The sun., 1903-11-29

the Garrick Theatre to the New Amster-
dam when her time at the former house
was up, and tomorrow she will go to the
Savoy for four weeks engagement
William Faversham, at the Criterion,
is well started on his production of the 70.
mantle comedy. Miss Elizabeths Prisoner '
Hilda Spong is Elizabeth. Mr.. Favershan
will stay at the Criterion for seven weeks
Charles Richman seems to have in Capt.
Darlington" one of the best OF the 1905
crop of Revolutionary plays, and his en-.
gagement at the Manhattan Theatre is
likely to be long and prosperous.
Malde Adams's audiences at the Empire
are limited only by the capacity of the
house. She has received warm personal
welcome, and her play. THE Pretty Sister
Of Jose" is thoroughly appreciated.
a Japanese Nightingale" begins is
second week at DAILY tomorrow. Margaret
Ellington plays Ydii, and the rest of the CON.
pany is competent. 1t is a pretty play am
lovely spectacle.
George Ade has made good again al
Wallack's. His rural comedy, THE County
Chairman" is hit.
The Lyceum TIL eatre will be crowded
to the doors as long as William Gillette
remains there in j. NJ. Barrie's comedy
"The Admirable Crichton." The play and
the actor are worthy Of each other.
FRITZ Scheff's triumph in comic opera
has been immediate and complete
"Babette" at the Broadway is in deserved
clover.
Grace Van Studdiford, Thomas Q, Sea
brooke and Mile. Guerrero are making
"Rec Feather" at the Lyric Theatre
one Of the best and most popular entertain.
ments in town.
Kyrle Bellew is getting near the fiftieth
performance of "Kaffies' at the Prinem(
Theat re. Gold-plat ed burglars jin,hieI
will be the souv enirs.
Nine. Charlotte Wiehe and the French
company go back to the Vaudeville Theatre
Tomorrow. The bill this week will retain
The Tribes OF Nerine, Tho Wedding
Night ana "The Farewell Supper and
lie Main will be substituted for Il Homms
aux Pouptes."
The Best of Friends" W i'll depart from
the Academy in two weeks. 1t is the most
ambitious and one Of the most successful
melodramas ever produced here.
The popularity of Babes in Toyland'
at ths, Majestic IS illustrated by the fact
that the management announces matire@s
for every day in holiday week.
Frank Daniels begins his second month
at the Victoria in The Office Boy to-
morrow. The patronage is still all that
could be desired.
"Whoop-D Dee / 90" goes on az Weber
Fiet!s's Music Hall wtlHonly the changes
that are made to freshen all Weber Fields
shows. A new song is being written Tor
lillian Russell
Three Little Maids" will have its tooth
performance at the Garden Theatre or
Tuesday night 1t will stay here for four
weeks and then will start for Australia.
"The Girl from Kay's" has nothing 10
wish for at the Herald Square. II is thor.
oughiy enjoyable musical comedy, and II
has its reward.
"Ben-H ar will finish lorg engagement
at the New York Theatre in two weeks
1t is handsomely sa ged and well presented
Forbes Robertson and Gertrude Ellio''
reach the close Of their stay at the knicker'
ho,ker Theatre in THE Light That Failed
next Saturday night. Anna Held follows
them in "Mam'selle Napoleon on ues'
day. Dec. g.
aim EuntenL Rock" will end a gratifying
run at the Irving Place Theatre this week
Amelia Bingham returns to New iors
this wee X TO present CLYDE Fi'ch's COMEDY,
THE Frisk, Mrs. Johnson at the Grann
Opera House All the seats for Mondar
nights performance have been soil TO the
Re yal Arcanum.
Edward Harrigan having ended ms
season, the Murray Hill Theatre now be
comes a binaticn house a. popua.
priCes with a week. change Of bill. Happy
HoolSan" will By the first attraction under
this system, and will begin it's engagement
Tomorrow,
Weber & Fields will bavo their own star
William Collier. a, their own west no
Theatre this week He and Louise Alien
and their excellent company Will appear
in the farce "A Fool and He Money.
Grace George will spend the week at the
Harlem Opera House. playing prett,
Poagy." She will be supported by hooe1'
LcTatne and the same company tha' con-
,r,hlt cd 10 her success downtown,
TIE Heart of MARYLAND" is booked a.
tho New Star II will be plea SANITY 'A.
mamb,rcd "a the war drama, written D,
David Balnsco. in which Mrs. Les ie are.
first gave promise of the great things '"7
has since accomplished.
The Ninety and Nine" melodrama @,
the hes, sort. which had a run OF lO2 nlgn,,
at thc Academy of Music last season co'ies r.
~ the Metropolis tomorrow N b" sH,ea Wv
hv the same excellent company ina l''
snnted il whom il was now.
In spite of lis suggestive name Inc
James Roys in Missouri" which VII ne eet"
at IN" Third Avenue Theatre this "eeh,
has n lot of humor and romance in MS co"''
position.
Dan DAILY will be the star at'racNpn
Prpc,or's Twenty-third street Theate '"'F