The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01

NnA " bhhb WuotS"A INV
the Top o. tn World" 10 swinging along
at the Majestic right merrily.
Buster Brown" comes to the West End
Theatre tomorrow.
Tothe YorkviIle comes Metz in the Alps.'
with Al II. Wilson.
Anna Day in when Knighthood Was in
the Metropolis.
Rose SydeIl and her London Bellies, With
a large c,mpany, will be the weeks offer
ing at slurtig 4 Seamon's Music Hall.
Stella Mayhem. assisted by BilIee Taylor,
will bead the bill at Percy G. Williams's
Colonial this week. william HAwtrey will
be sesn in Compromised" The Seventeen
triOtic. Bert Levy will be seen In his novel
Offering. The NOvelIis have q distinctive
aCt. Scarf and Violet Allen have their
own company. The Basque Quartet and
the Seven MOwetts form the complement
Of In excellent bill.
The English coincidence Lily Lena will
appear aE the AIhambra this week. And
the Finish Was Is her most successful
song, for Il has . gallery chorus. Belle
Blanche in limitations % famous players
will initiate Eva Tanguay. Emmett CORR.
gan and company IN My Wifets Picture
present a clever playlet. The Four FOrds,
a dancing family; Warren and Blanchard,
Keno, WEIGH and Melrose. Ia Tourbello
and h ROmRni Troupe finish this weeks
bill.
The HippOdrome's latest thriller and
spectacle, THE Auto Race" with It's gor-
geous ballet Of The Four Seasons enters
upon its second week tomorrow night.
The circus acts are introduced i'm a novel
manner upon che lawn OF Lady Guy Spank"
er's country home. and IL is a picturesque
sight TO see the twelve elephants going
through their tricks upon the green grass.
The exhibition OF diabolo by the Phillipart
brothers Is another interesting feature OF
the circus.
Tony Pastor will present this week Milton
and Dolly Mobiles in two different sketches,
both written by Mr.. Mobiles, entitled Mar
RED Flirts' and Like a Thief in the Night
Miss Daisy H~aroourt, the dainty English
c~omedienne, will return again with new
songs. George W. Evers, Pork Chops
the fAvorite Western blackface comedian,
will make his initial Eastern bow with an
up to date monologue.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. > NSsbAAe
Varieties this week the bill will be headed
by Ned wayburn's realistic fistic drama
entitled THE Star Bout" presented by
TavlOr Granville and q company Of forty,
introducing the most realistic hstic en-
counter ever gwen on a stage. The re-
mainder of the programme includes Alec
Hurley and mis- English company OF twenty
Ave coster singers; Halla Selbini, the bathing
beauty and expert bicycltst who created
a sensation on HammersteInls Paradise
Roof Garden two seasons ago; george Abel
and his company Of six in Three Of Kind
Frank Bush in original stories, Nichols
Sisters, vaudeville's popular minstrel maids;
Almont and Dumont musicians; Elsie Har-
vey and the Fields Brothers IN a singing
and dancing skit: the Juggling Burkes,
expert club jugglers, and new vitagraph
views
Harry Lauder will begin the last week
OF his n gagement in America at the New
York Theatre next Monday. At the end
Of that time he will sail for Liverpool, there
TO begin rehearsals for the Christmas panto-
mine in which he is TO be featured. He was
an UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS at his first appear
ance and luz has strengthened his hold
upon the peoples favor AZ each succeeding
performance playing turing me entIre
time to the literal capacity Of the immense
New York Theatre. For his farewell week
here Mr. lauder will be seen in all Of the
char IA cters he has portrayed during the
engagement. as his programme VIII De q
different one at caCh performance. A
feature of the weeks bill is the Carmen
production in which Nine. Trina MONT
Raldini, Italian grand opera pTima donna,
will appear as the Spanish cigarette girl,
NINE. Baldini was a great success WITH
her company Of singers and dancers IN this
tabloid version Of tho Bizet classic at the
Chicago Auditorium. Josephine ISABEL, the
American singing coincidence. viii also
be on this bill. thisb being her hrst appear
ance in New York in nearly three years.
Al Huber's Fourteenth Street Museum
this week the special feature will be Miss
Grace Clark snake charuner in an exhibition
said 10 he most daring and sensational. The
RoysI Troupe OF Japanese Acrobstr in their
feats Of juggling and balancing have been
retained one week longer.
Some new features introduced in the
programme OF the Nippon Japanese troupe
this week are popular with the audienOce al
the Eden Musee. The water fountain illU-
sion il a clever trick. New cinematoRraph
csting.
The attraction at the Dewey Theatre for
the coming week is the Champagne Girls.
All that il new and novel in burlerque and
vaudeville will be seen with the Fay Foster
company. which will be housed for the
coming week at the Gotham Theatre.
There are a score Of handsome girls in the
chorus, while the comedians are said to be
funny.
The troubles and experiences OF a road
company Of b inferior kind will he aptIy
and smusingly shown in an act called From
Za5s TO Uncle Tom" which will be given
this week a. the headline feature at Keith 4
Proctor's Union Square Theatre by Murphy
and Nichols. Mile. EtOile, the French
horse trainer, will show her circus act in
Guiding two boxing stations as a special at
traction. and others on the bill are the
IA Heras, mind readers; A. D.. Duncan,
monologist; Carroll and Baker, Max Yorke's
dogs. Madge Fox, Baptiste and Francoui
IN a unique balancing act. the Elite Musical
-Four, Tanner and Gilbert, Henry and
Young, Perry and Pearce and the Ashcrs,