The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-23
current New York Attractions.

Current New York Attractions.
Frank Daniels is drawing big crowds
to see him in The Tattooed Man" at
| the Criterion
THE Road to Yesterday has sue
ceeded in filling the Herald Square
| theater for three months.
Brown of Harvard" with Henry
Woodruff as star, comes to the Shubert
| in Brooklyn next week.
! Louis Mann as Hensie Binder in
/ THE White Hen is enjoying highly
successful run at the Casino.
Traditional Lenten dizziness has not
affected THE Man of the Hour" The
Savoy theater still holds capacity
| houses. .-....-.-.....
Monday begins the last week of Joe
Weber and his merry company in
In its fourth week at the Hudson
and it's twelfth week in New York,
"Brewster's Millions continues to at
tract nightly large audiences.
William Golfers souvenir night at
the Garrick will be on March Is, when
the Tooth performance of his farce
Caught in the RAIN" will be pre-
| sented
ION Parole" with Charlotte Walker
and Vincent Serrano has scored a pop
ular success at the Majestic. The
drama is delighting those who love
brave men, fair women and spirited
action.
Eleanor ROBSON TO I1nQ
the great success of her New York
season in the powerful play, "Salomy
Jane" at the Liberty. The weekly
reviva1s of Merely Mary Ann" con-
tinue to find favor.
Mrs. Warren's Profession is in its
second week at the Manhattan. Mary
Shaw continues to portray the role of
Mrs. Warren. Regular Wednesday and
Saturday matinees will continue
throughout the engagement
'sFThe Mills n the Gods settled
down for a long run at the Aston.
Wagenhals and Kemper have decided
to postpone their production of 1.-The
Ambitious Mrs Olcott," which was
scheduled for early in April.
Montgomery & Stone have had to
cancel their plans for summer recrea-
ton, as the interest of the public in
their work in 1.-The Red Milf at the
Krickerbocker indicates that they will
not have a rest for a long time.
At the Broadway Anna Held and her
company continue to attract large
audiences nightly to the successful
New features are being constantly adj
ded. Miss Held will begin her eigh-
teenth week on Monday evening.
Theatergoers who wish to have a
good three hours laugh with Sam Ber-
nard and 1.-The Rich Mr. Hoggenheim-
err must take advantage of the per-
formances to be held at WalIack's
next week. Mr.. Bernard's engagement
comes TO an END on March 80.
1.-THE Great Divide has completed
its twenty-fifth week at the Princess
theater and seats are on sale up to and
including May 1. Miss Anglin and Mr..
Miller will have to withdraw the Moody
drama at that time unless another
Broadway theater can be secured as
the lease on the Princess expires at the
end of April.
pioneer Days" and "Neptune's
Daughter" at the Hippodrome are
rapidly approaching their 200th per-
Torrance. The popularity of the
show has been greatly increased by the
circus features introduced in the arena.
The act of the twenty-four Arabs, who
enter with camels and a desert cara
van. is a most sensational acrob atic ex-
hiaition.
1.-THE Lion and the Mouse will be-
gin the last three months of its run at
the Lyceum theater Monday night
celebrating on Tuesday, April .. its
6O0th consecutive performance in New
York with the distribution of silver
jardiniers. Arrangements are being
made to make noteworthy the last
night of the engagement, Saturday,
April 6.
That the performances of 't1he
Three of Us" at the Madison Square
theater are so uniformly excellent is
due to the fact that once every week
a full rehearsal of the company is