The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-05
THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.

henry Miller In Henry Arthur Jones's
play Joseph Fntangled' given under
the direction Of Charles Frohman, comes
to the Broadway Theatre next week with
the prestige Of a two months successful
nun In Manhattan. an English triumph and
an enthusiastic reception by most Of the
large cities in this country. 1t was pro-
duced in San Francisco by Mr.. Frohman last
July, with Mr.. Miller in the leading male role
The original American cast will be seen at
the Broadway. The list embraces Hilda
Spong. John Glendinning Walter Allen,
loway Fisher. Laura Crews, j. Hartley
Manners. Stanley Dark, Frederick Tiden,
Frank Willard Bertram Harrison and others
Henry W. Sayage's production OF The
County Chairman is to be seen there next.
The costly production Of Siberia made
by William A. Brady az tho Academy OF
Theatre It Is many years since this melo-
drama Of BARLEY Campbell's first saw the
light in New York, and many famous actors
have appeared in il, This production
brings the old play up 10 date. 1t includes
a graphic representation OF the klshineh
massacre and a performance by a troupe
OF Russian dancers. The cast includes
Ernest Hastings, Carl Eckstrom, Franklyn
Roberts, Edwin Holland, Daniel Gilfether,
Frank Russell. Felix HRney. Helen Mac
Gregor. Jessie Bonstelle, Marian Chapman
and Louise Lehman. Checkers win follow
next week.
Herbert Kelcey and Efae Shannon have
been engaged to act at the OrpheIrn Thea
ire this week. The former leading man
and woman Of the Lyceum stock company
will appear in John Oliver Hobbee's dainty
one act comedy Journeys End in Lovers
Meeting The -Four Mmtous, clever vRude-
Vile entertainers, are another attraction,
and others IN the programme are Jules and
Ella Garrison, the italian Operatic Trio
SaIlie Stembler, Tony Wilson and Mile
Heloise, George W, Day and Burke's dogs.
An interesting theatrical event In Brook
fyn this week is the reopenlng OF the Am
ph!on Theatre as a house Of vaudeville
at popular priceA There viii be daily
ma t1nkcs for women and children, and the
PROGRAMMES are 70 be maintained at high
grade. Among the performers in this first
week are 10 be r. @. Knowles, the monol-
vassar Girls, Tommy Russell, the original
lite Lord FaInilsrov, in a drama written
by himself and many more.
At the Grand Opera Houre the successful
musical play Paris by Night which had
a run OF three months on the Madison Square
Garden roof last summer. will have it's first
Brooklyn production. The frivolity IL
lively and attractive and is interpreted BY
an exceedingly large company, OF which
Bert I.eslie and Robert L. DALEY Peter
F. Daley brother are the star ,omedans
The Folly Theatre win have Arthur C.
Aiston's company, headed by James NJ.
Brophy. in Shadows on the Hearth, the
i e . - .,-f1 a
Gently at the American Theatre. Manhat-
tan 1t is a powerful play, developed
naturally and oonvindngly, and with tho
picturesque village Of Frenchtown, n J..
as its scene, the war being merely a back
ground,
Al the Park Theatre a melodrsma by
Hal Rid will be another play new to Brook.
lvn. IT is entitled Alone in the World
and the scenes are laid in New Orleans
The plot concerns the struggles and final
triumphs Of a waif abandoned by his father.
The scenes show many typical sights OF
New Orleans and there Is thrilling bank
robbery in IT,
AZ the top OF the programme for Hyde
4 Behmsns Theatre this week, by special
arrangement with Klaw 4 Granger. il
Peter F. Daley, late Of Weber 4 Fields,
and later the star OF many musical come
dice on Broadway. Mr. Daley will appear
with a cast Of clever assistants In one act
musical comedy called The Police In.
spector,' together with a typical Dsllsy
bevy OF girls called the la Lu' Eiris
Tho rest OF the bill includes Smith and Cook,
Ravson and Juno. Simon and Paris. Patty
Brothers, Colby and Way. Carlln and Otto,
tho Three Madcaps and German and West
The Star Theatre has the Thoroughbred
Burlesquers in the farce Looking for n
Duke and vaudeville into tho bargain. A