The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-05
WHAT THE THEATRES OFFER.
NO CHANGES THIS WEEK AT THE
LEADING PLAYHOCSES.

Some New Entertainments 70 he Given
After Easter-Announcemesi OF the
Combination. Vaudeville and stock
Company Houses-Breoklyn Bills.
Richard Harding Davis's comedy, The
Tanning Of Helen" has made itself COM
fortably at home in the Savoy and seems
to have settled down for a prosperous
spring season. The many friends Of Henry
Miller its principal actor, and Miss Mill
ward have given them q hearty welcome
back to New York.
Grace George. whose engagement In
pretty Peggy" at the Herald Square was
originally limited TO three weeks. has found
II profitable to stay much longer. There
are Wednesday matinees now at the Herald
Square.
The last two weeks OF The Unforeseen
ct tbs Empire are at hand. After its de-
parture John Drew will return to play
sThe Mummy and the Humming Bird
and Second in Command"
Charles Hawtrey ID repeating at the
Criterion his success Of last year In "A
Message from Mars His engagement
this time will be short because he must
soon 20 to London.
Annie Russell has completed three months
OF her stay at the Garrick, where she Is
appearing in Mice and Men,.
Blanche Walsh will remain at the Vic
toria, playing Resurrection until May
2. David Beiasco has made arrangements
nox War4olA In s1ha
tioneer' at this theatre after Miss Walsh
leaves.
.The Darling Of the Gods is still crowd
ing the Belasco at every performance.
There is a great demand for seats at the
special matinee which will be given on
Thursday Of Easter week.
Elsie De wolfe's skirt dance In Cynthia
at the Madison Square Theatre has been i'm
proved by the introduction of new music.
This Is the last week Of her present engage
ment George H. Broadhurst's new
comedy, "A Fool and His Money" will he
acted for the first time at this house on
Tuesday. April II.
The Earl Of Pawtucl,et.- at the Man
haitian Is one Of the most popular entertain
ments in town. And the women Of the
company are wearing some OF the most
bewitching gowns and millinery OF this
joyful season.
Amelia Bin ehnm In in the latter days OF
hnr engaEr ment In The Frisky Mrs. John
SON at tho Primo ~ Theatre.
Students Of literature and the drama and
clercymen are numerous in the Garden
Theatre audiences. where "Everyman," the
old morality play, is being presented.
Mr. Proctor has secured for this week at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre a Modern
Crisoe,- one Of Sydney Roeenfeld's
comedies, which has never been acted in
New York. Roland Reed appeared In It
for som. time in Boston and Chicago.
Frederick Bond and Bsryi Hope will have
duction. .-.
ONLY one week remains OF James T.
Powerss engagement In The Jewel Of
Asia at Days. It's successor will be
Opie Reads new comedy. THE Starbucks .
THE Sultan OF Sulu' likes New York 80
well and New York likes him 80 well that
he bas decided TO stay at Wallack's all
summer. Maude Lillian Berri u singing
u. g. A. a new song written by George
AIDE. In the FIRST act.
The Prince Of Pilsen' has made a hit
at the Broadway, where It begins it's fourth
week tomorrow night.
Marie Cahill's engagement in Nancy
Brown at the Bijou goes Gayly along. 1t
has been extended till June. with q strong
probability Of still further prolongation.
The brilliant run OLA Chinese Honey
moon at the Casino will come to an end In
three weeks. In the meantime It's %ooth
performance will be celebrated.
More than 10000 persons have seen
mir. Blue Beard al the kpickerbocker
Theatre sincs Il came there In January.
The success OF The Wizard OF o. CT
the Majestic has teen 80 great that
its managers are thinking Of continuing