The sun., 1909-02-28
~ BROOKLYN THEATRES.

| DER TWO concerts every sunday afternoon
and evening.
~ BROOKLYN THEATRES.
Rose stahi Returns in The Chorus
Lady"
Rose Stshl the heroine OF James
Forbes's play OF stage life, THE Chorus
Lady returns to Brooklyn tomorrow
night. opening an engagement OF one
week at the Montauk Theatre. "The
Chorus Lady when announced for pro-
duction at the Savoy Theatre with Miss
Stehl "a the star created only mild ripple
of interest. as both star and author were
at that tirpe pract ically unknown in New
York. The morning following the pro-
duction Miss Stahl found herself an estab-
lished star. Miss Stahl's Characterization
Of Patricia. a young woman whose breezy
slang phrases. remarkable knowledge Of
the world. philosophic reasoning and over
whelming goodness endear her to every
audience. Is unusually good. The cast
is the same that appeared during the
New York run.
Harry Bulger and his company, includ.
ing the comedienne Henrietta Byron.
will head the programme at the Orpheum
this week in a comedy skit entitled -He
Was Soldier Too Mr., Bulger was
lately the star Of Algeria Ksrno's
liners in their lively pa pantommic skit- Slums
Of london" OF morn dignified character
is THE Patriot a grand opera of revo-
ltionary days. This Is In one act and was
written by Stanislaus STANCE and Julian
Edwards. The chief character is Wash
iinston, which will be sung by Huntington
Frederick Ed F. Reynard. in 'tRs the
specially which he calls a Night in Bing-
Vile" has a ventriloquial comedy with
eight or ten amusing dummy characters.
Prees Eldridge will be on hand with a
budget of new stories.
Az the Greenpont this week Sam Chip
and Mary Marble will be seen in their
lsughable skit In Old Edam.'- Jesse
LAsky also has production on the bill
this time II is THE Seven Hoboes.
Toncy Haskell. appropriately billed as
= that rascal will entertain with some
songs and lively talk.
This weeks offering by the Crescent
stock company will be thoroughly |
adequate production Of the charming
American comedy drama THE Three OF |
tE. Dy MISS fNHCfltl tTOtreTs. ne piece 1
was done originally at the Madison Square |
Theatre in a quiet, unpretentious man |
ner. and at once leaped into. unusual |
success. IL ran to overlooking business |
for over year and finally its manager
was obliged to organize three extra com
panies, 80 great was the demand for the |
play on tour
Manager Keeney has booked another
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by Brooklyn's character comedian, Frank
Bush, who will be seen in a new act in
which he does a musical specially. An
other good feature will be the Italian
wizard Deodato, who does a number Of
illusions Others TO complete
the bill will bs the singing oomedienne,
Harriet Raymond direct from the Anna
Coulter and Wilson, known
as the college Boys; Ri ce Brothers,
comedy acrobats; Harris and French in
q clever singing skit and some new motion
pictures. Amateur matinee every Tues
day is as big hit as the Thursday anna
teur night,
At the Montauk Theatre on Friday after
noon Fred Niblo, the humorist traveller,
will conclude his series OF -Zig-Zsg Jour
neys" with travel talk on London.
Leading the Bijous programme this
week will be Elsie Harvey and her Dancing
Boys in a picturesque and lively act and
dr. and Mrs. Harry Thorne and company,
Tho will present a comedy SIX etch. Others
IN the bill are: the Wally Trio. comedy
lorobats; the Levy Family. in a musical
pecialty;, the Clipper Comedy Four,
'orce, and Williams, Harrigan and Giles
md Minnie Hurst.
A favorite and wholesome play, Under
,outhern Skies will be the attraction
t the Folly Theatre. Lottie Blair Park er.
rho wrote Way Down East is the 9
uthor, The play il now in its eighth I
eason OF undiminished popularity and it I
'as the means Of establishing Grace I
ieorge as one Of our foremost actresses.
will be played 10y good company.
Bob Van Osten. a comedian OF quaint /
un,or, In the leader of the Serenaders,
new organization that will make it's {
rst appearance at the Star Theatre this
'eek. This organization comes heralded
a presenting a first class programme U
nd possessing a splendid stage equip Q
ient
onsistng Of six numbers the programme =
D be presented at the Olympic Theatre I,
y the Crack cracks company promises :.
D be a good one. Billy Hart, a quaint y
omedian, and Ruby IIeoni are the leaders :,
, two musical comedies. !,
Two musical comedies and half a dozen Y
audeville specialties comprise the pro-
ramme OF the Girls from Happylsnd 3,
ayety, Theatre this week, Billy W. /,
Ia tAon formerly n star of aMe Hin, ard