The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-28

troduce MARY James Pa
New Circus at Hippodrone.
~NE Of five new productions that
will make next week the lireliest
~ Of the theatrical season is The
Blue Mouse" a farCical comedy adapt
ed from the German by Clyde Fitch
This play will be offered at the Lyric
Theatre on Monday evening. 1t deals
with the adventures OF young man.
Augustus Rollett, who hires Paulette
Divine, Salomo dancer known as
THE Blue Mouse" to impersonate his
wife in order to deceive his employer.
Mr.. Lewellyn, President of the New
York Inter-County Railroad. Young
Rollett seeks Advancement in the en-
ploy of the company. and discovers
that the president enjoys the excitement
Of harmless ffirtauons with the young
women. Subsequent events entanSle
| the various characters in q series of
complications. Mabel harrison will APP
pear in the title role, and other inn
portant parts will be played by Jane
son Lee Finney, Harry Conner, Jane
Laurel. Charles Dickson and Mrs. Rosa
Cooke.
FRITZ Schef comes TO the Knicker-
booker Theatre on Monday evening
with The Prima Donna" a new comic
opera by Victor Herbert and Henry
Blossom. It is said that Miss Schef s
role. that OF an opera singer who has
trials as we'll as triumphs, gives her
emotional as we'll as vocal opportunl-
ties. There are eighteen musical num-
bers.
Anna Held in Miss Innocence" Il
musical piece by Harry u. Smith ana
Ludwig Englander, begins an engage
ment at the New York Theatre on Mon
day evening. The scenes include a
girls school located on the Isle OF In
nocence in the Mediterranean, a Con-
tinental Railway carriage running be-
tween Marseilles and Paris. the Abbaye
Restaurant with the Moulin Rouge in
the distance. ballet school in Vienna,
a sleeping apartment in Paris hotel, |
an artists studio on the Rhine and .
the land of peach blossoms" In the .
South Of France. The company includes
Charles a. Bigelow, Lawrance D'orsay,
Leo Mars. Emma Jnnvier. Edith
Decker. Ta;co, sensational Partisan
muscle dancer; Lola Ia Flamenco.
Spanish dancer. and a large chorus.
Lulu Glaser, in Mile, Mischief" will
move to the Casino on Monday evening
More musical comedy will be found
,ba Mo iastic Theatre nm Thursday
night. when De Wolf Hopper comes
along with The Pied Piper" The book
and lyrics are by Austin Strong and
r. II. Burnside, and the music by
Manuel Klein. MIR. Hopper, of course,
will be seen as the famous Pied Piper
Of Hamln, who piped all the children
OF Hamlin Town into the mountains
and there founded the City OF limo
cence The story deals with trouble
some times that arise in the City of
Innocence due TO the arrival of young
American gentleman. accompanied by
ately set about corrupting this ideal
Marguerite Clark will play
the little heroine Elvilla,
Henry E. Dixey will appear at the
Garden Theatre on Thursday evening
in Mary James Pa" a comedy by
Edith Ellis. Mr.. DiXey will have the
role of a worthless country editor who
returns to the bosom of his family after
tramping around until he is sick of il.
His support will include Anne Suther-
land, Marger!e Wood, Gretchen Hart
man, Emmett King, Morgan Cow an.
Hardee Kirkland and Augustin DAILY
Wilkes.
The repertoire of Mimi AuGugl!a and
her SiciliGn company at the Broadway
Theatre will be as follows: Monday
and Tuesday evenings, Wednesday mat
inee and Friday and Saturday evenings.
"Cavaleria Rusticana," by g. Verga,
and Il Carbunara" C'The Coal Dealer'O,
by Alfredo Oriani; Wednesday evening,
Malta" by Luigi Capuana; Thursday
night and Saturday afternoon, La Pee
catrice" c'The Sinner'D, by Angel Gui-
mera.
"skyscrapers," comedy by Karl
Roesser and Ludwig Heller, dealing
with the life OF an American million
aire and his family, will be given at
the German Theatre, Madison avenue
and Fifty-ninth street, on Thursday
evening,
An entirely new circus will be seen
at the Hippodrome, beginning Monday
afternoon. The acts will include Schmer-
gels Musical Elephants, All Loyal,
equestrian, the Pissiutis, gladiators on
horseback; the Nine Kudaras, japanese
acrobats; the Fassio Trio, the Sisters
Dleke. and the Three Athletas
Lillian Russell in her racing play.
"wildhre," comes TO the Grand Opera
",The Wolf will be the attraction at
the West End Theatre
Joe Welch will be seen in THE Ped
der at the Yorkville Theatre.
The Metropolis will have Neil Bur
CESS in THE County Fair"
The City Sports will be at the Muir
ray Hin Theatre,
Robes Knlckerbocker Burlesquers are
announced for the Olympic,
Gay New York' will be the attrac-