The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-13

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wrong COMPANY In Chsrl~s kI~in's latest
ptay. This Soeywister," 'fhe scenes of The
ihree acts are kid IN New York o., III" present
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De HeIleviiie. John findIsy. Ralph Dclmore.
Miss Crystal Hsrne and Miss Grace fi'hins.
The silver Girl" another play Of the
West, will be shown o. Wsllscss tomorrow
nighs. with George Bawc.tt in the leading
part. Mr.. Pspie. author 81 Tho Prtnos
Chap is the author Of the new drama.
atmosphere 40 3 keep his fret three acts
in New York. only going 20 Nevada ~hen
he has TO for q climax. Miss Jane Osker
will play the leading woman's part
The Hoyden.- a musical comedy from
the French. adapted by Cosmo Hamilton
and sci 10 music by Paul Reubens, comes
to the knich -rbock-r Theatre next Sstur-
day night. following The Evangelist
which will remain there through Friday.
The scenes are laid in Deppe and Nor
mandy md Miss Elsie Janis will play the
leading part. II is made known that she
has some fresh representations ~ Disclose.
.n..s..uI rlar xytfbpntf lmnSr9npatI0nn
would make a hit just now.
Mr.. Savage will open the Garden Tl~strs
Tomorrow night with his production Of
MADAM Butterfly" which enters on its
second season. The engagement is for
three weeks only. Many OF the
heard last season will be in the alternate
casts.
The Aborn Opera Company will begin
a season AZ the Lincoln Square Theatre
tomorrow. reviving Robin Hood for
the opening bill. Miss Estelle Wentwort
will be heard as Maid Marian and George
part of Frior Tuck. Harry Luckstone
will also be a member OF the cast. The
prices will be within the reach Of all.
At The German Theatre in Irving Place
Thursday evening a play which for over
half a century has been ranked in Germany
az a masterpiece Of realistic drama will be
shown for the first time in America. The
play in question is the Maria Magdalena'
Of Friedrich Hebbel. Despite its title
MARIA Magdalena" ia n modern play deal
ing with the tragicaI love experiences OF
young peasant girl. Hedwig Reicher will
Interpret the part of IN unhappy heroine.
KIoro; Adolf Winds will he the father.
Ms;stsr Anton; August weigert will appear
NARROW 10 cast for the role OF a provincial
Lovelace, and Ernst Sauermann for that
Of Kidrd's sentimental admirer, named in
the play only the secretary. Maria Mag
dalena" will be repeated on Friday evening
and At the Saturday matinee.
Tomorrow night he bill will be "Ge-
spenster- (-Ghosts"). with the same cast as
last Tuesday. For Tuesday evening the
management another perform
ance Of Lipschuetz and Lothars,s ironic
Wednesday evening 10 promised q revival
of Hermann Sudermann's interesting
.Johannisfeuer- ("The Fires of st. John").
The amusing comedy Of -Coulissenzauber'
("The Glamour Of the Stage") will be re-
peated on Saturday evening.
The Shuberts announce that THE Top o.
thew orld, their new musical extravaganza.
will come into the Majestic Theatre Satur-
| day. October 10. for a seasons run The
book is by Mark +. Swan. the lyrics by
James O'Dea, the music by Manuel Klein
and Anna Caldwell. The production was
staged by Frank Smithson and the dances
arranged by William Rock. There are
! more than one hundred comedians. dancers
and singers in this company. headcd by
George W. Monroe. Anna Laughlin. Bailey
and Austin, Kathleen Clifford. Harry Fair
leigh. will y. Phillipe. Arthur Hill and
Roger Doian. During the early part OF this
week the Majestic will e given a thorough
| renovating.
James O'Neill will continue in Monte
| Cristo" this. hi, last week at the Lyric. He
will be followed on October Fl by Nine.
Kalich in Per- y Mackaye's "Sapho and
Phaon."
The naughty types were AT their deadly
work again last week and made us say that
THE Cav White Way" at the Casino must
have TO be taken OF, when We wrote. won't
have to be taken on" Inasmuch az the
| theatre has been full all the week We hasten
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