The sun., 1903-12-06
at the Savoy Theatre for three weeks moe<
Her success continues unabated.

at the Savoy Theatre for three weeks mos>.
! Her success continues unabated.
| FRITZ Schefr and fine comic opera,
Babette,' are good and sufficient reasons
for the nightly crowd at the Broadway
Theatre. It's splendid combination.
Alice Fischer is appearing at the Bijou
in Leo Ditrichstein's comedy whats the
Matter With Susan?'
Charles Richman and Captain Barring
ton have come and conquered at the Man
haitian Theatre and are booked for at least
four weeks longer and perhaps more
This is the closing week Of "Ben-Hu
at the New York Theatre. It will be fol-
lowed next week by Bertha Galland in
Dorothy Vernon Of Haddon Hail.
improvements have been made in "A
Japanese Nightingale" at Dnly's since Its
first night. II now tells its charming
story more expeditiously, and more dra-
matically, too.
Kyrle Bellows "Raffles" at the Princess
Theatre is admired for it's own sake; and
is especially attractive to late diners
because it doesn't begin as early as some
other plays.
There are probably no idle moments
In "The Queen of the White Slaves, a
closed at the Grand Opera House Tomorrow
night The chief incident is the abd duc-
ton of a young woman by the Highbinders
in San Francisco. The play is provided
with many mechanical devices that will
surprise and interest the spectator.
The second week of the new order OF
things at the Murray Hill win he given up
to a Hot Old Time a rattling good farce.
Mrs. Leslie Carter, having closed her
season at the Belasco. remains in town for
another week to play "Du Barry" at the
West End Theatre.
Annie Russell, who is now touring with
Madeline Lucette Ryley's excellent com
Tomorrow to spend week at the Harlem
Opera House.
Robert Mantell, coming back to the
Fourteenth Street Theatre after long
His play, "The Light OF Other Days" has
proved thoroughly acceptable,
Denman Thompson's melodrama. "Our
New Minister is drawing large audiences
at the American Theatre. Seats are on
sale for month ahead.
For Her Children's Sake" ia one Of the
most popular productions of Theodore
Kremer's niInble pen. 1t ia companicn
play to "The Fatal Wedding" It wi
be seen at the New Star his week.
George W. Monroe. the jolly comedian,
who has unprecedented all sorts Of Bridget,
from the original Aunt Bridget will appeir
at the Metropolis in Our Bridget's Drea1",
an amusing farce Of the we'll known Monroe
brand.
Three plays are billHd at the Irving Piece
Theatre this week. "Im Bnnten Roc"
on Monday; Max Halbe's drslna, "Ter
Strom." on Tuesday and Wednesdsr,
and "Gesohwster Lemke" on 1hursd.'
Friday and Saturday nights and Saturd J
afternoon.
Arno Id Days first production of G.
Bernard Shaws play, Candida will take
place at the Princess Theatre on Tuesday
afternoon
"The Scouts Revenge" is the title Of the
melodrema which Ia announced at the
Third Avenue Theatre.
Charles J. Ross and Mabel Fenton leai
the entertainment at froctors Twenty
lesaue actors have secured domesf
comedy sketch. "Just Like a Woman,
and will undoubtedly present it with Their
accustomed c!everness, Billy CLIFFORD the
Broadway Chappie." comes back to th'
house after eighteen months absence. Th'
Four Olfans. singers and dancers from
Europe; the Four Bard Brothers, acrobt's
and euuilibrists; Barney Ferguson and John
Mack, Howe and Scott, the Hebrew caNe-
walkers. andJ S. Woltng's trained Arabian
"The Sword of the King Henrieta
Crosman's SUCCESS Of last year, will be
offered at Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre
with Florence Reed and Malcolm Williams
in the leading roles. The Nichols sister;
backface condolences, are at the head OF
the vaudeville contingent.
Dan DAILY will be special attraction
at Proctor's i2ath Street Theatre, appear
ing between the acts Of "Trilby. The
play will be handsomely presented by the
stock company.
company of unusual merit has becn
got together for the production OF ITO Be
Buried Alive" which will occur at Proctors
Fifty-eighth Street Theatre to-morro"
night. The piece is melodramatic, but MOI
so narrowing as it's title suggests. Tn,
engineer, and the heroine is lovely.
Mgry Norman. the society woman I'm.
personator, is the star Of the vaudevi'
show at Proctor's Newark Theatre,
at 'I ali the Proctor theatres fn New York.
Two European novelties have the lead
at Keith's Theatre this week. First comes
Che Marcel company of Partisan poseurs,
representing famous pieces OF sculpture
rhe other feature from abroad Is Charles
Prelh and "The Talking Dogs" Wilfred
Clarke is associated will, Miss Care",
Miss De Mott and Archie Giles in the act
ing Of "In the BioPraph." Besides these
attractions. there will be Callahan and Mach.
Lotta Gladstone, portraying the country
Williams, the German dialect comedian
in "Our German Senator" Bean and Ham,
ilton, barrel jumpers; Mabel Hudson and
the Fred Gi!lett Trio in Fun In HAIR
dreseers' Salon"
.The Girl with the Auburn Hair" is en-
gagged at the Circle Theatre this week
fgirator." The programme also presents
James j. Morton in monologue, Foy a'o
Clark in their new skit, "Oh, Fudge desc
Couthoui, Stanley and Brockman In ~"