The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-20
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rT b.. PASSED tho century mark at the
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ieing sold for the entire month Of June and
tickets for q special July 4 matinee will he
placed On sale next week.
Attic Majsrtic De Wolf Hopper in Happy
hnd has settled down for a summer run.
The Social Whirl" at the Casino has won
favor in many ways. The cast Ia a notable
one. including. as Il does, Adele Ritohie,
Joseph Cuyne, Blanche Deyo, Ada Lewis,
Frederick Bond, Maude Raymond and Ross
and Fenton.
At wallack's THE Embarrassment Of
Riches, " with Charlotte Walker and Bruce
McRae. ia still the attraction.
David warfield's long run in THE Music
Master at the Bijou will end on jun 2 for
the summer. Mr.. Warfield will then have
played in New York nearly 900 times. On
BAtuIudy, oepttulDcT 10 no viii De&lu lie
third year in the play.
No date has yet been set for the closing
Of Blanche Bates's run In THE Girl Of the
Golden West" at the Belasco. This week
will see Miss Bates's 25Oth performance.
sMan and superman,' with Robert Lo-
raine. will continue indefinitely at the Hud-
son. The 8)0th performance OF the Shaw
comedy will be given 10 Wednesday.
The last weeks Of -The Vanderbilt Cup
at the Broadway Theatre begin tomorrow
night.
r. c. Cartons farce, "Mr. Hopkirson,:
with It's satire Of English society, continues
to amuse audiences at the Fields Theatre.
Mistakes Will Happen begins it's second
week at the Garrick. Charles Dickson has
made many changes in the farce.
Now in the eighth month Of her remark
able engagement at the Empire Theatre,
Maude Adams in Peter Pan" is still
playing to big audiences. Miss Adams will
continue to play Peter Pan" for many
weeks before her run at the Empire closes.
Seats are on sale until July 1 for -The Lion
and the Mouse" at the Lyoeum Theatre. A
special matinee will be given IN Decoration
Day, May 81.
Joe Weber's triple bill, "Twiddle-T waddle'
and the two burlesques, The Jays" and The
Squaw Mans Girl OF the Golden West, make
an amusing summer, bill at Joe Weber,s
Music Hall. Mr.. Weber has installed all
sorts Of appliances TO make his little play
house comfortable even in the most sultry
weather.
THE Free Lance" the sousa opera. with
Joe Cawthorn, Nella Bergen and Jeanette
Lowrie, is at the New Amsterdam.
Despite It's many visits to New York The
Gingerbread Man" now at the New York,
has lost none of its popularity.
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The Clansman the Rev. Thomas Dixon's
melodrama of the reconstruction period,
begins tomorrow night a two weeks stay
at the Grand Opera House,
The Brothers Byrne in THE New Eight
Bells" will be the weeks attraction at the
West End.
The Fatal Wedding" will be presented
for the fint time by a stock company at
Proctor's l25th Street Theatre this week.
The scenes re right in the heart Of NewYork
CITY, one set representing the interior OF
Grace Church. Little Madeleine Clark, who
was the original Jessie, has been especially
engaged.
The play at Proctor's Fifth Avenue will
he Lee Arthur's we Uns Of Tennessee" In
the cast will be A, H. Van Buren,, Isabelle
Lvesson, Wallace Erskine. Agnes Scott mt
Gerald Griffin.
Edward Harrigan and Annie Yeamans In
Old Lavender will be at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre. It is the first time in eleven
years that Harrigan and Miss Yeamans ap-
peared together. In Mr., Harrigan'e COM
Pany is his son William, playing Dick the
The Black Patti T~roubadours will be at
the American.
At the Harlem Opera House William J.
Kelley and his stock company, including
Dorothy Donnelly, will be seen in sUader
the Red Robe"
A Cripple Creek comes to the New Star.
The Thalia's bill is "Old Isaacs From the
Bowery."
The Metropolis announces East Lynne
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