The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-16

Nlknts Dream, win Annie RUSSELL ae
Puck. The theatre will open at 7:IS O'Clock
In order to give playgOers a chance to In
speot it.
The Shuberts will produce at the Casino
Tomorrow night a newly imported musical
comedy, MY Lady's Maid" Newman
Davis wrote the book and Paul Rubens the
lyrics and music. The piece was originally
called Lady Madcap." and under that
name had q long run in London. The com-
pany includes Joseph Coyne. recently
seen at the same house in THE Social Whirl':
Madge Crichton. the English beauty; Elsa
Ryan, Walter Perkins, Robert e. Graham,
Della Mason, Edith Blair and Henry Berg
man.
At the Hsokett Theatre on Tuesday sven
ing Stanley Dsrk's MAN and His Angel
described a an emotional drama with
a problem will be produced. The play
will serve to introduce Frances Ring as q
star. The scenes are laid in London and
deal with the Ell Of a deformed man
to possess himself Of "the angel q woman
OF unusual charm. Besides Miss Ring the
cast includes Holbrook Blinn, Fred Tyler,
Arthur Lawrence. Frank Gilmore, Norman
Thorp, Ruth Benson, Alice Butler and Mabel
Crawley.
On Thursday evening at weber's Theatre
W. n. Lawrence will present Hilda Spons
in a new four act play entitled. John Hud-
sons Wife, by Alicia Ramsay n Rudolf
de Cordova. Miss Spong herself will be
seen for the first time in her career IN a
straight eer1ous role, apart entirely different
from Lady Jim William r. Hawtrey,
who Is n OF the stars under Mr.. Lawrence's
management will be seen as a member OF
Miss Spong's company. Lionel Walsh,
Charles Rowan, H. j.. Ingram, Leila Repton
and Cora Dean are others In the large cast.
His Honor the Mayor returns IN Wal
lacks tomorrow night for a short run.
The cast includes Harry Kelly. Claire
Maentz, Clarence Harvey. Nella Webb and
Madelyn Marshall.
Mrs. wiggs Of the Cabbage Patch will
begin a three weeks engagement at the
New York Theatre Tomorrow night. Chief
in the cast will be Mrs. MadRe Carr Cook,
who has had the leading role sinoe the
birth OF the play our years ago. The
company is practically the same as that
seen hero during the run OF the piecs at
the Savoy Theatre three years sgo
William II. Crane begins his fourth week
in the Sutro play The Prioe OF Money!
at the Garrick Theatre tomorrow.
Ellis Jeffreys in The Dear Unfair SEX.
remains at the Liberty Theatre.
Hattie Williams, Tom Wise and James
Blskeley in The Little Cherub' are nearing
the end Of their second month at the Cri-
terion Theatre. Miss Williams's great
songs, Experience and Il Should So Love
to Be a Boy are immensely popular.
John Drew and Margaret Ellington are
winning favor In Pinero's His House In
Order" at the Empire Theatre. The third
week begins tomorrow night.
The Hyprocrtss' at the Hudson Theatre
Is playing to large audiences. In il Henry
Arthur Jones has done some OF his best
work.
Richard Golden. Julia Sanderson and
their supporting organization are about
to begin the fourth week Of The Tourists
at the Majestic.
Lew Fields's company continues to
present About Town" at the Herald Square
Theatre. The ballet, during which the
dresses are torn on sixteen pretty girls, In
still a sensation.
Bertha Kalich Is to offer The Kreut1er
Sonata for several weeks moro at the Lyric
Theatre.
This Is the twenty-eighth week OF "A
Society Circus at the Hippodrome. The
Uessens, in head balancing feats, the Merkel
Sisters, Nile. AlIarty and her trained camel,
the Althoffs, In a daring equestrian act,
and the sensational re on motor cycles
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features.
Tomorrow night at the New Amsterdam
Harry Bulger in The Man from Now" will
begin the last two weeks Of his stay in this
city.
Clothes" Grace Georges new play
at the Manhattan, has caught on. In
Olivia Sherwood. the girl who would subor-
Miss George has the best role in which she
has yet been seen.
At the Knickerbocker Theatre next
Saturday evening FRITZ Schef will end her
engagement in Mile. Modiste," the comic
opera by Blossom and Herbert. More than
a year will elapse before the prima donna
and her milliper heroine are again seen on
Broadway. The Red Mill, the new musical
comedy by Blossom and HeTbsrt, with
Montgomery and Stone as it's stars, comes
to the Knickerbocker on Monday evening,
September "a.
At the Bijou Theatre, where David War
field Is appearing for the third successive
season in The Music Master" Belasco
two special matinees for the
last two Thursdays. The seats for these
extra performances are now on sale. War;
fields final New York performance will be
Saturday evening, September 70.
At the Belasco Theatre Blanche Bates
continues her performance OF David Be
lasco's The Girl Of the Golden West now
in its second New York season.
Rose Stahl in The Chorus Lady begins
on Monday night the third week Of her en-
gagement at the Savoy Theatre.
THE Lion and the Mouse at the Lyceum
Theatre, which is now in its second year,
is rapidly nearing its IoOth performance.
Marie Cahill will commence her fourth
week Of uninterrupted success at Days
Theatre in Marrying Mary tomorrow.
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