The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-30

ing ROCK. anu ruiton'. AU"hoo DtSI'
colin Williams, Charles Angela. Florence
Morrison and the cOmpany'a newest
ACQUISITION. John Barrymore. VIII pc 10y
with some new quip. lyric or bit OF ousi-
Robert billiard in "A Fool There Was
is approaching his Tooth performance at
the Liberty Theatre. Ordinarily summer
brings a sudden death TO dramatic pieces,
which close and make way. for the more
frivolous musical shows which have al
ways pleased midsummer audienees.
This season Mr.. billiard and Port . En-.
erson Brownies play are doing at h end
Of May as great as II not greater business
than the average dramatic play o Q ID
January. .
@The Girl From R~eotor's.' the Paul
Potter farce from the French. is still on
view at Weber's.
At the Hudson Theatre Charles Klein's
'sThe Third Degree is now In the fifth
month Of it's New York run. The capital
Wallace Eddinger. Grace Filkins, Ralph
Delmore and John Flood contributes
much to the success Of the play.
.The Midnight Sons the Q Lew
Fields summer production. OF which
Miss Blanche Ring Is the special added
feature, has started q prosperous career
at the Broadway. With a big ensemble
and the most elaborate scenery ever
constructed for a musical production
the presentation Is bewildering. Miss
Blanche Ring's new song. Rings on Her
Fingers" ID a very popular numoer.
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A cool place to enjoy an entertain
on a warm evening is the Casino
Theatre, where James T. Powers Ia APP
pearing in Havana one Of the euoceesee
Of the musical comedy season. Havana
is the only winter musical production
scheduled to run through the summer.
The seats for 'Going Some the new
comedy at the Belasco Theatre. are going
like hot cakes. Everybody il going
to Going Some and the piece itself
is going every minute from the rise Of
the curtain to the very end.
George Fawcett. who il appearing in
the title role OF "The Great John Canton
at the Lyric Theatre, has accomplished
dramatic hit in q late spring production.
THE Blue Mousse" now at Maxine
Elliott's Theatre, continues its record
breaking success and will remain at this
playhouse all summer
Beginning on Monday David Warfleld
in -The Music Master" will enter upon
his second and final week at the West End
Theatre.
The tenth season of Hammerstein's
Roof Garden, atop the Victoria and Belasco
theatres. will be inaugurated tomorrow
night. This summer William Hammer
stein the roof garden will be
devoted to .Hytone Vaudeville" The
policy Of daily matinees in the Victoria
x 1fsAt the o Weekly change Ts o Of 'p proEramm a.
La Belle Americana, an American chorus
girl who won success abroad. will head
the opening bill. With two beautiful
white horses she will after an exhibition
Of high school riding perform the fire
dance made famous by La Loie Fuller
other European novelty il the Seidoms,
who make their initial appearance in
New York in representations Of living
plastic art. Princess Rajah in her orig
inal sensation. THE Cleopatra Dance;
the Great Lester. the ventriloquist; the
Exposition -Four In a novelty music sing
ing and dancing speciality and Hoey and
others
For the week at the Colonial Pauline
will be held yer for a final week, present
ing a new series Of experiments in hypno-
tism. Plenty Of comedy numbers are
also On the bill. Chief among them are
George v. Hobart's n act skit .Cherie,'
Ia HuA~- uy1sk- - AA--s- Ca &
the aash pr d1sS1sn r %ss'e f hss H asrls ssaf iatsi u
featured In The Soul Kiss' company,
win give his original monologue and
Sidney Deane n company will offer
their comedy singing sketch Christmas
On the island The balance Of the
programme Is made up Of a number Of
attractive features.
The American Music Hall announces
for this week Sydney Drew, who was a
tremendous success at the American
several weeks ago. He will again be
seen Ia the farce sBilly's TombstoBes.'
Then there is Fuji-Ko. the dainty Japanese
who was a decided sensation at the New
German Theatre this season in her Orien-
tai act, The Vampire" She will give
her Impressions OF the celebrities Of the
American stage. The Others comprise
James J: Morton, the Boy Comic: Miss
~ y VIC tlo S0IuDO NAV
Ward. the Dresden Doll c~omedienne. and
that comedy team Of burlesque strong
men, Collins and Hart.
UP in Harlem Eva Tanguay, the whirl-
wind oomedienne. heads the bill at the
Alhambra. She has a number OF new
songs. Montgomery and Moore will en-
liven the programme with their we'll
known budget Of nonsense, which includes
singing, grotesque dancing and some
b~urlesque piano playing. Harry Tate's
comedy success, Motoring provides a
laugh a minute for theatre patrons and
one Of George AIDES funniest sketches,
.The Mayor and the Manicure will he
presented by Edwin Holt and a capable
company.
At the Fifth Avenue Theatre this week
Bert Williams Of Williams and Walker
will be the drawing card with new material
and some Of his old songs, including
Nobody and .The Jonah Man. Pres.
celle the Hypnotist, a new feature In New
York. will interest his audiences with his
OF the possibilities Of hypno-
tism. Jesse Lasky's Country Club
the best Of the Lasky acts. with George
Sphinx and the original company, will be
an added attraction. The Gilmore Sis
ters are making their farewell appearance
as a sister act, each Of the sisters branch
ing out alone nex season; consequently