The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26

9. 1905. =
great popularity at the Criterion. where
Nancy Stair, despite the criticism with
which Il was received, Il filing the house
each night. Tomorrow night a new actor
wiz be seen In the cast In Edwin Maoheyl
who succeeds Robert Lorraine. Special
Inatineos Of sFrou Frou" and THE Lady Of
Lyons' are being prepared.
The last three weeks Of The Duchess
OF Dantzlo' are announced at Days. Mr..
Bdwardes's latest opera presents novelties
In treatment which have interested a great
many Of the patrons Of Days.
Blanche Walsh promises souvenirs at
the Herald Square Theatre next week, but
not this. She is exhibiting specimen
IN the lobby as q guarantee Of good faith
The Woman Ia the Case Is holding lie own
as dramatic attraction.
Plays come. and plays go. but Mrs,
Temples Telegram, evidently in the popu-
lar estimation a farce Of exceeding
| oleverness, still goes merrily on at the
! Madison Square Theatre. Il enters upon
! its ninth week tomorrow with excellent
| Do1 ONCE prospects
Amelia Bingham's engagement in Mile
Marni' at wallacls, instead Of ending Sat-
| urday as originally intended, has been pro-
| longed a week, Her company includes
Frederic de Belleyille, Max Freeman,
| Frazer Coulter, Winlfred Slegrist Sylvia
| Lynden and more than thirty others.
The Education Of Mr.. Pipp.- now in it's
second month at the Liberty Theatre,
may prove one Of the seasons fixtures
A change in the cast will be made tomorrow
evening. when Ethelle Earle will succeed
Marion Draughn as julio. Miss Earle has
been one Of ChareJ Dana Gibson 8 models
for the sketches upon which Mr.. Thomas
based the comedy.
The success Of Mrs. Leslie Carter in
"Adrea at the Belasco Theatre has led
TO the circulation Of all sorts Of extrava-
CANT statements about her and the play.
Both are doing very well and are pretty
sure TO stay out the season there.
In his eighth month in The Music Master
David Warfeld is still filing the Bijou
Theatre. The happy blending Of laughter
and tears in this play makes the stars per-
Torrance a notable artistic achievement.
New York has always been good TO Blanche
Bates. So have other cities where she
has appeared as the little japanese Princess
" San. II was New York, however. that
first placed the stamp Of success on David
Belasco's production Of The Darling Of the
Gods and here now az the Academy OF
Music Miss Bates and her play are winning
new laurels.
The College Widows" twenty-ninth
L. 49, fokN al 70 "a rfR
Theatre. The longevity OF George AIDES
play Is attributed to its clean cut humor.
The subject and scenic environment Are new
alsO and some OF the praise is due to the
actors who present it.
May Irwin begins her fourth New York
engagement this season at the New York
Theatre tomorrow night in Mrs Black
IL Back The success Of the production Is
attributed partly TO Miss Twins own per
sonRlity which grows rather than dinin-
ishes in attractiveness and the original
humor which George v Hobart made famous
In the John Henry" stories and has put into
this play. Miss Twins press agent an
nounced that she will have something to
say about President Roosevelt between
the second and third acts tomorrow night.
The President went to see her play in Wash
ington two weeks ago.
This is the last week Of Grace George at
the Savoy Theatre in Abigail" Next
Monday William A. Brady will present
another new comedy by Kellett Chalmers.
1t is called A ase Of Frenzied Finance
1T Happened in Nordland- goes tune
fully along at the Lew Fields Theatre With
no lessening volume OF business. IL is
now announced that the MacDonough.
Herbert musical comedy will last till April
20, when il will move to Boston. Several
new songs have been introduced in the
last two weeks
Buster Brcun, TO say nothing OF Tioe.
keeps his popularity. They we're seen at
the Majestic Theatre at three matir les
last week and had crowded audience at
each. A second edition is now ia prepare
ton.
Great attractions for Eighth avenue are
in store for these two weeks. Beginning
tomorrow at the American Theatre, James
J. Corbett, once champion puglist, holds
forth thsre in new play called Pals in
which he Is supposed to depict an athletic
young Harvard man Of heroic tendencies.
Next week the eX-ohampion will be followed
by the present champion. James j, Jen-
ries, as the hero in "Davy Crockett
The Fourteenth Street Theatre this week
has a new melodrama called Her First
False Step It has a real thrilling episode
in which Z child is thrown into den OF real
African lions by the villain, only 20 be res
cued by the hero, who enters the cage and
literally snatches the child from the jaws
Of death.
The patrons Of the Irving Plnoe Theatre |
like it's new comedy Der FamilientRg' |
1he Family Reunion), by Gustav Kadelburg, !
40 well that there will be no change Of pro- |
gramme for a while. Ferdinand Bonn, |
Rudolf Christians and Harry Walden all |
appear in the play with Hedwig Won Oster- |
mann Elisabeth AriaAns, otto Gilbert, |
Franz Kierschner, Max Hanselor and the |
others OF the regular stock company,
Tho Hamlin and Mitchell musical ex-
travaRanza, Babes in Toyland,' is to be |
the attraction at the Grand Opera House |
this week. This will be its first visit 10 |