The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-29
BROOkLYN THEATRES.
The Other Girl al The Broadway Other
Plays and Vaudeville Programmes

Lionel Barrymore in Augustus Thomas Z
comedy The Other Girl" comes TO the
Broadway Theatre tomorrow. II is Mr..
Barrymore's first appearance in the city
as n star, and the first time in Brooklyn
for the best of Mr. Thomas's comedies
Another thing about the play is said 10 be
that it is the most successful comedy that
Charles Frohman has produced since the
days of "Charley's Aunt Many well
known players are in the bill. for Mr. Froh-
man ia sending to Brooklyn the original
New York cast.
A Sunday concert is to be given at the
Broadway to night. Next week Henry
Miller il to play there in Joseph En-
tangled
George Primrose and his minstrel com
yany are 10 show at the Majestic Theatre
this week what genuine backfacc min
tre~y II. Negro life in Dixie will be de-
picted by song, dance and story. There
are a hundred people in the aggregation
headed by George Primrose. Eddie Leonard.
Arthur Deming Emil Subers and All Gil
son. for comedians: William Stenberg
Spenser Kelley and many more sooists.
n male chorus of twenty voices. an operate
orchestra and Niklas Schzonyi's Hunga-
rian Hussar Concert Band.
One oil the most elaborate dramatic pro-
ductions ever made on the vaudeville sta &c
is TO be presented at the Orpheum Thea
tire this week. II Is called The Red Men
and is in charge Of Sidney Drew. The
story IL tells dea Is with life in tho far West
in the early seventies and all the pictur-
sequences of that life is well shown. The
strict vaudeville performers include the
Mysterious Zanzigs, mental telepa thists;
TroVello, the ventriloquist; the Three
Dumonds, Mile. Martha. a beautiful tIape2e
performer and a drill by the Imperial Japan
csc Guards. Concert tonight
Charles Wyndham, Mary Moore and their
London company come to the Montau X
Theatre this week They. will play David
The Case of Rebellious Susan.
At the Folly Theatre this week Dan
McAvoy will hold forth in his new musical
absurdity. His Honor the Mayor Of the
star in Williamsburg, and the come dian :
original methods Of laugh making, which
made him so gre al faVorite in Mr.. Blue
beard" and other Broadway musical come
dies. have ample scope in tho new piece
Mr.. McAvoy's efforts to amuaa are seconded
by forty musical comedy players
The Grand Opera House offers 10 vorita
play in Quincy Adams Sawyer Charles
FELTON, Pidgin's successful novel drama
llGPu DN Justin ADAMS. 1 ne cast and pro-
duction that found favor last season have
been retained. The play. which eyadcs
conventionality by having no mort gage
on the old farm. no horrible villain or
ruined heroine, relies for its success solely
on the dainty and natural story it unfolds
James Thatcher and Helaine Hadley play
the roles they originated.
The Child Wife. new play by Charles
A Taylor produced by William 1 Keogh
will have it, first Brooklyn production at the
Park Theatre this week II Is n melo-
drama telling Of the maria ge Of school
subsequent hardships they undergo bv the
Vaccinations Of the Young wife's 70 jected
suitor, an interruptions lawyer
Leading the programme AZ Hyde 4 Beh-
mans The atre this week is Henry E Dizzy,
who VIII appear in his original oharacteriza-