The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-22

and Terry in a musical sketch, A Cold Dal
in june La EAtellIta n Spanish dancer
and Joe Flynn, -the man behind the book,
with a budget of new stories These arr
only few OF long and interesting pro
gramme
Tony Pastor has a strong company o
vaudeville favorites this week. Some o
them are the Genaro and Bailey compan,
in a new act, "A Cigarette Case. Laurt
Comstock and the Orpheum trio OF singer
and dancers; Lawrence and Harrington II
new skit, lnstallments;' Al Carleton
Signorta III Salto, Cole and Clemens II
MY Unce's Visit Fields and Dupree in q
German sketch; the Pryors. singers auc
dancers, and W. IL. Mosher's highly edu.
Gated bull terriers.
Albert Chevalier. singer OF coster songs
and exponent OF many odd varieties OF life
in London. drew audiences to the Circle
last week which packed that theatre to the
| doors He will sing three more new songs
there this week besides retail ming the old
favorites which the audience demanded &c
enthusiastically at his last weeks perform
ance. There are also IN the programme
Harry Gilfoil. as Baron Sands the eight
English girls in a radium dance; the three
Dumonds, musicians; Pat Rooney and
Marion Bent; Trovollo, ventriloquist the
| Boston Brothers. acrobats; Mile, Martha
| Mildred Hanson and others.
At Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre this
week the bill includes X. G. Knowles, the
comedian; Howard Thurston. a magician
/ with wonderful tricks; Della Fox; an ex-
I hibiton OF jiu-jitsu. the Glenseretti Troupe,
Edith Helena, Herbert Cook. O'Brien and
J Havel and the Mynam family.
Hurtig Il Seamon's Music Hall has good
/ array Of entertainers for the week W. II,
/ hi + I Il
pany present their comedy sketch, From
| Haza to Uncle Tom" The Obersterer
/ Troupe show what life in the Alps is like,
! Some of the Others are Hoey and Lee.
| comedians; Williams and Hawthorne, ven,
/ triloqusts; Zazel and Vernon, acrobats, and
McCue and Cahill, ballad singers.
Sunday concerts this afternoon and to-
night are given at the American Theatre,
| Grand Opera House the West End, the
Harlem Opera House the Circle. Hammer
STEMS Victoria, Hurtig & Seamon's 3. the New
! star, the Dewey, the Gotham theIMetropois,
1 the Third Avenue. the Windsor, Huber's
Museum and the Eden Musee.
"Raffles, the Amateur era cltsman- in
the person of Kyrle Bellew. will steal the
100000 Melrose diamond necklace every
night and for two afternoons this week for
tho delight of the patrons OF the Grand
i OIftIh IOuNts ne pay II pItiiN HhIt w
suit the audiences in Eighth avenue
The company il the same that supported
Mr. Bellew in the POO nights run Of Rallies
| az the Princess and Savoy theatres last
season
The County Chairman the quaint
political comedy which has proved one Of
George AIDES greatest Successes, will be the
attraction at the Harlem Opera House all
week II will have the same cast that de-
1 lighted Broadway for nearly two seasons.
Maclyn Arbuckle is Jim Hacker the county
chairman; Willis p. Swea tnam is still Sds-
sdfrds Livingston. the impecunious ante
beliim darby; Frances Ring ia Lucy All
Of these players have made individual
successes in their parts
Under Southern Skies" the Virginia
play 10y Iottie Blair Parker who wrote
WAY Down East will be the attraction at
the West End Theatre this week. No other
play in recent years dealing with life in the
South has met with such favor as Mrs
Parker'S entertaining play. Grace George
starred in II successfully u one season.
The present cast capaby ntreprefs the
romance, gayety lavish hospitality and the
humor of hfe in the South which Mrs.
Parker succeeded in putting into her play.
Ralph Stuart the bright particular star
who used 10 reign at the Murray Hill Thea
tire. Will return there for week beginning
tomorrow with his play BY Right OF
Sword a dramatizaton Of Henry W
Marchmont's novel Of the same name II
has been pronounced n strong drama, and
Mr. Stuart has played in 1t with great Sue
cess since it, production.
a Desperate Chance, one OF Theodore
kremer's thrilling melodramas. will be
PLAYED for the week at the New Star Theatre
Il reveals a convict who has "a strange
hypnotic power over women, and who.
bv making love 20 the warden's wife, gets
out OF ial An exciting play Of he kind
the New Star audiences like
Hurtig 4 Seamon's Transit lantic Bur
lesuuers appear at the Dewey Theatre this
week IA a musical production called Pirates
Of Panama, Many good comedians and
a stage full of pretty girls are promised.
The Cherry Blossoms Burlesque Com
pany il At home at the Gotham Theatre
this week. with lively extravaganza and
an Interesting vaudeville bill.
Texas that stirring play Of the plains.
by j. Mauldin Feigl, IL 10 he the TRACTION
at the Metropolis Theatre. Broadhurst
& Currie have staged it deliberately. and in
the cast are Robert CONFESS, Florence Les
ter, 7 F Griffin and Fife gillette.
Al the Third Avenue Theatre Queen Of
the Highway an exciting melOdrama.
by James II Walick, ia to be played all
week II shows an Indian girl who fights
a duel With The ralefaoe sweetheart Of the
man with whom she has fallen in love
Zip also known as Barnum's What
l. 1t. will he the principal attraction a.
Hubcr'= Museum. Entertaining in the curi,,
hall are also the Hawaiian Orchestra.
Pierre Cashier. a French athlete. Olga.
the snake charmcr, an ossified man. and
Indian Chief White Cloud In the theatre
a three act melodrama, The Tramp's
Daughter and vaude vile show are given.
Rosseau, the self-confessed maker OF
iafefnnl machines, has been put in the World
in Wax az the Eden Musee There is a new
group representing Rosseau as he is sup
posed TO have appeared on the day the in
fernal machine was found on the Cunard
pier before the Umbria had sailed
'AGirl Of the Streets, with Lillian Moru-