The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-29

Wednesday ard Saturday natir ess are
noted for the number Of children present.
William II. Crare begins the last two
weeks Of his run at the Hudson Theatre
enc ro W 7 light. In THE American II I'D"
Mr.. Crare has one OF the most congenlal
roles Of his career.
At the Criterion Theatre Francis Wilson
has made a double success. In addition to
THE Mountain Climber, the one act com
edv, The Little Father of the Wilderness, "
gives him an opportunity to keep his audi
ences nightly amused.
@The Lion and the Mouse tomorrow
night will begin the seventh month Of its
prosperous career at the Lyceum Theatre
Capacity audiences are the rule.
The season of German productions at
the Irving Place Theatre will come to an
end tomorrow night with a performance
Of Der R~abenvater." 1t will be q testi-
monial for Gustav Won Seyffertitz, who will
play the leading role.
This will be the fifteenth week Of 'The
Vanderbilt Cup" at the Broadway Theatre.
Elsie Janis's limitations are n drawing feat
ure. The engagement will be extended be-
yond the original date set for the summer
closing.
1.-THE Girl of the Golden West with
Blanche Bates, Frank Keenan, and Robert
billiard. will last out the season at the
matinee on Tuesday for the benefit OF the
San Francisco sufferers.
The closing weeks Of David Warield's
second season In THE Music Master at the
Biiou show no letup in popular favor,
There will be q special benefit matinee Tor
the San Francisco sufferers on Thursday.
The Savoy and Garrick theatres have
closed for the season.
Wilton Lackaye will begin the second
week of his successful engagement in Cham
ming Pollock's dramatization of "The Pitt
at the Academy Of Music tomorrow night.
In the last week of Mr.. Lackave's engage
lnent, beginning May 4, Paul Potter's play
-Trilby' will be given.
sCharley's A mt will remain at the
Manhattan Theatre. A special matinee
performance will be given on Wednesday
for the benefit Of the San Francisco suf-
ferers.
May Irwin will make New York a flying
NlSlJ lilH Mtth, upIt - "N WV
Opera House in MRS. Black Is Back"
Mrs. Temples Telegram" is still pla ying
at the Madison Square Theatre.
Thompson & Dundy's %plunging horses
in the third scene Of a Society Circus at
the Hippodrome, continue az the sensation
Of a sensational programme. There are
new features in the circus part of the show.
Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre will
have Monsieur Peaucaire." A. H. Van
Buren, will appear in the title role made
memorable by Mr.. Mansfield. Others in
the cast are James Young, Beatrice Nor
gan. Isabelle Evesson. Robert Cummings,
George Howell, Walter Greene and Albert
Howson.
Amelia Ringham's farewell appearance
as a member of the Proctor Stock Company
will be made this week at Proctor's l25th
Street Theatre, where she will repeat her
performance Of Joan in the spectacular
drama Joan of Arc" Miss Bingham will
ppear every evening and at the Mondny,
Wednesday and Saturday. natire IS. Ga
Tuesday. Thursday and Friday afternoons
Miss Louise Kent will play Joan.
Florence Bindley in The Street Singer
comes to the West End Theatre for a weeks
stay.
Hurtig and Seamon have leased the
Yorkville Theatre and will open it to-
morrow night with Me. Him IN 1" which
has been making audiences laugh all winter.
The Four Mortons in "Breaking Into
Society" will be at the American Theatre
this week.
~ g. ri. Ii y
will be the attra ction.
The offering at the Murray Hill this
week is a good, wholesome melodrama,'
Escaped trcm Sing Sing"
The Russell Brothers in The Great Jewel
Mystery" come to the Thalia this week.
Melville B.. Raymond's c'rtoon comedy
Buster Brown" with Master Gabriel in
the title role, supported by George Ali,
will be at the Metropolis.