The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-08


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hird the Counties" are 1osRE wen
Up at the Majestic -The Topo' "a World
" established Tor the holidays.
Mime, Nazimova continues in "A DoVIt
House" as the Biiou.
There win be a professional matinee Of
The Regeneration OF Aunt Mary" at the
Harden ON Friday.
Mas Lotus, most charming OF all English
music hall entertainers that ever came
TO these shores. and LawTanco D'OrsRy,
VINO " MUMMY when his part happens to be-
n replica OF himself. are both struggling
along nc paIyls In the poor thing called
Inc Lsncers.J "a prize example OF man
Miss Ethel Barrymore begins her en-
gagement at the Hudson Theatre on Christ
mas night. The theatre will be closed
on Monday and Tuesday IrecadinR her
appearance. Miss Barrymore will then
Be seen for tho first time In New York In
a play entitled Her Sister" which was
written for her by Clyde Fitch and Cosmo
Gordon Lennox
The Little Organ Grinder, a new musical
@F 80 w kM0 lSVW OtAA NAAhb W0gAs
The cast ~ headed by Marion Ballou.
OF course the new play at tho Bslasoo
Theatre and wsrfeld At the StuyvesAnt arc
lined up with tho sheep. a. successes.
Commanding with a matinee tomorrow
Aubrey Mittenthal's production Of Langdon
McCormick's latest melodrama will be
the attraction at the American. IL In The
Lire OF an Actress and, as the title would
suggest. hs written around the life Of q
young girl fighting against overwhelming
York stage. Temptations and pitfalls
a-plenty Iassail the young sspirant for
theatrical honors. but she overcomes all and
wins out.
At the German Theatre ~Minna Won
Rarnhelm" will be played on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings and nc the Saturday
matinee performance. For the rest Of the
week the bill will be "Herzogin Crevette."
These performances will be the last ones Of
this successful farce.
The second week OF George VI. Cohan's
musical sensation. the Talk OF New York"
will begin at the Knickerbocker Theatre
tomorrow night, where Victor Moore and
his associate players have settled down
for what looks. TO be q long stay on Broad
way.
Claiming Pollock's new play. "The Secret
Orchard will be seen for the FIRST time by
New York playRoers st the Lyric Theatre
on Monday evening, December 10. The
play IL q free adaptation Of the novel OF the
same name By Agnes and Egertcn Castle;
appearance as the Duke Of CtGHy upon this
occasion.
THE Old Homestead" now on it's twenty
second annual tour. ONE to the West
End Theatre for it's annual visit this week,
with the usual Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday matinees.
At che Fourteenth Street Theatre. begin
ming with the usual Monday matinee. the
Russell Brothers In The Hired Girls Mil
lions" will be the attraction.
~Bunco in Arizona in which Miss Lillian
Mortimer. the author-actress stars. will be
tho attraction at the YOrkville Theatre
during the coming week.
At the Metropolis this week King Casey
begins its engagement tomorrow after
o The piece serves TO introduce Johnny
and Emma Ray. whose quaint fun methods
in Down the Pike" establishe1 them AZ
comedy favOrites.
A new play will be presented at the Thalia
AOnNA OAll ~ N NOA
the pen Of LAngdon Mccormick. The
Convict and the Girl" ID the title.
Miss May Irwin will hold forth AZ Percy
G. WiIiams'sC Colonial and sing songs in her
inimitable way. The first New York APP
pearance OF Princess Trixie is awaited with
interest. Fred Bond, Fremont Benton and
Companyint the laughableskit Handkerchief
No. is will mirth. Oar Burke and
his @Schoolgirls- will entertain in a comedy.
The Italian Trio introduce a repertoire
Of songs. Shields and Rogers are lariat
experts. while James j. Morton is q star
funmaker and the Otto Brothers are orig
Inal.
The monarch Of silent comedy is Fred
Walton Is the toy soldier in his original
and fantastic playlet entitled "Cissie's
Dream. = wherein some excellent pantomime
work 10 TO be noted. He will be the head
liner at Percy G. Williams's Alhambra
Theatre. The B; A. Rolfe company pre-
comedy. with Lew Adams and Max
Reynolds as the star comedians. The FIRST
Harlem appearance Of Les Trombetta.
Italy's representative vaudeville artists. in
their original act VIII prove interesting.
Oracle Emmett, assisted by her own conn
pany in Mrs. Murphy's Second Husband
will. cause laughter. AZ will Tudor Cameron
and Edward Flanagan in "On n on"
Hill and Whitaker Introduce a move musi-
Cal Ou0III1K, W0lhS o8Ll WALuAun, bH0 3OnK
writer, viii play. The zaretsky troupe
are European dancers.
The automobile race at the end Of the
first act Of the Hippodrome's new spectacle.
The Auto Race has been made more
realistic. Precautions have been taken so
that there will be no danger whatever OF
any OF the machines leapine over the foot
lights, "a one OF them did recently. Spec
taCors sitting in front rows may be satisfied
that they will get all the thrills without
any Of the dan gers'of the automobile race.
The Winter Carnival which closes the
beautiful ballet Of The Four Seasons"
is the most gorgeous and richly col0red
spectacle ever presented at the Hippo
drome. The freezing Of the Hippodrome
tank Is one OF the remarkable features OF
this spectacle. The new circus acts In the
arena are Marceline, Hagenbeck's ele-
plants. ONE wonderful Persian acrobats
and the fascinating game OF diabolo. tho
craze Of Europe. These spectacles enter
nnon THAR third week No-morroM nl1ht.