The sun., 1908-03-08

| TOT Lhe urek TIME IN olOCk Inc Otrl Oh Vuo
Golden West will DO seen at Keith a Proc
tors Harlem Opera House the wssk Of
March 10. David BsIasco 10 taking . per-
sonal interest In the play and Il viii DO put
on by his stage manager. VIII j. Dean.
This ID an opportunity for the people Of
prices.
"A Fighting Chance" will be presented
With its scsnery and effects at the New
Star Theatre this week
Tbs two funmakers from Frisco. MsaSra.
kolb and Dill. enter upon the eighth week
/ OF their engagement next Monday at tho
| New Circle Theatre with the comedy with
music Lonesome Town.
Starting with a matinee tomorrow the
J American Theatre will have Cunning the
jailbresker. in From Sing Sing to Liberty
! The play was written by Harry Clay BlanOy.
and IN Selecting Mr.. Cunning for the central
figure he has worked out a novel idea. a.
during the action OF the play MT. Cunning
| escapes from an iron cell IN which ne has
been securely locked; also from regulation
straItIaoxst,. which is used In all insane
asylurns, and is securely nailed In ackins
case. from which he again escapes to frus-
trats the villain plans
AT Hammerstein's Victoria TheafTe OF
Varieties this week are Eva Tsngusy and
Vesta Victoria, The remainder OF the pro-
gramme will include Mathews and Ashley,
presenting "Smashup In Chinatown;
Charles Bradshaw and cong any presenting
| Mr.. Bradshaw Q one act comedy skit en1tled
Fix In a Fix': Clement De Lien. creator
Of The Twelve Phaatom Billiard Balls";
the Qre1t Jossettis. presenting European
acrobatio novelty; Hal Merritt. the car
toonist and comedian; Gaudsnidt Bros
and dogs, comedy acrobats: Niblo and
| s. enoer, singers and dancers, and new
| vitagraph views.
At Tony Pastors StinSon and Merton will
appear ip their bunch Of nonsense; Burns,
Morris and company will present the Irish
comedy What Happened to o'Hsra';
Jeif and Tavern Healy, who style them
selves society vaudeville artists" will also
sPpesTi among others & are Mr.: ana d,.S,n,; Mrs;
of dexterity keegsn and Mack. character
| sketch; Nile. Murelh aud Scott Snowden
| in sketch; Three Musical Kleis; Allen and
Kelley, Irish comedy; George Howard,
forming dogs, the Burke travelscope and
| the American vitagraph with life motion
| pictures.
Minnie Seligman and William Bramwell
will head the bill at Percy g. WilhamS's
Alhathbra this week, when they will present
"A Dakota Widow" Homer B. Mason
and Margaret Keeler have a slang skit in
"A Hero Frank Fogarty. the Dublin
minstrel, will entertain with an original
| monolog1e. Jesse Lasky's the Stunning
Grenadiers headed by Louise To1ier and
Maudie Corbett will please Harlemites.
| Vinia Daily has some new dances. Lena
Marder and the dancing horse will smuse.
| The Avon Comedy -Four, the Jees and the
Musical Avollos complete the bill.
Owing to the success OF Alice Lloyd she
will appear one more week at Percy G.
Williams's Colonial, when she will be heard
| in a new collection Of songs and will don new
gowns. Ellie Fay, an American comedi-
| enne, will appear for the first time this sea-
son at the Colonial The McNauRhtons
will play a second week. Bert Leslie, as
sisted by his company, will present a slang
classic entitled "HOgan's Visit" The Lon
don Fire Brigade with fourteen people.
three scenes and 100 laughs is a special
feature. Linton and Mcintyre have an act.
as have the KitamuTa Japanese Troupe and
the Brittons.
Robes Knickerbocker Burlesquers make
their appearance al the Murray Hill Theatre
for the coming week This show is COM
posei OF two burlesques on current topics.
The BeGuty Chorus contains twenty-five
young women.
More new features have been added to
the already attractive bill al the Hippo
dronp The latest is an aerial ballet
especially imported by MesSrs. Shubert
and Anderson from the Winter Garden in
Berlin. The flying dancers appear in the
summer ballet being suspended far above
ha dan ha io fgh
women wearing garlsnds and with a huge
floral centre piece engage in this aerial
advertisement. The act is especially grace
full a. we'll as daring. II ran for q year in
feature of the annual spectacle at Moscow.
| The Hipprodrome bill opens with the big
war spectacle, ~The Battle Of Port Arthur"
with its view Of the beleaguered city, fol-
lowed by the fight in the rain and con-
cuding with the Cossack retreat and plung-
ing horses.
The Friars will hold forth ct the "Bohe-
mian night" at the Circle this evening
| Novel fun may well be looked for with
| Wells Hawks in command.
Jules Verns's romances will be shown on
the Cinematogrsph ct the Eden Muses
this afternoon and evening. together with
new foreign subjects Of interest. Special
solos on the taraEato by Prof. Arthur ct
Karl Kspossy's Royal Blue Hungarian
| orchestral concerts will be rendered This
instrument 10 zoo years old and Ia seldom
used in an orchestra.
Continued success attends the Tommy
Burns Gunner Moir fight pictures at Hubers
Fourteenth Street Museum. The Matzu-
motos troupe Of Japanese acrobats and
Sober Sue. who can't be made TO laugh,
| have also been retained
Lost. Twenty -four Hours" will be re-
vived at the Harlem Opera House this
| week.
The business which the Bijou Dream on
Fourteenth street is doing seems 70 prove