The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-06

Fritzi sche6 In Mile. Modiste" will re-
main at tNe Knlckerbocher Theatre "
weeks more. Following q summer vaca-
ton. which Miss scheR will spend abroad,
the New York run ~ the opera viii he re-
sumcd. beginning Monday, September T.
"Trilby- will he revived tomorrow night
ut the Academy Of Music. Wilton Lackaye
will again bc Srengoh.
Az the Empire Theatre Maude Adams
In the Barrie play, Peter Pam In stu
playing TO crowded houses. This has been
one Of the most successful seasons in tho
history Of this theatre. "Wednesday and
Saturday matt meas will he continued.
THE American Lord" in which William
II. Crane has been appearing at the Hud-
son. will remain there this week. giving
way to a return engagement OF Man ana
Superman.
Franci, Wilson il keeping large audiences
at tho Criterion Theatre amused in the
two plays. THE Little Father Of the Wilder
ness" and -The Mountain Climber
THE Social whirl" at the Casino is re-
peating the success Of "Florodora.' h
Thursday matinecs are very popular.
Although brown OF Harvard IL hDout
to enter upon its fourth month at the Prin-
cess. there has been no falling on in at
tendance or any announcement as to the
end of the engagement. Henry Wood
ruff and his company are likely TO remain
on Broadway until the hot weather.
Blanche Bates in David Belasco's @The
Girl of the Golden West will reach her
25Oth New York Performance before the
season closes. She Is still playing to ca
pacity houses.
II has been decided that David War
fields season in The Music Master at the
Bijou shall not continue beyond June 2.
He will then have passed the 6ooth per-
Torrance.
Etienne Girardot in "Charley's Aunt, con-
| tinues to please large houses at the Man.
haitian. The date Of closing the u has
not been fixed.
The Hippodrome statistician figures that
$50, 600 persons have seen A Society Circus
Yesterdays was the 2Soth performance.
Last weeks run Of -Cousln Louisa at
Days was It's last,
The Vanderbilt Cup with Elsie Janis,
will remain several weeks more at. the
Broadway Theatre. New features have
been introduced.
Charles Klein's plav, "The Lion and the
Mouse" will celebrate it's 20oth PERFORM
ance next Thursday at the Lyoeum Theatre
sMr. Hopkinson.' r. C. Cartons farce,
at Fields's Theatre, has met with 50 much
public favor that no date for its closing
has been fixed.
The attractive music Of the Sousa opera,
sThe Free Lance Is drawing large houses
to the New Amsterdam. Joseph Cav.
tiprn and Jeanette Lowrie are the chief
funmakers.
There will be an all day aud evening bene-
fit at the Metropolitan Opera House on
Friday for the San Francisco relief fund.
The programme has already been an
nouuced.
Florence Roberts will continue at the
Liberty Theatre in 'The Strength Of the
| Weak" for this week only.
Sam BERNARD ard Hattie Williams IN
"The Rclliokine, Girl arl have H1 one NOR week
will be the next attraction.
The Russian Players will be seen this after
noon at the Princess Theatre ip a matT ee
performance Of The Aoyss,' Inns play
| on several occasions In this CITY, and Is
known for it's great strength and dramatic
force. This afternoons appearance will be
their last in New York.
Horny Arthur Jones's "The Silver King
Is the cffering at Proctnr's Fifth Averue
this week. A, H. Van Buren, will play the
name part, and Walter Erskine and 1sa-
belle Evesson have important roles
wallack's closed last night for the season
after one week of "The District Leader
,: Ssss,s BG n I'll w xiii R RsSS f T Ssse'f in ' the
Belasoo version Of "Zaza,' as played by
Mrs. Leslie Carter.
The stock company at Proctor's l2sth
Street Theatre will present Monsieur
Beaucaire," Yvette Guilbert will appear
in her specially between the acts.
"A Square DEAL E. E. Roses play, cor
tinue at the Fourteenth Street Theatre.
The Four .Mortons in Breaking Into
Society will be at the Yorkville.
Chaunoey olcott In Edmund Burke
comes to the Grand Opera House for a
week.
The William j. Kelley stock company
at the Harlem Opera House will present
this week Sydney Grundy's Sowing the
Wind"
On Monday evening. May ID, a farce
comedy, mistakes Will Happen" will be
produced at the Garriok Theatre. The
cast includes Charles Dickson, Miss Edna
Aug, Charles Harbury and Miss Alice john
son.
Selma Herman In THE Queen Of the Con-
yicts" will be at the New Star.
hThe County Fair with Neil Burgess,
will be revived at the Murray Hill.
The Thalia announces Tracey the Out
law"
THE Smart Set" a musical piece, Is the
attraction at the Metropolis.
vaudeville Mills.
Hone Booth will make her first appear
anca In vaudeville at Proctor's Twenty