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plays. For their opening week Romeo
and Juliet" will be presented.
The Aroadians" begins its third week
at the Liberty Theatre with q complete
fulfilment OF the indications for success
which attended it's opening. The general
verdict has been that The Arcadians'
has accomplished what has been but
rarely achieved in a musical play. the
combining of comedy with a beautiful
and poetic setting With q cast including
Julia Sanderson, Ethel Cadman, Audrey
Maple, Connie Edss. Percival Knight
and Frank Moulan, The Arcadians" IL
we'll sung and acted.
The Jolly Bachelors" has entered
upon what bids fair TO be a long run at
the Broadway Theatre. Nora Beyes. who
is featured with the production. has ectne
clever songs and numerous comedy
situations, while Stella Mayhem as a
cOlored chorus girl adds to the fun. The
book was written by Glen MacDonouGh.
the music by Raymond Hubbell and the
entire production staged by Ned Way
burn. the architect Of The Midnight
Sons"
The Dollar Princess at the Knioker-
booker, is now in its twenty-second week
and still playing to crowded houses.
The cast of London and American musical
comedy artists continues unchanged.
comprising Valh Valli. Adrienne Augarde,
Louis Pounds, Z. J. Connolly, Donald
Brian. Will West and others. The secret
OF The Dollar Princess's' favor is that
1t Is the kind OF piece which bears seeing
The end Of the run OF the operetta Die
Forester Christi" seems a long way off.
This operetts has filed the Irving Place
Theatre nightly. Miss Lucie Engelke. the
soubrette, as Christ and Manager Theodor
Burgarth as Kaiser Josef H.. are the centre
Of the attraction. For Saturdays matinee
the farce comedy -Logenbrueder" will
be played.
Tomorrow begins Chauncey Olcott's
last week at the Academy OF Music in
Ragged Robin Mr.. Olcott has scored
a popular success in this picturesque
drama and Is drawing large audiences.
His songs are az usual an attractive
feature OF the performance.
At the Herald Square Theatre Lew
Fields continues to amuse in the musical
comedy -Old Dutch" by Victor Herbert
night Fields's part Of the eccentric tn-
ventor has been enlarged with good re-
suits. Victor Herbert's score is light and
tuneful and the play has an elaborate
mounting and an attractive chorus.
Alice Dovey, Eva Davenport and Ada
Lewis are in the company.
Andrew Mack in The Prince Of BE-
hemis" will be the attraction for this
week at the West End. going to Harlem
directly from it's run at the Hackett
Theatre. The production is in two acts.
the book by j. Hartley Manners. music
by A. Baldwin Sloane and lyrics by E. Ray
Goetz. Mr.. Mack's supporting company
is headed by Miss Christie Macdonald.
The Chocolate Soldier continues ON
it's merry way at the Casino. where it ID
still doing a large business. There seems
to be no reason why the popular military
gentleman should not stay throughout
the season, and It 10 likely that the play
will be continued as a summer attraction.
The attraction at the Grand Opera
House for this week will be a return
OF James Forbes's comedy
The Travelling Salesman" This offer
ing. which deals with the incidents in
the life of drummer on the road, will
be presented by the same cast that played
at the Gaiety Theatre for over nine
and Gertrude CoghlAn.
The Hippodrome presents its several
spectacles. including the Jewel Ballet
and many scenic surprises. Among the
latter may be mentioned the "Moonlit
Panorama Of New York Harbor," The
Cave Of Gems, The Crystal Palace in
the Centre OF the Earth and a Msori
village, introducing the tribe OF sixty
natives in their wild -Hakas.- The
earlier part Of the programme Includes q
circus
Lionel Barrymore. Mckee Rankin and
Phyllis Rankin in a one act dramatic
skit called The Jail Bird" will be the
big feature at Hammerstein's Victoria
Theatre this week. Others ON the pro-
gramme will be Lillian Shaw. the sing
ing coincidence; Stuart Barnes, monolo-
gist; Mckay and Cantwell in their satire
1On the Gay White Way" Mile. Eugenie
Fougere, the chanteuse; Cliff BerzaG's
circus. Grin. comedian and
juggler; Sig. Elcota, the Paderewski
singers and dancers.
Alhambra patrons will have the fret
of seeing Miss Gertrude
Hoffmann's new Offering. embracing
OF seventeen famous
types ranging from Isadora Duncan
to Harry Watson. Her speciality runs
for an hour Simon and Gardner will
present their one aot exit The New
Coachman" and James Thornton, the
will enliven the programme
Bert Levy. the caricaturist, will offer
his drawing speciality, and the balance
Of the bill will include Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmie Barry in -Hensfoot's Corners"
Harvey De Vora Trio. singers and dancers;
Rex's Comedy Circus and Hassan Ben
Alis Arabs.
Denman Thompson returns to vau-
deville at Keith a Proctor's theatre
this week and will present Joshua
Whitoomb.' from which was evolved
the -Old Homestead" On the same bill
will be Andy Rice, the Hebrew paradist,
in a new act; La Petite Mignon, the
mimic; Hobledillo, slack wire comedian
and pantomimist the Three Keatons in
fun. the American Dancers,
the Camille Trio. grotesque horizontal
bar experts, and the Juggling Bannons.
Plenty OF amusing features will bc
noticeable on this weeks programme at
the Colonial What promises to be the
feature will be the production OF the