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begin at the Academy OF Music on Monday
night brief engagement. The company
will include Frank Campeau, Bennett Mus
son, Mary Conwell, Amanda wellington
| Virginia Reeves and Eleanor Wilton.
| One of the most elaborate revivals
planned by +. F. Proctor for his Fifth
Avenue Theater company is to be presented
this week. Miss Viola Aliens play, In
the Palace OF the King" a dramatization BY
the late Lorimer Stoddard Of F. Marion
Crawford's novel, is the piece. Mr.. Proctor
will resume the daily matinees and Amelia
Bingham will be seen as Dolores at all
| the night performances and on Monday,
| Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, Isa-
belle Evesson will take Miss Binghsm's
matinees. Charles Richman Win play Don
John. THE Sporting Duchess" will be
T; presented at Proctor's l25th street. The
principal players will be William J.. Kelley,
Beatrice Morgan, Jessie Bonstelle. Paul
McAllister, James Durkin, Agnes Scott,
Gertrude Roosevelt and Dudley Hawley.
Nat NJ. Wills in -The Duke Of Duluth"
will be at the Fourteenth Street Theater
this week.
Tomorrow begins Chauncey Olcott's last
two weeks at the Majestic Theater in ed
mund Hurke.' his newest play.
The stock company at the Yorkville
Theater will give "La Tosca" this week,
with Eugene Moore and Mabel Montgomery
in the leading parts.
Yorke and Adams in Bankers and Brok-
ers q musical farce, will be at the American
for a week.
The Murray Hill will also have musical
play. but not q farce. 1t is called THE
Street Singer" Hal Reid wrote it, and
Jessie Mae Hall will have the child part.
Joseph Santley. the boy actor, will be at
the Thalia in A Runaway Boy"
Fast Life in New York" is the Third
Avenues melodramatic Offering.
Ramsay Morris's Ninety and Nine"
comes to the West End and will start its
week with special matinee tomorrow.
The New Star has Dangers of Working
Girls with an opium den scene and dyna-
mite explosion.
4The Shadow Behind the Throne" will
start the week at the Metropolis with a mat
inAe tomorrow afternoon.
Vaudeville Hills.
Keith's Theater offers for this week
first class vaudeville bill headed by Hal
Davis. 1nez McCauley and company in
a comedy sketch called Pals" James
Thornton will be heard in 'monologue
and in some new songs. Another feature
will be Merriam's pantomime dogs.
Houdini, "The Handcuff King" is to be
the headliner at the Colonial Theatcr for
another week The rest Of the bill in
cludes Emmett Corrigan and company,
John Hyams and Leila Mcintyre, Burke
and La Rue and Macarts monkeys and
dogs.
The opliners at the Alhambra are Herbert
Kelley and E e Shannon in "A String OF
Pearls" Other entertainers for the week
are Emma Carus, the Mason and Keeler
Company, Maybelle Adams and the Pesch-
koff troupe Of dancers.
Lillian Russell is to stay at Proctor's
Twenty.third Street Theater a second
week. A novelty is an act called Motor
ing which winds up with an explosion
Of a big automobile.
Wheelock's Indian Band is q feature at
the Fifty-eighth Street house; Eph Thomp-
sons elephants will stay another week
and Mrs. Stuart Robson will Ike seen in
a one act comedy
Roy Knabenshue. with his airship, is the
feature at Hammerstein's Victoria. Another
novelty will he the Six International Fe-
male Wrestlers. John G. Rice and Sally
Cohen, Charles +. Semon and Maroels
living art studies are also on the bill.
At Hurtig a Seamon's Music Hall will
be Olive May and John W. Altaugh, Jr.,
in Grant Stewards comedy "The Inspector
From Kansas" Edward Clark and his "six
winning widows" and Goleman's dog and
cat circus.
These are among The acts on the long bill
at Tony Pastors: Seeley and West in black
facs eomedy! Murphy and willard in 'Th.