The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-23

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Of magazine articles embodying. her
experiences. she will open the belasco
S~tlyvesant for tho season, OF 1e0o.i0'
Appearing again In 'Tbe Easiest way.
At the Lincoln Square Theatre THE
Follies Of the Day" q burlesque show
with the usual number Of girls and
rush. 1t has proved acceptable to those
who appreciate this sort OF entertainment
'The Girl From Rector's,' the much
discussed French farce. remains at
Weber's Theatre, where 1t has been for
several months.
Entirely ~redeoorated for the coming
engagement Of Marie Dressler In Richard
Carries summer song show The Roy and
the Girl the Aerial Gardens over thu
New Amsterdam Theatre will be thrown
open to the public on Monday night
Despite the fact that playgoers are
still piling in at the Criterion, Charles
Dillingham; plans for an early summer
vacation for Elsie Janis will bring the
diessn ss IN f tbs e,S eEaeenad e s0s m Hs%si
sayety to a close with next Saturday
nights performance Of The Fair Co-Ed.'
Miss Janis's performances az the college
madcap have been confined to two cities.
New York and Chicago.
Tomorrow nights performance by
Miss Maude Adams and her company in
What Every Woman Knows will begin
tho last two weeks Of the Barrie comedy
this season. prior to the beginning Of re-
hearsals Of Joan Of Arc. that Miss Adams
10 to do in the stadium In Harvard Uni
versity or June 20. The lasting qualities
Of the Barrie comedy. its consistept
moro surprising than the irony and
humor that delight every auditor OF
this play.
New life has apparently been shot into
the Garrick Theatre-sufhoient, At least,
to keep 1t crowded for q good while into
the summer-by the success scored by
William Collier Ia The Man From Mex
ico.' MIR. Collier dryly humorous charac-
terization Of Bsniamin Fishugh. the
Would-be hero Of MEXICO and the actual
hero Of Blaokwell's IsAnd. puts the come.
dian to the fore as one Of the most skilful
OF hWeTlCan IaTCoufb.
Charles Dillingham; newest musical
gayety, THE Candy shop enters its
second month at the -Knickerbocker.
John Barrymore. who Ia to join Rock
and Fulton, Louise Dresser. Frank Labor,
Mrs. Yeamans and the other leaders Of
the cast this week. IL the newest feature
Of the constantly varying fun.
-
.pho Midnight Sons a summer musi-
cal show produced by Lew Fields,
opened at the Broadway Theatre last
night. II In reviewed in another column.
George Fawcett in THE Great John
Canton continues at the Lyric Theatra.
His Interpretation OF the title role in this
drama served to establish him as a star.
THE Blue Mouse 10Y at Maxine
Elliott's colored theatre, is pack
ing them in AZ steadily a. when she first
came to own more than six months
ago. Not since the days Of Charles
Hoyt has a farce enjoyed greater success
than this Clyde Fitch offering.
Going Some the new comedy by
Paul Armstrong and Rex Beach now
running at the Belasoo Theatre. goes
some moro at every performance. 1t pro-
vokss an endless chain Of laughs. each
outburst OF merriment following right on
the heels Of tho other.
James T. Powers in Havana At the
Casino Theatre continues . prosperous
career. The star and tho production are
equally praised.
THE Red Moon at the Majestic Theatre
radiates color and vivacity and furnishes
q setting for the negro comedians Cole
and johnson. The Genes are novel. the
music and lyrics new and catchy.
In spite Of the rumor that The Beauty
Spot" at Law Fields's Herald Square
Theatre was to make way for another
attraction-a rumor promptly denied
from the Shubert Off ces-the De hoy en-
Herbert musical play runs merrily. There
is no more popular musical show on
Broadway. and the new song that Mr.:
DeAnselis has put in, Foolish Questions,
has turned out to be n OF the comedy
hits Of the piece.
Dollie Toye. the double voiced vocalist,
will top the bill at the American Music
Hall this week. She uses both voices In
selections which cover . range from tho
simplest ballads to examples OF grand
opera solos. Lee Kohlmar. that 'spoony
Teuton- Of The Music Master also has
been coaxed into vaudeville. and assisted
by his own company offers A Lesson in
German Collins and Hart, Two Strong
Men, one Of the funniest Of burlesque
scte. and Lind? a European sensation
Offering a scenic singing production,
are the other stellar features. Aeso-
ciated with them will be Prof. Neunan.
the mind reader; Phyllis Lee and company
in Commencement Day The Water
Harvey in a Room Upside Down.
Ward" the Mar, a Brothers. xylophone
experts; Orola French and company in
"A Dream OF America, and Minna X.
Hurst in new illustrated songs.
4 programme headed by Sydney Drew
and company in his farce .Billy's Tomb
stones" is announced for this week at
the Plaza Music Hall. Top line honors
are also shared by Alex Carr and company.
Charles j. Ross and James j.. Morton
Mr.. Carr will present the n act playlet
-Toblitsky. or the End Of the World
Charles j. Ross will present his mimicry
ana travessy entitled -Chuokles.' James
j. Morton, who has just returned from .
conquest Of the English music halls, will
make his FIRST New York temperance.
He ann ounces a nsw m~onologue OF With
oisms based on his English experiences: