The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-06
CHANGES AT THE THEATRES.
John Drew Moving to the Emplre-WiIliam
Golfers New Play-The Other Bills.

N0Ancro NOW fioy-Iu0 Ot00f BlhAe.
William Collier is going to shelve .Per-
sonal.' On Thursday night he will appear
at the Bijou in the new comedy Are You
My Father"
This is John Drew's last week at the
Herald Square. Capt. Dieppe- Is not
going to leave the city, however, for some
time. Mr. Drew and the Captain will re-
open the remodelled Empire Theatre on
Tonight week. E. II. Sothern and 4The
Proud Prince" will be the next attraction at
tho Herald Square.
The Majestic Theatre is closed this week,
but it is busy place nevertheless. Babes
in Toyland" is being rehearsed for the OPEN
ing next Tuesday night.
The new Lyric Theatre opens Monday
night. Richard Mansfield In "Old Heidei-
berg Is the first attraction. The Lyric Is
next door to the Balasoo.
Edward Harrigan ia in his fourth week
at tho Murray Hill in sUnder Cover and
there is no decrease in the size Of the audi
ences.
The last two weeks Of Charles Warmers
engagement In Drink at the Academy
Of Music are announced THE Runaways'
terminates Ito long run at the Casino the
same night to make way for the revival Of
aErminie."
.The Earl Of Pawtucket. leaves the Prin-
cess In few weeks to 60 on the road. The
run Of this comedy has been remarkable.
Blanche Bates 8 stay at the Belasco in "The
Darling Of the Gods" Is limited. The
Japanese drama is now In Its second year.
Clyde Fitch never wrote more charming
play than Her Own Way and Maxine
Elliott couldn't have had better start for
hAr n . por ta
is a winner at Wallack's. where it is doing
big business.
Weber 4 Fields have begun the season
we'll with @Whoop-Dee-Doo.' Their theatre
Is too small to accommodate the people
who want to see the Weberfields company.
The revival Of .Ben-Hur' at the New York
has proved profitable, and this play in It's
Days Is still housing the Three Little
Maids. and they are as merry az ever.
The Rogers Brothers in London remains
i've weeks longer at the knickerbocker.
Ulysses" at the Garden Theatre ia great
spectacle which every theatregoer should
see
For the man with the blues tho place
to 90 is the Criterion. where Charles
Hawtrey is playing .The Man From Blank
American and will stay there for a long
time. Thomas Ross plays the leading
role. Marie Cahill says she is going to give
up musical comedy and try something
are at the Harlem Opera House this week.
The farcical comedy A Son Of Rest
is visiting this week at the West End, Nat
NJ. Wills plays the tramp title role. Jim
Bludso' is the attraction at the New Star
Andrew Mack continues to please his adj
mirers at the Fourteenth Street In Dion
Boucicanlt,s play, .ATr il .ns-Pogue..
Is at ths Grand Opera House. aHaberkorn'
Is the bill at the Irving Place this week;
" Rachael Goldstein" is at the Metropolis
and .New York Day by Day" at the Third
Avenue.
Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street Theatre
has this week in the Palace Of the King"
With Isabelle Evesson; Mckee +; (. Rankin is
third street theatre in humorous sketch
called .Ole Virginia in 1871 Christopher,
Jr.," is revived by the stock company
at the Fifth Avenue, Nancy Hanks
can be seen twice each day at the 125th
street house.
Keith's best act this week is Ned Way
burns Minstrel Misses. These young
women were the hit OF the New'York roof.
Other features of the bill are Snyder and
Buckley in a musical sketch and Charles
Leonard Fletcher, the mimic and imper-
senator.
Tony Pastors programme is as good az
usual. tbs headed by quartet OF musicians.
but there are fifteen other good turns adj
vertised. Marie Dressler Is the top liner
at the Circle, where she has received a
warm welcome. Hurtig & Sermons Music
Hall in Harlem has first-class vaudeville
offering this week. The Dewey has the
Knickerbooker Burlesquers. In the central
hall of the Eden Musee there are many
new wax groups. The Leipzeiger orches-
ira Is still supplying the music there.