The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-04
TWO STARS IN NEW PLAYS.
DORSAY AND FRANCIS WILSON
RETURN no BROADWAY.

Farce From the German-"Charley'
Aunt TO BE Revived at the Manhattan
Lawrance D'orsay appears at DAY.
tomorrow night under Daniel Frohman'
mana cement as the s1ar Of an Augustus
Thomas comedy, "The Embassy Ball"
D'orsay's part is that Of Cdp,. Hdpdrden'
Kelie, an attache Of The British Legation
at Washington, who gets into all sorts o.
trouble through having signed a marriag g
contract by mistake for a bicycle permit
The scenes are all laid in Washington
Mr.. D'Orsay's company includes George
Clarke, Miriam Nesbitt, Forrest Robinson
Marion Barney and Rose Hubbard.
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On Tuesday evening Francis Wilson Will
begin his annual engagement in New
York at the Criterion, presenting fol
the first time here a new three act
farce, "The Mountain Climber" In this
as in his last previous vehicle Mr.. Wilson
has departed from musical comedy. The
story Of is a Londoner who hides his
trips TO Paris under the guise Of Alpine
climbing and who is at last driven into a
corner where he must at least go to Switzer-
land and pretend to be brave, The COM
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in a series of amusing incidents which 1t
takes three acts to set straight. May koo-
son ia his leading woman, while the rest OF
the cast includes Joseph Allen, George -
Spencer, William Levers, Edith Barker
and Ellen Mortimer.
THE Triangle" closed it's engagement Of a
fortnight at the Manhattan Theatre on
r-.1-- -.-lA TLo 4a0hotton will rn.
main closed for two weeks, and on March
10 will reopen with an elaborate revival OF
Brandon Thomas's famous comedy, Char
ley's Aunt" Etienne Girardot will assume
his original chara oter and it is planned to
have severalothers Of the original cast.
Fay Templeton will begin her last two
weeks in "Forty-fve Minutes From Broad
way" at the New Amsterdam Theatre
tomorrow evening and will be followed
on March 10 by Richard Mansfield, who
will remain three weeks, presenting his
repertoire, including his latest produo-
ton, Don Carlos
The Rogers brothers in THE Rogers
Brothers in Ireland" will begin their last
week at the New York Theatre tomorrow
evening and will be followed or March IL
by a revival of Klaw & Changers pro-
duction of the Drury Lane spectacle
"Humpty Dumpty.' 1t will be staged
exactly.a as at the New Amsterdam Theatre
last season.
William A. Brady's new production.
"The Redskin," which was presented at
the Liberty Theatre on Thursday evening,
continues the attraction at this house.
George NJ. Cohan in George Washing
ton, Jr.," begins tomorrow the fourth week
of his run at the Herald Square Theatre.
Capt. Woodward's educated seals are a
feature of the big show at the H~ippodrome.
They include clowns, jugglers, comedians
and deep sea specialists. The Bonhair-
Gregory acrobats, Ralph Johnst one, BIZ
cycle marvel; Powers elephants and the
five Lecussons, equeetrians, are other add
lions to the circus tournament.
Brown Of Harvard" at the Princess
Theatre, with Henry Woodruff as star,
and a company including Laura Hope,
Crews, Fred Thorne, Howard Estabrook,
William Resell, Arthur Shaw, Albert Perry,
Douglas j. Wood, Walter Thomas and
Robert Gill is entertaining large audiences,
At the Lyric 'Mexioana,' the Drisooll-
nit -Hubbell comic opera, is still the
attraction.
THE Earl and the Girl" enters upon it's
last week at the Casino tomorrow night.
This popular musical comedy has to its credit
nearly $50 performances. @Happyland" will
be the succeeding attraction, and is an
nounced for a limited engagement only.
Julie Bonbon, " the play with a milliner
for its central figure, has had its hundredth
performance and is starting on toward
another century mark at Fields's Theatre.
Clara Llpman and Louis Mann, as julie and
Jean Poujol, give approximations OF two
distinctively French types.
Charles Klein's play, THE Lion and the
Mouse" will begin the fifth month Of Its
stay at the Lyceum Theatre tomorrow
night, Seats have been placed on sale
until May /.
Blanche Bates is keeping up her record
in the new Belasco play, The Girl of the
Golden West, " at the Belasco Theatre.
A record Of 500 consecutive Performances
Of one play in New York Is not likely o
TO be surpassed. This Ia the mark which
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field, in "The Music Master will reach at
the Bijou next Tuesday evening.
The new Garriok Theatre company In
David Gray's breezy comedy, "Gallops,"
continues at the Garriok. The fourth week
begins on Monday.
Lent has made no inroads upon the at
tendance at the Kniokerbooker Theatre
where FRITZ Soheff Is appearing In the new
Herbert Blossom comic opera, Mile, Mo-
diste. :" The s~eventy-ffth performance oc-
ours next Wednesday evening.
THE Squaw Mans Girl Of the Golden
West" has hit a lively pace at Joe Weber's
music hall as an ~afterpiece to "Twiddle-
Twaddle." Edgar Smith wrote the bur-
lesque and Maurice Levi the incidental
music. The big double bill is 30 successful
that Mr.. Weber has decided to resume
Tuesday matinees. The first OF these next
week. will see as guests Blanche Bates
and William faversham
Maude Adams is new in her fifth month
in the Barrie fantasy, Peter Pan, " at the
Empire Theatre. Charles Frohman has
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