The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08

| Three Madoaps, dancers, the Great Man
| nelles acrobats, MeaSin S.tl Lawrence
black face comedians and Tho Eccentric
! Kid"
The Yorlsville in it's usual full bill has
this collection Of stars: Jennie feamonA.
the Kaufman troupe, Roberts, Hayes and
Roberts, Leclair and Bowen, Howard and
North Russell and Buckley, Eprs and
Lorretto. The vitagraph has new and
interesting pictures
The acts offered ut the Circle for the week
are headed by the play His Japanese Wife,
in which Valerie Bergere and her company
make their first appearance this season
The other performers have among their
number Elhe Fay. Paul Co ohts the mill
tarv Hercules X. O. Knowles the comedian.
viii X. Murphy, Bianch Nichols the De
koeb rio. equilibrists, and lhorne ana Garlic
ton the testers. Albert Chevalier Is coming
TO this theatre next week.
Hammerstein's Victoria has an entirely
new bill headed by Henry +. Dxey and his
company. The Japanese Guards furnish a
military spectacle in which twenty-one
persons appear, and there are also among
the performers Barney Pagan, Henrietta
Bryon, the three Drimmonds, Keno. Walsh
NcINrt hAAN o1N spiLNlih' NOli-
hounds
Hurtig & Seamons bill is headed by Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Kelley In tho farce Uncle
Phineas Steely Doty and company
musical comedians. como next, and there
are also All Grant, the story teller Cook
and sylvia, dancers; Tony Wilson and
Helolse. Watsons Barnyard a clever ami
thAl act, and Armour and Charlotte, trapeze
peri Ormers.
Among to-nights Sunday concerts ara
performances at the American Grand
Opera House, Harlem Opera House. the
West End, the New Star the Circle, Ham
mersteln's Victoria, Hurtig & Seamon's,
Windsor. the Dewey, the Gotham, Huber's
Museum and the Eden Musee.
Primrose's Minstrels. billed as the fun
NEST comedians in the world, come 10 the
Grand Opera House tomorrow. In the
second part Of the programme three elab-
crate scenes arc presented. One shows a
cotton field in bloom. another a plantation
with field hands at work and third typical
dance.
Joe WEIGH the popular actor OF Hebrew
character roles, comes to the West End this
week in his now musical play. "Cohen's
Luck An elaborate scenic production has
been provided, including views Of the Bow
cry, Broadway at Grace Church and many
more familiar spots
James X. Hackett has moved from the
Lyric Theatre to the Harlem Opera House
with his successful play, THE Fortunes OF
the King" 1t will be the last opportunity
to see Mr.. Hackett in his new role Of King
Chdrlos H., as he is going on tour
"A Wife's Secret a melodrama telling
of the troubles OF bride with enemies and
a stern and uncompromising husband
furnishes the weekly thriller at the New
Star.
At the Third Avenue is George G Gill's
we'll known melodrama, now in its third
season, "A Little Outoast.' Anne Blanche
and Edwards Davis head the company.
The Londoa Bellies Burlesque Company
IL at TIE Dewey Theatrt this week with
Rose Sydell at It's head. There is a large
and attractive chorus.
~he Dainty Duchess Blrlesquers are at
the Gotham for the week Their buriesauos
a Lirel'
His Last Dollar with Dave Higgins az
the star. is the play at the Metropolis this
week.
At the Windsor the week'e melodrama Is
A. H. Woods production OF Tracked
Around the World.
At Huber's Museum John B. Bruler will
present the three-act comedy Tangled
Relations" The curio hall is full Of new
freaks
Montague oockatoo circus is the feature
of the programme at the Eden Music this
week The Sunday concerts are given by
Prof. Krueger's Leipziger orchestra.
Brooklyn Theatres.