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ts'ell' Wnrtwor'h and n-tthn Shnok
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direction n Tho 9huhcrs
Harold MacGrnth'a novel The Man on
tho BoS. has henn dramariycd Ivy Grace
Livingston Furnisa and II viii TO presented
nt tho Madison square 1hen,or Tuesday
evcning lta the story ~ young man
| ~ good family who becomes coac hman
In order to win. a woman. The coml lIca.
tions are amusing Henry u, Disey will
nlny the man and Carl tia Nill4on the
soinan Others in the cast are Sydney
Booth Lee Baker, John Wesley, James A
Bliss, Fred W. Peters. Duane Wagar, Ches-
ter Beecroft. G. n. Shafer. Marie Nord-
strom, Constance Adams and Lily Car
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Chauncey Oloott who has been away
from New York for some time. begins a
limited engagement at the Majestic to-
morrow night In Theodore Burt Sayre's
romantic drama Edmund Burke" Mr.
Olcott has composed several new songs
which will be heard in the course of the
play.
Percy q. Williams has added musical
comedy to his vaudeville ventures, and
at the West End Theater Monday night will
present the Four Mortons. former vaude-
vile favorltes, In breaking Into Society
described as musical pot p)urri. 1t IL by
Lee Arthur and Robert b. Smith.
Mr., Conried's Irving Place Theater is
open again. For the first three nights
Of this week the farce He and His Sister
will be presented. The musical season
opens Thursday evening with the oreretta
.Fruehlingsluft.' The company will be
headed by Nine. Abarbanell, who appears
In New York for the first time She hasa
wide reputation in Germany and Austria.
Joe Weber's Theater will open tomorrow
night as legitimate house with The Prince
Chap" which has been transferred from
the Madison Square, Thsater. to make room
for The Man on the Box THE Prince |
Chap has proved q drawing card. The |
cafe will be closed while the play is running |
and smoking will not be allowed in any part |
OF the house.
Whatever faults from dramatic stand
point George Ade's latest comedy, Just
Out OF College" may have, it is keeping
large audiences at the Lyceum in good
personal hit and is ably aided by Eugene
Jensoc.
"1he Walls Of Jericho in which James
K Hackett and Mary Mannering are CO.
stars, has made such a success that it is
announced that it will stay the entire season
at the Savoy Theater.
This week will be the last OF Mrs. Leslie
Carter's appearance in "Adrea" at the
Belasco Theater. Tomorrow night is her
l76th performance in this play Next week
she will be seen in "zaza' Her New York
stay will be concluded by two weeks Of
'Du Barry
David Warfield continues to crowd the
Bjou. He will play two extra matine ees on
October IL and October 20. This was de-
clded on in response to requests from out
Of town patrons.
Leah Kleschna, in which Mrs. Fiske
and her excellent company are appearing
at the Manhattan, has resumed its success
ful run OF last season. After two more
weeks the play will 60 on tour.
Bronson Howards Lyoeum Theater sue
cess, "One of Our Girls" will be revived at
Prootor's Fifth Avenue Theater Tomorrow
night by the all star stock company.
Amelia Bingham will take the role Of Kate
shiplev, which was created by Helen
DauvIay. Charles Richman will be the
Idpt John Gregory, the part originally taken
oy Il. II. Sothern. At the l25th Street
rheater Squire Kate" will be produced,
with Miss Jessie Bonstelle in the title role
and William j. Kelly as GeoTrey Doone.
Edna May begins her seventh week in
The Catch Of the Season" at Days. Tho
'how bids fair to be as big a success as
The School Girl was last season.
The Empire Theater is crowded at every
by those who wish to see
'oEn Drew in "De Lancey" Augustus
rhOmass comedy is proving the best play
Ir Drew ever had.
"The Rollcking Girl" starts on its last /
wo weeks at the Herald Square. There
re as many laughs as ever in the piece.
Margaret Anglin in 1Zra' Is filing the
'rncoss at every performance. This strong
'lay is likely to last well through the sea-
on.
Arnold Days company will continue to G
roduce Pernard Shaw's farce "You Never s
an Tell" for two weeks longer at the Gar
ick. Chrystal Herne has proved valuable
ddition TO the company. On October 10
ha witaa will have n chance to saa siokx |