The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-06

TT Iss FANNIE WARD will APP
mi pear at Wallack's Theatre on
Ava Monday n ght in The New
Lady Ban,ock." an English comedy by
Jerome *. Jerome. Miss Ward will be
seen in the role of a chorus girl who
marres a peer. and on arrival at the
ancestral hall finds herself the mistress
Of twenty-three servants. every blessed
ono OF them," as she expresses 1t. "a
near relative" For a time she sub
mits to the tyranny OF the servants
hall but she finally takes matters into
her own hands and gives her cousins
uncle and aunt notice on the spot
Charles Cartwright will play the part
Of butler, and among others In Miss
Wards support will be John W. Dean,
Frank Jackson. Harold De Becker, Rob-
ert McWads jr., Terese beagle. Mar
garet Fuller. Leila Repton and Mar.
garet Gray.
James T. Powers comes to the Casino
on Thursday evening with Havana" en-
English musical play written by George
Grossmith IT,, and revised by Mr.. Pow.
ers. The music is by Leslie Stuart, and
tho lyrics by Adrian Ross and George
Arthurs. One OF the sixteen musical
numbers Is telephone girl song called
Hello. People" The plot OF Havana"
concerns the adventures OF Consueo,
niece Of Senior Bomblto Del Campo,
Mayor OF Havana. and cigar manufac-
turer. Consuelo owns half OF the cigar
business, and becomes engaged 10 her
cousin, Don Adolpho, son OF the Mayor,
not for romantic reasons but to keep
the cigar factory as a close corpora.
ton. Don Adolpho and Consuelo, be.
fore putting on the chains Of matrimony,
agree to take one day off ito see life"
and flirt at will. Mr. Powers plays Sam
uel Nix. bosun OF the Jaunty Jane. who
arrives In port just In time to become
involved In a revolution. The cast also
Includes Mile. Courtenay. Clara Palmer,
Edith Kelly, Ernest Lambert William
Pruette and Percy Amss.
Henry E. Dixey returns to the Gar
den Theatre with Mary James Pa.
Daily matinees Of Lincoln at the White
House" will be given by Benjamin
Chaplin.
Vesta Victoria, Anna Held, Grace
Hazard. Emma Carus, George NJ. Cohan
and many others will appear at the
benefit performance In aid OF the Home
for Destitute Crippled Children. to be
given at the New York Theatre to-mor-
row night. Pretty girls from the Miss
Innocence" The Fair Co-Ed," kitty
Grey and THE Yankee Prince com.
panies will sell programmes and flow
ers In the lobby Of the theatre.
Girls" will be the attraction at the
Hackett Theatre, beginning Monday eve
ming. The engagement Is for only one
week.
Montgomery and Stone In TIE Red
Mill" will BE- at the Grand Opera House
THE Wolf returns to the West End
Theatre.
For her second week at the Yorkville
Theatre, Mildred Holland will appear in
"Frou-Frou."
Al. H. Wilson comes to the Metropo-
lis Theatre with When Old New York
Was Dutch
'Fads and Follies' will be seen ct
the Murray Hill Theatre.
The Olympic will have the Hastings
Show.
The Girls Of the Moulin Rouge"
will be at Hurtig & Seamon's.
Lyman II. Howe vii! give another
exhibition Of his motion pictures, In
GLIDING views Of the Italian earth
quake, at the Hippodrome, tomorrow
night.
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.
At Hammersteins will be Jefferson
De Angels and company In The Re-
hearsal." Princess Rajah in her Cleo
patra Dance" the Empire City Quar-
tet. Melville Ellis in his pianologue.
Foster and Foster In The Volunteer
Pianist" Charles Kenna, Ray Cox, the
Charles Ahearn troupe Of cyclists and
Greenway. comedy juggler and car
toonist.