The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
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WITH VI Mtey IN tho amusing comedy
which won favor NJ the Madison Square
Tb,,,re IN tho fall arr Marie Nordstrom,
uB,or pond BYRON. sydney Booth, John
Wesley and James A. Bliss.
MuIc Adams begins on Monday the last
,vn weeks of her season at the Empire
Theatre IN Peter Pan" Peter Pan" will
ma se a short tour in the fall and then come
hack 10 the Empire for another long un.
pavid WarHeld in The Music Master
success II two seasons will end for ths sum-
ner on Saturday Of this week his long run
at the Bliou
Al the Belasco Blanche Bates in The
Girl Of the Golden West" In still playing to
large houses and no end has yet been an
nouncad for her run.
The Lion and the Mouse Is now in tho
eighth month OF its run at the Lyceun
Theatre, where a special Decoration Day
matinee VIII Ne given Oh wednesday i
This is the last week Of Tho Vanderbilt
Cup,' which next Saturday night will ave
completed a run Of twenty weeks at the
Broadway Theatre. II goes to Chioa 60 at
the end Of July and will not be seen here
again until April, 1907.
The Embarrassment of Riches with
Charlotte Walker and Bruce MoRae in the
cast. has grown steadily in favor, and is
likely to stay at Wallack's for some time
longer.
THE Jays -Twiddle-Twaddler and -The
sauaw Mans Girl Of the Golden West'
make up the bill at Joe Weber'a Music Hall.
Stella Mayhem takes Marie Dressler's place
on Monday.
At Felds's Theatre -Mr. Hopkinson,' the
amusing English farce, is still the attrac-
ton,
Three matinees Of Brown Of Harvard
at the Princess will be given, as usual, this
week, but for the regular one on Thursday
one on Wednesday will be substituted.
The other two afternoon performances
will be on Tuesday and Saturday.
THE Social Whirl" at the Casino is bring
ing to that playhouse large audiences Of
warm weather playgoers. The cast numbers
many players well known to New York, in
Guiding Adele Richie, Joseph Coyne, Blanche
Deyo, Frederick Bond and Ross and Fenton.
At the Majestic Dewolf Hopper in Hap
pyland" has settled down to a summer
with the De Koven-Ranken opera.
This is the final week Of the %Hippodrome's
season and the last chance to see "A Society
fy.on, y ,,;t u tee rl,nninn horaaa md Cirnt,a
acts,
Joe Cawthorn ended his run in "The Free
Lance" at the New Amsterdam Theatre
last evening and the house closed for the
season. The Aerial Theatre, on top Of the
New Amsterdam, will open for the summer
. Harris will present George NJ. Conan in a
revival Of his first play, "The Governors
S Son"
1t has been decided TO open the roof
garden of the New York Theatre on Mon
day, June :. Joseph Hart. we'll known
as az r and Illywright, will be in charge
Of The entertainments there, but will not
take part in the performances. His topical
review Seeing New York." will De the
chef feature of the bill. Among the vaude-
vile numbers announced for the opening
are Salerno, the juggler; the Dandy Dixie
Minstrels. twenty shouting and singing
negroes, and the five Proveanos, bicycle
riders.
Edward Harrigan, in "0ld Lavender
with Annie Yeamans as Mother Cromford,
will be at the American Theatre this week.
William Harrigan, the stars son., plays
Dick the Wharf Rat
Theodore Kremer's melodrama, 'The
Fatal Wedding" will be the offering Of the
Proctor stock company at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre this week. Madeline Clark has
been engaged to play Jessie, the part which
ENe OTTgTna11y CTe6ted.
At the l25th Street Theatre the bill will be
"A Young Wife," with Paul McAllister and
Beatrice Morgan in the chief parts.
William j. Kelley and his stool company
have extended their stay at the Harlem
Opera House another week. This week
the bill will be David Garrick' n the
balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet
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