The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-20
SUMNER SHOWS ARE HERE
WITH SOME or TIE WINTER
VARIETY THAT REMAIN.

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Theatre to Ceutinus Its Rua- Last
Weeks Of The Third D~esrHe'.- DO
inss b vaudeville and "a the RSsfs.
Beginning tomorrow Going some,'
the Wsstsrn comedy by Paul Armstrong
and Rsx Beach, which has already had
Z good engagement ct the Eelasco Thea
ere, will move to Maxine Elliott's Theatre.
whore II will continue through the sum-
msr. Among the leading players are
Walter Jones. Lawrence Wheat, OIa
WALDORF, Herbert Cothsil. Muriel Starr.
Laura Lemmsrs. Esoamilo Fernandez.
Miss Crosby LATHE and william Hsrrigan.
sThs Midnight Sons now to be seen
At the Broadway Theatre under the
management Of Lew Fields, are such q
jolly lot that they arc breaking all previous
records for summer entertainers. 1t
should not be forgotten. that the Sons
are materially aided by Blanche Ring and
other charming .daushtsrs.' such as
Lolita Faust. Norma Brown, Gladys
Moore and Maybelle Meeker. The soene
at the opening Of the second act. showing
the entire Interior Of the 'Merri Murray
Theatre Is a spectacular novelty.
The new musical play THE Motor Girl
has settled down at the Lyric Theatre,
where II had its first presentation last
Tuesday night. II IL one Of the most
tunsful light operas that has yet come
from the pen Of Julian Edwards. Frank
Hsnnessy has been particularly happy In
the ~seiection OF his cast. Georgia Caine,
Elizabeth Brice and Cook and Lorenz, =
comedy team, have plenty to do and do
II well.
james T. Powers In Havana continues
At the Casino. The eight original girls
Of The Havana Octet, &ho made the
'Hsllo People, song q catch phrase all
over New York, are stf1l With the COM
pany, and the Shuberts> announce that
there will b no changes In the cast dur
ing the summer run Of the production.
At tho Herald Square -The Beauty
Spot ID starting on its twelfth week.
Without any marked change being made
the show has been steadily improving In
entertaining qualities since II came to
New York, and with Jefferson De An
gelia's fun and Mr.. De Koven's tuneful
music thsre ia no brighter show or Broad
way. The chief feature Of The Beauty
Spot ID Ito tuneful music. and .The Ham,
nook Love Song sung by George Mac
FarAns and Marguerite Clark, Ia one Of
the most popular songs Of the season.
r. Ziesfeld. Jr.'s, latest musical revue.
The Follies Of 1907 gives promise OF
filling the Jardin de Paris for the entire
summer. OF the novelties and features
In the nav work THE Greatest Navy In
the World Ii perhaps the most effective.
In ths brilliantly Illuminated scene every
state IN the Union 10 Represented by a
bAttleship carried on the head
OF Q young woman.
The first century mark In the run OF
The Climax at Days Theatre ID not far
that many mors win be oeisbratsd before
Edward Locke's little play leaves Broad
Mr.. Weber II already Announcing
: .spsdal afternoon performance for
July 4,
Stx months have passed since Henry
B. Harris produced Charles Klsin's play
Tho Third Degree and the interest in
Il has increased to such an extent that
notwithstanding the heated term bust
continues to BE- .~Atisfactory. 1t 10
a aRs q BY w the Ss' ABILITY aIts' Il S'1 1neS vel ssS Known
las Helen Wsre. Edmund Breese,
Ralph pelmore. Wallace Eddinger and
Ida Mcmillan. II remains for two
seeks moro at the Hudson.
At tia aaiety Theatre J. z. Dodson is
irving 4 remarkable performance in the
stellar role Of The House Next Door
heats arc on sale for two months ahead,
he comedy being booked for the entire
hummer. finanders take q decided in
crest 10 the play owing 70 the power
ION played by Frank Losse.
The eighth week Of The Man From
Mexico stts In tomorrow night, with
William Collier and the 0ardck Theatre
"a popular a. ever. This week Mr.. Col
MATINEE, which fact he accompanies with
he liberal announcement that anybody
rho has at any time spent thirty days on
Islsnd and can demonstrate
at the bot Office window
Will be gladly welcomed as a guest OF the
management
The new Man From Home At the Astor
Theatre ID Henry Hall. who has been play
nj the part Of Daxiei Voorhees Pike in
he cities outside New York about as long
s.his predecessor played it In this city.
dr. Hall has been cordially received and
he entertaining comedy has proceeded
the slightest hitch.
"A Gentleman From Mississippi still
continues at tho Bijou Theatre, whore 1t
9 nsa5ans its >ooth performance. This
risk and breezy comedy. full Of action
md yieor, eaAly proved 10 be one Of the
ucoSeSss Of the past season. Thomas
|. wiss and Douglas Fairbanks are both
cast.
Tomorrow. which will usher in the
week OF The Girl Prom Rec
or's' at Joe Weber's Theatre, will see the
eturn OF Miss Eliza Proctor OTIS in the
Ole Of Nrs.' WHAsrspoon CopIey, the char
Ictcr She created in the farce. Miss
Raymond will also make her
lrst appearance as Louie Sedaine. the
dn,' that evening.
Pauline, the French ~hypnotist, remains
L the American Music Hall, where he 10
he hsadliner Of Z bill that also includes
,rsce Hazard, Five Fest Of Comic
her last appearance In vaudeville
to q starring tour; Dc Biere,
mastef illueionist and necromancer;
he Original Four Berlin MAdoaps, a sing
M and dancing quartet OF girls who
AVE been the talk Of the continent; Ed