The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
AUGUST AT. The THEATERS.
ACADEMY or MUSIC TO OPEN ITS
DOORS THIS WEEK.

"way Down East" to ne the First Attraction
-'Tho Rs,iicklng Girl' Reaches Its
Tooth erfermAnce-RoOf Gardens
ORer Novelties-At tho Beaches.
.The Roilicking Girl" with Sam Bernard.
will celebrate its tooth performance at the
Herald Square Theater tomorrow night
and will give cut glass powder boxes with
silver lids a. souvenirs. Reports from the
management. however, indicate that there
Is no need Of souvenirs to draw crowds to
the lively and amusing show.
This will be the thirtieth week Of Fan
tana" at tho Lyric, and II present plans
are carried out the Hubbell-Smith opera
with jeff Dc Angels In the leading role
will last some two months longer at tho
Forty.second street house.
The Academy Of Music will be added this
week to the indoor places Of amusement
In Manhattan. The famous old house
will open on Thursday with J. r: Grismer's
elaboration Of Lottie Blair Parker's rural
play. Way Down East. The management
promises something extra fne IN the way
Of fitting scenery.
George M. Cohan has repeated his former
hits In Little Johnny Jones" at the New
York Theater. Tomorrow evening the
piece will be staged with an entirely new
set Of scenery and costumes.
Eltinge, the young Harvard man who
has made hit with his impersonations OF
women. will appear tomorrow night at the
Aerial Theater on the New, Amsterdam
roof with Lifting the Lid and The whole
Damn Family. Fay, Templeton's songs
are catchy and the others Of the company
are competent.
At Wistaria Grove next week the three
Sisters Herzog- acrobats and
equilibrists from the London Hippodrome,
will be retained at the head Of the first half
Of the BILL For the Sunday concert the
present weeks bill will be kept intact with
Miss Lynsdale Allison, the soprano with the
phenomenal voice, as an added feature.
novelty on the next weeks bill while Tho
Girl In the Red Domino and Elsie Janis,
whose popularity increases night by night,
are, Of course, fixtures.
Abdul Kader, with his three wives. will
appear for the first time in America at
Hammerstein's Roof Garden and Victoria
Theater the ensuing week. Mr.. Kader
will paint lightning pictures In oil. His
three wives will assist him. and will add an
exhibition of their skill in needlework.
Hogan and his twenty-five Memphis Stu
dents with Abbie Mitchell, will give new
repertoire of songs, the Peschkof troupe Of
Russian dancers will return for q week.
and a number Of other good acts will round
out the bill.
The New Star Theater at 10th street and
Lexington avenue will open on Saturday
night with N, 8. Wood in Lost In Big
the White Caps Owen Davis's thriller.
will move uptown this week, and will be
seen tomorrow at the Third Avenue.
The ITALIA will have .The Queen Of
the Highbinders, with scenes Of places
familiar to New Workers and sensational
human staircase.
Three theaters will open on Saturday,
Aug. 10, the Majestic with new rural play,
.York State Folks" the Murray Hill with
Metropolis with Joseph Santley In "A Run
away Boy
The coming weeks revival At Proctor's
Fifth Avenue Theater will be Augustus
Thomas's comedy, 1.-THE Meddler," written
for the late Stuart Robson. The title role
created by Mr.. Robson will be played here
by Charles Abbey. A feature OF special
interest is that Mrs. Stuart Robson has been
especially engaged to play the part created
This week at Proctors Fifty eighth
Street Theater Lawrence Marston's melo-
drama, IAN Innocent Sinner will be pre-
and the cast includes William P. Carleton,
Adele Block, Marion Berg and Charles
aThe Romance Of Poor Young Man."
played at Wallack's q decade ago, will be
revived at Proctor's l2sth Street Theater
Paul McAllister as Manuel. James E. VIII
son, Sol Aiken. Mathilde Deshon, Leonora
Won Ottinger, and Catherine Countiss
specially engaged as Marguerite:
Henri French and company IN trans.
formation act head . the ba. 6 at
arc Felix and Barry. Leslie and Daley and
sThe Girl from Coney Island
At Keith's Robert Hiliard win give to-
morrow the first New York presentation
Of Robert c. MaoCullooh's one-act melo-
drama, As Man sows.' supported by a
company Of six players. Tho same show
will see the first American appearance OF
the Wiora Trio Of Hungarian singers and
dancers. Others on the bill are Barry and
Halvers, the Worlds Comedy Four, Car
son and willard, Georgia Calvin, Swan and
Bambard, George H. Wood, Barnes and
Stockwell and IeClair and Hardt.
At Tony Pastors Theater the show this
week has Provost and Provost, Edwin Latell,
Madee Fox, the Flip Flap Lady, Dixon
and Holmes and . number Of others.
Richard a. Hollaman; president Of the
Eden Musee. who has just returned from
Europe, has secured the "Slege and Sur
render Of Port Arthur" q cinematograph
production which was taken on the field.
The sole rights for presentation In New
York have been secured for the Eden
Musee where II will be shown at the OPEN
ing Of the regular fall season next month.
Conterno's band concerts are continued
at Terrace Garden in East Fifty eighth
street.
A wife OF Johann Hoch IL still feature in
Huber's Museum.