The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-29
'NIKADVREYIYALH TOMORROW
WITH CIsT OF STARS TNCLVD-
ING FRITXI SCHEFF.

lev FIeisls And TIE sumnssF RldOWeTs''
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"Opens lburlesaue At the New Vera
News q the Plays mat CSatinne.
Another all star revival. this time q
comic opera. occurs a. the Casino Theatre
tomorrow night. when TIE shubeTts and
william A. Brady viii put On The Mikado'
for a brief engagement. The leading
players are FritEi SoheH. jefferson Dc
Angels. Josephine Jacoby. Andrew Mack.
William Pruetts. Christie Macdonald.
william Danforth. Arthur Cunningham
and Christine Nelson. In addition 70 the
interest which WOJAd naturally be arOJhed
by q production Of The Mikado' with
such a cast Of players thpre Il Gapecial
significance In the Appearances In this
organization Of FFitzi schslf and Josephine
JaOOby. Miw ScheR's appearance a.
YuR RWm win be her debut under the
Shubert management. with which she Il
10 be associated hsnosGOrth. Nine. Jacoby.
recently q member Of the Metropolitan
Opera Company. u 10 appear a. kaiiaAa,
and her impersonation Of this character
constitutes her entrance In tho field Of
light opera Tho plot. music and lyrics
Of The MIkadO' are too well known 10
require additional mention. The pieOS
has been presented 70 frequently and with
90 much success for the last twenty-five
years that Il Il widely known both 10 tho
Classss and the masses.
Lew Fields brings 10 the Broadway
Theatre Thursday night what he calls
= musical panorama u seven views
Added interest 10 the production viii
lis In the fact that Mr. Fielda himself
will play one Of the principal rolss. The
Summer WidOwers' was written by Glen
Marlborough. author Of The Midnight
sons and The Jolly Baohelors.' while
the staging IL from the fertile mind q
Ned Wayburn. A. Baldwin Sloane, COM
poser Of TITLES Nightmare has writ
ten the music, and the scenic equipment
Ia by Arthur VOegtlin Of the New York
Hippodrome. In the announcements Of
the cast Irene Franklin IL featured with
Mr. Fields Also In tho cast are Ada Lewis.
Kate Condor. formerly oontFaltO " the
-BOstoniAns-; Alice Dewey. Miss Norton.
Minerva Courtney. the Hess sisters, little
Helen Hayes. Willis P. SWeatnAm. Fritz
Williams. Walter Percival. Charles Judels.
Paul Nicholson, viii Archie. William
Burress. Eugene O'Rourks. Vernon Castle.
Burt Green. Jack Henderson and Matt
land Davies.
A burlesque show called the Merry
whirl' begins an engagement, al the New
York Theatre tomorrow night. James c.
Morton and y y Moore are al the head
Of the company and many novelties
calculated 20 create astonishment and
ingenious and elaborate costumes and
soenery are promised.
AZ the Garrick Theatre Henry Miller
begins his fourth week in tho clever
comedy BY A. \. Thomas. Her Husbands
Wife, This play 10 one 81 the Wittiest
and most charming that have been pro-
duoed since The Molluse' Mr.. Miller
IL supported by Laura Hope Crews. Grace /
Elliston, Mabel Bert. Orme CaldaFa and
Bruce McHas.
Caste. with Ito all star cast Of players. !
enters up0n the last week OF lie engage |
ment at the Empire Theatre. its revival
has given widespread pleasure. Those
who appear are Marie Tempest, o. p.
Hunilcy. Elsie Ferguson Edwin Arden. /
Maud Milton and Julian Royce.
This 10 the last week Of the al star re-
vival Of Jim the Penman- At the Lyric !
Theatre. The combination OF the alb
s0rhlnR crime and detective drama with /.
the list Of stars has proved popular. The
cast Includes Wilton l.ackaye. John Mason.
Theodore Roberts, Florence Roberts. !
Arthur Forrest. Marguerite Clark, Thur /
low Bergen. Ernest Glendinning Jeifrsys I
Lewis. Grace Reals. Louis Masssn, Fred |
erck PAulding and James Ksarney.
CLYDE Fisch's last drama. The City"
IL entering the final week Of its engage
ment a. the Hackeit Theatre. The pro-
ductiOn has run an entire season in New
York and will reopen early in the autumn /
before going on tour The cast has To-
manned unaltered since the opening night.
The approach Of the hot weather will
bring with II a temporary cessation of the
long run Of II. B. Warner in Alias Jimmy
Valentine Paul Armstrong; play Will 1
remain at Wallack's Theatre for only a
few more weeks. The run will he re-
sumsd, with Mr. Warner and the present
able company. early In the fall.
Al the AatOr Theatre Tomorrow the
Jolly play Seven Days will begin its
lhirtieth week The success Of this clever
comedy proves that tho great majority
likes 20 laugh AZ clean. wholesome humor,
which is the kind in Seven Days
The longest run Of the year has been
,cored by Winchsll smiths comedy The
Fortune Hunter az the Gaisty Theatre.
with John Barrymore In the title role.
After playing through the season The
Fortune Hunter will remain until en-
rene hot weather neceasitates a vacation ,
or the cast Tbs run will be resumed
ate in August.
AZ the Grand Opera House this week
David Belasco will bring 70 an end David
Naraslda season in The Music Master"
q IL warfield's first appearance In New
FORK this season and besides ending his
our will mark the end Of The Music
Master for next season MF. BelAsco will
,ressnt his star In q new play, which will
ave ita premier At the Belasco Theatre
a the autumn.
This is the last week u Rose Stahl's
A. L.