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

The Brooklyn theatres ell begin the
now year with good pI ogran mos At the
Majertic this week is .Twirly-N hirly, the
last Weberieldian show. with Ross and
Fenton Of that famous aggregation Of
comedians and pretty girls in!the star parts.
There IL q big chorus OF pretty girls IN TINS
produ ction, and in the company surround
ing Ross and Fenton are such well know
actors as Bob Harris, Samuel SldmAn, VIII
Howard and Julia West.
De Wolf Hopper, with the revival OF his
early opera, Wang comes to the Broad
WAY Theatre this week. The opera was
eorgeously rcmounted for lts Broadway
produ ction last season, and in thus present a
ton the costumes and scenery have been
retained. The cast includes pretty Mar
guerite Clark and many other girls and y
certain 10 attract in Broadway
The Orpheum has a generous programme
headed by Irene Bentley, who sings the
best songs from the many operas IN which
she has appeared. As an extra attraction
Rose Stahl and her company pre- Mt for
the irst time at the Orpheum her W II know
sketch, The Chorus Lady. Thore are
many moro clever vaudeville performers
besides those, among them Harry Gilfo.L
the Eight kaufnans, bicyclists; Ihorne
tud Carleton, Press Eldridge, Harper
Desn ond and Bailev and Iavell's dogs.
At the Amphion Theatre is an interesting
production in Eugene Blair and her COM
rany in Pinero's IRIS in the early part 81
the week and in the latter half an excellent
decentralization Of WllDe Colhns's novel
Mercy Alerrck.'
The Grand Opera House has play new
10 Brooklyn in Broadhurst and Currie's
PRODUCTION OF sTeIas" a play giving d
-f.-fJ -. Of No VI rrf1T
Southwest 1t has strong cast and at
tractive scenery.
At the Folly this week is Joe WEIGH in his
latest Hebrew character drama Cohen :
Luck Mr.. WEIGH has won great Success
in the new PLAY. which is clever study Of
conditions In the East Side and has many
characters familiar to that environment
Another extensive holiday hin wiz start
the new year at Hyde y lehman . It's
feature is q novel scenic and song Illus
ration of plantation life in the sunny South.
The book and music are by Max Hoffman.
Ten ColOred comednns AMI Sinl-srS take
part in this An added feature is the Dollar
Troupe Of ncrobats that has fladc a sense
ton abroad Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kelley
sppear in the comedy In Trust and
other well known performers are tho Jack
son family, biCvclists Callahan and Mack.
hernipars dancers and comedians; All
Grant rnouoloCist: Cooper snd Robinson,
colored comedians. and the Allarcs
At the Park Theatre Patrice win ap-
near. supported by her usual good company
IN her domest ic drama Of lost season.
sDriven From Horne Il Is presented
with a dne scenic eGrlipment.
Ono Of the most popular htrries,Irle orEuni-
cations. the Trocaoero Bufe.Guers, comes
10 the Star Thu week. with two burlettas
and a srerialty prUgra NINE, including as
e <pecial feature Sjeely Doty and Coe
musical comedians Of merit.
a Wise Guy.. with Edmund HAYES in
his original character, UOyrs 10 the tiiIyef 3.
l, is presented by the Brgadiers Buries-
quers.
At Keeney's Theatre, Core PavtUn Und
Grace Fox make their a but IN vaudeville
In a light comedy entitled The Honey
moon. written by Eta Reed PAXTON. The
Champagne Dancers from The silver
Slipperr are another attraction. and among
o.hsrs on the bill arm Barry uud Halyers,
late OF Babes in 1oyhud. slater and
Williams, Rcidy and tuT.cr he Carson
Brothers. acrobats. Lelp.iy tic cupIurCr.
and Phlhrooks and Reynolds
At the Moutsuk Charles FT72hHtan pre-
sents +. II. Sothern ana Julia NiaroUe IN
Much Ado About Nothing, Hamlet ="
and Romeo and Juliet
Tho weeks play at the Biioo "a The
Cavalier O dramad7ation Of Churlos
MAJORS novel
The Cherry Pickers- Is bang pAved 81
Payton's Lee Avenue Theatre
a wife's Secres' Is the pay ecohed at
Rle Gotham.
At the Novelty TOO Proud 70 Beg viii
lie seen
Watsnn's Theatre has q vaudeville lLl am
the burIescue Girls Viii Be Girls
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