The sun., 1909-01-03
~ BROOKLYN THEATRES.
Louise Cunning and the Conan and Harris
MlnstreIs Are Billed.

Louise Cunning in tho Pixlcy-ludn"s
I oDoretta -Marcelle' will DO soon at tho
/ Grand Opera House this woeS With tho
same cast that appeared recently at III"
! Casino. Miss Cunning Possesses voice
Of much more beauty than Is usually
heard IN comic opera and her abii!ty
won much favorable comment during
the Now York engagement. Th" scoho
OF "Nlarcolle" is laid in tho littio German
: village OF BcrEhof, near tho French from
/ tier. which Civ eS ample opportunity tOg
picturesque scenery and costumes, The
, cast includes jess Dandy. Elsa Ryan.
Herbert Cawthorn, Lawrence Wheat and
othcrs.
Tho Cohen and Harris Mnstrols will
be at tho MontGuk, promising something
new in their line The company is headed
by George Evans, who is familiar 70 most
theatregoers through his engagements
at the vaudeville houses. He is sur
rounded by a company including nearly
All of the minstrel notablcs. prominent
among whom are Eddie Leonard, John
King. Ernest Tenny, All Gibson and q
score OF uthHr comediens, augmented
by such vocslistS a. Frank Morrell, Matt
of over fifty male voicos, In" rauGc.
yillo features Of the entr-teinmont con-
sist Of Julian Eltngo in his feminine i'm
uarsonstions, Rice and Provost, Nator.
bury Brothers and 1enny ard Eddie
Leonard As n finale CohGn. has writ
ten n ono act musical comedy entitled
The Bell, Of the Barber kall- intro
ducing Julian Eltingo as the belle and
I'll the principal membcrs Of tho company
Tie bill at tho Or9hHum presents q
vcrled assortment Of attractions, Tn"
Star Bout" with Taylor Granville and a
company Of thirty. is featured, Emmet
Corrgan and his company will ho sson
in a dramntic pldvlst. His Last Pur.
formanco M CurIGGn plays Johp
HoLoucH. ar actor of the old school
who by chance secure! an opportunity
10 occtlpy for ono oct the position that
fore Tho Novclo- viii present cir
Gus novelty. All vol regulated vaude-
ville bills nowadays must include ~
loast one girl" feature. At r." Orphoum
il will be Josenh iart's lato-t produc-
ton. Tho Bathing Girls, with lots Of
music, elaborate costumes and somo
really p.ntentious sccnn:y, !he nthnr
acts 40 ~ to tho standard.
The College Widow" George Ada's
funniest play. will be pat on by the Crc5-
cont Theatre Stock Company The com
edy is 30 wcll known that a description
OF il would be superfuous and its revival
is sure 10 be pODular Mr.. Mackay,
who is back in trim vii! be tho Buy Boi-
ton and Miss McAllistr will taSe the
part OF Flora F,goms. which made Ger
trudo Quinlan famous,
hog n1
week Montgomery and Moore, one of the
biggest hits now in vaudeville, For the
extra attraction Jesse Lasky presents
Browne and company in "a nov
city sketch entitled Winning Widow. ."
Others TO complete the Till are the Avon /,
Comedy -Four. Jimmy Lucas, one Of the .
clever.-st single entertainers IN vaudeville /.
Eddie Mack and Dot Williams in now .
singing aud dancing skit. Patsy Doyle. /
who does a funny nonologie; scott and
Whaly, colorrd comedians. and merry .
Minnic Stokes, who has novel musci1l .
turn.
SEVERN, the wonderful French psuto-
will he at the Fulton Theatre .
this woek with his company Of fifty, who .
will present a silent drama" Other .
a cts are Adgie's Lions. the y oung Amerlcus
Quintet. DuTy, Sawtellc and Duffy. sing ,
ers and dancers; William Dillon, the
song writer; Joe Goodwin, a comedian,
and Christy the juggler.
Tie Biiou Theatre will have this week
A new melodrama entitled The Indians .
Secret" Lincoln j. Carter, the author
of "Redford's Hope, Ia responsible for it.
II is described rs an exciting and pictur-
ssdue play without n succession of So
called shoot ON up" scenes. Frederick
oomis. Emile LOSING, r. r. lie Roy,
Willard Dashiel, Kate Stein. Charles Mack
and Alice Townsend have the principal
parts.
Joe Welch, the popular dialect conte-