The sun., 1903-12-13

star who has not long to stay. The closing
weeks Of THE Office Boy" at the Victoria
! are at hand.
Fritzi Scheff maintains tho vogue OF real
| comic opera at the Broadway Theatre.
.Babette" Is good, and Its prima donna
is delightful.
The Babes in Toyland" folks at the
Majestic are getting ready for busy holiday
times, with daily matinees and presents
| for all the boys and girls In the audiences.
There will be new Christmas songs and
| dances.
Francis Wilson and the admirable COM
pany which recently revived "Ermine"
at the Casino will give that popular opera
is an opportunity which will appeal strongly
to West Side theatregoers.
Robert Mantell will put on @The Corsican
Brothers" at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
| tomorrow. 1t Is one OF the best plays In
his repertoire, and is especially associated
with the Fourteenth Street Theatre be-
cause 1t was there that Mr.. Mantell first
acted 1t, twelve years ago.
| sour New Minister" has done 80 we'll at
the American Theatre that it's time has
been extended indefinitely. Its simple,
| we'll told story interests admirers of good
melodrama. All the ministers in town will
soon be invited to see it.
"Wedded and Parted is billed at the
| Murray Hill Theatre. II is one OF the
Theodore Kremer productions, and is In the
height OF its popularity.
The players at the Irving Place Theatre
will give an elaborate porduction Of Maeter-
linok's 1Monna Wanna on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday SGeschwister Lemke" will
be repeated on Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday.
| Ethel Barrymore, who recently ended
successful engagement in cousin Kate"
at the Hudson Theatre. will play the same
| comedy this week at the Harlem Opera
House. There will be only one matinee,
that Of Saturday.
| Kate Claxton will be seen at the West
End Theatre this week in the part Of Louise
in 'The Two Orphans, which she has made
famous. It will probably be her last ap-
| pearance In New York lis season.
Beginning on Monday. Dec. 2l, the West
| End will be occupied for five weeks by Henry
M.Savage'e English Grand Opera Company.
This promises to be an annual feature
but %0 Ssp Sp1sas VII be vsnd snd 9 saos week eek
first week, Faust" and III Troyatore'
third, "Tannhauser" and 'AIda" the fourth
week, while the fifth week "The Bohemian
Girl" and operas for which there has been
the most popular request will be sung.
"A Gentleman by Day, Burglar by
Night" which is announced at the New
Star for tomorrow, disclosee its import
In It's title. 1t belongs In the same family
with "Raff1es' and Sherlock Holmes"
J: H. Carey, who wrote "The Price OF
Honor is it's author.
The Metropolis Theatre offers for this
week "The King Of Detectives one OF the
most absorbing productions Of that master
melodramatist, Theodore Kremer. Nov
ing pictures are used to advantage in the
vivid scene with which the play closes.
Carrie Nation, who is embracing the
moral Of temperance through the medium
Of the stage, will be the star and Ten Nights
Avenue Theatre this week.
Prootors Twenty-third Steet Theatre
offers a vaudeville assortment chosen from
the hest talent obtainable in this field Of
amusement Among the many attractions
at this house will be the Juggling Johnsons.
the Adonis Trio; Milton and Dolly Mobiles
Troupe. .aorobats from Germany; Tom Brown
and Nevarro in Life in Chinatown" the
Kitie Trio in Scotch songs and dances, and
Mary Madden, society monologist.
The players at Proctor's Fifth Avenue
Theatre, Theatre, headed head. by Florence Reed and
Broadhurst's comedy, what Happened
to Jones" Dan DAILY. whose vaudeville
work is immensely popular, will entertain
the audiences between the acts.
Billy Clifford and Lillian and Shorty De
Witt are in the vaudeville contingent.
Her First False Step the melodrama
Theatre, tells in thrilling sequence the
events in the life Of a girl who Inarres for
pique, is deserted in New York joins a
circus. and finally rescues her child from
lions cage.
Charles j. Ross and Mabel Fenton are
the stars in first rate vaudeville show at
Proctors Newark Thaetre.
Sunday concerts will be given as usual
at all the Proctor theatres in New York.
Keith's Theatre affords a carefully se-
lected entertainment, in which one Of the
chief features Is Tadette's Woman Orchestra
of Boston. Marcel's Living Art Studies.
which have been greatly admired. are
held over for another week Milly Capell,
the equestrienne, gives a fine exhibition
with her trained horse and hunting dogs
The humorous part Of the show will be pro-
vided by Swan and Bernhart, the eccentric
comedians; Fisher and Carroll and Lavender
and Tomson. Rosa Lee Taylor, the Creole |
nightingale, will sing. Vera King will |
contribute her quota Of songs and stories. |
Ed and Nettie Masse, jugglers, Bertha |
Geeson and Carl W. Sanderson, trick |
pianist are on the bill.
The Grand Opera Trio are in first place
at the Circle Theatre. They will sing
the prison scene from Faust" O'Brien
and Havel will play their new sketch. |
Ticks and Clicks. In addition to the |
leaders there will he Bedini and Arthur,
iugglers; Keough and Ballard the Four
Huntings, an acrobatio comedy quartet;
Rita Redmond. the soprano; Joe Flynn, |
the comedian; Carlisle's trained ponies,
and Seebach, the champion bag puncher
Hydes comedians furnish the entertain
ment OF the week at Hurtig Il Seamon's
Music Hall. They are headed by the Four