The sun., 1909-02-21


Byron. Emma csrus BENJAMIN Chspin
D'Arfnond, Arthur Dunn, the Empire
City Quartet, Gus and Leo Edwards,
Barney Fagan, Douglas Fairbanks. Frank
FoRerty, Marie Glazier. Artie Hall, Joe
Howard and Anna Laughlin, Maize King
and her company. james Lackaye, Grace
La Rue, Lily Lena, McWatters and Tyson
Fred Niblo, james 0'Nelli. HAT hairie1 Cdhayy hy
Blanche Ring. Harry Scarborough, Sidney
Shaw, Amelia Summerville. Joe Weich'
Al II. Wilson and Thomas 3. Wise.
Tho American Academy Of Dramatic
Arts win give its seventh matinee OF the
season on Friday afternoon In the Empire
Theatre, The programme will consist
Of . new three act play entitled The In,
Wages Of War by j. Wieeand and VIII
helm Scharrelmann, proceeded by play
In two acts, Court Cards by j. Paigrave
simpson
Charles J. Ross and Mabel Fenton VIII
lead the fifteen acts at the American
Music Hall this week. presenting their
newest comedistta, Just Like Woman.
Stella Mayhem. the .Cerefree Comedi-
eune' and Billee Taylor, handsome
young tenor singer; c. ". Littlefield, the
mimical monologist, and Kearney +.
Speedy, the highest OF high divers, who
will plunge from the theatre dome into
three feet Of water, and LAMBERT. the
Master Musician are few OF the new
faces. Lucy Weston will continue Tor
another week, as will ALI Loyafs circus
aud the Sanders Troupe OF Russian Whiri-
wind Dancers. James Casey and Magg,e
lie Clair, in their faithful depletion OF me
In the tenements; Alvarez Nunez, N mover
song illustrations: the Five Musical
Spifiers; Yamamoto and Koyoshi and
several other features lend variety 70 the
array OF tnlent
George Mozart, the English eccentric
character comedian. will present his
original speciality at the Colonial for the
first time this season. Bijou Fernandez
and william l.. Abingdon will give their
one act dramatic playlet Captain Vel
vet The Patriot a grand opera In
one act by Stanislaus Stange and Julian
Edwards, is another headline feature
with Miss Helena Frederick as the prima
donna. Ed +. Reynard. the ventriio-
quist, will offer his original production
"A Night in Bingville,' presenting, a
number Of Sv village types Z bossren yen'Fis ss.
ters will contrlbute their lively speciality,
and other features are the Otto Brothers.
German comedians; Cooper and Robin
son colored entertainers; the Ihree
| Athletas, women acrobats from the New
| York Hippodrome; the Craigs in musical
Offering and several minor acts.
The English Venus Maude Odell,
| N "A
the Bath" heads q long bill at Blaney
! Lincoln Square Theatre this week. Dur
ing the action Of the tabloid drama
number OF new poses and art studies will
be given The supporting company OF
twelve includes her six models. The
second feature act will be the vaudeville
debut OF Howard Hall in a one act version
OF The Man Who Dared. hattie barry,
the diminutive comedienne, Is also on
the bill: making her hrst sit, SpPsaF1MSSS s MsSm. q.
Remington, Dave Lewis in a new mono
IoEue; Ned Nye and Ida Crispi in songs,
| dances and nonsense; Stuart Rollins and
the Carmen Sisters in banjo solos. duets
and trios; thinner, the somewhat different
juggler and the Brothers Hurter'
The bill at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
10 headed by jefferson De Angels and
company in a novel offering. The Re
hsarsal," which serves to show Mr.. DE
Angels In some OF the strongest comedy
scenes from his previous comic opera
sucoesses. Stuart Barnes will have q
new budget Of material. His Efforts will
be ably seconded in the laughmaking
line by Carson and Willard in their new
act. sThe Dutch in Egypt The, DE
IIaur Trio Of operatic singers and Fl
Cots, the xylophone genius, will furnish
music. The Boys In Blue give mill
tary act. Hal Davis and company. pre-
senting their playlet Pals will fill out
the dramatic end of the programme.
Eva Tsneuay returns to Keith 4
Proctor's l25th Street Theatre this week
with new songs. George Sphinx and COM
pany in Jesse Lasky's most successful
production, The Country Club. will
prove q mirth producer here as else
where. Rice and Cady. in funny Dutch
act. will contribute 70 the gayety OF the
and Bessie Kyle in their amusing alb
mirdity, Ticks and Clicks George
Whiting has a new singing and dancing
specialty in which he is supported by the
clark Sisters Glover Wares scenic pro-
duction OF the The Angelus, with four
yocalists, will make an appeal to lovers
of music. while Rsfayette's trained dogs
will please the youngsters.
Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre Offer
this week bill headed by Irene Franklin
and Burt Green in a new repertoire oi
character songs. The four Fords art
Imerican dancers. willard Simms will
he seen in a sketch called A Furnished
Flat Charles r. Semon. the narrow
feIler.- will appear there for the first time
this season, and Cameron and Flanagan
offer their -On and on act. Edna Aus
besins her last week and Princess Rajai
remains in her Cleopatra Dance
Harry Bulger will be seen at the Al
hambra in the one act comedy -He Wss 1
Soldier, Too He is accompanied by thu
lively singing Coincidence Miss Hen
r;stta BYRON. Sam Chip and Mary Marble
viii m axe their first appearance in Harlem
in their new and successful skit In Olt
Edam,s in which they appear as the tw'
D,toh kids. Frank Fogerty, the Dublii
minstrel.' will introduce his Celtic mono
iorue and songs. La Petite Adelaide ans
her four dainty dancers will present -Th,
poster Dream Hill and Whitaker viii
ODER q singing and musical act. Middle
ton Spellmyer and company whl appea
in q one act dramatic plsylet entitled
mura Japs will exhibit their. remsrka bl'
;ueslina fests and their wonderful 0rien
tai embroideries. Quinlan and Macl
have an original offering in The Travel
~. D,atist." and Count De Butts anC
TosseI oiIer bicycle speciality.
The Golden Crook Company will per