The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-05

1t beyond the regular season as q summer
attraction.
Weber 4 Fieldss season at their own
theatre will close next Saturday night
with the usual jolifcation. The company
Little Princess" 10 the West End for
week before going on It's annual tour.
Jerome Sykes and the company which
recently left Days will play The Billion
are at the Grand Opera House this week.
Ward and vokes and their troupe q
singers and dancing comedians and pretty
girls are billed this week at Proctor's Fifty
eighth Street Theatre. In THE Head
Walters
This will be the last week Of 'The Sweet
Girl" sung by the Ferenczy Opera Com
pany at the Irving Place Theatre.
Mia Werber. Theresa Dalmer and other
stars will take part in a concert at the Irv-
ing Place tonight.
"A Country Girl" will be seen at the Har-
lem Opera House this week. These will
be her last days In New York for this season.
AN the Comforts of Home" by William
Gillette. one of the best OF farce comedies,
will be revived at the Murray Hill this
week. with Henry v. Donnelly as Theodore
Bender.
Devils Island play based on the
Dreyfus case, Is announced at the American.
The horseraoe In the third act Of The
Suburban has won the admiration Of the
audiences at the Academy Of Music. Tho
play has been booked for the rest OF the
season.
A new version OF 'Spotless Town will DO
given at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
this week. It abounds in songs. Jokes,
specialties and giddy young women.
"A Little Outcast' is the name of tho
melodrama which will be put on at tho
Third Avenue. The Newsboys' Quintet
has prominent and pleasing part in it.
No melodrama in recent years has been
more popular than The Fatal Wedding
which has a weeks engagement at tho
West End.
tine Minister'S Daughters" which will
be presented at the Star Theatre tins week.
deDicts the adventures Of two country girls
In New York. II IL q melodrama with
many impressive scenic auxiliaries.
"A Desperate Chance,' tina mslodrams
IOtlpdC0 on the cas- OF tIe Dluulp
will be given this week at the Metropolis
Theatre.
Eugene O'Rourke and his company. ap-
pearing In q sketch called .Parlor A. will
be the star feature at Proctors Twenty
third Street theatre this week. Morris
Cronin. a juggler. who comes here with .
European reputation, Ia on the bill, and -
are Anna Caldwell In a monologue of song
and story, Wylie's trained dogs, Frank Bell
OF sway Down East fame, and Robert
Harrington. boy soprano.
"A Social Highwayman' will be played at
Proctor's l25tn street theatre. Tho
Brooks Brothers and the Lovenberg Sisters
will appear in the vaudeville.
varied bill, headed by George Neville
and company. Is offered at Proctor's New'
ark theatre.
The usual Sunday concerts will be given
at Proc.or's theatres In New York
The Florodora Sextet has been engaged
for the week at Keith's Theatre. For tho
young folks much amusement will b af.
forded by the Gillett troupe Of trained
dogs Jones and Sutton will give a sketch
called THE Cream Of Colored Aristocracy.
The list also Includes West and Van Sic!-us
musicians; sam Drake and Lotta Glad
stone, mimics, and Rood and Shaw, aero
baia
Tony Pastor offers at the head Of his co.,
lection Of entertainers James T. Dolan and