The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-30

l Frederic do Belleville, formerly Of Mrs.
Fieke's Manhattan company, VII play ne
millionaire. Florence Rockwell " the lead
ing woman and others in the cast ar
\ Adelaide Manola. HArriet Ross. Edytne
l Mover, John Jack, Edgar Selwyn, William
KcOugh and Marcus MorIarty.
MONTGOMERY and Stone In 'The Red MIL
at the Knickerbocker have proved . popular
success. In order to keep up with the
demand for seats Wednesday matinecs have
been added to the usual performances.
The elaborate production OF The Prince
Of India" at the Broadway ~ attracttpg
The battle scene in the last act IL the popu-
lar feature Of the piece.
william H. Crane In the sutro play THE
Price Of Money will remain for this week
only at the Oarriok. Then comes Rose
after which William 0ilette win be seen
In his new play, -Clarce.'
This il the last weck Of Rose Stahl in
The Chorus Lady at the Savoy Theatre;
Lillian Russell in -Barbara's Millions VIII
be the next attraction.
The Hypocrites,' Henry Arthur Jones's
new pIay, begins the second month Of its
successful run at the Hudson Theatre To-
morrow night.
Crowded houses continue to applaud
John Drew In his admirable performances
at the Empire in Pinepo's His House IN
Order
The Little Cherub,' with Hattie will
Jams, James Blakeley, Tom Wise and otner
funmakers, can apparently remain az the
Criterion as long as Il wants 70.
The Lion and the Mouse viii to-mor-
row night enter upon the ffticth week OF
it's stay at the Lyceum Theatre.
Blanche Bates In The Girl Of the Golden
West is still a drawing card at the Belasco
Theatre.
The Astor Theatre had some trodble In
getting started, but II is having nothing
but good luck now. Annie Russell IN "A
Midsummer Nights Dream Ii proving q
decidedly popular attraction.
Good houses are tho rule at the Herald
SQUARE Theatre, where Lew Fields and his
company Of stars cavort in ABOUT Town.
Tuesday matinees will be resumed at
weber's Theatre this week whore Hilda
SponR and an excellent company are
pleasing in John Hudson's Wife,.
James N. h@CkeJJ Will OuOI III y
Of Jericho at his theatre for another week.
A return -engagement OF MIR. Hopkinson
will follow.
New features are being added at the Hip
podrome which has a houseful OF pleased
patrons twioe daily.
my Lady's Maid" continues at the
Casino. Several songs in the piece are
popular.
No date has been set for the termination
OF the run Of The Tourists at the Majestic
Theatre. 1t is doing good business.
Bertha Kalich begins tomorrow evening
the final week Of her engagement in The
Kreutzer Sonata at the Lyric Theatre.
sGrace George has settled down for a
slcoessful run in Clothes" at the Man
haitian. Special matinees will be giver
next month.
Marrying Mary with Marie Cahill hal
only one more week at Days Theatre
The Spring Chicken" will be the mex
Offering.
Daniel FrohmAn announces that tht
Burton Holmes Travelogues will begin al
the Lyceum Theatre Sunday evening
October ! and Monday afternoon; October
8. and continue on Sunday evenings and
Monday afternoons for Ave weeks. The
subjects THE year include Cairo, the EUpi
of To-day" The Nile, the Egypt OF Yester.
day" Naples and Nearby, the Beauty
spots OF southern Italy Athens and the
New Olympic Games, ana Hesuvlus N
Fury; the Great Eruption Of 1900
The stock company at Keith a Proctor''
12Sth Street Theatre this week will present
the four act melodrama. "Hoodman Blind.
written by Henry Arthur Jones and Wilson
Barrett. Important parts are ~ntrustec
TO Paul McAIister, Beatrice Morgan, Agnes
Scott and William Norton.
The historical drama -MiEpah" continues
at the Academy Of
This week will conclude the engagement
of Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch" al
, the New York.
, Blanche Walsh in The Kreutzer Sonata
is the weeks oneringmt the Grand OperI
House.
"A M~iIlionaire's Revenge said to b,
, based on the Stanford White murder, vii
be seen at the West Enc
. The American Theatre will have tn,
4 dlr anu INC OaHhOICIb VIII rlOIcuC
Bindley as the star.
Carolina, " a new Southern play, ia tn,
: attraction at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
The Russell Brothers in The Great Jewe
Mystery" will be at Dixon's Third Avenue
. At the Yorkville will be Nat M. Wills q
"A Lucky Dog
. the Gambler Of the West will be 3
!. the New Star this week.
. The weeks thriller at the ITALIA will b
J. The Queen Of the Highbinders."
. The Metropolis announces me, Hir
( and l."
! vaudeville Bills.
= Keith a Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatr
will reopen as a continuous house to-mor
row afternoon. Mrs. LAngtry will max
her American debut in vaudeville. appear