The sun., 1909-01-31

slender means but extravaeant tastes
She has host Of admirers and the mos
devoted Of I'll b young Lord Bereson
several yeep her Junior. The play
concerns the efforts Of the boys mother
TO prevent tho match. and In this she h
successful. but only because II pleases
Lady Frederick to refuse the youns
mans Offer. The way in which Lodl
Frederick cures the young man OF his
infatuation is one Of the brightest spots
OF particularly brilliant comedy. Bruce
Mckae and Jessie Millward have impor-
tant parts.
Henry E. Dixey in Mary James Pa,
the clever comedy by Edith Ellis. will
leave the Garden Theatre in Manhattan
tomorrow night for a week at the Grand
Opera House, after which the run in Man
haitian will be resumed. The play tells
a pretty story Of q worthless husband
who returns TO the wife whom he has
deserted and is allowed TO remain only
as a houseworker. II shows Dixey. in
. part different from any in which he has
formerly appeared and one In which he
does some delightful acting.
The Crescent Theatre stock company
will play Are You Mason'' this week
IL is farce comedy by Leo Ditrichstein
and has been revived often since il ran for
season at the Biipu in Manhattan.
David Higgins appears in his play.
Capt. Clay OF Missouri at the Majestic.
II comes to Brooklyn after long run in
Chicago.
Cressy and Dayne in their latest skit.
'The Wyoming Whoop.' divide headline
honors at the Orpheum this week with
Murphy and Nichols, whose sketch is
called The School OF Acting" Marshall
p. Wilder's monologue will make another
comedy feature. He has some new
stories. Carter De Haven and Flora
Parker hayeNa new act full Of songs and
dances. and the Tuscany Troubadours will
features are Wormvoods animals and
Elsie Boehm. 'the little girl with the big
voice"
Jesse Laskys musical comedy pro-
duction. AT the Country Club win be
seen at Keeney's Theatre. The company
Is very large. The other acts are prin-
cioally comedy. and include the Murphy
Whitman company in their skit The
Prodigal Girl; Martini and Maxmillisn,
the comedy illusionists; the Varsity
Quartet, comedians Trainor and Dale
In a singing and dancing skit; the -Four
American Gipsy Girls in a novel singing
act; the Zannys. cartoonists, and the
Herbert Trio. comedy juggiers.
The Bijou Theatre becomes a vaudeville
house beginning tomorrow afternoon.
Nick Long and 1dalene Cotton in dra-
matte sketch are featured in the first bill.
Others who will appear are Mark Bennett,
the originator Of illustrated songs; the
La Rose Brothers, acrobats; Cotton's
Donkey Circus. Gertie Everett, a London
Music Hall favorite. and several others
Ezra Kendall heads the bill at the Full
ton Theatre. Other attractions are 'Ju-
liet?' May Duryea, Seymour and Hill.
Gertie lie Clair. Lawrence and Harrington
and Evans and Evans.
The City Sports, headed by Phil Sheri-
dan. will be at the Star this week. They
will be seen In two musical comedies and
an olio Of high class specialties is prom
ised.
Cole and johnson come to the Folly in
their latest musical play, The Red Moon.
II is said to be full Of pretty melodies and
ragtime. Abbie Mitchell is in the COM
pany.
At the Olympic an extravaganza COM
pany new TO Brooklyn, Fads and Fan
cies. will be seen Il 10 Gbig organiza-
lion and will present a two act piece called
Flashes Of Broadway.
The Blue Ribbon Girls will be at the
Gaiety this week with a bill made up OF
and vaudeville. Hilda
Carrie and her Red Ravens will be an added
speciality.
Chauncey Olcott will be at the Broad
way. THE White Horse Tavern will be
played at Paytons. At Blaney's the
title Of the play is The Millionaire and
he Policeman's Wife" Jim the PEN
man will be at the Gotham.