The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-11

DeWoIf Hopper in "Happyland" Comes
, to the Caslno-A Revival OF "Humpty
Dumpty" At the New York-ChangeS At
Combination HouSes-vsudeyille Bills
No new show comes TO New York this
week. First nighters will have to choose
between a revival Of a Drury Lane spectacle
and the return Of De Wolf Hopper in
"Happyland."
The Drury Lane spectacle, "Humpty
Dumpty," comes to the New York Theatre
! tomorrow night with all the scenery and
costumes which helped it in its run at the
| New Amsterdam and with the original
cast, with one exception. That exception
is Augusta Greenleaf. q California girl.
who will be seen on the professional stage
| for the first time as the Fairy Queen. Frank
Moulan and William c. Schrode have their
! old parts of Little Mary and The Cioun.
Others in the cast are John Mcveigh, Maude
Lillian Berri, Nellie DAILY and Diamond
Bonner.
At the Casino De Vol Hopper IL Happy
land" will succeed The Earl and the Girl.
This opera, for which Reginald De koren
wrote the music and the late Frederic Ranken
the book. has been seen in New York be-
fore, and left only to make room for Nine.
Pernha rdt. 1t now ONE back to round
out what should have been its natural
run. In Mr.. Hopper's company are half
| a dozen we'll known comic opera actors,
not the least of whom is Marguerite Clark,
who shared with Mr.. Hopper the triumphs
of the first night. ,
At the Criterion tomorrow night Francis
Wilson will begin his second week in The
Mountain Climber No farce in which
Mr.. Wilson has played has received a more
| cordial welcome from New York audiences.
Layrance D'Orsay, who started his New
York season at Days a week ago In The
Embassy Ball." seems likely to repeat his
| success in The Earl Of Pavtuckett'
OF Maude Adams in the Barrie fantasy
aPeter Pan" nothing more need be said
than hat Tomorrow night she begins her
twentieth week at the Empire Theatre,
and that the play will remain there for
| the rest of the season.
.Mr. Hopkinson.' at The Savoy. has
nroved one of the most amusing farces
which England has sent us in the last half
dozen years. In addition to the Saturday
! matinee a Thursday matinee is TO De given.
At the Hippodrome "A Society Circus
! continues it's steady success. New circus
acts are constantly added
Otis Skinner in THE Duel, =" at the Hudson
Theatre, is drawing large audiences. Guy
Standing and Fay Davis have helpe MI
Skinner in making the play a success
FRITZ Scheff in Mile. Modiste." the Her
bert-Blossom comic opera, is still the atorac-
ton at the Knickerbocker
David Warfeld in THE Music Master.
at the Bijou, has passed the 500 marx ana
still no end is set for this charming play
of New York life.
At the Belasco Theatre Blanche Bates
is still playing in The Girl OF the 'o'oeh
West
THE Vanderbilt Cup" with Elsie Janis
and an excellent company OF supporting
actors, is still running at the roaoWay
At Wallack's The Squaw Man. with
William Faversham in the chief part, shows
no loss of popularity, despite the fact hat
Lent is supposed TO check t~heatregonhH'
At the Garden Theatre Raymond Hitch
cock, in the Richard Harding Davis farce
The Gallorer,7 will begin tomorrow night
his eighth week. A professional matinee
will be given on Tuesday at noon
E,v TemrIe,on ends her season in New
York at the New Amsterdam on saturday
of this week. Her play, "Forty-fve Minutes
from Br oadway,' will be succeeded On
March 10 by richard Mansfield, who win
present his rel ertoire, includlng DIS new
est production, Don Carlos
George NJ. Cohan in George Washington.
Jr.,- Of which he is the author, composer
and chief actor, is still at the Herald Square.
AT the Liberty W. A. Brady's production
Of the play of Indian life, "The Redskin,'
is the attraction.
Charles Klein's "The Lion and the Mouse
has settled down at the Hudson Theatre
as one of the seasons top notch successes.
The orv for plays Of Western Life, Of which
three or four are running In New York,
has carried the new burlesque at Joe Weber's
Music Hall, THE Squaw Name Girl from
The Golden West" into immediate favor.
At the Lyric "Mexioana' bids fair TO
rival its predecessor, "Fantana,' In the
| length Of its run.
Brown OF Harvard in which Harry
| Woodruff is starred, has proved 50 popular
at the Princess that matineee are now
| given on Tuesdays, Thursdays and satur~
days.
Louis Mann and Clara Iipman are still
playing Julie Bonbon' at the Fields Theatre.
.Gallops" Is prospering at the Garriok
Theatre, where the new stock company has
won favor.
"The Heart Of Maryland with a cast
including odette Tyler, Edna Wallace
! Hopper, r. D. MacLean, John e. Kellerd
and Orrin johnson, continues at the Acad-
envy of Music.
Winston Churchill's @The Title Mart has
been largely rewritten and what is pr.ati-
cally q new cast engaged since IL was first
produced at the Madison Square.
James ]. Corbsts win Join ths Proctor