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week at the Casino tomorrow. and its end
Is not yet in sight.

Jacks Little Surprise" has started mer-
rily on the second week Of its run at the
Princess Theatre. The performance Is
now smooth and even, after much super
vision by James X Hackett, and the COM
pcations resulting from the storing away
| of the harem favorite in Arthur Byron
trunk make new friends for this farce
nightly.
special matinee to-day opens the third
week Of Al Leech and the Three Rosebuds
in William A. Bradys extravaganza, Girls
Will Be Girls" at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre The house Is filed nightly and
seats for the future are In demand.
",rhe White Tigress of Japan" couldn't
help hitting the taste of Eighth avenue.
The title alone would attract crowd to the
American Theatre. 1t did, the first night.
pectations it aroused There hasn't been a
more exciting revelation of love. intrigue
and blood thirstiness at the American in a
year, and long is 1t likely to be continued
there.
The vaudeville houses, some Of which
Jagged little behind the regular theatres
in getting down to business this year, will
all be in full swing this week. The Circle
opens it'll matinee tomorrow and large
| array Of vaudeville stars for Its first week
Some of them are: Willy Zimmerman: the
man OF many faces" the Carter De Haven
Gardner and her company in sketch The
New Coachman"; Milly Capell's trained dogs
and horses; Gus Williams, George W; Day
and many more Helen Bertram will also
make her debut at the Circle.
Hammerstein's Victoria reopens to-mor-
row night and will resume the policy sue
cessfully pursued last season of presenting
a fresh list Of representative performers
! OF every kind each week. For this week
Henry Lee will give his we'll known imper-
| sonations of men in the public eve including
b. Parker. Nine. Marzellas birds will
ride bicycles on track around the balcony
and over the heads Of the audience. Paul
Spadoni will permit full size automobile
filed with passengers to run over his BODY,
and there will be the array of vaudeville
| folks well known at Hammerstein's.
All the four Proctor theatres offer fresh
| programmes. Heading the bill at the
Twenty third street theatre is John T.
| Kelly, who amused Weberfieldians season
after season with unfailing regularity and
never seemed to tire or he tired. He will
appear in q new comedietta entitled "Sena-
| tor McFee." Yorke and Adams, a team Of
original comedians; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
| Thorne and their company in farce, AN
| iptON IL , DOIlltd Singer VI Cpoi spiieH,
Holden and Florence, singers; Levine and
Leonard jugglers Eva May flames, new
singer. and Louis NJ. Granat, u finger
whistler, are some Of the others
cessful of the BelascoDe Mile society
| plays, is to be revived by the Fifth Avenue
stock company, and there will be the usual
vaudeville performance there besides.
At the Fifty.eighth street theatre The
Runaways" will be seen for the first time
| In Neu EprlE spra that musical nnv's
| successful run at the Casino
East Lynne, favorite in long sue
cesson Of fearful dramas, will be seen at
the 125th street theatre; vaudeville there
There will be Sunday concerts at all the
four Proctor theatres.
Charles Hawtrey is to appear at Keith's
twice daily this week. and It's announced that
he is only the first OF a series of we'll known
| successive performances this season. Mr..
Hawtrey will appear in his sketch Time is
Money" The Garseh sisters. famous women
acrobats, are also In the bill this week. They
are newly from abroad. where they had
triumphal tour OF the music halls In a long
list OF other performers are also Charles
Hera, the juggler; A. o. Duncan, ventrilo-
quist; the Jolly Velias novelty dancers
from Paris; the Howard brothers, banjoists;
Wood and Ray, Allan j, Shaw, and Harry
Brown, the coon song singer
Hurtig Il Seamon's Music Hall in Harlem,
which opened last night for the season. has
bill for this week equal in all respects to
those OF last winter. James Thornton is to
hShy In e asen
Street Urchins' are to give show OF their
own, Bruno and Russell, late Of THE Sho-
gun company, are to appear. Doris Good
win. prima donna from La Scala, is to sing,
IL IL tnh th1 tn Lar u,
musical dogs Mabel Russell and the Howard
brothers are others on the programme.
Tony Pastor opens the fall season to-
morrow at his theatre with a more than
usually elaborate performance. Callahan
Sketch ih THE Old eighborhood, in Which
there are both fun and pathos; the Sisters
Ford will dance In wooden shoes; Hayman
and Franklin will describe "The Matrimonial
Agency" and show what comes out of it.
Potter and Hartwel present novel Aus
tralian acrobatio eats, and there are
sketches, singers, actors and thletes ap-
parently In unending procession. It's a
big show.
A private view of the new Orpheum Music
Hall, in East l25th street, is to BIO given next
Friday evening, and there will be dress
rehearsal OF the new musical skit, The |
Japskis." The house will open on Satur-
day.
Altogether Harlem is to be tho busy |
theatrical centre this week. Tomorrow |
the Harlem Opera House reopens with Mrs. !
Frances Hodgson Burnett's comedy, "The |
Little Princess" 1t is too well known to |
need description. Sara Cretpe, Mile Jalnes's |
most successful part, is to be played by |
Leonie Dsrmon, who was so successful in
it at the Madison Square Theatre last win
ter. There will be a special matinee for
the opening tomorrow.
Checkers" has settled down for a run
at the Academy OF Music and fills that big |
playhouse every night. 1t will begin its
third week with the Labor Day matinee |
tomorrow.
Williams and Walker. in the new an |
Dahomey," are entering npon their second !
week at the Grand Opera House. The first |
broke all records for early season business. ,
Blanche Walsh will follow the colored |
comedians at the theatre. The Sunday |
concert season will begin there on Sept ii. /
More to be Pitied Than Scorned" is
the eloquent title OF a new melodrama,
by Charles G, Blaney, to be presented at
the West End this week. There is music