The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-25

liam Favershafn, It's star, are filing tn
Charles Frohman gives the play the bigges
cast that has been seen here in years. Juli
| Opus portrayal OF Q cockney milliner'
assistant IL one OF the favorite features o
the performance.
Mrs. Fake and her new company are
doing we'll Ut the Manhattan Theatre IL
ness are announced for this and mex
week, and for the present there Is no sigr
OF an opportunity for the new productions
which are likely to follow this play anc
favorite ! ole Of Mrs. Fiske.
Denman Thompson's revival Of his famous
pastoral play, .The Old Homestead, begin'
| It's fourth week at the Now York Theatre
| tomorrow night.
The Rogers brothers are not to leave the
New Amsterdam Theatre until Dot. 8, wher
they will pack their belongings and move
to the new Liberty Theatre, ten doors
west. "The Rogers Brothers In Paris" will
soroeress,- In which Mrs. Patrick Camp
bell win appear In . Bernhard role.
Undisturbed by new productions, 'Pih
PAT, Poui.' continues its prosperous course
at tho Caaino.
Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch
evidently appeals to New Workers at the
out West. All who have seen this pro-
duction praise It warmly.
"Taps' can stay at the Lyric Theatre
only till Oct. 10. Where Mr.. Shubert will
put the play then Is still uncertain, but
that its stay in New York will be prolonged
indefinitely Ia sure. Herb ert Kecey and
Ef1e Shannon are drawing particularly
large audiences to the Lyric.
The new edition Of 1.-THE Isle Of Spice
10 also getting along we'll now, and 1t is said
may stay at the Majestic Theatre over
the holidays.
Lulu Chaser will remain at the Knicker-
booker in A Madcap Princess only three
weeks longer Several of the scenes in
this piece call for more acting than is usually
expected from comic opera star, but Miss
CHASER is filling the part admirably. She
10 soon to 60 to England for long stay
there.
The sixth week OF the engagement Of
Checkers at the Academy Of Music be-
gins tomorrow night. The raoetIack scene
in tits stirring melodrama alone would
make the fortune OF worse play, and it
. !s only one OF the good points about
May Robson, an established dramatic
favorite. makes her debut in vaudeville
tomorrow night at Proctor's Twenty
third Street Theatre, in q specially written
sketch called Coming" 1t revives one
OF the characters she has made famous
and shows her talents well. Bruce
Brayton and Sydney Lee act with her
The rest OF the Proctor bill is as strong as
usual vinelle's Horses from the London
Hippodrom are to give their clever act
and in the programme are many estab-
lished favorites, including Ethel Robinson.
the pocket May Irwin May Evans. tie
Gillette sisters. James r. Glenroy and the
SCOTS, acT obats.
At Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre the
stock company is TO revive Capt, Lettar-
blair one Of E. II. Sotherns favorite plays;
Robert Arden, who has already establis! ed
himself on q suRe foundation with the Fifth
Avenue audiences. Is to have the leading
part. A good vaudeville bill fills out tie
performance.
Soldiers OF Fortune is to be played at
1t will serve to reintroduce to Harlem Miss
Beatrice Morgan. who will be at tie feal
of tie company for tire season. Loney Has
kell leads tie supporting vaudeville artists.
Sunday concerts are given at all the four
Proctor theatres.
Bryan Douglass and William Harcourt
follow Henry E. Dixey, Annie Irish and
Charles Hawtrey at Keith's this week, and
they are expected to duplicate the success
of those stars Of the dramatic stage. Mr..
Harcourt will be seen In breezy Western
sketch, "A Dakota Widow by Grace
Living ston Furniss, author OF Mrs. jack
Mr.. douglass preeents small comedy,
The Cowboy and the Lord; The rest Of
ard. The Quigley Bros in sketch; Irving
Jones. Castle and Collins, black face come
dians; Foster and his dog Mike and Clement
De Lini are some OF them.
At Tony Pastors this week Ward and
Curran introduce q new version Of THE
Terrible Judge the Fitzglbbon-McCoy
trio present another skit. The Mis- ohievous
appear in THE Football Players and the
Farmer and there are almost endless
acrobatie performances, mono
logues, dances, coon songs and the other
things which 60 to make up a first class
acrobatic performance on the bill
Mcintyre and Heath are the leading per-
formers at the Circle tomorrow. The
team is about to abandon vaudeville, and
this weeks will be probably their last ap-
pearanoes In New York. Ar an extra at
traction there will be Will Al. Cressy and
blanche Dayne in their newest sketch,
performers will be Speisardy's bears,
frank and Jen latina, musical comedians
from London; Clarice Vance, Jack Neu-
worth, the singing comedian, and others.
At Hammersteins Victoria another en-
tirely new vaudeville bill will be given.
Dan MoAvoy and his Fifth Avenue Gil Is
are first on the pI ogr anime. and others who
will be seen are Willie Zimmerman. in his
DO, TT ats Of masteas Of music: Garfield and
Carton, La Tel csc, Gilette's Musical Dogs,
Till and Sylvauey, Sparrow, Ca. twell and
Harris and the MEG .ath b.others.
Mabel Mckinley is to be the star Of the
Hurtig 4 Seamon's bill this week. with
Cdette Tyler in a one act comedy, -The
Man and the Maid as co-star. A ST. ong
company will support Miss Tyler. Others
on the programme are the four Lukens,
gymnasts Stanley and Wilson in the p o.
lessor and His Pupil, Hines and Remington
in another skit; White and Simmons, Her
bert Brooks, @the man of MYSTERY" and