball that will follow
The second lecture In the Buron-Holms
course will be given at Days Theatre on
Thursday and Friday aftsraools, the sIJ-
ject being Denmark. Through Ha anlSts
Country In Motor Car
Concerts are announosd for tonight n
the New York Theatre. the American. the
Grand Opera House, the Tart Avr'u
the Eden Muse. the Dewey, the Circle. 10
Harlem Opsru Hous,, Hurtig A seam1us.
the New Star a III II up l ".
Burle.que all the wesk T the Dewey.
yNs ssrseki,n yneatses.
Charles Hawtrey will APPEAR at the Mon
,auk Theatre lLis week In A Message froip
Mas