The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-30
Elsie Janis to Bring "The Fair
Co-Ed," George Ade'S Latest
View of College Life-"The
Girl From Rector's" Coming
to Weber's Benjamin Cha
pin Will Appear in Lincoln
at the White House.
y olJCE methods will be shown in


Theatre, beginning Monday evening
Howard Jeffries, the son " a soCla
and financial leader is dIsuwned by
his father for marrying the daughter o.
man who has figured In the pollc,
history Of New York. This drive. the
young man to drink, and one night
when he wanders into house where a
man has been murdered the police ar
ICest him for The crime. II is then that
I'he is, subjected to the so-called third
degree" by the police, and It Is only
after valiant fight in which she dis
the young wife saves his life, The play
will be acted By Edmund Breesc Helen
Ware. Wallace Edd!nger. John Flood
Grace FIlkins Ralph Dclmore, George
Barnum. Francis Byrne, Werner
Charges. Walter Craven. Alfred Moore
and William Wray.
Elsie Janis comes 10 the kncker'
booker Theatre on Monday evening with
"The Fair Cold" college musical
comedy by George AIDE and Gustav
Ludere. This time AIDE has taken for the
scene Of his funmaking Bingham Col
lege, the fresh-water institution that
was the hated rival OF Atwater IN The
College Widow" Miss Janis Will be
seen In the role OF the only girl student
left in a college where the coed had
once nourlshed. Most OF the boys mink
themselves In love with her bu, she
makes II her business to marry them
of. The large company VIII include Ar
thur Stanford. Lionel Walsh, Edgar
Halstead. II. David Todd. James Reaney,
Harry Clarke. Donald McIAuren, Mar
ION Mills, Constance Eastman, lnez
Bauer and Elsie Steele.
THE Girl From Rector's' Will be seen
at Webers Theatre, beginning Monday
evening. The farce is an adaptation
from the French by Paul NJ Potter, The
scenes are laid In New York bache-
lor's apartments In villa at Battle
Creek, Mich, and at French Char
ley's" road house. The company VIII In
clude Violet Dale, Van Rensselaer,
Wheeler, William Burress. Dallas Wei
ford, Eliza Proctor Otis, Nena Blake
Nela Webb. Herbert Carr, Max Free
man. John DAILY Murphy and the three
Constantine Sisters, dancers.
BENJAMIN Chapins four.act play,
Lincoln at the White House, will be
presented at the Garden Theatre on FRI
day and saturday evenings, and BEGIN
ming on Saturday afternoon at series
OF daily matinees. The receipts OF the
two evening performances will be do.
mated to the Lincoln Memorial Fund;
The Saturday and holiday matinees VIII
begin at go o'clock, while the matinees
on other days will begin at $50 O'Clock.
The scene Of the first act Is laid In lSl
before the breaking out or the civil war.
The next two acts are In 1858 Just hel"rt
! the Union victories at Gettysburg and
Vickshurg, while the last act shows the
President leaving the White House tot
| Ford's Theatre on the eventful night Of
/ April Il, 1895. After week In Brooklyn
| Mary James Pa" will return to the
Garden Theatre.
George NJ. Cohan and his royal fam
| lily" will be at the Grand Opera-Honse
/ In The Yankee Prince.
Dustin Farnum In The SquaW Man
will be the attraction at the West End
Mildred Holland at the Yorkv!lle The.
atre will appear In new play, -
Royal Divorce"
Andrew Mack comes TO the Metropolis
in "Sergt. Devil Mccnre" cecl' de Mile
the author Of the play. and Mary Nasf
are members Of the company.
-rI,, DOea nm Eplly CAM will h,
seen at the Murray Hin.
The Olympic will have the Partisan
Widows.
Tie Kelley and Woods show will b,
the attraction at Hur,lg & Seamon's.
The Countess Bavbaudi Mass!gl.a hal
arranged an interesting programme fo
a charitable FIESTA" in aid Of the Ttal
tire Waldort-Astor!a Monday afternoon
and evening.
Vaudeville Attractions
Harry Lauder returns 70 the L'rcol,
Square Theatre for his good-by perform
ances In this country. Others on TN
hi will he Edith Helena, soprano; MI
and Mrs. Arthur Forbes In "A VIII
Rose" Scarf Allen IN The travelling
Man" the Aerial shaw., Carl McCul
Tough In "Footllght Impressions an
Lester and Quinn, dancers.
At Hammerstein's will be Princes
Rajah in hei Cleopatra dance, John I
Hymes and company In "The Devil an
Tom Walker" Hpey and Lee. TIL
Gainsboro Girl" Niblo's Talking Bird,
, jestic Musical Four, George Lyons an
I'd Parker in The Harpist and tn
Dancer" and Gillian and Murray.
, Among others at Keith & Proctor
Fifth Avenue Theatre vii! he LII
Lena, Nell Burgess IN Tie Count
Fair" Melville Ellis Ber' coote In 90.
Lamb In Wall Street Viola lie Cost
IN the musical p!uylet In the Latl
, Quarter" and the Empire Coined
i, Four. The bill a. tie one Hundred an
Twenty-ffth Street Theatre VIII snclud
Eva TuugIuy Harry Davenport an
Phyllis Ranh!n IN Tile Naked Truth.
GrayCe scott an rpmpin! In a cur
I iensod version ~ "plvnrnun,,' Bohb
, North 4rd Monroe ana Mack
The hmculclu Music Nau N.N hay
. Amelia Bingham In "Iig Moment
called .'lncognito" Sir. and Mrs. ID
, ward IT, Lucas, In Dickens characters
. W. n Marcnrt, mgnO.ogis'. Geury
Whiting and the Clarke Sisters A. 4
Weston, IN Tho New Reporter" III
Saytons. cOntor,lonIs,s Eddie ,ilrar
and Jessie Gardner IN new "Doyl,y
sketch, and others
The Colonial ill will include Rlnrrh
Ring Annette Kel,ermau. The llylu
Venus" Willard Slnms and COMPANY
IN Flanders Furnished Fla tu,lI
. Tanneu mbnologist +. j. Couu.ly an
company. In "Marsc C0vug,u-.,. '6r
rissey and Aver in . v'ano!og.r. In.
lInetri and Piquo. and 'he trained lors
Princess TriNie.
The Alhambra will have lIenr,.rr
, Crosman In Peggy O'Cunrgr" pr
, Roo7e%. IN "sl,nple simon simple.
Stella Mayhem. Bert Levy, partuIul.,
Kennedy and Rooney N The Hmm
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