The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-11

Il LILO curtain comes GOWN. hulbS pitiulcy
has wonderful $50, 900 diamond costume
with which she threatens to dazzle New
York.
Al Leech and the Three Rosebuds In
William A. Brady's "Girls Will Be Girls
still continue to fill the Fourteenth street
Theatre nightly
frankie Baily, late Weberfieldian. is to
appear in vaudeville at Proctor's Twenty
Third Street Theatre this week in 2o-min-
ute sketch in which she impersonates
young artist and makes two changes OF
costume. The sketch Is called My wires
Picture, and is likely to be attractive since
It has tempted Miss Baily into. the -con-
tinuous" which 1t Is announced 'she has
hitherto refused all offers to enter She
Is not the only feature In the Proctor bill.
Other star performers are James J. Corbett
new mons0sqSS P Msyyes Amoros
flying ring experts, Nulla Harris and Grace
Leigh In ketch and many more.
Soldiers Of Fortune" the play SO long
associated with the name OF Robert Edeson,
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre. The vapde-
willie bill there is headed by Marshall p.
Wilder and includes many well known
artists.
At Proctor's l?5th Street Theatre Lost
River one Of the most popular melodra-
mas produced in recent years, is to be given.
There Is strong vaudeville bill there, too,
Two well known stars OF the legitimate
stage hold the front places on the pro-
gramme at Keith's Theatre. Henry Z.
Dixey's successes date back as far as
-Adonis' and Annie Irishs to The Two
ton Of David Garriok" to Keith's audi
enoes. Miss Irish Is to appear in An
ACTRESSES Christmas Eve" Midgley and
, Carlisle are to give more child sketches OF
| the sort shown in their Sarah and Sammy
series, and In the rest OF the programme
are juggers,, comedians, MINISTRIES. aero
bats. vocaists and players of instruments
| galore.
At the Circle this week the automatic
wonder "Enigmarele" is to be the chief
in a sketch sThe Model Maid" Ethel Levy,
previously with the Four Cohans, Wifred
Clarke and his company, the Bard brothers,
acrobats,, the orpheus Comedy Four and
Mmmer the juggler.
In Tony Pastors programme for this
week are the Great Singing Comedy Trio
! in a sketch, "The Botany Class the Carl
Dammann troupe of acrobats, Baker and
| the ABBEY dancing sisters, and host OF
| entertainers such as are rarely seen in
group except at the Pastor theatre.
At Hammerstsins Victoria, which changes
its bill entirely each week. the newcomers
are headed by George Evans, the Honey
Boy" Staley and Barbeck, musical black
smiths, introduce q lightning transforma-
ton spectacle; Charles Burke. Grace La
Rue and their inky boys; Mile. Chester and
her statue dog and many more.
Robert billiard and his company will
present mo. 973," a new one-act play with
musical specialities, at Hurtig Il Seamon's
music hall In Harlem this week. George
c. Boniface and Bertha Waltzinger will
a skit; Helena friedrich. an ex-prima donna
OF comic opera, will sing and there will be
acrobats and other entertainers besides.
To-day there will be Sunday concerts
at the Victoria, Hurtig 4 Seamon's, the
House, Hubers Museum and the Eden
Musee.
Blanche Walsh in Resurrection" will
furnish the weeks attraction at the Grand
Opera House. It viii be her final appear
play.
The Shubert musical comedy, .The
Runaways." comes to the West End for
the week, with Arthur Dunn as the star.
At the Harlem Opera House -The Prince
OF Pilsen- may be expected to have another |
successful New York run. Trixie Friganza |
heads the cast.
J.H. Stoddard in 1The Bonnie Brier Bush"
under Kirke La Shelles direction. appears |
Theatre. There is a strong cast to present |
this dramatization OF Ian Maolaren's
story.
Hearts Adrift," a melodrama which has
been thrilling thousands Of good folks
week at the New Star.
From Rags to Riches is the weekly
offering at the Metropolis Theatre.
The Third Avenue has the favorite East
Side melodrama, why Women Sim on
it's bill.
Eusebio Santos, 1the grass eater" who
got into the newspapers at great length
week or so ago. Is to exhibit himself at
Hubers Museum this week. There is also
and the man on whose back is a dishgure-
ment resembling the Crucfxion, which is
laid to a stroke of lightning.
Terrace Garden, with It's tne orchestra, |
continues to tie a great evening attraction.
Tonight the Jichenkranz Singing Society
and the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
give concert there.
The cinematograph at the Eden Musee
shows this week the international college
games between Oxford Cambridge and
Yale Harvard. The concerts and the World
In Wax continue.
The Dewey and the Gotham Theatres
both have their usual strong burlesque
bills this week.
The Brooklyn Theatres.
F. c. Whitney's production OF the mill
tary opera when Johnny Comes Marching
Home" Is to open the third week Of sea-
son which promises to be most successful
for the New Majestic Theatre in Brooklyn
Three years ago the opera was one Of the |
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