The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-26
THE BR0OKLYN THEATRES.
Lulu Glaser C0ming-A Play OF Old
Kentucky Good Vaudeville Bills.

Lulu Chaser C0minE-A Play OF Olo
Kentucky Good vaudeville Bills.
Lulu Chaser. who helped to make Dolly
Warden one Of the most popular comic
operas ever produced here. comes to the
Broadway Theatre tomorrow in her new
opera. A Madcap Princess. Many OF
Miss Glaser's admirers think she is better
fitted in the part Of Princess Mary than she
ever has been. Her personality dominates
the opera and she is an ideal stage nadoap.
There is plenty Of good music in the opera
and one Of the stars greatest charms is
her fine mezzo soprano voice. She will
be surrounded by the same clever company
that supported her in Brooklyn last Christ
mas. There will DO only one matinee,
that on Saturday.
At the Majestic the popular play Of the
Blue Grass region. In Old Kentucky will
be the attraction this week. Like The Old
homestead and the circus this has become
an institution popular with all classes Of
playgoers. II has the remarkable record
Of twelve years continuous presentation in
the United States. and the company this
season Is the same capable organization.
The pickaninny contingent is again novel
feature.
The CHIEF attraction in the Orpheums
vaudeville programme is Eddie Foy. who
till recently was the leading comedian in
'Pif, Pan, Pouf.- He has an amusing sketch
called The Man Behind the Gun and a
capable company supports him in it, Miss
Mary shaw who made n reputation in Ibsen
and Sudcrmann dramas, appears in a one
act play called The Silent Witness The
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they are is another feature Of the pro-
gramme. The other specialties include
Japanese aCrobaiS a good monologist, n
boy vioinist, some performing dogs and a
quintet Of singers and dancers.
At the Montauk this week Viola Allen
viii be seen in two Shakespeariau plays
The Winter, Tale" on Monday Tuesday.
Friday and saturday evenings and at the
Saturday matinee. and Twelfth Night"
at the Wednesday matinee and on Wednes-
dav and thursday nights Her supporting
company for this season includes Henry
Jewejt. Boyd Putnam. Frank Vernon
James Young Frank Currier. c, Leslie
Allen, Sidney 8raCy' aud Ieffie Iilbury.
At HYDE 4 Behman's Theatre this week
two well known players in Dan McAvoy and
Blanche Ring return TO the vaudeville
stage Mr.. McAVoy has Just finished
starring tour With him is a chorus of
pretty young women known as the Fifth
Avenue Girls. Blanche Ring appearance
will pe the only one she will make in Brook
lvn audcvie She will sing some new
songs and the old fayorites 10 well. Others
in the programme are: Mark Sullivan. the
Inirnic ara monoogist; Edmund Day and
his company in ms latest sketch. The
sheriff tho Merose Troupe; the Empire
Comedy Four Marvellous Frank and Little
Bob. with their acrobatic dog lip" and
johnson and Wells.
At the top 0! the programme at the Am
phion Theatre this week are Charles j. Ross
and Mabel fenton, who for a long while
were faVorloe members Of the Weberfelds
stock company. They will appear in their
travesty ii Cleopatra with special music
scenery and costumes. Another number
is Adgic and ler trained lions. Ernest
Hogan viii be heard in songs. Another
feature il provided by Provost and Provost
in Fun in Turkish Bath. and others are
Deltorelli and Glissando, the original musical
clowns Cook and Clinton female sharp
shooters; Tom Gillin, Floye Redledge and
the kiaetograph.
The Grand Opera House this week has
Arthur c. Aiston's production Of the South
ein drarnn At the Old Cross Roads with
Estha Williams and James NJ Brophy In
duction il deliberately staged and has met
with unusual success. The story tells of
the tragic circumstances in the life az an
octoroon and Of her revenge upon the master
who heaps wrongs upon her.
The Folly Theatre this week has Ward
and Voscs in the latest edition OF their
musical froiic. A Pair of pinks Pc7cy
and Harold are Pinkerton detectives who
arrive at their deductions IN manner that
would make Sherlock Holmes green with
envy. There il a company Of fifty-fve in
Guiding a large chorus. and the musical
numbers introduced and specinltics arc
numerous. Tho company includes l.rcv
Daily and Margaret Daily Nokes
new emotional comedy drama by Hal
Reid entitled A Wife's Secret. will I've
sceu At the Park Theatre this week II tells
the story Of the struggles Of r ministers
wife against the world and her battle against
false accusations concerning her fidelity
The end j. happy and there il some comic
relief The cast includes Lansing Rowan
and Hallett Thompson.
The Star Theatre has the New Majestic