The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-22

attraction at the West End Theatre this
week, commencing with Mondays matinee.
From the eccentric Mr.. Pipp in 1.-The Educ
tion OF Mr.. Pipp" to the lOvable and pathetic
old lighthouse keeper OF Shore Acres" is "A
big jump, but according to all reports Mr..
Bell hts his new part.
Miss May Robson will return to town
Tomorrow, again presenting The Reiu-
Venation of Aunt MARY" but this time at
the Madison Square Theatre.
Mrs. Fiske Is announced in "Rosmers-
holm" at the Lyric on December 30. and
Nine. NazimOva on the same day at the
Bijou in Owen JOhnson's new play. The
Comet IL will be a pity If one or the other
opening Ia not put over an evening. for
these two women represent the best we
have in modern ideals. and there are many
besldesthe professional reviewers who would
wish to attend both openings.
"PlayinR the Ponies" a musical comedy
in two acts. by Aaron Hoffman. with Yorke
and Adams as the two stars. will reopen
the New Circle Theatre on Monday evening.
There is a plot wherein the atmosphere Of
the racetrack Ia pervasive. There 10 a
race scene with two real horses. The COM
edy has been tried out on the road.
Every afternoon during the week the
German Theatre will be devoted TO the fairy
plays provided FOR the children. Most Of
the evenings. on the other hand. will be
given up 10 Leopold Kampf's drama OF life
and death among the Russian revolutionists,
d the Eve Arrangements for the pro-
duction Of this play in English are said
TO be under way. Meanwhile it will be
performed Monday evening and on the
evenings Of Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
| H., $50, - .. oh.,-o -, NValn .la., a-avSn.
the management will revive Schoenthan and
Kadelburg's delightful comedy Die Re-
ruehmte Frau" GA Celebrated Woman").
On Saturday evening the attraction
will be the comedy -Coulissenzauber"
(-The Glamour Of the Stage"). The after
day and Tuesdays. Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs'; Wednesday christmas
Day., as well IA Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. Cinderella, or the Glass. slipper
For New Years eve-a great t~heatregoing
occasion with all Germans-the attraction
announced is LOthar and Lipschit1's comedy
THE Great Community" the subtitle OF
which might have been Rough On Rakes.'
Mrs. lie MOyne announces two readings
Of Shakespeare's Macbeth" at the Lyceum
Theatre on Friday afternoon, january 3,
and Tuesday afternoon. January T.
There are two more weeks OF Candida
at the Berkeley.
This il the last week Of -The Morals Of
Marcus" at the Criterion.
tom Jones" will remain but two weeks
more at the Astor.
THE Merry Widow" is a fixture at the
New Amsterdam.
-The Thief" goes right on filing the
Lyceum.
Eddie FOy in The Orchid" Is the Grand's
Christmas Offering. Since its long run at
the Herald Square Theatre the cast Of The
Orchid" has been changed and FOy's sup
port now includes Flavia Arcaro, Rose
Botti, Florence Martin. Ada Gordon, Mari
eta Iii Dio. Jean Salisbury, George {. BOni-
face. Jr.. William Cameron. knute Erickson.
Roy Atwell, David Bennett and a big chorus.
La Petite Adelaide. the dancer. is a special
added feature.
-The Talk of New York" may be heard at
the KnickerbOcker.
At the Hackett Thomsa's fine drama.
"The Witching Hour. - is doing the big bust
ness il deserves.
Monday begins the last week Of THE
Lion and the Mouse" at the Academy OF
Music, where the Klein play has been run
ming successfully for nine weeks. This
company will go on tour with the play on
December 81. opening az Detroit. Mich.
That foolish show, "A Knight for a Day."
I at Wallack's. is so foolish that it's funny.
Anyhow. IL makes people laugh and IL
doing a big business.
On Monday, December ~. THE Secret
Orchard" will begin the second stage of its
No. Na-lr as WoAxftnR ~ tho EarNnn
Theatre. This arrangement, made after
Mr.. Savage had seen Charming PollOck's
play at the Lyric Theatre. insIres the con-
t~inuance OF the drama in the metropolis
indefinitely.
Weber's will remain dark another week
before the opening Of The Merry Widow
burlesque.
At the Belasco The Warrens Of Virginia"
and at the Stuyvesnnt Warfield in "A Grand
Army Man" continue.
Edmund Days melOdrama, "The Round
Up" will begin its last two weeks az the
Broadway Theatre tomorrow evening.
In keeping with the spirit Of Christmas
the Top o. tn World" management has
arranged for the presentation TO two lucky
little girls who attend the matinee at the
Majestic Theatre on Wednesday, Christ
Ahoo 10y Va ~ ~ @N ~ - 90 n
real baby. The management last week
gave smaller dolls to all girls who attended
the matinees on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. The daily matinee experiment
has proved highly successful. as the house
has been well filed at the afternoon per
foTmanoes.
lew Fields continues on his merry way
at the Herald Square. At the Casino The
Gay White Way" NAV he seen.
At the Savoy "The Man OF the Hour" is
nearing the end of it's remarkable run.
-Deadwood Dicks last Shot" by Owen
pavis, a Western melOdrama of life in
California, comes to the Fourteenth Street
Theatre beginning with the usual Monday
matinee.
The Rays will present their latest offer
ing. King Casey at the YOrkville this
week. commencing tomorrow afternoon.
The fun centres largely in mixed identities.
As Casey the fireman, who later attempts
to impeTsonate King Casey % the Island Of
Ialla Pa Zaza. Mr.. Ray has ample OPP
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