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Friday. and 'Das Bsrenfell' on Satur.
day night.

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This Is the hfty-second and last week
Of "A Chinese Honeymoon at the Casino.
II will be marked by four souvenir per-
formances-Monday Tuesday and wednes-,
day nights and Wednesday afternoon. Tho
one on Wednesday night " the <00th. Tn
next Casino show will be Tho Runavays~
on May 4.
Mr. Blue Beard with it's fine array OF
funny men and handsome women, goes on
auspiciously at the Knickerbocker.
The Wizard Of Or Is on the fun tide Of
public favor at the Majestic. It is enjoyed
by the children at the mstinees "a much
a. by the grown folks At night
The Ferenczy Opera Company. with Mia
werber As its prima donna. will continue
to sing ia Poupee' at the Irving Place
Theatre throughout the week.
- The sextet called Tho Song Of the
Cities in The Prince Of Pilsen' 1t the
Broadway Theatre Ia a very attractive feat
ure and has won its share Of favorable
comment.
Eight Of the girls in The Sultan Of sulu'
were chosen as models for Easter pictures.
1nc 40 WIN oAAiooe oAhtsoAAoo ."
popularity.
Nancy Brown In coming near to It's sew
enty-ffth performance at the Bijou. Its
season will last well into warm weather.
Happy Hooligan,' musical farce, Ia
billed for one week at the Fourteenth STREET
Theatre. II will be followed by the -Four
Cohans in a new piece called Running for
ONCE
The Suburban is being run before large
audiences at the Academy Of Music, and IL
takes a great many people to make large
audience at the Academy.
Primrose and Dockstader's Minstiels
will make merry at the Grand Opera House
this week. This will be the last engage
ment here Of these two comedians as part
ners.
The stock company at the Murray Hill
will play 'Pudd 'nheadWilson," with Edwin
Holt al Wilson and Laura Hope Crews as
Rory
.On the Stroke Of Twelve melodrama
which has been welcomed In this city every
season for four years. will make its annual
visit to the Third Avenue Theatre this week.
under Southern Skies in which Grace
George appeared last year. will be seen at
Proctor's Fifty-eighth street Theatre this
week. II In by Lottie Blair Parker, author
Of Way Down East
The revival Of the week at vne American
Theatre will be more Than Queen pro-
duced with the same scenery and effects
that were used when Julia Arthur played 1t.
"A Social Highwayman' Is announced at
Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre. Tho
vaudeville contingent includes A. o. Dun
can, the ventriloquist; Terrill and Simon,
and Nettie v. Floredo. soprano.
James A. Herman and Jessie Mae Hall
head the programme At Proctor's Twenty
called The Opening Night George
Evans will exhibit Q new act. harIy
Davenport and Mile, Zetta oner . skis,
Life on the Road The rest Of the CON-
"A Modern Crusoe' moves up 70 IToe-
tors i25th Street Theatre. Press Eldridge
il in the vaudeville end OF the show.
John and N E%%s R1y are the ssfs are
nearly twenty other features.
Sunday concerts as usual at the Proctor
theatres In New York.
Inc culver bicycie LooP-the-LoP - Wv
top-liner at Keith's this week Two Euro
pean novelties follow, Conn and Conrad
In The Quiet Burglars and Emma Cot
treliy, thu champion hoop roller OF the
world williams and Tucker will play
.Driftwood- Some OF the other good
things promised are Hal Godfrey and com,
pany In A Very Bad Boy. Marion ana
Dean in Its Up TO You, Lillian Western,
soloist, and the Farnun brothers In The
Sickly Golf Player
Tony Pastors company for the week
includes the Four Musical Cuttys. Preros'
and Provost, creators OF Fun In Turkish
Bath Jess Dandy, the Hebrew parodis''
Mr.. and Mrs. Swickard In o comedy sing;
inr act; Tom Moore, COON songs; Inward