The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
reestablIshed as permanent feature of
bis season.

ree.tablshed az permanent feature Of
bis season.
This ia Edward TerTy's last week at the
Princess. He will repeat The Passport
until Wednesday evening. Then me
, House of Burnside" and -Bardell Va PICK
! yyic," will be revived for the rest OF tho
! week
A special feature Of -Fantana' at the
Lyric are poster matinSes on Wednesdays
IN tboae days each woman in the audience
receives an autographed picture IN oolols
| of Jefferson De Angels Katie Barry OF
some other popular member OF the COM
pany.
"Fatinitza- will again be Fritz semen =
opera at the Broadway for the next TWO
veaka In this Miss Schef1 he's made her
greatest SUCCESS. Its score gives ne,
! plenty Of musical opportunity, ana the Pul
Of the dashing young soldier nus "e' "''
mirably.
In its new dress the reopened Madison
SQUARE Theatre evidently appeals 70 Vue
taste of theatregoers and has regainea ,'S
old-time popularity Mrs. Temples I eIe-
gram with Frank Worthing, uIaoe Draw
ball, Thomas A. Wise and Margaret D'e"
in IL, is n genuinely amusing farce
ABuster Brown" is breaking RECORDS ~
the Majestic. Next season Master Gaoriei'
the diminutjve comedian who is bpster'
will be promoted to stellar rank IN Il ne"
production designed especially 70 display
his talents. musical and mimic; ne new
piece ia entitled Little JACK horner.
/ Contracts for the scenery nave aIea
been let. but Buster Brown IL hKely 10
/ g,,a o,,t ba apu at the Nlu1PotlC.
II a popular vote were taken for the most
t,,neful of the musical comedies now on
the stage here. very large number oivotes
would be cast for the Victor Herbert-Glen
Macdonongh piece, 1t Happened in Nord-
land at the Lew FIELDS Theatre. An
Indian song is soon to be introduced INTO
tho production TO follow the Indian dance,
and this week Joseph Herbert and Harry
Fisher will have new songs and Bessie
Clayton and Harry Davenport new dance
Trxie Friganza will make her bow as
one Of the Weber all star stock company at
the Weber Music Hall tomorrow she
takes the role of Nimi dc Chdrfrense IN
| aHigpledy- Piggledy.' Both this piece and
The College Widower are dong well
Henrietta Crosman in Sweet Kitty
at the Academy Of Music. Her engage
mont there is limited TO March @, when she
will he followed by Blanche Bates in Inc
Darling Of the Gods
A popular drama of Fast Side life comes
TO the American Theatre tomorrow in
-Cohen's Luck" in which Joseph, Weich
has been starring successfully The play
/ is 10 have an elaborate production mere ana
has strong supporting cast
Mrs. Hodgson Burnett's play "A Lady OF
I Quality" in which Julia Arthur won tri-
umph several years ago, is 10 be lavishly
| reviyed this week by the stock company
MT the Yorkville Annie Sutherland will
play the part Miss Arthur formerly had
Frank Daniels has brought The Office
Boy" to the Grand Opera House for the
week. Clara Bell Jerome and Sallie Fisher
take the parts originated by Eva Ianguay
and Louise Cunning.
At the West End, Siberia as revived
by William A. Brady at the Academy OF
Music recently, will be the attraction for
the week reproduction of the hlshlneh
massacre and "A ballet of Russian dancers
are features Of this production
Nat Goodwin IN ne lHuIptl Nuiil'7 ~
the Harlem Opera House for the week.
1t is a play with all the favorite Goodwin
| esaue characteristics and series OF sltua-
tions novel in a Goodwin play a. veil.
The Murray Hill stock company is TO
plav Jane Mauldin Feigl's Texas, whole
some breezy play of the Lone Star state;
Robert Corners plays the hero's part and
Florence Lester is TerGs west
A n,elodrama Astounding in thrills is The
White Tigress of Japan which comes TO
the New Star this week. 1t deals with sup
| nosed incidents in the Russo-Japanese war.
and its scenes are laid in Japan. China,
Corea and Manchuria.
I,ottie Blair Parker's picturesque comedy
Under Southern Skies comes 70 the Me-
tronolis Theatre for the week. Ii presents
an attractive picture OF old Southern life.
AT the Third Avenue the weeks play is
/ Two Little Waits melodrama in which
two very bright children play the principal
parts
Louise Beaton, in her comedy drama
Rachel Goldsten. il at the Windsor.
Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre
this week presents another spectacle on
the lines of the Woodland Nymphs, which
was so successful there last week. The
new net Ia called -Pretzels, and has been
deliberately staged by II. T. MacConnell.
Carlotta continues her daring fea; of loop
ing the loop on a bicycle from the top gal
lery. and there are new vaudeville enter
tainers famous in their parts Blind
Tom. McCabe. Sabine and Vera, in the skit
The Arrival Of Netty Mccarthy =; the
Empire Comedy Four and Wood and Berry
are some OF them.
The stock company at the Fifth Avenue
ia 10 play the successful farce comedy
The Money Makers" this week This is
the play in which Ida Conquest had one OF
her early triumphs In the vaudeville
part Of the programme ara the Wood
Symphs and several good singers and
musicians.
At Proctor Fiftv-eighth Street Theatre
the weeks play il The Only Way adapted
from Dickens's Tale OF Two Cities. The
cast il headed by William lngersoI and
Edna Phillips. There is good vaudeville
between the acts.
sThe Greatest Thing in the World origi-
nally produced at Wallacks Theatre by
the gifted Mrs lie Moyne. il 10 be played
at the i25th Street Theatre this week. This
vaudeville performers include Anges Mahr
the toe dancer, and the Ford Brothers
Concerts tonight at all the Proctor