The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-19


new admirers for her constantly. She IL
likely 10 fill the Criterion for some time
10 come.
Amelia, Blngham's engagement In Mule
Marni' at wallack's has been extended 70
April 3. In her company are Frederic
De Belleville, Frazer Coulter, Henry koiker,
Sylvia Lynden, Topsy seagrist ana MAX
Freeman.
A closing engagement which many New
Workers. heartily regret is that Of Mrs.
Fiske and her company at the Manhattan
Theatre. Leah Kleschna,' the sight OF
which has long been promised TO out Of
town audiences, begins is last four weeks
Is rehearsing three one act plays written
| by Mrs. Fiske and staged under her direc-
| ton. They are THE Eyes OF the Heart,
"A Light from St. Agnes and The Rose,
They will be produced at special maunees
on March 20 and April 8.
Wednesday madnees, at popular prices
are feature Of the Offering Of THE College
Widow" at the Garden where In spite Of
spring the college football fever still seems
10 stick.
The addition OF W. j. Ferguson, Harry
Conor and Stephen Grattan to the cast
presenting MRS Temples Telegram at
| the Madison Square Theatre has greatly
strengthened that amusing farce, and its
| patronage, already large, is increasing.
Grace George in Abigail will be seen
at the Savoy for only two weeks more. The
combination has been generally commended
as a charming star and pleasing play.
1T Happened in Nordland- continues Its
| yovy EioIdal Thoafra without
anybody seeming TO be tired.
At the Majestic Buster Brown has
proved itself highly popular mixture for
young and old New features arc now
being prepared for insertion in ii and the
piece will not depart for while.
The Yorkville Theatre stock company
will produce a popular play this week in
Under Two Flags The play il both
picturesque and exciting and the company
is 10 revive it in style.
Blanche Rates in The Darling Of the
Gods il making a record at the Academy
OF Music. She will stay there indefinitely.
The Murray Hill will have a tuneful
comedy in The Watch on the Rhine" with
| Al II. Wilson, young German singing
comedian, who has already met with favor,
in the piece as the star. He sings six
songs, composed by himself, at each per-
Torrance. Some Of them are In Tyrol,
Johnny, in the Army MY Little Far
lein' and The Song Of Home
BARLEY Campbelrs revived melodrama
Siberia is a great drawing card at the
American Theatre. Its great scene show
ing the Kishineh massacre is thoroughly
appreciated in Eighth avenue.
The Volunteer Organist,- a popular
moral drama without a villain. a murder
or persecuted heroine, comes to the Four
'teenth Street Theatre tomorrow. In its
great church scene boy soprano sings
sThe Holy City
Francis Wilson comes to the Harlem
Opera House tomorrow in Cousin Billy
the Clyde Fitch play without music. in
which Mr.. Wilson met With such success
at the Criterion. The cast and production
are exactly the same as were seen on Broad
way.
New Workers are TO have their last chance
10 see Sam Bernard in The Girl From Kays'
this week at the Grand Opera House. With
| Mr.. Bernard are Hattie Williams and the
company which made the comedy so de
lighuul a success all last season at the
| ASioiN Stuoio AhooNS'
The New Star has a thrilling melodrama
in The Charity Nurse The scenes are
laid in New England and in this city.
I'm Old Kentucky will be the weeks
attraction at the West End. II IL a play
with word pictures OF Southern life and an
exciting horseTace.
new melodrama by Maurice ]. Fielding,
entitled Welded, but No Wife, will be
seen at the Metropolis. The star is Miss
Herman.
Eugene Cowles, the famous singer OF the
Bostonians, leads the programme at Proc
tors Twenty-third Street Theatre this week.
Dan McAvoy, the Navajo Girls, Felix and
Barry, In sketch called The Boy Next
Door" Raymond and Caverly, the Yankee
Comedy -Four, the Algmas, acrobats, and
the Aerial Smiths are some Of the other
sThe Wife, will be revived at Proctor's
Fifth Avenue Theatre, with Henry Wood
run as leading man and Isabelle Evesson
az the leading woman. Between the acts
Eugene Cowles will sing and there will be
an attractive vaudeville show.
The Fifty-eighth Street Theatre will pre-
sent +. II. Sothern's play. An Enemy 10 the
King" in elaborate style. with vaudeville
attractions as well.
Makers will be the weeks play with Bea-
trice Morgan in Ida Conuuest's original
part. Good vaudeville will be added
Sunday concerts at all the four Proctor
theatres.
Peter F. Daley comes 10 Keiths Theatre
this week with his Lulu Girls in a pretty
musical comedy called The Inspector. =
which gives Mr. Daley all the opportunity
for fun he wants. Another novelty will he
the Spook Minstrels, in which you don't
see the real songsters, though YOU NAV
think YOU do Some OF the other enter
tainers are Thomas j. Ryan and Mary
Richheld in one ect play, Mag HaPReT-
| tvs Father: the -Four HuntinRs, Tony
Wilson and Heloise, HarrigRn. the tramp
juggler; Williams and Slater, Lonev Has
kell, the monoogist, and Mildred Hanson.
soprano.
'Leah Kessler,' burlesque on the play
at the Manhattan Theatre, will see the
light at the Colonial Music Hall tomorrow.
Mrs Fiske helped Charles j. Ross and
Mabel Fenton, the producers, 10 make II.
In place OF the lettuce field there h a "a Ia