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every act curtain call followed curtain
call. and shouts OF Bravo" mingled
with cries of aImmense!"

call. and shouts OF Bravo mingled
with cries of immense
A burlesque of "salomy Jane viii
be given at Webers when the COM
pany returns from the eight weeks
spring tour upon which it will start
next week Preceding the travesty
will be a musical review" taking In
the leading successes along Broadway
One Of the notable productions OF
the season In the musical line is
promised in the extravaganza which
will be presented by the VIII j. Block
Amusement CO. on April / at the New
York theater. entitled "The Land of
Nod"
Messrs. Keith and j, Proetoris stock
company are presenting series of
plays at their New York Fifth avenue
house covering a wide range of vari-
ETY., and a number OF old favorites are
to be reproduced, as will be seen by
the following list: March rs, "The
Little Gray Lady,; April Il eThe Heart
of Maryland"s April 8, The Little
Minister April Is, "Zifas's; April %,
THE Stolen story; May S, Sweet
Kitty Bellaires,; May IS, when We
Were Twenty One; May 20, 1.-THE
Girl Left Behind Me-; May 27, "The
Eternal City; June 3, THE Moth and
the Flame; June 10, The Prodigal
Son; June II ~The First Violin;
June "a, 1.-THE, Bells; July /. Men
and Women; July s. Northern
Lights" Vaudeville between the acts
are of the unique features at this
house. 1t avoids long waits and
causes an unbroken entertainment.
Barnum & Bailey's Greatest Show
on Earth presents several important
novelties at their spring season at
Madison Square Garden, which opens
on Thursday, In addition to the brill
liant sky sailing stunts, numerous
new acts will be seen. The Novelties
make their first American appearance.
They are described as a remarkable
company of acrobats, who perform
their stunts on and over the backs of
elephants and other animals. THE,
Dip of Death" last years thriller, lis
retained. The Boiler brothers present
their two Twirls of Terror" somer-
saulting on bicycles in the air. The
Grunatho and Castrillion troupes of
aerobats win have a prominent place
on the programme. The Carmen troupe
will be seen in startling feats on a
highly elevated wire. The contingent
of equestrians will be one to conjure
with, and one of the equine innova-
tons is novel horse ballet, described
as THE Tournament of the Gar
lands" The clown colony will be
complete and capable. Frank (Slivers)
Oakley returns to his first love- the
circus ring. The Imperial Viennese
troupes furnish the mid-air thrills
with their swings and flights on far
swinging trapezes.
Oscar Hammerstein has secured
Nine. Lillian Nordica, the dramatic
soprano. for next season at the Man
haitian operahouse. Nine. Nordica has
been engaged for the entire season,
and will sing Italian, French and Ger
man roles. 1t Is said Mr. Hammer
stein is seriously considering the pro-
duction of Tristan and Isolde and
"The Ring of the Nibelung" for next
season with Mime. Nordica In her we'll
known, roles of Isolde and Rrnnnhilde.
There are now three world famous
prima donnas on the Manhattan list
for next season, Nine Nellie Melba.
Nine. Lillian Nordica and Mary Gar
den. the American singer from the
Opera Comique.
The Ben Greet Players presented at
1.-THE Garden theater 'As You Like It.
under modern conditions, presenting
the comedy with. scenery. This was
followed by revival Of Julius Gaze
sarl in oTden style. Next week
"Everyman" will be revived.
William Morris is the producer and
chief actor in THE Holy CITY," a play
in blank verse which Thomas William
lBfoadhurst has built around the story
Iof Mary Magdalene and which had its
first New York production at the Linz
lcoln Square theater. It's five acts are
laid in scenes familiar in the story of
Christ's life, and one Of them depicts
| the trial of Barabbas before Pontius
PLATE. The last act Is in the garden
of Joseph of Arimathea on the morn
| ing of the Resurrection, and the cur
tain falls on the singing Of the first
Easter hymn.
"The Mills of the Gods has appar-
emily settled down for run at the
Astor theater. Wagenhals & Kemper
have about decided to postpone their
production of THE Ambitious Mrs.
Olcott,'' which was scheduled for early
| in April.
The Great Divide has completed
tits twenty-f1fth week in the Princess
theater and seats are on sale up to
and including May l. Miss Anglin
land Mr.. Miller will have to withdraw
the drama at that time unless an
other Broadway theater can be SCI
cured, as the lease on the Princess
expires at the end of April.
| Miss Eleanor Robson continues in
| the great success of her New York
Iseason "salomy Jane" at the Liberty
| theater,
! 4'The Man of the Hour" the Broad