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IL doing we'll.

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lily. on at The Liberty Theatre. The play
is doing we'll
Days is to lose 'Ths Duchess Of Dantsio'
next Saturday night after holding the
stage there for three months. San Toy,
with James y. Powers, IL 10 return there LOT
run, with Margaret Mckinney In the part
Minnie Ashley had In the original.
THE Prince OF Pilsen,' another ever
green musical comedy, Is drawing large
audiences TO the New York Theatre. IL can
stay there, however for few weeks only.
At the Madison Square Theatre MRS.
Temples Telegram" closes next Saturday
night TO the great regret Of all lovers OF
rollioking farce. IL makes way for new
comedy by Willis Stelee, entitled The Firm
OF Cunningham"
Tomorrow night "A Case Of Frenzied
Finance moves 10 the Princess Theatre.
The Savoy has closed for the season for
structural changes, made necessary by the
production Of "The Walls Of Jericho next
season.
1t Happened In Nordland' has only
three weeks TO run at the Lew Fields Thea
tire. This Glen MaoDonough-Viotor Her
bert piece has been one Of the most 6uo-
ceesful productions Of the season. IL would
stay longer II II were not under contract for
an early spring tour. beginning In Chicago
At the Majestic Buster Brown has given
way to KeIar the Magician, who has not
been seen on Broadway since the end Of
1908. He IL TO stay at the Majestic three
weeks and may return after this every
season. He is assisted this year by Paul
Naledon, an English prestidigitator.
Street Theatre tomorrow In his new play,
Pals. It win be his last appearance in
town this season. He has the part Of q Har-
yard graduate in the play.
Thomas z. Shea begins a weeks engage
ment at the American Theatre tomorrow
IN legitimate drama He will be seen in
The Bells, 'Dr. JelSyll and Mr. HYDE
'Richelieu' and "othello.'
Henry ". savage's interesting and tune
full comic opera Woodland is at the
Grand Opera HouBe this week, with Harry
bulger, Emma Oarus and the rest Of the
original cast, The opera is founded on a
novel idea, since all the characters in II are
birds
Miss Eleanor Robson, one Of the most
popular Of the younger leading actresses,
win play her farewell week here In Merely
Mary Ann at the Harlem Opera House
this week. IL tells thelstory OF poor little
waif Of an English servant girl, who at
tains opulence and riches, and Is one Of the
most human plays seen in New York for
a long time.
For Her Sake a thrilling Russian melo-
drama, ls the play at the Yorkville Theatre
this week.
Jim Jenries, champion Of champions
has moved b the Murray Hill Theatre.
There Is overpowering curiosity all over
town 70 see Jim as DdrV Crooked, and he
could draw large audience in any theatre.
Williams and Walker, who are now, by
grace Of having played before the King,
Royal Comedians bring their successful !
musical comedy. In Dahomey, TO the West |
End Theatre this week. II was written |
by colored men and is played entirely by |
The New Star has an exciting play in. |
Welded, but No Wife with Selma Her
man In the leading part.
Al the Metropolis the popular drama !
'In Old Kentucky Is the attraction this |
week. Il has a horseraoe. pickaninnies |
and all the other things you might expect !
in the Blue Grass State *
There II an interesting programme at |
each Of the four Proctor theatres this week |
At the Twenty-third Street playhouse are |
Herbert Kelley and Efie Shannon, in a |
sketch by John Oliver Hobbies; Henry Lee, |
the impersonator, with new subjects. in |
Guiding District Attorney jerome, the |
Mikado and Tom Lawson; Lee Harrison, |
with a new monologue; Edith Helena, the |
soprano; the Four Musical Avalos, mad |
many more.
Al Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street Theatre |
the Tolstoi drama. Anna Karenina,' re- |
Gently produced at the Fifth Avenue, will |
be played. There will be a good vaudeville |
performance between the acts.
Romeo and juliet is TO be revived by |
the Fifth Avenue company, with Isabelle |
Evesson as juliet and Henry Woodruff as |
Romeo. Between the acts Marion Carson, |
A. the I25th stroet Theatre the weeks
play will be THE Charity Ball, with a |
good vaudeville bill thrown in.
Sunday concerts at all the Proctor thea
tres.
Keith's programme IL headed by the
clever actress Mary Shaw, Who won 90
great a SUCCESS In Tbsen's Ghosts" two
seasons ago. She appears in little oom-
edy entitled The Silent System Others |
on the programme are Jewells Manixins. /
Homer B. Mason and Marguerite Keller, |
Joe, Myra and Buster Keaton, Callahan
and Mack, Chundu Hula, in A dream OF
the Orient; Lucy Clafk an Irish contralto:
Mayme Remington and her black Buster
Brownies, Irving Jones, John s. Rooney and
many more.
Whether the Circle or the Colonial Music
Hall will use the programme arranged by
Percy Williams for the former this week had
not been settled yesterday, but they are only
a few blocks apart. IL is a good programme.
headed by Cecilia LOTUS in new limitations
and including tbs Carter DeHaven seItet in
a new musical speciality; T. j. Ryan and
Mary Riohfeld in Mag Haggerty's Father;
the ChevAlier De Loris in a sensational
novelty; Wnfned Clarke and COMPANY In
the new comediettA mo More Trouble;
Fred Niblo, the American humorist; the
Young Americus Quintet, Yorke and Adams.
and Troba, European iuggler.
Az Hammarstain'e this wal, will Ia ao.p |