The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10

say and SHOW viii Oa the most recent word
from this ~tromsndoua work. In this lecture
Mr.. Elmendorf shows by means 81 his
beautifully colored views and interesting
motion pictures Just what is actually being
done there at the present time. and the
canal grows wider and deeper before ones
series are Old Mexico" the Grand Canon,
Pacific Coast" and Yellowstone Pzrk.'
The Merry Widow" is packing the au-
diences into the New Amsterdam. Without
doubt this. 10 the biggest popular SUCCESS
Of the season.
But CLOSE to is stands "A Grand Army
Man At the new ~Stuyvesant. and The
Thief at the LycSum must not be for
gotten. These two plays with tho ViennesO
oporetta ara the high water marks Of tho
current season. o.
John Drew C~ontinuSSa at the Empire.
Lew Fields al. the Herald Square and
the Gay White Way" at the Casino bsar a
certain well knOwn stamp and has each ios
following.
The Top o tn World goes on 81 the
Majestic 10 big audiences.
STho Lion and tho Mouse continues at
the Academy Inc "Claesmetss' at the
Hudson. ... ~
At the Savoy The Man of the Hour" goss
on ita way like a now piece. Christmas
souvenirs are announced.
The Round Up" continues at ths Broad
way Theatre.
Arnold DAILY and his company. With Mms.
Hanako. begin the second week Of Inc nov
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programme gives After the Opera.. Q
drama: "A Japanese Lady" and The Van
DyCk.' comedies.
Byrne Brothers production of Eight
Bells" will be the attraction at the West
End Theatre this week. Tho aorobatic fsats
Of the Brothers Bryne follow 80 thick and
fast as 20 bewilder. Some Of tho life infused
appears 90 bo q bid for sudden death. Tor
no n but a steady nerved. veil trained
athlete could manage TO get through an
evening Of such kind Of work without sert-
GUS results.
Hal Reid's play Tho Shoemaker comes
70 the halia this week.
AZ the American Billy p. Van In HPatsy
IN Politics" IL scheduled.
Business At the New Circle Theatre.
where Mortimer M. THESES Two Islands
ID tho attraction. has almost doubled since
the introduction Of the novelties Of the last
two weeks, the Shetland Pony Ballet and
the great AerO-Auto Sensation. barney
Bernard hAs introduced a new song that he
uses for his entrance in h first act.
Dustin Farnum in -The Rangers sill
be this weeks attraction Al tho Grand Opera
House.
The second performance Of the season
OF the American Academy Of Dramatic
Arts will take plaoe Thursday afternoon at
tho Empire Theatre. Tho following plays
will Do given their first representation in
New York: -when Love 10 Young in one
aOt. by Llewellyn q. Humphreys; The
Temples in the Shade in one act, by Uoro-
lamo Enrico Mani; sAntoinette's Holiday
in one act, by EdOusrd Noel, and The
Return OF Deborah in two acts. by Emile
H. Galloway.
At the FOurtesnth Street, beginning with
tho usual Monday matinee, tho attraction
will bo Bertha. the Sewing Machine uirl.'
Florence BindIey in The Street Singer"
comes 20 tho Yorkville tomorrow.
"The Spoilers will be at the Nstrop-
oils.
SConvio' soe.- a new sensational melo-
dramatic production under the manage
ment Of A. II. Woods, will DO presented at
the New Star Theatre.
Al HAmmerstoin's Victoria Theatre Of
varistiee this week q new programme will
be given. headed by Henry z. Dixey, late
OF The Man on tho Boz company. assisted
by Miss Marie Nordstrom. presenting an
original comedy skit entitled The Passing
Parent Tho remainder OF the programme
will include Charles T.. Seaman, known in
vaudeville al the narrow fellow, In a comedy
musical act; Emmett Cortgan, late OF The
Prime p. q Of in nd A., an. .Dt;t ne Co TYD %y,s = : r SSe
ure;" Maggie Cline, the Irish favortte;.
Bella Blanche in hor limitations of vel I
known stage celebrities; Ned Wayburn'
Ten Phantastio Phantoms. headed by
Hilarion and Rosalie Ceballos; Clark
and hin Six Winning Widows; Grill. English
comedy jukRleF; Viliers and Lee. singers
and dancers, and new vitagraph views.
Harry Lauder continues at the New York,
who're his entertainment 10 far better than a
good many dramas. Everybody ought 90
sec and hear him. He 10 a wonder.
Among the progressive b~urlesque oOm-
panies offered his season Phil ~Sheridan's
Big City Sports company has merited pub
Inc approval. The company Ia billed for tho
Murray Hin Theatre this week.
At HurtiR r. Soamon's Music Hall Fred
Twins New Maiestics will be the attraction
for the ensuing week.
The One and Only Lloyd" namely
Miss Marie. will appear for one more week
at Percy @. Williams's AIhambra and she
will be heard in new songs. Miss Hilda
Sponx. assisted by her company Of players.
will present the De Mile M Bynner play
let entitled Kit" which deals with Western
life. Jesse L. Lasky's latest musical
comedy Offering Robinson Crusoe's Isie.'
with Rogers and Deely, will prove out Of
che ordinary. Duncan and Godfrey, known
a. EnGland's representative cOsters. in
their comedy skit VI and Err are fasci-
mating. Coins dogs in a satire ON village
life entitled 1T Happened In Dogville'
are entertaining. Tho Four Rianos and
other acts will compose an excellent modern
vaudeville bill.
The Song Birds by Victor Herbert and
George v. Hobart will continue a second
week at Percy G. Williams's Colonial. when
William Burress will continue 70 duplicate
his success In the role Of HGWsnershiNs.
Gus Edwards blond typewriters. with
Johnnie Stanley. will present q miniature
mlaical comedy entitled "A Picnic for One"