The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
NEWS OF THE THEATRES
ABORN OPERA COMPANY OPENS
ar TINE PLAZA.


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Popular Prices New BIll win POlaire
At LAST week Of
''The MIkado" at the Casino Begins.
Tho Aborn Comic Opera Company viii
begin a summer engagomSes ~ the Plaza
Music Hall this week with an elaborate
revival IL The Mikado- at popular
prices. The theatre has been entirely ~
decorated with hanging wistaria, JAPANESE
lanterns and other Oriental effects 81 rs
to he in keeping with Gilbert and Sullivan =
opera The principals include Ada Meade
"a Yum Yum. Robert Lott as kO-ko and
Phil Branson as The MkddO, while other
important members of the cast are Hunt
ington May. Lillian Swain. Florence
Rother, Hattie Arnold. Charles Airing and
Philip Fein There will be a chorus Of
fifty pretty girls and an augmented or
chestra. Three mRtinees will be given
weekly
Louis Mann has an amusing farce in
The Cheater.- in which he is appearing
at the Lyric Theatre IL il an adaptation
made by Mr. Mann himself from German
play and concerns the predicament OF a
reformer who comes by Inheritance into
possession Of an all night saloon OF the
type against which he has inveighed most
furiously In addition 20 Mr. Mann the
cast includes Emily Ann Wellman, Ma
thilde Cotrelly Miss Parks Patten. DE Witt
Jennings. Ethel Conroy. Melville Stewart.
Jenreys Lewis, T.. A Kelly. Albert Parker.
John Bunny and Edward Norton
! At the Aston Theatre the jolly comedy
Seven Days enters upon its thirty-fifth
week and the Fourth Of July matinee to-
morrow will be tho ?73d timo for this play
on Broadway Seven DAYS is one play
that will stick to It's promise and keep going
all summer. its manager says.
The Corse Payton Stock Company at
! the Academy of Music will rs seen this
week in The Girl Of the Golden West
the play made famous 10y Blanche Bates
aud David Belasco.
The last week Of the all star cast re-
| vival of Tho Mikado- at the Casino will
b. ushered IN tomorrow night There
/ will ~ no extra matinee for tn" Fourth
/ The next appearance OF Nine. SChcr at the
Casino will In AZ the head Of her own com
/ PAW IN OCtoOsr in new opera 90 no an
! nounCed later.
-Girlies- at the New Amsterdam Theatre
has a new Aeroplane number which is
IN many respects ono of thu most re-
markable stage effects that Frederic
. Thompson has produced bipIane that
follows the lines of the most Successful
models. manned 10y a pilot. and twelve
of the -girlies' ~ passengers, H. shown -
the audience and IL manipulated ia such
fashion thai the illusion Of is fiight many
feet above the roofs 80 the college build
inGs which are the -cspe Of the action 81
! the piece u well carried out
Marie Drassler in lew FIcldss Droduc-
ton Of Title = Nightmare IA IN ~ third
month of success at the Herald square
Theatre The 2IOth CONSECUTIVE" per
Torrance Of this play since it, orening
will IL On Tuesday evening Of this week
Miss Dr"ssleT herself. la the role oi
tho boarding houAe drudge, hls scored
the greatest triumph Of her laugh making
/ C.lreeT
/ Bert Williams the colorcd comedian.
- star 81 the aggregation ~ well known
| players who are appearing on the New
York Theatr" roof in the latest ZieRfeld
l production. The Folles OF 1910 II lsa
typical summer musical show. fun Of
! girls and clever EpeCis lilies.
Lew Fieldss production 81 The sum.
n-r NidowNrs' enters upon its fourth
week AZ tho Broadway Theatre tomorrow
night. This entertainment has proved
itself worthy successor 10 The Mid
night sons and The jolly Rach.lors
IL IL bright. tunciul and full Of surprises
Mr. Fields himself and Irene Franklin
APPEAR in the pi ece
The last week 81 tho engagement Of
the College Girls AZ the Columbia
Theatre begins tomorrow afternoon
/ A.. r.
as a test II the drawing powers Of bur
I-squo IN summer. and the outcome has
been so satisfactory that the Columbia /
will remain uren until the beginning Of
the regular season IN September. with the
Bshman show following the College
Girls on July II.
The holiday week brings a new array
Of talent 70 Hammerstein with the ex-
ception Of Mile Polaire and her French
company in the dramatic playlet lie
Visiteur. with it, Apache dance Mile
Polares success has resulted IN her
continuance for n short time. Con-
spicuous among the new acts IL Jesse l.
lasky's musical production. At th"
Country Club The SIX Musical Cuttys
comprise another big number The S.d ,
dons in novel juggling act. Bedlni and
Arthur IN a new burle-lu- - Mile Polair.
called -Apollinariuz. in which Bedini
PLAYS the burglar and Arthur the. emo !
iional Polaire: the Dunedin troupe II /,
Lscyciist-. Frozini. the ACCORDION -oioist: /
u. Haven and Sidney in their diyerting
specially and the DUNCAN sisters. singers !
and dancers. are anon z the other acts
The Barnyard Romeo and paris |
10y Night. Mons e. Molassos pantomlue
~ the French undervo Grid. will b" two .
important features on the American Roof ,
Garden this week where both matinee
and night performances are given
Vaudeville will also h. presented. inCiud-
ing tho Vienna-s Posing Beautiez. Stella i.
Mayhem and Billee Taylor: Conway and ;
Leland called The Merry Nonopedes.
and several other acts.
The bill At the Fifth Avenue this week
calls for eight American acts Leading the
entertainers will be Eva Fay m her mys-
FERROUS -TharnatuTgy- Others ar. How
ard and Howard. comique-. in The
Hehrew Messenger Boy and the Thass-
plan: Harry Brsen. the male Eva Tan
quay; Lisle. Leigh and company in the
dramatic sketch Weaving the Net:
Catherine Hayes and Sab"l johnson, |
25O pound comediennes. in a Dream II
Baby Days- La Neen Cross and company
in Roman sports and pastifnes and