The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-30


Is TO leave the Academy Of Music at the end
OF this week. II has shown that Il Ia thor.
oughly TO the publio's liking.
At wallaok's -The Shot, un" Is doing verv
seems likely to stay there for the rest OF
the season.
The Fourteenth Street Theatre has
novelty this week In the engagement ~
Billy B. Van, q popular comedian recruited
from the vaudeville ranks.
There are Feveral novelties in the bills
at the Proctor theatres this week.
At the Twenty-third Street Theatre to.
morrow the Japanese Imperial Guards, a
company OF young Japanese who, after
serving In the Mikado's regiment, carne
to this country to learn the language, 40
through an interesting act. They are tie
only Japanese soldiers In this country, and
the bill are also several interesting little
comedies. 8. Miller Kent appears In ons
entitled aJust Dorothy" And then thers
is a collection Of the usual good vaudeville
acts seen at Proctor'e.
is Q vaudeville week also, John c. Rice
aAll the World Loves a Lover Thers /,
an act by midgets from the worlds fair,
another by two wonderful jugglers, and a
whole lot Of singers and dancers.
The Fifth Avenue stock company reviyes
Genevieve Haines's drama, Hearts Afame.r
which had q famous run in it's day. All
the favorites OF the stock company incud-
ing Isabelle Evesson. are seen In 1t, and
there is good vaudeville show as well
At the 125th Street Theatre William Gil.
laff military rllav > l.,
on the bill FOR the week, and there is an e1-
cellent collection Of vaudeville stars in.
Guiding a wonderful bicycle rider.
Excelle. Sunday concerts are given at
each Of the four Proctor theatres. At the
Fifth Avenue Matte Wilkes, the colored
primA donna, who Ia a favorite with Proc.
tor audiences, sings new songs.
Several numbers in the Keith bill this
week are especially designed to please little
folks. One Of them Is Powels Maronettes
There are forty figures or 80 in the colec-
ton; there is real stage, too; an automatic
orchestra and an automatic minstrel show.
latest recruit to vaudeville, who appears
In bright little comedy called "The Chorus
Lady" She was recently the star OF Janice
Meredith" Charlie Case will talk about
his father in way that always amuses
Keith's audiences. There is a really anus
At the new Yorkville Theatre this week
Yorke and Adams, the Hebrew comedians,
Grace La Rue and the Inky boys. presenting
"The Silver Moon" Janet Melville and EVE
Stetson are the stars of the bill Potter and
Hartwell and Clayton White and the Marie
Stuart company, in a one act comedy called
Paris, are other attractions on the pro-
gramme.
Tony Pastor has an excellent company
for the week, including Bobby Gaylor the
Irish comedian; Green and Werner Wood
and Ray, who present a play called "A
Bunch OF Nonsense; Verne and O'Brien in
a comedy called Morals Fortune; Lillian
Shaw, singing comedienne, cartoonist,
several good dancers and a woman magi-
clan.
Robert billiard appears at Hammer
STEMS Victoria this week in one act play
entitled Number 973." He has not been
seen in vaudeville for long time. Maud
Raymond in q new repertoire OF songs and
stories Edward Reynard, the ventrilo..
quist, James H. Cullin, monologist and
Clara Ballerini, q clever trapeze performer,
are also ON the bill.
At the Circle, Henry E. Dixey and his
players are the leading feature in strong
bill. There is monkey circus. q clever
skit entitled 1The New Boy" M. 0erminal,
new BARITONE from Paris; Stuart Barnes,
a monologist, and many more attractive.
performers.
Hurtig & Seamon's Music Hall has as its
star feature the Champagne Dancers. Others
on the bill are Matte Keene and her COM
pany in Her First Divorce Case, Josephine
Sabel. Bertha Gleason, Van siclen and West,
and many other attractions.
Sunday concerts at the Grand Opera
House. Harlem Opera House. American
Theatre, the West End, New Star, Metrop-
oils, Third Avenue, Hammerstein's Vic
toria, the Circle, the Yorkville, Hurtig 4
Seamon's, the Dewey, the Gotham, Huber's
Museum and the Eden Musee.
Dustin Farnum and his company return
to town tomorrow with -The Virginian,'
coming to the Grand Opera House for a
week. The play has repeated on the road
the success it had here.
At the West End "The Ninety and Nine
a famous melodrama with moral ending,
is to be played this week.
The Harlem Opera House has -The Girl
from Kay's," the tunefu musical comedy
which delighted Broadway all last season
Sam Bernard, Hattie Williams and the rest
Of the Herald Square cast are still in it.
At the New Star this week the Russell
Brothers play THE Female Detectives
a melodrama in four acts, purporting 10
describe feats Of the Ser ret Service men.
The Metropolis has "a Woman's Strug-
GLE described as the first dramatic pro-
duction in which baseball game Ia shown
in full blast.
The Third Avenues attractions A Strug-
gle for Gold,' an exciting Western melo-
drama dealing with scenes in the California
gold fields.
For this week the Trocadero Burlesquers
appear at the Dewey Theatre in lively
piece called 1.-THE Misft Family and
btrlesque on "The Yirginian.'
At the Gotham the American Burlesquer-
are at home, presenting 1Dumont's Arship
and Fun at Luna Park"
The melodrama more to Be Pitied Than
Scorned' Is being presented at the Windsor
Theatre M, the BoWery