The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

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persons think The Yankee Consul well
worth Il second visit, II will stay mere only
two weeks longer
The College Widow reaches its twenty
third week at the Garden Theatre tomorrow
night and Col Savage il claiming IN TINS
George AIDE comedy The most popular AT
traction IN town. Its novel setting and
hearty fun appeal 10 large class.
Robert Edeson in -Strongheart' IL doing
very well at the Hudson Theatre lie
begins Tomorrow night the fourth week
Of his stay there.
George Bernard Shaw has been induced
to say that he hopes 10 make his first Nlsit
10 America when Arnold ally produces
Mrs. Warren's Profession the newest
Shaw dramatic work When this WIZ Oe
Is quite uncertain, ~ at present there 10 no
sign of decreasing interest in -fout Never
Can Tell. Tomorrow the play begins us
seventh week at the Garrick. and there
are large bookings for four weeks ahead
"Adrea. with Mrs Leslie Carter in the
title role continues 20 maintain it's strong
attraction ut the Belasco Theatre. Mrs.
Carriers portrayal of the blind princess
who RECEIVERS her sight shows the actress
in different light to any role she has had
Of her talents.
David warfield will play in The. Music
Master for the 175th time next Thprsday
night at the Bijou Theatre. The human
touches in this play have created an ertraor,,
binary popularity for both the work ana
the star.
Mrs Temples Telegram Is funny
enough to draw large and appreuauVe
audiences 10 the Madison Square Theatre
With such actors as William Morris, orace
Kimball and Thomas A. Wise in its pnnopai
parts the farce goes without hitch.
-Fantana' continues ite prosperous en-
gagement at the Lyric. A new song, en-
titled "TammanyT has been interpolateo
and other changes have been made Inc
poster matinees, given on Nednesohye'
are very popular.
Mrs Fiske and her company have now
been playing for twenty-three consecutive
weeks at the Manhattan Theatre. len
weeks have been devoted TO Leah
Keschna, = and they have been both pleas
ant and popular. Enthusiastic commenda-
tions Of the strength Of the play and the
manner of its presentation have come
from every part Of the country.
-Humpty Dumpty' will go merrily on
for two weeks more at the New Amsterdam.
Its successor for next season has already
been assured. When the gorgeous panto-
mime leaves here on March IT will prob
ably not be seen in town again.
New melodies being introduced into the
tuneful Victor Herbert-Glen MaoDon-
ough comedy 1t Happened in Nordland
at the Lew Fields Theatre are AIDING 70
its success. II is generally credited with
providing one Of the lightes' entertainments
in town.
AT the Weber Music Hall -Higgledy-Pig-
gedy" and that lively burlesque The Col
lege Widower' go merTily on. All last week
they were played to capacity audiences
Buster Brown and Tige continue 70
please both children and grownups at the
Majestic Theatre They are to have special
children's matnees on Friday afternoons,
when the curtain will not rise till O'Clock
90 give the school children time TO see the
whole show.
An ever popular drama, T. c. Dazey's
in Old Kentucky, comes TO the American
Theatre tomorrow. There are all the old
notwithstanding scene, pickaninny brass
band. buck dancers and strong cast OF
well known stage folk to present the play
Sweet Kitty Bellars which has re-
newed its former popularity IN its stay at
the Academy OF MUSIC, IA 10 le6Nt iIeIt
after two more weeks. Henrietta Cros-
man is seen at her best in this pretty Belasco
comedy.
The audiences at the Grand Opera House
this week are TO be entertained by The
County Chairman. II is the same genial
play and the same caste portraying its
general chractere as were seen on Broad
way
Ethel Barrymore brings Sunday hack
to town tomorrow for week at the Harlem
Opera House. Miss Barrymore has won one
Of her greatest popular triumphs as the
heroine Of this romance, which begins IN a
mining camp at Silver Creek and carries
her to England in very different surround
ings. Bruce McRae Is her Lending man.
A lively entertainment il furnished at
the West End Theatre by George Sidney
in the musical ia ce, Busy lzzy. La, iaa
new type of stage Hebrew, good natured
person who il imposed on rather than
imposing There are music, dances and
all sorts OF musical specialties by large
company
The Yorkvile Theatre Stock Company
is to present this week the Sherlock Holmes
play founded on Sir Conan Doyle's novel
The Sign of the Four viii X. WallinK
will plav Sherlock Holmes and the rest Of
the cast will Ire in suitable hands
How He Won Her will be the play at
the Murray Hill Theatre this week. with
Billy Clifford in the principal part.
The New Star is to have melodramatic
sensation in Fast Life in New York The
cast includes Julian Rose and Virginia
Drew Prescott.
Al II Wilson. German character come
dian aud singer vii De seen at the Metrop-
oils Theatre this weak in Sidney X. Bllis's
play, The Watch on the Rhine This
i his fifth wear as a popular star
Louise Beaion. in Rachel Godstein' is
the weeks attraction at the Third Avenue
Theatre This is a Theodore Kremer melo-
drama. and tells Of the struggles OF poor
girl in New York.
Terry Mc(iovern Is at the Windsor Theatre
on the Bowery this week for tho first time
in a new play For Fame and Fortune
/ The vaudeville entertainment at Proctor's
/ Twenty-third Street Theatre this week con-
tains a host Of clever variety performers
/ Carlotta. in her plunge around the loop
/ on a bicycle. draws many 20 thus theatre.
/ The Oberstier troupe OF twelve warblers
! sing Tyrolean songs. Watson. Hutchns
I and Edwards are 10 be seen in a laugh
! provoking sketch. The Vaudeville TX
change and Violet Black 1t Co. give