The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-04-12
ANOTHER PLAYBY Mr.. WALTER
"THE WOLF" At THE BIJOU
on NEXT SATURDAY.

Tom" at the Lincoln square Theatre
Holy Week Is not a propitlous time 70.
launching new plays and there will be littl,
change In the Broadway theatres unit
the goth.
However the Bijou will open Its door
again on Saturday night, celebrating Pau
Revere's ride by showing another play by
Eugene Walter. author Of paid In Full
The new drama is called the Wolf It II
described al a melodrama Of the Hudson
Bay country and from the meagre informa.
ton furnished In advance appears 70 b.
very little else. II Is Mr.. Walters second
play to reach Broadway.
FRITZ Sohef Is coming back 10 town In
Mile. Modiste' Easter week TO the Academy,
Meantime the Academy will once more
revert 10 the tender mercies Of the music
department, for tomorrow an Italian COM
pany will sing grand opera there, reawaken-
ing old echoes.
Miss Spooner and her stock company al
the Lincoln Square Theatre are going to
present a brand new play this week-
Uncle Toms Cabin Miss Spooner will
appear as Mrs. Bird. Augustus Phillips
will play the title part tom, not the cabin)
and Mrs. Spooner will be in the cast.
This will be the last week Of Williams and
Walker at the Majestic Theatre in Ban
danna Land On Thursday night the
colored comedians will celebrate their Tooth
performance. Williams and Walker will
be succeeded at the Majestic by Mabel
harrison and Joseph B. Howard in their
musical comedy 'The Flower Of the Ranch
For tomorrow evening the German
Theatre announces another performance
Of -Hedda Gabler,' with Hedwig Reicher
in the title part. sim weissen Roessel y
one Of the most popular Of light comedies
In the German repertory, will follow on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings; II will
also be performed at the Saturday matinee.
On Thursday a new comedy by a young
dramatist named Raoul A~uernheimer, en-
titled The Grand Passion ("Die crosse
Leidenschaft'). will be produced for the
first time here after runs In Vienna, Ham
burg and other European cities. Ella
Hofer, Albertine Cassani, August Weigert
and Heinrich NARROW will interpret the
parts. The action in the play is
supposed TO take place in and near Vienna,
THE Grand Passion" will be repeated on
and Saturday evenings.
Miss Kitty Cheatham's Easter Monday
recital will be given at the Lyceum Theatre,
and her programme will include setting
by Sidney Horner Of some Of Christina
Rossetti's child verses and verses from
Alice in Wonderland set to music by
Liza Lehman. OF course The Tar Baby
will be on the bill, as usual.
Cyril Scott in "The Royal Mounted" Is
a pleasing performance at the Gar
'The Thief" at the Lyceum reached it's
l5Oth performance Saturday night,
Clyde Fitch's farce, Girls is so bright,
70 crisp. so full Of keen and fresh observa-
lion and kindly feeling that it is packing
Days Theatre. 1t is a real and deserved
success.
"The Servant in the House beautifully
acted, is visible at the Savoy.
William H. Crane in AIDES merry farce,
Father and the Boys continues at the
Otis SINNERS fine and picturesque per-
'ormance Of THE Honor Of the Family is
illing the Hudson.
David Warfeld continues to play The
Music Master at the Stuyvesant. with
saturday night performances Of "A Grand
Army Man" There will he a matinee
Thursday. the 2Sd.
At the Belasco THE Warrens Of Viz
yinia' is rounding out the season. Frank
Heenan's acting is excellent
Sam Bernard in Nearly a Hero is the
card at the Casino.
John Mason in the fine play, The Witch
ng Hour continues to Ill the Hackett.
Lew Fields in the Girl Behind the
COUNTER" has Played seven months at the
Herald Square,
Paid in Full still fills the Aston Theatre
Weber's burlesque Of The Merry Widow
yoes on it's merry way at the Music Hall.
At wallack's A Knight for a Day" bids
to finish out the season.
At the 0rpheum Concert Garden, where
he German version Of The Merry Widow
8 being played, the popularity Of the oper-
,tta shows no sign Of diminution, The
ow price for an orchestra seat at this house
10 il many persons who go again
nd again 20 hear the charming music.
latinees are given only on Saturday.
Frank Jones in the musical comedy A
lucky Dog comes TO the Metropolis this
week, The cast includes the Red Raven
a group Of girls who presumably
10 the split.
Miss Rose Melville in her production Of
Sis Hopkins will be seen at the Yorkville
Theatre during the coming week. Miss
,~Ielville has played this part for nearly
line years and seems TO grow in popularity !
With every performance.
Bob Manchester's Gay Masqueraders
viii do the merrymaking at Hurtig 4 Sea-
mons Music Hall during the ensuing week.
he musical farce offered lie entitled Doctor
)ippy's Dopey Den
wine, Woman and Song the merry
Entertainment at the American Theatre,
viii begin it's second week tomorrow after
OF the many features the imper-
onations Of Warfield, Robert Mantell,
'ay Tampleton, Maude Adams, Blanche
hates, Chauncey Olcott, Caruso and others
nay be mentioned, but the Pony Ballet
nd Bonita and her gowns come in for a