The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02

two out Of the cast Of 'You Never Can Tell
at the Garrick Theatre. the company he
trained Is nevertheless giving highly
oreditable performance Of George Bernard
shaw's comedy. The special matinee, OF
THE Man Of Destiny and How He Lied
to Her Husband have, however, been
called on.
George Edwardes's production Of -The
Duchess Of Dantzic,' with Evie Greene
in the title role and Holbrook Blinn in the
part Of Napoleon, will remain only two
weeks longer at Days
The Education Of Mr.. Pipp' begins
its seventh week tomorrow at the Liberty
Theatre, Some sixty visiting PittsburgerS
watched the process last Wednesday night
and laughed themselves hoarse over
former steel magnate's difficulties. I ne
pro oess Of Mr.. Pipp's education Is likely
TO be enjoyed by New York audiences
for some time.
There Is every indication that Tho
College Widow will continue TO display
her wicked lures and their effect on susoep-
tible college youth TIL late in the season
at the Garden Theatre. The play IL one
Of the most successful and perhaps the
most profitable Of the season. II has now
been running twenty-etght weeks.
Mrs. Fiske's three short plays, The
Eyes OF the Heart, "A Light From st.
Agnes and sThe Rose which were 70
oeived with 80 much commentator on
their production at the Manhattan Theatre
last Wednesday afternoon, will be repeated
at Wednesdays matinee. They show
presenting her As a playwright also, Leah
KlesohnaF has reached its last two weeks.
Its tour will begin In Chicago.
Mrs. Temples Telegram continues TO
impress theatregoers fAvorably. With a
cast including Stephen Grattsn, Margaret
all that is best in the farce at the Madison
Square Theatre Is brought out.
The tooth performance Of sFantana'
at the Lyric Theatre Is announced, but there
Is no apparent lapse Of interest In this must
cal comedy. jefferson DeAngelis and
Katie Barry, tie stars, are justified in eT-
pecting the piece 70 continue TO please for
several months to come.
when We Dead Awake makes a strong
plea to intelligent theatregoers at the Prin-
cess. II appeals both to those persons
who enjoy excellent drama and those who
feel Il their duty to see what probably will
be the last play from the pen Of Henrik
Ibsen.
That tuneiul comic opera 1T Happened
In Nordlands has only about Ave weeks
more 10 stay at the Lew Fields Theatre.
IL is going to Boston on May /. The piece
Ia approaching its l50th performance, with
no sign Of diminishing attractiveness.
The Darling Of the Gods has taken
new lease Of success at the Academy Of
Music. II reaches its /, oo0th performance a
few days hence, and souvenirs will be given
to celebrate the event.
With three stars in the chief roles, Der
Fsmilientag'. 'The Family Reunion') at
the Irving Place Theatre is doing 80 we'll
that the bill will not be changed this week.
On Saturday afternoon Rudolf Christians
will appear In another Heidelberg comedy
die Beruhmte Frau and next week Her
rem Bonn, Christians and Walden will ap-
pear with Agathe Barsescu In Schiller's
aDon Carlos and 'Wallenstein.'
Buster Brown ends it's run at the Majes-
ito Theatre next Saturday. Kellar, the
ma gioia n, will be the next attraction there,
and the managers OF the theatre think
he and his aides will prove an interesting
treat to the many women and children
who so to the Majestic.
'Thelma.' the dramadzaton Of Marie
CorelR's novel. will be played by the York
willie stock oompanythis week. Anne Suther-
land will have the part Of the heroine and
WIN r. Walling will play the hero.
isis Hopkins. With Rose Melville a. SIS.
comes 10 the Fourteenth Street Theatre
In the last fve years many thousands Of
theatreEoers have been made glad by Miss
Melville's impersonation and its popularity
shows no dimlnution.
At the Grand Opera House Charles Froh-
man will present William II. Crane in sBusi-
ness Is Business. the play in which he 80
increased his reputation at the Criterion
Theatre last fall. IL Is regarded a. one Of
the best plays in which Mr.. Crane has APP
peared.
George NJ. Conan will be seen IN his popu-
lar comic opera. Little Johnny Jones, at
the Harlem Opera House. He has the same
good company that made fame for the piece
at the Liberty Theatre early In the season.
The West Ends Offering to its patrons is
The Awakening Of Mr. Pipp. with Charles
Grapewin a. Mr. Pipp. This il a thor
ouRhly amusing farce comedy.
At the Murray Hill William Brumwel will
be seen in Captain Darlington the sue
cessful romantic play Of last season. The
piece has been fitted with new scenery. lts
chief actor has won a great reputation in
such parts a. he has here.
The New Star will have Hal Reid's melo-
drama, The Gypsy Girl, play over which
many thousands Of pocket hHndkerchiefs
have been vet.
Queen Of the White Slaves, romance
Of love and intrigue, IL the attraction at the
Metropolis.
Proctor's TWenty-third Street Theatre
has for theieading attraction In it, vhude-
vile bill Prank Koannh and hia company
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