The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-29


is 10 stay indefinitely at this house, Nli
Wilson's tour has been abandoned ana
nothing now stands in the way OF his run
ming out the season at the Criterion ne
has made a jolly hit IA the Allentown
climber Of the Alps.
T. s Willard begins his second week AT
the Knickerbooker Theatre tomorrow IN
Lucky Durham" The play is dramatic
and full Of interest and Mr.. Willard il always
a favorite with New York audiences
The return of The Yankee Consul and
RAYMOND Hitchcock to Walack's has been
most acceptable TO everybody. Inc cast
X the same that won 80 much praise III the
original production inSluental'y '"
Davenport is not Il pound lighter
THE College Widow is still playing to
crowded houses at the Garden Theatre
Mrs Leslie Carters popular triumph as
Adred at the Beasco Theatre seems TO IN
crease as the fame OF this new Belasco-
Long production extends IL is ohIy pos
sible to obtain seats by purchasing 'hem
far in advance and hundreds are turned
away at every performance.
Another actress who is playing nightly
10 the CAPACITY OF the theatre is Lillian
Russell in Lady TeazleT at the Casino.
This week David warfeld will play the
first of his two special Thursday matinees
of The Music Master" at the BIou. So
many are turned away there at every per-
formance that Mr. Belasco has found II
necessary to announce these extra appear
ances to satisfy the multitude.
Business has been growing larger for
Jefferson DeAngelis and his merry com
pany in "Fantana- at the Lyric Theatre.
The company Includes Katie Barry who may
or NAV not become a Mormon. and Adele
Richie.
George Bernard Shaw writes from Lon
don to say that the success OF You Never
Can Tell has reached England and Mrs.
Shaw Is very much delighted with the news.
The play continues at the Garrick without
any abatement in attendance. Even the
blizzard did not prevent theatre parties
from going there on Wednesday.
Klaw & changers production OF Humpty
Dumpty" at the New Amsterdam Theatre
begins its twelfth week tomorrow, and a
gorgeous tuneful and reasonable piece 1t H.
The Duchess of Dantzic, which is the
latest English fashion in comic opera to
reach here. has begun very prosperous
run at DAYS Evie Greene as Nine. Sdns-
Gene and Hobrook Blinn as Napoleon have
made a splendid impression on New YORK
audiences
The demand to zee Mrs Fiske in the alb
sorbing and excellently acted drama, Leah
Klesohna. at the Manhattan Theatre, shows
not the slightest diminution so far
George NJ. Cohan and his musical play,
. Little Johnny Jones' have had most
week at the New York Theatre,
struck the public fancy liz no uncertain
manner Mr.. Conan will play one more
week He will he followed by Ward and
Vokes in their comedy A Pair Of Pinks
Buster Brown a, the Majestic has proved
to be one Of the merriest musical plays Of
the season.
Victor Herberts tuneful music in IT
Happened in Nordand' Is winning new
la,rels at the Lew Fields Theatre new
SON called Friends was Introduced by
julius Steger yesterday and adds to the
fun in the piece.
AT the Weber Music Hall the success Of
The College Widower' is augmented by
the second edition of Hggledy Piggledy,
which is a great improvement on the orig
inal.
Beginning on Monday, popular prices will
be the rule at the Fourteenth Street Theatre.
that is no seat will cost more than dollar
and you can see the show for a quarter.
The rural melodrama The Ninety and
Nine. with elaborate scenic and mechanical
effects. will be the first attraction under the
new order Of things.
A sure enough thriller ia TO hold the stage
nt the American Theatre this week. II is
called Queen Of the White Slaves and
ArthurJ Lamb made It. The play deals with
the abduction OF a girl by San Francisco
highhinders and the horrors revealed are
awful.
siberia is to leave the Academy of
Music at the end Of the week 4 play dealing
with Russian tyranny and oppression is
particularly timely just now.
Nine. Agathe B5rsescu is 10 appear at the
Irving Place Theatre tomorrow in Des
Meeres und der Lebe Wellen- for the last
time this season For Friday evening Mr.
Conried announces the performance for the
first time here Of "Gyges und sein Ring a
tragedy by Hebbel. the father Of modern
German realism. Tuesday evening and the
rest Of the week will be given TO n new farce
by Henry Gordon and Franz Steyer called
Die Liebesschule.
William Faversham and the great Pinero
play Lefty" will he seen al the Grand
Opera House this week in the last New
York performances they will have this sea
son This is the same production that
Charles Frohman presented for several
months to crowded houses at the Hudson
Theatre Julie Opp is the leading woman
Of the company.
Hall Gaines famous melodrama. The
Eternal City. = ia the weeks attraction at the
West End Theatre. Edward Morgan. star
Of the company. is still playing his great
roe OF David Rossi.
Edna May and The School Girl return
10 New York tomorrow night for a week ut
the Harlem Opera House These will be
their last appearances here. and there is no
doubt that many downtown theatregoers
will travel TO Harlem TO see them
Alone in the World win be put on at
The New Star Theatre this week 1t is a
20 verful melodrama which has proved its