The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-22


Lillian Russell's stay at the Casino il
Lady Teazle" has been continued indeh
nitsly Miss Russell has made stron.
appeal 10 the theatregoers who enjoy CONT
opera and her stay on Broadway ia PROVING
very profitable one to her
Persons who appreciate riotous fun
catchy music and beautiful stage picture
are enjoying seeing Jefferson DeAngelis
Adele Richie and Katie Barry in -Fantana
at the Lyric.
-Ieih Kleschna has proved to be the
most profitable play Mrs. Fiske ever had
The praise IL evoked has been practically
unanimous and extends as much TO tn,
acting "a TO the play itself No idea Of
changing the programme has yet presented
itself to the managers of the Manhattan
Theatre stock company nor will anything
to that end probably Ice done for LONG
time,
Edward Terry continues 10 present Sweet
Lavender" this week at the Princess. He
will next be seen in Love in ldleness.
another play he has given with success in
England
FRITZ Scheir will change her bill on
Wednesday week to -Girohe-Giroha. The
last performances OF .Fatinitza' are there
fore being given now. 1t has been through
, out a thoroughly attractive revival.
Blaw & Erlanger's production OF the
Drury Lane spectacle. -Humpty Dumpty
begins its eleventh week at the New Am
sterdam Theatre tomorrow. 1t is gor-
geous and attractive presentation.
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Woodland" leaves the Herald Square
| Theatre at the end OF the week to make
way for Blanche Walsh in The Woman in
the Case" Col. Savage's bird opera ia
going on the road It's success a. a novelty
in comic opera has been great
George Rolit's farcical comedy. The
Money Makers" begins it, second week
at the Liberty Theatre tomorrow.
The Garden Theatre will probably be
sacred to THE College Widow till the
season closes. 1t has been the most sue
cessful comedy Of the season so far, and
/ the condition Of crowded houses continues.
1T Happened in Nordlaud at the Lew
I Fields Theatre j. showing how great il
the popular liking for good musical
comedy. Victor Herbert's music and Glen
NacDonough's book have combined to
make record for the piece among the
successful musical shows in town.
Football girls such IA Weber and Zieg
field have in their new burlesque The Col
lege Widower,' have never been seen on
the stage before The buresque has made
a big hit and -Higgledy- Piggledy- has
been condensed and enlivened.
THE Forbidden Land the new Tibetan
comic opera running at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre is giving JOY TO the patrons
of that playhouse. The cast includes Gus
Weinberg and William Cameron. comedians,
". II. Clark. Alma oun, prima donna (,
Mary RYAN. soubrette, Ethel Johnson.
Marie Dahlgreen. Joseph Phillips and many
pretty chorus girls
At the American Theatre Me. Him and
|" ia drawing such large audiences that if
il we're not for contracts already existing
the management would keep ii longer than
this week
William A Bradys revival Of Siberia
at the Academy Of Music is another Of
the shows which cannot remain in town
much longer for the same reason. Two
Of its features the Russian dances and tho
procession of the exiles 10 Siberia. are spec
iacles which far exceed in interest anything
in the orr gnal production.
Sweet Kitty Belairs- is coming back
TO town tomorrow to the YorkNe Theatre.
which recently abandoned vaudeville shows
for the legitimate drama Henrietta Cros-
man. who was great attraction in it for
90 long at the Belasco Theatre, is still the
star Of the production Next week the
Yorkvie becomes the homo OF stock
company which will open with when
KniGhthood Was in Flower" The original
costumes and scenic effects have been Sc.
cured for tbs production and every effort
is being made 10 start the new venture in
style. The contrary includes many we'll
known and capable actors
Two novelties in vaudeville, an act by
the Wood Nymphs, singers and dancers
of n particularly high class, and successful
melodrama, The Fighting Parson. CON
densed TO half an hour and presented by
a cast Of ffty persons, are the features Of
nm excellent bill at Proctor'S Twenty
third street Theatre this week The latter
particularly brings out how elaborate and
expensive these performances ia this coun-
try have become. There are many more
vaudeville stars on the programme. Cal
lahan and Mack give their sketch The
Old NplgnhOTnOoQs ana OtnerS are the
three Crane Brothers. the Six Peri Sisters
Chris Bruno and Ella Russell Della Donald
contralto the Lillput Trio and MIR and Mrs
Allison in Minnie from Minnesota
Dion Boucicault's charming play The
,Jit will be- given by the a bic Proctor stock
COMPANY AT the Fifth Avenue Theatre this
week In this company are lisa belle Ewes 'on
and Edwin Arden. and saveral other well
known actors. There is Ii good vaudeville
bill AT the theatre besides the play
At the i25th Street Theatre Brandon
Tvnan's great play, Robert Emmet is
10 be given this week with the original
scenery and large cast from The stock
company. including all its favorites. A
supplementary vaudeville contingent also
gives an entert alnment
The new stock company at the Fifty
eighth Street Theatre which includes
sydney Ayrcs. Einn Phillips, I A Wise,
Richard Lyle. Lila Vane and Anna Bates.
Fivas Clyde Fitch's play, The Cowboy
and the Lady this week. In the vaude-
vile programme are some Of the best known
people in "the ontinuous.
For to-day and tonight attractive con-
certs have been arranged at all the Proctor
theatres.
The legitimate stage furnishes the stars
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