The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-08
this WEEK At The THEATRES.
CLOSING WEEK OF THE RICHARD
MANSFIELD ENGAGEMENT.

Julie BOnbUn'' to 60 to the Lyric for
n Weeks Stay-Many OId FavOriteS
O0D to Leave BF0adway-Lsst Week OF
Leah vaudeville Novelties.
This, the last week of Lent, sees no new
production Of any Of the Broadway theatres,
Easter Monday will see several openings,
and from then on there will be a rapid shift
ing Of plays.
Richard Mar sheld ends his season at
the New Amsterdam Theatre on Saturday
night. The weeks bills are: Monday,
The Scarlet Letter.; Tuesday. "A Partisan
Romance; Wednesday, THE Merchant
of Venice; Thursday, B ,au B-ummel';
Friday. King Richard Ill. and Saturday
matiL ee. THE Merchant of Venice The
farewell bill will be made up OF an act from
each of five plays. Mr.. Mansfield starts
his next season at the New Amsterdam
Theatre in seven appearances in a revival
of "Cyrano de Byrgerac.7
Louis Mann and Clara Lipman, who left
Fields Theatre only a fortnight ago, will
return tomorrow to the Lyric for a weeks
performance of Julie Bonbon.' The en-
gagement will be followed on the %evening
of April 10 by Arnold DAILY in Arms and the
Man, by George Bgnard Shaw.
THE Social Whirl." with a company in
Guiding Adele Richie, Joseph Coyne and
Ross and Fenton, began its en- gagement in
New York last night at the Casino Theatre.
An account of it is given elsewhere.
Otis Skinner will begin tie last week OF
his successful enga cement tomorrow night
at the Hudson Theatre in The Duel
On Monday, April 10, william II. Crane
will appear in a new ~farcical comedy,
THE American Lord, at this theatre: The
authors of the play are George H.. Broad
hurst and Charles T. Darcy.
Lawrance D'Orsay in The Embassy
Ball. the Augustus Thomas comedy, is
nearin z the end of his run at Days,
Maude Adams in the delightful Barrie
comedy Peter Pan will give her 2Ooth
performance at the Empire Theatre on
Friday, April 20.
Francis Wilson is now in his second month
at the Criterion Theatre. where he is appear
ing in the clever farce, The Mountain
Climber
Brown of Harvard is doing 80 we'll at
the Princess Theatre that now there seems to
be a prospect Of the comedy remaining here
until June. Matinees are given on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Blanche Bates is nearing her oOoth per-
Torrance of The Girl of the Golden
West at the Belasco Theatre. This record
l. 1 80 slT ~A~N rNAnah
David Warfeld in The Music Master
at the Biiou is far and away ahead Of any
other play in the length 81 it's run and its
popularity does not seem TO decrease with
age.
George VI. Conan in his own play, George
Washington. Jr.,' will begin his last two
weeks at the Herald Square Theatre to-
morrow evening.
Benjamin Chaplin will begin his last week
in his play, Lincoln" at the Liberty Theatre
tomorrow evening, and will be followed on
Tuesday, April II, by Florence Roberts in a
new play called The Strength Of the Weak.
Col. Henry W. Savage's ~production Of
The Prince of PilsenT will begin the last
week OF its engagement at the New York
Theatre tomorrow evening and will be
followed by sam Bernard in The Rollick-
ing Girl"
The ~plunging horses, ed by Miss Won
Oil, continue the sensational feature of
A Society Circus at the Hippodrome.
In the circus are seen the Ronhair-Gregory
troupe of acrobats. the Flying Meteors,
Ralph tombstone. bicyclist; the I.ecussons,
zz,o-rr5ana. tho NanpIln-N Ma rnify nlldTtaE
and other good acts.
Charles Klein's play. The Lion and the
Mouse" will begin tomorrow night the
sixth month of its mn at the Lyceum
Theatre.
MIR. Hopkinson" is now settled in his
new home, Fields Theatre, and this theatre
is to be his dwelling place from now until
the close of the season. The farce is now
in its third month in this city.
The engagement of Howard Kyle in THE
Greater Love" at the Madison Square
Theatre will end next Saturday night. 1t
will be followed on Easter Monday by
Mrs. Temples Telegram which ran for
three months at this theatre last season
The Tooth performance of The an
derbilt Cup" takes place tomorrow night
at the Broadway Theatre, and souvenirs
in the shape Of gilded hand mirrors will be
presented to the women who attend.
The last two weeks of 'The Squav Man
at Wallack's Theatre begins tomorrow,
and the company will then be taken on a
three weeks tour prior to closing for the
.eason. Next season two companies will
present the play throughout this country.
$50
This will be the second week of the re-
vival of The College Widow at the Garden
Theatre. The en- ga cement has brought
the original cast together.
Joe Weber and his company are pleasing
large audiences at the little music hall
win the double bill, -Twiddle Twaddle'
and 1.-THE Squaw Mans Girl Of the Golden
West
sCharley's Aunt" at the Manhattan with
Etienne Girardot in the title role is repeat
ing it's successes of earlier days.
Fritz Scheff in Mile. Modiste" will re-
main at the Knickerbocker throughout the
snrine. Seats for May will 20 on sale on
IpriI is. A display Of brand new Easter
honnets will be added to the millinery
delights Of the bonnet shop scene this
week.
Two of Manag ger Conried's German COM
nany of actors will have benefits at the