The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-15

IN, SUNDAY. APRIL Is.
| Cohan in his own musical play George
Washington, Jr.,' at the Herald Square.
Joe Weber will add t. the entertainers
at the Weber Music Hall tomorrow night
LIE Domino Rouge, the masked dancer.
-Twiddle Twaddle" and %The Squaw Mans
Girl Of the Golden West" sill make up the
double bill,
FRITZ Schetf will return to the cast OF
Mile Modesto tomorrow evening. This
will be the operas eighteenth week in
New York.
The last performance Of George Ade's
comedy The College Widow" at the Garden
Theatre will he given tomorrow evening.
Dorothy Tenant, Frederick .Trues iale,
Gertrude Quinlan and Edwin Holt are still in
the. cast.
The Russian players. with Paul Orleneff
and Nine. Nasimof. arc to give thess even
ing performances at the Berkeley Lyceum:
Thurs lay, April 10, Folomaye's The
Abyss; Friday, April 20, schiller's love
n Intrigue"
On Monday evening Elsie Janis will in
troduce an imitation Of lie. Domino Rouge
in addition to her limitations Of FRITZ Scheff
| and Yvette Guilbert in the last act Of The
Vanderbilt Cup" at the Broadway Theatre.
THE Sauaw Man" passed the double CEN
fury mark at Wallack's Theatre last Tues
day evening. 1t has but two weeks more
to run at this theatre. closing on April q.
when Mr.. Faversham n the company Will
NO on the road for n abort RDT1nR tour.
sThe Lion and the Mouse" will stay the
season out at the Lyoeum Theatre.
At Fields Theatre "Mr. Hopkinson,"
the amusing English farce, with Dallas
Wexford in The title part has settled down
for q stay.
sits All Your Fault" an Edgar Selwyn
farce, is the attraction at the Savoy
"Charley's Aunt remains at the Man
haitian Theatre, with Etienne Girardot in
the chief role. Mr.. Girardot has been seen
as Charters Aunt for over nine hundred
times In America.
Hedwig Won Ostemann, favorite with
the patrons OF the German Theatre in 1rv-
ing place, will be the recipient Of a testi-
monial OF Monday evening. bllhaud and
IlClihCluli ie'NN ~
the play.
Mrs. Fiske will be seen again as Becky
Sharp at the Academy Of Music tomorrow
night, a special production of Langdon
Mitchell's adaptation Of Thackeray's novel
the final week Of Mrs, Fiske's stay at the
Academy. Mr.. Mason will again play
Rdtpdon and Mr.. Arlies Steyne.
RAYMOND Hitchcock as Copeland Schuyler,
the m~ake-believe war correspondent in
Richard Harding Davis's farce The Gal
loper." Is the attraction at the Harlem
Opera House beginning to-morrow. me
cast includes Edgar Davenport, harry
Stone, Nanuette Comstock and May Buck
ley.
At the Grand Opera House -The Rogers
Brothers in Ireland" Klaw d Changers
production Of John J. McNally's new musi-
cal play, will be the Easter attraction.
In the mpa are Gus Rogers, Josie In
tropidi, Bessie De Vote, Ethel lntropidi'
Julia Eastman and Maurice darcy.
At Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre Nine.
Yvette Guilbert will appear every afternoon
and evening in songs Of the crinoline and
P~ompadonr periods, in the costumes OF the
time. The first three days the stock COM
pany will give The Prisoner Of Zenda,"
and on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Rupert of Hentzau."
The Easter week attraction at the l2Sth
Street Theatre will be justin h9ntley.
which served Z. II. Sothern as a starring
medium, This will be the first time a stock
company has offered The Proud Prince
Fiske O'Hara, the young Irish singing
comedian, invades tn, old home OF Chaun-
oey Olcott, the Fourteenth Street Theatre,
this week, presenting FOR the first time at
that house his romantic drama MI bar
ney From Ireland"
The Yorkville Theatre stock company
will give it's first performance tomorrow
afternoon and continue for the week with
East LYNNE" with Miss Nettie Douglass
"a Lady isabelle and Thomas MacLarnie as
Architdld Carlyle.
George AIDES musical satire THE Sultan
Of SuIu" will be at the West End this week.
Charles E.. Blaney's melodrama Across
the Pacific" will be at theAmerican.
Howard Hall in 1.-THE Millionaire Detec-
tive" comes To the New Star.
lnOIndS f. iDltd III o i'Rpitoi'C VI
PLAYS, including Or. Jekyll and Mr.. HYDE"
The Bells, "Richelieu" and 'Othello,' will
be at the Murray Hill.
The Thalia's weekly melodrama will be
why Girls Leave Home
york State Folks comes to the Metropo-
lis.
The Mrs. Gilbert m emorial benefit at
the Knickerbocker Theatre on Tuesday
afternoon will enlist the services Of a num-
Der OF we'll known actors. Mrs. Gilbert's
former pastor. the Rev. w. c. S.inson, will
make a brief speech.
On the same afternoon a performance
will be given at the Belasco Theatre. the
proceeds OF which will go to the Assooia-
ton for Improving the Condition OF the
Poor.
A benefit for the New York Home for
Des'iiue Crippled Children will be given