The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-15
THE THEATRES THIS WEEK.
Notable Openings for the Next Three
Nlghts-PIenty Of Good SHOWS.

Nlshts-PIenty Of Good shows.
John Drew opens the Herald SOU are
Theatre tonight and inaueurates Charles
Frohman's management OF TINS mousse
Captain Dieppe' is an original play by
Anthony Hope and Harrison Rhoades,
and the authors are said to have furnished
the actor with delightful comedy 'oe'
The season at the Criterion begins to-
morrow night. Charles Hawtrcy, the Eng
glish actor, reopens this house with The
Man From Blankey's." Hawtrey will be
supported by an English company.
Blanche Bates starts the season at the
Belasco tomorrow night with revival
of THE Darling of the Gods" This Will
make the second season for this japanese
drama here.
The Same night there will be Wild West
show at Madison Square Garden. col.
Cummins's Indian Congress- is going to
stay there two weeks. He promises that
his show will be second to none of its kind
Thursday right Weber q Fields open
their NJ. sic Hall. Their new Offering is
called "Whoop-Dse-Doo.' Edgar Smith
and William T. Francis are responsible for
il and the Weber Il Fields stars will all
have plenty to do.
A Princess of Kersington' is one Of
the most successful shows the Broadway
Theatre has ever housed. 1t is drawing
big crowds nightly and is well worth going
to see.
"The Earl of Pawtucket' is doing as
we'll at the Princess as it did at either the
Madison Square or the Manhattan. This
comedy is breaking all records by the length
of its run.
The Casino needs no new attraction for
many a day, "The RUnaways" is doing
SO we'll. Fay Templeton is still the head
of the company and she has many able
aids.
George AIDES latest musical play, Peggy
From Paris" has many bright lines and
catchy songs. 1t will probably remain
at Wallack 8 as long As The Sultan OF Sulu
did last season.
to the cast of "The Wizard Of Or" and
will remain at the Majestic as long as this
popular play stays there.
The Rogers brothers are constantly add
ing new Jokes to their show at the knicker-
booker Money has been spent lavishly on
their latest production
"Vivan's Papas" has only two weeks to
stay at the Garrick. Mrs. Langtry Is hay
ing successful engagement at the Savoy
in Mrs behring's Divorce The revival
of "Arrah ma -Ponue," with Andrew Mack
in the leading role. has been great trl-
umph for the actor.
Willie Collier and his wife, Louise Allen,
have so;"cth ing to say to theatregoers at
the Biiou. If YOU want hearty laugh, go
and see M Wife's Husbands at the Madi-
son Square. The Fatal Wedding which
did so well at the American, is this week
offering at tie New Star. The engage
ment Of the three Little Maids ends at
Dalv's on Nov II. "A Great Temptation
is at the Metropolis and Kidnapped in New
York" at the Third Avenue.
At Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre
there is an all-star bill this week. Isabelle
Urauhart can be seen there III her latest
vaudeville sketch Even stephen" "She
Stops to Conquer" is at the Fifth Avenue
aWhv Women Sin" is the bill at the Fifty
eighth Street house. and christopher, Jr,.
is the play at the Proctor Harlem house.
keith's continuous performance beSins
every day at 1890 O'Clock and ends at lC:45
in the evening.
Bailey and Madison are the top liners at
Tony Pastors, where there is always 4
first class show. La Belle Tro]a is playing
in Cherry Blossoms" a Japanese sketch,
at the Circle. The Bohemian Burlesquers
are at the Dewey. The I.eipzieger Orchestra
is still giving good music at the Eden Musee
Hlrtir & Seamon's Music Hall has an en-
cellent bill. Rita Redmond and compa ny
and ten other star acts make up the pro-
oranne mt the Orpheum.