The New York Clipper (September 1905)

Sl2 Tiai^. ISriSW li^OKTC C3IA:PPT]n.' ^i^mtftftn 30. yKW MtUK CITV. '. Rfvlf^fv .anil Oomrornl.—Two olhrc fhwilfs opened I he HeR«fti> liisl wtek, mak'^ liiii llie lint nf npco linuo(>:< iilmonc completo. ■j'he .Mondny niglii. openltiirn Infliuled: "'I'he Nlrodow Behind I he Throne," iit the MuiiKAr llil.i. TiiPATnKi "MnrchlDj Through Geor- tln," nt I lie I'oirtbiisth Stiiiikt Tiiimthk; the ItiiBsell ItrntherH, In "The llpeiil. Jewel .MjKiery.' ui '.he AMr.nirAN TtiiMriin, nniJ ■How Me I.Ieil to llfr IliiKhnnd" nml '"J'lin Mnti of iK'stlny." iil (lie Oaiiiiii'K riii:ATlir.. Ihc liisl three nnined licltiK ilienxecii for Ifip flrst. lime In Mils Hlj- On Wednw riny rilKlil. Hep(. L'O, Ihe lli;r,AKn» TllDATliB l,)'gan ItK R.-nHnii, with Mil. Leolle CarliT, In II rm-lvnl of "Adren.".. i.. ..Tlie I'mNiiBSN TllKATRi; opimrd the Hoiimni 'i'hnrsrtny niglil, I'li under (ho direction "f Henry >llller> wlHi II mo'k '•oinpnny. hcmW liy Mnrjarct Anglln, In the llfHt New Vorh prCHenlnlloa (.r "/Irii." n <<>»'■ net pliiy. l>y .1- UnrlleT ,\ilimierf< nnil Henry Mlllif, whieh proved (o hnii revlHPd vcrshin <ir -The New MnKdiileii." I'lirlher fnenlliinnf ihe two lnnl nnmed pro- iluetinhH will he fnillid clNewhcre 111 llllB Imkiip.... . .The eftd i.l' lln- week wiw the .InHlnir i.f I.i'xa I'akk. 1iiii:a.mi.amp, lliiNniin- soN'H mid ulher Coney IhIhimI fpnl iiieH, the MnrdI t'.tnu. I8-2:I. wlmllnu the Heiimm up ill II hill/.!' iif glory Tlic eonlhiiieil nl- imciloiiK f.ir the week fiiilliiic Hopi. T.I were : Mr«. I-e«Ile Cnrler lU lll:l,.^Hm•)*, Mni-Kiirel AnRllii iind liep eonipnny nt the l'iiiNn;H«, ■The imke of Diilnlh" nt the Ma.ii:hti<:, Arnold Ihily nl; the (U»ni(Mi. Jnlin Drew nt I lie I.:mi'Iiii:. "The Trndlgnl Hon" nt Iho Xiiw A.\lRTi:iii>Aii, Mnilne Kllhilt nt the CiilTi'.nioN-, l.iilii «;i:iM«r'«t ih« KMt<ict;itiini'Ki;it, the )(oije|..M Itrolhern dl the Miikiitv, "The I'riiiee • •hnp" III the Maoihom SQiiAni:, llDherL l.u- inlno. In "Man iind Snpirmim," m Ihe lliir»- SON, I'dnnMnynl Iiai.y'k, Jl'-lnlyreniid Ilenth Bl Ihe Ni:w VoUK, dlvepslfleil enlerliilnnioiil at Ihe llii'i>'>i>itiiMK, "It lliippeneil hi Nordlond" nl Ihe I.r.w Kii!t-»H, Dnvlil Wnrlleld nl the Ili.Mi'. Iliiyni'ind lllfchiwl! ut Wai.i.ai.k's, "The IVnrI nnd "the I'limphlii" nl the llitoAKWAV, Snin Uernnrd, In "The ItnllhU- iiiK (!hl." Ill Ihc llr;iiAi.i> SijiAiii: : "Kiin- imin" 111' Ihe I.viiif, "'Wny Uown Unnl" nl Ihe Ai'aiii:mv, Ihe ulnok cnmiinrty nl Ihe \i.lli(iii.l.i;. Itnheil IMrnnii nl Ihe K.iviiv, "Che Ihiil .^nlnnl■llnn" nt Ihn Oahmkn, nnd "Mnry i». .lohn" ill ihc .M.wiiArrAN, llie three Inst nnined eloNliiB nn Ihnt (lute. At rmicTou'H Kii'-rii Avr.vi i; nnd Onh IlrNiiiii:ii ASn Twi:NTVi.M.-ni Stukkt Tiii;atiii:s mnrk prndnellonM eoiillniiiMl ;Tht! one wei'it slniirts elnnln).' :::i were: "The Shnilaw He- hind Ihe Throne" ul the Mriiii.iv Illi.t., "MnvehlnK Thiviigh demitlii" m the rin.li- ■iin.vvK Stiiki:p. Ihe IJiiH«ell nrolhem »t lUe Amkiiu'aX. "('iisier'M I.iihI Klulit" nt llio TiiAi.i'A, '"More to'He 1'Illeil Tliim Scoineil" 111 the Tllliui Avi:mi:. "Me. lllm nnd I" nt ih« flHAMi Oi'BiiA IIiiTmh, "Tllo VliKlnlnu" nt'ilie llAlii.KSi tlrniiA llDiHii, "The Wlaurd of i»»" nl Ihe \Vi;sT KnI). "Trnekeil Aioiind Hie Wrtild" nl Iho Hi-au nnd "llnzol Jxliku" 111 (ho MKTlifii'oi.iK Vnrlely enli-ilnin- ineiit Wild fiirnlHhed nl I'unrrnii'H Tjvkntv- ■iiliiil) Kriii.Dl'. the t'ai.oyiAi., ToNV 1'am- Tiill'H, the Victoria, Knrni'H f.vni.v HoiMin:, I'lincniii's rirrY-lMiilirii Htiiiiw. Ihe Ai,- irAJiiijiA, Iliiirriti & Skahos'.s, Iho I'ai.ack, and Ihe Kasiilv Tiidatiii:. I1iii1:ii'h Mrsm'M prewnlpd ihc iimuil llHt i.f vuiidovlllc unit riirloH. .MiNiin'M Kiiiirrii AM:Nri:, IhoriiU'i.i:, Ihe |)i'.wi;v, Minku's I»ii\vi:iiv. Ihe I.onhon', nnd Ihn (lirriiAM fiiriiKhed lim-lwtiiie. PrliipPNH Tlicntri' (Henry Miller, inun- ^sot). —ThlH house opened ilie sciikhii Thiiix- any eveiihiit; Sepi. L'l. under the dlieri Ion of llunrv .Miller, iiiid wllh .MAigiirel Anglln nn Ihtf hlar of a moek conipiiii.v eninpoKCd iil well known Bud enpnble pliiycix The 'vehldn chi^crii fur Hie openliiK wn» "Zlrn." u drnniii, lu lour nets, fmindud iiiiiiii Wllkle L'idlhi«' wvll known Ktory, "'I'lie New .Mnudnlen," by ,1. Ilni'ltev .MniiiierH onil Hunry Miller. I'hii work WHH given lln llrsl preHi'ninlloil Seiil. 11. ut the Delnm'o Thenlre. I'llihlmfK, I'li. ■|"he ul«v 1^ reiilly n rcvlned version of the iilit lilny taken from Mr, Collltin' sloiy, wllli llm ai'Cnc of Hie llrst net ehllUKed from the I'Teneh Wiir lo ilie lloi'i Win: Hnt It oireri oSii'ellent (ipitorliinlly I'nr .MI.^h Anglln. for wlium It wiis eHpivlnlly constriieled. In spile of Hie fnei IhnI Hie priilelpnl ehnrnelorH •n the pinv. exeepl Zlrn, nre niireiil, Ihe' true, hoiunii Vhijj ut Hie liiller niiiheH nroenilH for <uiinv i<hi>rleiiinliigi<. un<l UmkIk n slrouu Henri Iiileresl lo Ihe work, whlih liolil.; Ike niulli'iiee. In ihe I Hie role, Mlwi AtiRllii wnH Keen iii her hesl, niiil Ihe benrty veooKiillhm given her for her work wiik Ihor- iirtghlv ihwrved. In Hie lli'Hl two ncln sbu ttud liol eiilh'd iijioii lo ilo nny Hiroiig work, lull In uel ihiee the deninnd nnide upon her WUH most exncthig, nnd nlie neoiillleil lierKelf wllU grenv iredll. The slerlhiK nhlllly of ihls nelie.HK hOH long Imh'ii reeognlied liy loenl ihenlre'jcoei'K, and her ndinlrei'M in'enehi at Ilie opening perforiiiniiee were qiilek In see Hint she had lo«l none of her power, nnd wns nHII wonhy of Hie iilaie she held In Hielr esleeni. lii Ihii net referri'd to nliove, during her scene with UuHi Wilding. MIhi Anitlln Koared lo nti entoiloiml helghl roicly ivIiiiesRed upon our sliiBe. Never dnrhiKlhe ejillre srene did Klie fiill to porliliy Ihe hll- ter nngulMh of rt woninn nlioul lo he deprived of her new found linpiihu'sa nnd he Ihrimt liilo Hie de»piilv of ti dark inline. She iinide her aiidleneo feel her niignlsh. nnd In Hie end. where nhe delled her lornienlors anil declnred IhnI (the |voi1ld I'onilnne lo live In her new found iKime OH an liuposter, n lUrlll of NntlnfaeHoii I'Wpl over her anilltiiiY. In n word, .\tlns .'VucUn nliiih' a nionl pri'iioiiiieed nneeens liv L'lvlni: n reinnrknhle pti'ee of aelliig wlileli would will rnvor for a h'^ii inerllorhiiiw piny. I'ViinU Worlhhig. ns tin- llev, ilordon tinvef- Ing. did iniillnl work, .lainesoii l,ee Kinney iiinde Ihe niosi of UIh fow op|ii>rlnn1lU'K n% t.'uiilnln Arnold Sylvester. Ileverly Sit- itreavi's wok excellent 111 Ihe iliankleHH lolc ..I l.'illli Wlldlnn. Mild .Mi'K. Tliiiiiuis WlillTeii i\ji« lovalile as l.iidy CoiixlanKe t'lnverlat. 'I'he lai'l In full; llev. Hoidon • •huerint, I'l-aiik Wiirtlilnii: rapt. Arnold ^lvl•'^•ster. .liiini'son I.ee iMnlioy: Sir Tied- ei-lck Kiiowlea. I-', II. i". M., lleori;c S. Tllhe- I'lMp'e : The lllKliop of Wiipphiif. Tied Thorae; Mark Trenl. .1. II. Criinrurd : Major Hi'ueriil iliuhniii. MifrrlnclMii IteyiiohN; roloiicl Iiiiv- .■nirv. .lack SIfliidliii:: Ciiplaln liiiinlon, llarfv llvde: I'nplalli I.eltili. Siniihope Wlieiilernrt: Caplnhi I'lirry. Ilowenl l.i'xvis: Viirueoii WnKoii. I'niiik Wlllard: Siii'Ki'im nvnii". I.eoii v. Ilnnvn; SiiVgeon llruee. Av- thtti' Moore: nrderl.v, A. II. Kranklhi : Ar HiH« rieldln^'. Ilerlram IlnrHMon: .locoli Iln-s. rreilerleU Wnrieii; lUiller. Wlllliiia Iieuiie- fonlinnn. I'liiU'les Itrme ; The l.ady i'.Mnlaiiee I'lnverlng. Mt''. Thomnn WhlfTeii: mull Wlldtnif. Itek-erly SI I urea re's: Nellie 'larlliorne. (Jweniliilyn Viileiiiliic ; lli'.;ter Trenl i ;ii'lerwind« I'lilleil "Zlin"i. Maigniel AiigUii. The .second week hegan -'•• t'rocdir's t''Uth AVriine Thrii<r«- (.1. Aii-olh I'"yneH, geni.'ial ninungiM'i.—The Troc- lor Hloek Co. rcltilns ''The Siiorllng Duclie.sH'' ««'thin ' wttVH hill. Im ^Kfeiil Hiicoe«»' Inst w6ek ■ Justifying • lr» ■ c/iBilliKintIon. A<i)<>llu Itlnghani, chorleK lllcbmtin. ,1. II. nilmctar, I'lltn I'metor OHk. <'harle« Dlcksoa 'and fier- tnidc t'o)jhl.'lli dapllented, ou SepI. •-'."■>, Hie lilg Impi'en<iIon»«' ihey erenteil la«t wek, and Ihe pnrfnPmnnee now nmn xmooHily nnd with Iremendoiiyly line elTefl. licrnld (Jvlf- Ihi. whose ffreai pcrfoiinnme of Hie trnlner wn" Hie Lnih of nil who wIlTiesfiert It Innl week. In Hllll given hlH ovntlon lit the end of the hlu Ncenp whieh his work makes .so IninresKlve. (leolfrey ' S^iein lins repliir-fd .lolin Wemloy lis Hiipcrt l.elgh. The next prortiferr(n-\vHI tie "One of One fJlrls." ' AmrrKmir TbvMfe (Wftl. T. K^tlgll,' inannK»n.- A eapnelty audience ;;nv(> KIrkcI, Wnlson nnd Wr.ithe nn ovenvlieiming Rivet- ing evening of Sejir. 2."i, In *Toin, Iiiek and llnrfy," lo which Ihey reitnohded Indlvldnnlly nnd collerllvely In Nrtine of Ihe lipst work Ihey linvi! ever preHentcd. The piny Is In iwo nctM, hook nnd lyrl(>!i hy ililrry WlllhnnM nnd .^nron Iloffinnll. nnd mn«Ie h.v Kgherr Vnn Mslyiie. and wns llrnt prmlaceflln Kllznhetb, .N. J., Hejit. I.S.I 'I'he morv l» lost Klght of In IHe Inn which Ih nproarionn ■when, the trio of Hlai'N Is on Ihe .stage, and fnrliuintely they nfe' there nlmOst the entire evening. Au aer'nl bnllle»hlr> Is utolen fmiii tVcHt I'nint and taken lo rcflo lloinlngn, nnil Hie cIinKe of IhiM Invention, hi ivhlcii Tom, IHek and Harry nrHve iii Ihn warm elliniile. Is Ihe wl.ole Mioiy. Harry Wulson, as DIek, who liei.oiiies preshleiil of I'orlo Houilngo for llflecn nilnIII).>.'<, gave his iinuni nnclloiiM Ini' jiei'.-oiinllon of Hie "hiiin," nail the roars ot iannhlef which gi'eeled Ida every expreiiHlon nnd move, form Hie grenlenl tesilnnmlnl which could iioHslhly lie given. (leorge lltckcl, ns Tdm. ran a close (Second, especially In hlM old 'iicT, "The I'lofeH.Hor nnd I Mm I'lipll," where he nnd Dick worked Iii- gel her. Tent* of Innghler ■ greMWI the wpechilty, resiillliic In every one lielau I'Xhnimied. i;<(. I,ee Wroihe wns very funny also ns llnrrv, forming a good rnni'iiiiK male. An n profiiKlon of llowera In enormons set pieces were passed over Ihe foolllglils during Ihe second net, cnH« of "speeeli" were heai'il, and lie responded for Ihe tri-xinr isuii. hlnatlon. I.'rank Thorndyke gave n very' cn- palile performdlfce ns l.leiil. Ninnley. linrrv NMilsoii mill Itessle Clliroril did some very tunny ncrolmllc dancing, Incldeninl lo ili'e song. "Nlcodemiis," and the "business" of Hie iliree won Ininimenilile cncorcH. Their "I'olde rill" soiiK scored nlionst as well. Hi Ilie liiislncHs ailendlnc the iinplensanl nl- Iciillons liesioweil on .Mrs. .Nove» liy her ex- hiishandfl, i(ece;ised or illvori'od—the old hii- iiginnry perKon net—the three worked ns one iinlll Harry Walsop de<'ldi'il to chiisilsi! ihe' Imaginary one. when IhmIIiiiii was lei loose for a while, .leaiinellc I.n Henii siinjt --.Mv .Nlghl- Ingale" veri' idenHlngly. The iwn si'is. iinr- llciilarly Hie lli-si, showing ihe lliidsoii Illver lo Ihe .North, from Wchi I'olnl, ivei-e very prelly. The eosliiining anil Kroaidiig was elVccilve, and Ihere was pleniy of dninlng of an iici'olaillc iiatiiie. .Malinger .VI. H, Woods iind'aihleilly has a money (setter. The easi : Toni, ifnorge I,. Itlefcel;" lihk, llorrv Waison .Ir., Ihirry, IM. I.ee Wroihe; t'olone'l llliifr, llnrry llond ; l.lenleiinni .Mnolev, P'raiik Tliorndyke I Hon (farehii Ilohert .Mhiiii ; «!nl- lie. Tom O'llrlen; licverRo, cinV Price; .Malio, ,lnlin Jleaiy; I'nngo, I'rilnl; Staple- Ion ; I'arson. .lames Mchier: the lireai .Uii-' gill, frank llarnaid; I'm a Trhller, rrnnU .Mri'iie; Senerlio Ulcenrrto. .leniinplie I.e lleaii: Mlliiin limn', llenshi Clilford: .Mrs. i;iln .Noyes, llorolliy T.n .Mnr. The e.xeeiillve slalf: .Manager, Hugh A. lirady: hiisiilesn nmiiager, Kain liessaner; ndviinoe ngcni, .Maurice (inhlsnillh ;'iiiusjenl dlrrelof. .Mel' vllle Ilrown : s'lige dlreciar, i:. I,ep WrnHie; nsslsliiiil singe direcliir, Hen lleriinrd; wnid- lobe, .Mrs. Shnpelro ; cnrpenler. \V. Scniiloii; eleclrlchin, hid. Sliiinioiw; prn|ierlv man, I'"rnnk Melville. Ncxr week, "She Dared Do UIglii." llrliiMi-o Tlioatro iDiivId rielnRCn, nifliin- (fer).—On Wednesilny cvouliig, Scpr. liO, |>c- lore nn niidleiice Hint Illlod every avnilnlilc spot Ip Hio house, Ihls Hienlre opoiiL-il the season with .Mrs. Leslie (.'nrier, hi a revlvdl of ".Ailrea." .Mrs. I'nrler jjave a Kpleiiilld ivndlllon of this dltllenll role, nud waH ne- corded nn uvAIIpii'nt Ihe end of eneli net.- ]\e- Hveen Hie seennd nnil IliIrd nets Hie eiirlnin wi|H raised nnd lowered fiiiirleen times In re- sponse lo Ihe phiiidhs of the audience, .lust prior lo Hie epilogue, where the eiirlnlii falls at Ihe end of ihe piny, another ovailon wns given lo Uie star, nnd she w'ns shnwercil wlili lloral olTerlugs. Mr. llehiKeo, being called for, responded with a few npproprlnle remarks. Imporhlnl ebnnges In Ihe cnsl Included Chns. A. Mlllwnrd. who pinyed Kncso. the part created by ('has. A. Slevi-nsoii, Ihe latter play- ing ArklssuA. In place of 't'yrone Powers, who appeared In the imui Inst season. I'orah AdaniH appeared na liilla Damn, loterpl'olod hint seii> son hy'Kdlth frane. ' 'i'lio performiinee wiiB In'i'verj- way n gie.it Hueeess, nnd the fact Hint Ihe eiignKeiaeiii nf .Mrs, Carter lier« Ih lo be hrlel', will hisnre packed houses dnrliii; lier slay. It Is aniiiiiiaei'il thai Ihe last per- formnnce of ".\dren" will ho given Oct, 7. lo lie followed hy a week of "Znnii," iifler whIeh mere will he fourteen perforinnnoes of ''Dii Harry." .Mrs. Carter will then start on n tour of Ihe large ellles. The cast : Kaeso of Norlcuni. Charles A. .Mlllivard: Arklssna of li'risin, i;hnrles A. Sieveason: Mnreim X.ccru, .Mnrslinll Welch : Holy Niigar, Ilnrold Itownrd; Mliniis the Ki'lio, Kniiicls I'ower.s; Ilevllacens, rrnnk Weslerlon ; Cains Vnlgns. tieorge liar- roiirl; Svlveslros, Hllnioin Srolt ; Dynlxes, l,ouls Keller; Drnm-llara, Kred Yoke; ,MnMler of Tower, II. li. I'nrllon: Servnnt ot Tower, l':dnn til lilln ; Hie Shade of .McnoHiiis. Charles lliingerl'ord; Thryssns, WlllanI Sterling: Id- niondns. Ilordon WpsI : a .Mock Hern Id, WU- Ham Shiiy ; I'rassus, Kdwtii llnrdlii : .^drea, Mrs, Leslie Carler. The child. Vaslin |hl Ihe epllngiiei, .liine I'elliiii: liilia Doma, t'oruli Adnnis; linrdn. Mnrhi Pavls. .Mr-i. I'nrli'r began her second week 2.1. l.eiv rlrlilN' 'riioiitrv (Ilnmlln. Mltebell & Klelds. nniiiagei'S).- -The hnrlesipie of "'riie Music .Master" was prosontcd Sejit. 21. The skll has been wrlHcii by .loseph Herbert, and Is cleverly conceived and cnrilert onf, nnd In the aliriii'dlly Lew Fields scored heavily ns Ilerr Itarewls. Hlaiu'liP llln(t made a de- elded lilt ns Helen fimilnB. nnd Marry P'lsh- er, ns Mlsn DolHleni, caused plenty ot Inngh- ler. The skit U one of Ihe funniest seen In a leii)' time, aad should ran for many weeks. 'I'he eiisl • Ilerr Unrevvlg, Lew fields; Loosft Splanreh. .liillns Sieger; Slinior Tag, A«- thony I'enrl; tins Sikhhis. Wllllnm Ihirress; lleary ("antlntr. Joseph llerherl ; llevcrnge Kriiger. Pauline I'YcderIck: Mr. Flyiin, Harry KeMy: Tom Dniuly, Joseph Carroll; Jowles, llarrv Ivelly: l.iiiiiiy, .losenb Mont- gomery: Helen Caiilhiit. IllaMche Itlng: .Mlsn TIoIkIciii, lliiriy I'IsIht: .lenny. ileorgle l.aKi'i.'ni'e: Charlolle Stniilnws. Herlrudo WhUly: llclMVie Chrlsly. Cruce Klelil: Mrs. Krauer. May .Naadnlii. "li llappciied In Nordlaiid" began lis llfUl week Seiii. •.'.'.. tiriiiiil Oiierii lloiiMe i.Inlin 11. S|irlin:er, maiiajicri. ■ iJeoriic I'l'lincusc mid his iiilii- >li'c! conipaiiv coiaineiiii'il a week's engage- lueiii Si'pl. '-'•''. opening lo a bii'K'' niidleiice, which wns delliibli'il. The scenic elVeels were !.'iirii:'Oiis. anil tin' enlire perfnrniniice wns fully up to .Mr. Crlmiosc's excellent siai'il.'ii'il. Aiiiiiiiu' llio!<e. olhi'c ihiiii Ihe star, who sci.i'i'd Micce^si'K. were; .\vibnc Iieiiiliit;, All'. I. HIbsoii. Sam .lohusoa. Kd. Iloriin, I'NIdle Mii'/'lcr. Nexi week. "The :MahI and the Mummy." lliilier'M '^Inneiini l-1ohii II. Anderson. iniMin^;cri. ■-Mr*, lirnce lillberl. Hie hoarded ladv. Is Hie I'eniure iillrncilun here ihls week, nmong n host of curias. In ilie then- lre. which Is iloinir an exeellein loiohiess. Hie followhu; appc.ir lo Kiiiid nilvniilnge! Sicwari and Tlnniins. .Mr. nnd .Mrs, King, and iimny others. ••rroc'tWn nfly-clBhllt Slrrct Tlie- •Hrp'(J. Austin K.vues, general inanagerj.— Viliulevillc, pare and nlmple and of n high grnde; liolds th* bonrdi here this week, and Oft iMondnt-, HeJlV. 2.1, nil'the seals were r'Upled;- T'he'hlll Inelnded: Ahdiil Knder and hlH'threei *'lV»s, In'n unique nod rapid plc- tiirb pninHiiK iiirii, whleh- wns nppmiideil'; l)»h SIcAvoy nnd hls'Tlfth Avenue Hlrlff, wero siicppiisfnl la their clever act : Ollln Yoiine anil llroHier rolled lioiipH In n snt- IsfHeloiy manner; Mitchell anil Cnln were Kood lu their medley of vocal nnd char- ncter eecentrlelil«s; l.ee Harrison pleas- hiKiy monologlied: Cnnfleld and Onrlton presented their familiar hoodoo act, and met Willi ihclr nccnsiouied nppreelnlloii; Hie Vil- lage Choir vocalized ncceptubly: IlroHiers Lloyd were good acrobats: Willie Zlmmer- innn's portrnlrs of cothponcrs found fiivnr: pastelH of I ravel nnd Hie moHon pklures sHlI eonllniiP. Snndgy's concerts, '24, drew ihe'iiisnal crowded 'houses. Vlet»rla Tlipntre (0."enr Unmmersteln, nanager).—Henry i;. Dixoy tops the bill here Ibis Week In hid new romedleltn, eil- tilled "A P.issing rnrenl." Mr. Dlxey's work In llilfi, his newest vehicle, gives opportnnliy for the display of his well known ubillly lu einirntrler roles, beside* ihe comedietta la ex- cedlngly well written, and niso nffoWls his siiiiiMiri, .Miirle .Nordstrnni; Who assumes the role of his daughter, almost' erinul pronil- neapp In a capital hit of comedy portrnynl. .Mr. Dlxey was cordially welcomed on .Man- dnV, aad his Hide conicdy scored n hit. 'I'he excellenr hill for the week scored la many' other' parllcHlnr.s, and soecldl prrtlse shniihl be necoriled lo Will II. .Murphy and Rlnnche Mclinls In llieir funny farce, "Krom '/Mzn lo l.iicle Tola;" WITIIiini Hrtiild and Valeskn .Miriill, la a singing nnd dancfng number, nnd .iielvllle'and Hlelson, thi! popular comedians. In parody songs. Others who ably conirlbiit- cd tn hring pleasure lo tlie front wefc; Stimrt Ilarnes, In his nlwnys Inleresilni; monolngue; linypr nnd n'.Nelll. In Ihclr imlipie dancing: linveirnn's .'Vnlmal rnmlly, One <if ilip best neln'In lis way seen here in some .sensons; .Mamie Ilemlncton nnd her picks; Ihe tlrlff llros., expert acrobats, nnd the vllngrnph. Capacity liiislness continues to he the rule here. Cnlnnliil 'l<lii>n<r<> (I'erey 0. Wllllnms, miinngerj.--llerherl Kelcey and I'lllle Shan- non Iiball an excellent bill here Ibis wis'k. lu'cseiiliiig, for Ihe llrsl time upon Hie prii- fessloiiel slnue, .Inmes Itnmes' llllle iilay,pn- lllleil "The Siring of I'eiirls." One of oar diaMUiHc schools llrsl iivnihued Mr. I'.iirnes* pinyli'l nlioiil live years ago. and Ihe pr«- Klbllllles of II Hi< a Velih'le for vaildo- vllle niidlences siiggesteil lis trial. That .Mr. Kolcey bud noi erred In Ids Jndgnieat wns cvhlehccd bv Ihe eilreiiiply cordial re- cepllon Ihe playlet received on .Monday. It W ipillc cleverly con.slriicled. and, aided h.v Ihe cnpilhle eil'oriN of .Mr. Kelcpy, .Miss Sbfth- lioii a ail Ibeir I'oinpany "The Sirliiicof I'enrls" will, no iloiibl, iiicei with II siring of siic- resses In Hie repertory of lliese lalenied and popiihir players. I'liniaa Ciinis Is the exirn I'ciiliire of the Colonial hill Mils week, and she scored her usual solid success on .Mon- ila.v. The entertnlnlng hill also llns: The Miiililri' Clly tjunrielie, in vocallHins aad talrlli :• Ihe .Masnn-Keeler Co., lu a hrl«lil (omedy Bklt; Ibo I'lsi'Iikoir Tionpo of IliLislnii dancers; llm Cnslaneos, novelty ac- rohars; Mnbelhv Adams, violhilate; Md. R lleyiilird. whoso ventrllmpiinl efforts, coni- hlfiPil with Ji stngeful of ilgurcs. which arc mnnipiilnied In n manner lo give n very nataral clfecl : Johiison and Wells, In songs nnd dances, imd Hie vltnghipli'. There were two 'large niiillcuces preseni on .Mondiiv, Sept. •-'.1. Circle Tlicntro (Low I'arUer, mnnogcr). -■-The I'red Irnln AniUsemeni Co. presented the New .Mnjehflcs here on Monday, Sept. •-'."i. 01 the regiilni niiillnce, lo au niidlcnro of e.\trpiiiely Kood size. It wns Hie first hid of this company for nplmvn patronrtgi', nnd from the time Hielr llrsl olTerlng, a musical snili'i). by Larry .McCnIe, eiiiltted "Down Iho Lino," had goffnlrly Hinrled, until Hie con- cliidliiK skll, also by Larry JleCale, enllllt-d "I'O!' (Ihls Only," Hiere was no cessailnu lo Ihe run dealt out by Ihls talented oi'giinl>:a- llon. There was, licsldcH, Ihe ennleily, ii colloetlon of briglil inuslenl numbera, ren- dered hy vocnilsis with lunefiil voices, and Ihere were pretiy girls gulore. The eoni- pnny Includes; l.nrrv .Mcl'ulo, (ins Kay, T. J. i.'iirrnii. Ulchnrd Anderson, ,Ittck Lawrence, Ilellp Travels, (lerlle He .Milt, Mnurte Har- vey. I'lvelyii Walker. Itny Wnlliice, Kittle Watson, |."nnule Watson, iHndya Arnold, .Iiilla Arnold, l.'lo Korrest. I'Mnn Mmorv, Vivian Itrnudon, lioreiin .Mnnialne, .lessle Oooiier. Mnhel llent, Ilnrrlel Hay. I'Mllli Hell. bMna Hose, Vina .Story, Helen Kieneh, Daisy .Uitl- rosff, Ida Sane and Alyrtle I'eiin; The olio, which followed. Included Ihe fnllnwlug. who eiilerinlaed In some excellent acts; .Maiulo llnrvey and Kvelyn Walker, .lack Lawreace, Three floim.vs, l-'arron and Kay; and the .Mu- .tesilc Trie. The- brighi nfievplcoc, "For lilrls Only," tlo.scd one of the hesl shows of Hie Clicle'H season, Kxcenllve staff: Al. (livens, iniisleal director; Krank Vonng, elee- Irlclan; .Mnie. Ila.v, wnrdrobe, nnd T. .1. Kar- ron, singe manager. Next week, Ihe New VorU Stars. Rni'i'lck 'I'hpatro (Wllllnm Jl. KeynoliLi, preshlenll.—..irnotil Dnly revived "You Never Can Tell," by Heriiard Slinw, ovenlnj? of Sept. LTi, before nil audience which thoroughly en- Joyed Its wlllIcDnis. llesldes Mr. Dal.v, ,lobn l''lnill.iy appeared In his old part of Wllllniii with bin tornier success, and (ieorge Karreii and Tlnrry Ilnnvood also rcuinlueiL Aianiig Ihe newcoiners I'hryatal Heme did exrelUuil- ly ns ,MIsii CIniidon, nnd Ihc others \vei'i> all fully cnpilhle. The piny will he preseiiled for three vveel;*. The cast: Mr. Crnniplon, (Jeorgii Karren; ,\lr, MeComas, Vm] Tyler; .Mr. Vlil- enthie, .Vrnnld Dnly; .Mr, llohnn, llnrry Ilur- wooil; I'hillp CInndon, lloheH Howard Oher ; Willl.'ini, .Inlin I'lndtny ; Servnnis nt the 3ln- rine llolel. b'rmik lliiglies nnd Lcoimnl Oal- higher: .Mrs. Clandou, Hose H. Aiilhon: Miss CInndon, Chryslnl Heme: Holly t^landou, ..liny llnngerford ; Maid, /eimn Sletson, The one bundrcd nnd llfllelli performance will occur -S, on which occiislon souvenirs will be dl<itrllmled. ronrlcenlli SJei-ef Tlipntre (,1. W. Ilo- seiHinest, mannger).—"The lleanly Doclor," a musical comedy, was given Its llrst New Vnrk pi'oduellon al Ihls Iioiise evening of ,Sepl. ::,~i, nnd fnlled In ilnd much favor. Seveinl of Ihe inuslenl numbers were merllor- Ions, piirllciilnrlv one song, entllled ".Myron Ilrown. Karewell." Aside from Ihe few mo- monis of genuine enlerlalnment prnvldrd hy Ihese "iiislcal offerings. Ihe performance fell bt'l'.iw Hie mark. Lollle i;nrl, t'inire (Jren- vllle. Will I'hllbrlck nnd Dan .Moylps plensed hy ilie sheer force of their persoiinllly, nnd rtme nbove Ihclr surrouiiilliigs. L,tlii>rty Tliontrc (Khiw & Krinnger, innn- QpevB).—"The llogers ItiiiHiors In Ireland" opened lis fourth week Sept. :;.". nnly'M 'I'hcntre (Dnnlel I'rohinnn, lann- nger).—Mdna .May, In "The Cnich ot Hie Sea<iiiii." began her lltih Meek Sept. :^,"i. WiillneU'H (Mrs, Thco. .Moss. inniiagorK — Unymoiid IlllchcocU. In "Kasy Hnwson," began his slxlh week Sepl, '.'.-i. Ilriitiilwiiy Tluntro (,V. W. niiiffwnll, inniinKPr).-"'nic I'eurl nnd llic ruiaiikin" commenced lis slxlh week Sepl. '.'."i. :«iii.lri>Hr Thoutr«> i.lohn T. ITnherty. innnngeri.- -Nnl M. Wills, lu "The Duke of Hahitli." o|HMied Ills third and Inst ncpi; sepl. '.'."i. Chauhcey Olcolt. In •'Kdiainiil Illlike," follows 0.1. •'. .\»Miiloiiiy «r >IiiNl«» (fHlmoi-p A Tomp- kins, mnnngerst.--•'"Way Down Kusl" stalled lis eighth week nnd last ton night Sejil. •-.'."i, nnd the run will close wlHv '.he ihrce handled nnd slxiy flfih perforninnce in x\\U clfy. IIIJoii TIu'bO-c (II. n. sire, tn.inarer).— Ilavid Wiirib'M. hi "The Mush- Masier." I"'- Kun hiB (oiirlli week Sept, 'Jfi, I'rorlor'n Tw.'nty-tliJut SlrcPt 'liie- nire (,1. Austin Kynea, general mannser).— ,lohB C. nice nnd Sally Cohen, In their suc- cessful bit of- humorous nellnir, • All Itie Wol'ld r,oves a Lover," head ihls weeks Mil. nnd oil Sept. ;!."> the skll captnwd miifiy hiiiglis. I-Iphrillm Thoaipson's elephaotJr.. n H« hit here, are lelalned for Ihelr second week, rrnnk Itm-h. fiiniiy ns evtr. w«» a'Rrent favorite, and'Sa.vder and Buckley wtnt big. ns they always do. Smyth's Kngllnh Grand •»|iera Trio niaile lis llr.si appearance here. In selections from "II Trovniore," nndThe Hiiillence was wiirni In lis expressions of de- ntin Willi Hie offering. The singing ol the two men, Itovinond Viningmnn and ,lanieM Stevens, wns eapllal, anil Antolnellp Lo lirun, who .sanR Lennoin. proved lo he Ihe possessor of n sweet iinil plensing volrv. Dig applnn.se nt Ihe >llnlsh of the net set thi seal of approval upon It. Chnrles I/fonnivl Kleichcr, la Ills (^hnrneter • Im- perdonallons, aroused the audience to decided enthusiasm by his clever work, and Clarice Viiiice was another winner. I.es /ainacols, llohemlan singers, offered nn effeellve upe- clalty, and were well Ilkeo, The llioao- Hlo.icopfl wns shown for the llrst time In America, bin II did not appear to ndvantnge. 11 Is a comhinallon of moving ph:tnre.s nnd phonographic renrodnotlons of Ihc hiimun voice. W Itli a befler phonograph nnd clearer picliires the efferi would no (Innbt buve Iwen iipiter than thnt made on Hie opening day. K<>I«ICn Tlifintre'tl''!. K. Alliee, genernl m,inagcri.—An excellerlt hill wan presenled week of Sepl 'Jo. bending which wns Uer- zae'H Circus, which hekl over'from InKt week, on pccoiint of lis iremendous laligh-mnklng oiinlllles. The work with Ihe donkey Ih na liinnv as c.in bejnd Ihe jionles work dellg|il- fiillv.' Mr. andinrK. (iardncr Crnne' present- ed ''-A Yankee's lrf)vp for Dixie," .1 (,'lvU War epi.sode, hv Itiith Comfol't Mitchell.Which'Is nt once one of ihe prfiltlest, most; dranintlu and Interesting playlets In vaudeville. Tho stars were excellent, and were ably n'sslBlefl.' The slluailons'arc nltong and amusing, and Ihe only improvement possible wonld be la sbi^rlenlng the acHon sllghtlr. He Witt, ]iul'n<i and Torrance, In KranklTe Witt's spectncular comedletia, "The Awakcalng of Hie Tn.vs," were naindly apiilanded. H Is a clever eon- cell, and the author, ns ,Inek-ln-the-llox, was reninrkahly clever. Charles Iliirns did Bonie excellent acrolialie work. 'I'he 'Iliree Ci'an* Itrothers have loiiRliiernbly imiifoveil their alremly clever ail. "The Mudlnwh .Min- strels, and Ihe iicrfnrm'iinee made Its usual liH. Ilerberls (logs, one nnd all,' worn re- marknhly clever. Inil juirllriilnr honors go lo Hie "loop Ihe loop" fox lerrler, and the rule "iiiMl" rlinl does Ihe high ladder Jump, llnppy ,!iick (ianhier got everyone In good liiimur by hl.i jinrodlcs nnd liilk. Smlrl and Kes.sner. "Thu Hell-boy nnd Hie WalHiiK Maid," scored In aci'ohiiilcs, and ihc llllle whilu poodl(> came In for the heartiest kind nf applnlple. N'llihe and llordeaiix, hi liilklag comedy. eiiiiNeil niiirh iimiiseinPnt. and oHu'rs wiio were tjomt were: I'red nnd .Vine M'aihlell, cliih jugglers: Sophie Iliiriihliin. operallc soprano; Henry and Voinig, In n loniedy nnd travesty net; Hie lielinars, clever h;irrcl Jiiiniicrs, nnd ihn Iloidsworlbs, In n banjo pluyini;, hlughiKftnil dancing act. The kliielograph displayed a series of IiilerPslIng |)lctiires. I'nNtor'M Tlicntr(> (Tony I'astor, man.i- geri.—-For Hie week of Sepl. St the bill Is l.eailod by .Monroe. .Mack and Lawrence. In Ihelr funnv skll, "How lo (let Itid of Your Mo|lierlu-(,nw." 'i'he acl lias lols of conu'dy siiunilons and lines hi It, and plensed (treat- ly. Delia chirk and colapany. In the clever skeieh, "Hnif I'list Two, were responsible for Iweniy minutes of real enjoyment, nnd Ilie net deserved ihe success nllnlnpd. .Mr. nnd .Mrs. ,Hmniy llarrv. In their new net, captured (be audience Jniniedlnierv, ami \ylll prohnlily llml their new idea servlciihle for seme tlrtie to coaic. Ilnthaway nud Wnl- loti did a ri'llaed woodeti slioe dnnco, iiinonK (ilhers. which railed for grent ap- [ilaiise. The .faggllag .Maibieiis secured un- i^linted eommeudniloii lor ihclr rcinnrkabiv good work. .Mr. and .Mrs. Siimrt Darrow, lii their util'pK! net, Hhndowgraplis, and waioife :ind sand picliires, met wllii Ihelr uaunl well deserved siiccesB., Kiirlls and Husse did well wllh Ihelr noVeHJ- dug aei. Mr and Jlra. .Iiiek, la "A .fiidlclniiH Inveslment," seem to have Ihe snnie In the act llself. The Ilu-Anos IIIB clever crtiilorlibnlHts, and iniidt' a d<!- cldedly favorable Impresslou. Ivy, Oellnlnr and fvy. In "The Finish of Alexnuder," caused rdenty of laughs nnd did excellent work. Smith aud linker scored In their comedy act. .Mr. und .Mrs. Lew F. Dininond did well In Irish comedy work, nnd Carl Hrehmer, "Ihe man wllh the bundles," wnil a success. The vllngrnph caused the usiini dellgbl wllh new nnd good plclures. Aliirriiy IIUI 'I'lienlrf (Wni. T. Keogh, manager).—"The Wny nf Hie Transgressor," with Us ihrllliug sllnntlons nnd strongly wriileii scenes, and Wm. T. Slejihens" won- (b'rfully pducnled ai^llng dogs, drew a very IpIk audience Sepl. :;.-i. There wns deehled eulliiislasiii sliflWa, mid the play merited tliu reeeplinn It received. Victoria Wnlters and Win. I'. Carroll, In the lending parts, were very good, and Hilly Williams, as a colored servnnt. won especial iiinrks of fnvor for excellent work. Arlhiir Kllery, fienrgc A. Holt nnd Marie RnlnfoiYl nI,so scored heavily. Others in llieeninpnny were; ,las. S. Kilts, (ieo. W. I'nrk. W. I', (ieorge, Hal S. Twlng, ,lni). I'l. Slarllag, «.'. V. Wayne, Al. H. Wood- son. Henry Ulildell, Fred 1). tjlbhs John A, I'.rnily. Kate Diiryea anil I'Idllh Tanner. Next week. West and Vokes. 'rhiril Avj'iino Tll<^ntre (A. II. Woodu, manager).—"Tlio Hyiisy dlrl," which was recently produced at another nptoivni house, opened S'eni. ii.-i, \ylih the followlag com- piiuy; Doily Kemper, Ilnrold Selmnii, Adel .Morllock. llnberl II, llorlrain, .lohu Flnlow, W. H. Carter, Isnlielle Walker, Ffflo I'cnr- son and Harriet Wllhiril. Next week, "Afler .Mldnighl." Thallit Thenlro (Sullivan & Woodn, innnngei's) —"The I.lghlhoiiso bv the Sen" Is Ihls week's hill. The eonipnny Includes: Hon. |{ .Miller. Jack Dunn, t'onrnd (!anlKen, David Mlmer, Thiid Shine, ,lohn U. CiinipsoQ, lieo (ilhsoti, Harry Marl. Fd. Wilson, C. I, Carter, II. p. Smart, I'. H. Uiirson, WII- lielina Francis, Lclly Ilolniea and Kllan Mu- sou. L. A. .Inhnson Is manager; Arthur Ilnllslein, hnaineiis inniiager. Next week ■Tracked Around rlie World." tirniKl Tlipntrt' (.lames II. Ciirlln, man- nger).—This week's hill Is "Woman Against Womnn," with Frank Itolleston, Chns II Ilnwklns, .1. II. Lewis, Wm. ,1. I'hlnnev, Frank Dilcbnnan, Lnwivnce Harbour, itenHcttn .M11.V0, ninnche I.elffhton, C'nudc Lucas, I'.llMheth Morgan, Allcin Mityer nnd Kdlth Clark Hick, b'or week commencing L'l», "Tlii! Sign ot the Foar.'' Ilernlil Simnrc Tlirntrr (Cllan. Froli- man. manager).—Sam Ilernard, tn "The Hoi- licking CIrl." hegnu bis twenty-second week Sept. L'.'i. when Hie laie hundred and llftleth lierformiince occurred. Ni'W Aiiintoriliim Tticntrp (Klnw k Frlanger. ninnageisl,--"Thc I'lodlgal Son" euleied lis fourth week Sept. 2."i. i'1tii|tlr«. Tht'ntrri Charles Frohnian. innn- ngeri.- -.lolin Drew. Ill "De LaniTy," opened his fourth week Sept. •.',1, MnillNiiii Hiiunri^ 'I'iirntrc (Walter N. Laurence, inaaiigen,—"The I'rlnre Chnii" slarled Its foarlh aud last >veek Sept. ••:, nnd win he moved to ihe .loe Weber 'l'lii'ntn> Oc(. •:. Ill make room for "The Man On the llox." which follows hVre on that ihite X«»w 'Viirli Tlii«ittr««'fKlaw .VllrloTigrr, luunagersi:-—Melnlyre and Hentli hesftil Sent •J,-i Ihelr nfth week la "The tinm Tree" ' llnilson Tlirntro (Henry II. narrls Dion- agen.—Roberi Loralne, In "Man nnd Surier- m«n," sinned bin fourth week Sent. "r. A prnfesslnnnl matinee was given il. Crilprloii 'I'lienti-p (Charles Prohman, iiiaiiML-cr I. \I:i\l:ii. Flllnii, d, "||er Creiir .Mnlcb," eniered lior foiirlh week Sept. :;5. Snvtty 'I'licolrc (Fnink McKcc, uiuin. per).—.Inmes K. Hackett nnd Mary Manner Ing made ihelr first, metropolitan nppeaiflfc.v a» co-stars Monrtaylswnllig, Sept/ ^fff ut ibis ho'iise/giving the flret New York'prodiieilon of "'j'he Walls of iT'erlcho"'.,, play. In four a«t«,'by; Alfred, Stitro.i Th« first'Ameflean piesctitttHon of 'the work Occurred'Sept' is at'ithe' National Theatre.' W<iiitilngton,D c' aiid It ivas originally btncd'Oct. ;I1, 1004 ii'i Ihe Oarrlck Theatre. London, Kng. The siorv or the .play has lor ll.s central llgurc Jack Frnhlsher. n ninn wlio, hy siicccssfiil wiaiiiL' in ■Aiisirailn. has become a mulll-raiilioniilrp Jack has married Lndy Alethen, eldest rtnuch- ler of the Marquis of Stevenlon whose sole stock lu trade Is hl.=i title. The action or the play hegfas' at a pPWi»d"t?H'pe-years after Jack's marriage. lie la over iDdiilgent with Ills wife, who gives ^eraelf up to rtlr- tnllnn, bridge whist nnd other frivollilps of society. One of llttAy Alethea's most iier- fllstont admirers, Harry Dallas by nnme Is partlculariy obnoxlOiiH to htr husband, iind a rupture finally comes, when Jack asserts himself nnd lells the servants that Ladv Aletlien U no longer "at home" to .Mr. Dnii Ins.'' J«ek determraes to''dell all of his I,on- dnn properties and returti to Australia lie npprlses his wife of his determination nnd bids hei' go with him. This she refiiKes 10 do, nnd he resolves to go nione, and inke their young son with him. Love for her husbnnd nnnily opens her eyes, nqd Hie llnal curtain descfnds with Alelhea In Jack's nrms. The love of Lndy J.ury, Alethea's Kister, for franker BfrnnlrtttT, 'nti old Aiis- trnllnn friend of ,laiek, In fth Inierestlng shie IsHiip. The. piny denls with Hie foibles of high .society, .showing Its nhnllAwness und Its dlnregard for the feelings and welfare of ihosc wlinm caste considers liptow It. The ntiHior has succeeded lu writing an cttfemely Interesting atorv which Is III led with bright dinloeu'e' nud Mf. play Is almost of faultless construc- tion. Inlerest In the work Is ciimulntlve nnd as each act progremett- the storv strenghleus until the cllmftx nf the third r.ct, when the strong scene of the play oc- curs. 'nlO■so^^re was so deftly led up to and so capably nelMl hy' Mr. llnckett and ,Mlss .Mnnnenng that ilie large niidlertee wns aronsiHl to entliuslonra, nnd any doubts Hint may linvi; been held tiw to the .'■iiccess of the piny were nt once (lls]ielled. Ad Jiiek l-'iyi- blslier .Mr. Ilni'kolt was manly nnil convinc- ing'. And In tbe'scente In llie'llilrd nei, above referred lo, he Won well • deserved reciignl- lion for lilA excellent wVtrk. ' lie wns lofce. fill nnd effective, and nn| once oversteppeil the lK)nn*ls hy heeomln^ meindramallc, which alone is wiirlhy of jji-ent pral.ie. coti- siibTlng Ihuf Ihe slliiailoii rather invlU's "lil.iying to Ihe gallery." .Miss .Mnnneriiig, as Lady Aletlien, while the role, with Hie exeepllou of Ihls scene, raukes lliHe dciniiniD upon imr lilslrlonic nhlllly, acoullted herself so well In Hie one opportiinll.\'' oft'ored her llinT she fairly shnreil honors with her hilH- bnnd nnd cosiar. JIny IHa.vney, In the r»k lit Lady'Lucy, iiroved iiersclf to lie an ct. crptionally cb^ver ingenue, and line wliom we would like lo sec more freiiiipniiy. W J. Fergnson gave one of Jils onpilai chnriii'l..r drawings iii< ihe Maronis hf Slevenlon. MrA llarHei Oils Delletihniigb was good as LiidV Westerby. and David (ilnssfVird di'lierves iinilso for his work as llnnhey li.nnnlsler. Wllllnm K. llarcourl pinyed the ihnnkle.«s and iinpieaslng role nf llnrry Dallas coa- Hcieutlousiy, nud nlso deserves /irnlse for his IHirlrniture. .Many of Ihe memiiers of Hie cimipany are new comers to our siage, bill . Ihey nil did good work, whieli won them tovor. 'Phe cast In lull; Jack Frot'slc'r, James K. Jlnckett ; Ilniikey liannlsler, David (Jlassford ; ihe'.Mnriiuls of Sleventon; W. .1. Ferguson; Lord Drnvinii, .Sydney Itlow ; llnrry Dallns. Wllllnm K;"llnr- conri ; Herlraui Uaiiunford, F. <:)«-en Haxicr; Ihe Ilimoraliie Wliri'cd Keuton. Frank Fal- lon' Lord Mal'chmanl. Hex'McDongni: Hie Honorable Jasper Tivelyelrees, I'. Jcffer- Min Itnllow: fViars, Hurry Hollow; Simpson, lb Allen; Jaines.'.Mr. SiiHIvan: William, .Mr. Frcilerlcks: Lady Westerby,' .Mrs. Harriet Otis Dclh'iibniigh.; Miss .Mnrulugion, Sylvia Lyndon; the Duchess of Wye, Ithiacbe Flllee; Liiily I'urchcaler, Ilnlh- 'Clfesfer; iMIss Wyell: .Mury 10. Forls's'; .Marv, Marv Mornii; l.ndy Lucy Dereiihnni. 1 May Itlav- iiey: Lndy Alethea Froblshcr, .Mnrv .Manner- Ing. . v Ucwcy Tlientre (Riilllran & Krnus, mnn- ngers),— The Itowery IlurlcsiiucrH supply the eiitertniuiueut hero for tho current week, and n crowd ibiit tested the seniing capncltv wiis present nt Ihe nfteruoon nud evening per- forihnnceiCgiven Hept. L>ft. The enterinlnmimt liflglns «llh II niunicnl farce, called "Two lloi Knlifhts," which serves to Introduce part of Ihe company. 'I'he scenerv nnd costumes are exceedingly haodsouio, aud Ihe lyrics und ran- sle nrc cnichy uiid iip-todale. (Ieo, Hickman, as .Major Kuight, nlliiH Mike Rolie, wuH very uinuslug. The olio which follirtvs Is far ohove thu uvei'age, and epch specialty was liberally npplnudeil. It Included: Falclle Wills,,come- dleunc; Throe Hickman Bros., In their sklt.en- llliod "Who Stopped the Fcrr.vhoat," which wns a great success; Cnrmencltn U'AlcedPr«t, Fnrlslan schsnllon; Ben Jnnseo, in nongn; Three Juggling Itnnnons, and Miller and Kreskn. Tho show closes with a burlesque, cnlltled "The (Jny Modiste," arid the enilii- company Is seen lo good ndvnntnge. The iirlnelnnls of the company are: Ktale Fre- llgh, Milton SilierOinn, Flo RiiH.seII, Msiella Wills, tiertle Ilnri, Harry Hickman, lielle Stokes, Ida Bnylon, 'Mildred Kcnneld, Irene (lardner, Ben Jnn.sen, (5eorge Hickman, 'file chorus included Ibe followinjt' lneul^ers: (Jertle Hart, I'eiirl Wilbur. Irene Gardner, Winnie Cniwford, Marguerite Krueger, Mil- dred KenDelrt, Betil Merrill, Anuii Roranlue. Lillian Francis, I';il7.aboth Courtney, Annit Thnnins, (irnco Deuiar. May lleut'D, Anna Steiii, Jennie ToIIock, Hoae Moore, Executive staff for llowery lliirlesniierH: .losepli I-haer- sou, repreKentatlvo; I'M. Kempton. Mingo enr- lieuler; Hugh Schubert, musical dlreelor; .Mny llearn, wardrobe mistress. Next attrac- tion. Kiiropenn Sensation Hurlesiniers. Miner's noivory Thcutre (Edwin D. MInei', manager)'.—The imperial Biirlcsquers provide an excellent hill ihls week. Wllllnnm and Bums have provided (irrt class material for a goprt company, nnd the costume effecis have been espcclnlly well chOscn. "Au l':,r<! Opener," with Jack Crawford as tho prlnrl- pol fnunylKt, provides iilcrl'Iment throughoul. nan Mnnalng, Lew rnlmer. Wm, J. Kvans, Harry Jackson, Andy Leigh, Frank Mlllaiili Joe LeHtcr, Joe .Scnnlon, take good care of approprlnle roles, of the Indlcn Lillian Wash- burn Is seen In her happiest mood. Pniillne Moran nlso contributes clever work, eBpeclnll,y In (he Biingnloh' souir,^ Laura nnd Florence (Jarrlty nnil Annie Ilnrdy also play parls. The chorus IiicliMles: Irene May, .MntH« JIarks. Mdlfh Itcunhigs, Alice lloraewood, Llllle Kcrr.v. Pansy Van Allcs, .May De Lisle, St. CInIr Uale, Lmlilc Albert, Jnnet Morton, May Sullivan, Annie Forbes. Annette Klvla, May llo.vle and Valeskn Holdnn, Specialties were submitted Niicccssfnllv by : The tinrrlly Sisters, clever dancers; Lew I'nimer, Craw- ford and Mnnning, Win. ,L Kvnua and Ihe Clipper Comedy Four (Mlllnrd, Leigh, Jnrk- son nnd Lester), In a hiiighnble singing act, Kmnielt Werden Is reprwenliitlrn tor M'll- Hams k Hurns. Xcxi week, Wnlson's orl- cnlnls. Lyidp Tlaealfc (Sain S. (t T,ee Sluihert. mnunger«).--"Fnntaun" began Its tblriy- yevpiiih ami last week Sepl. i.">. De Woll Iloiiper, tn "llaiijiylhiifl," next week. Atlnnttc (inWlch (W. ICrnmcr's Sons, man«geri:i.--Tiic Maxsmlth- Duo, the Cai- tanns, Sally Brawn, the iBrndfnrds, llarrv Hiirgoynis and Ihc Allnmlcscope nre here this week. Yorlcvlllp Tlien4r«> (Merer B. BlitdiT?. mannueri.—"Blue Jeans" Is'being tireseiiieil here Ihls wee): dy Ilie Yorkvllle Sloik Co. .Next vi'ei'k, ".Ml the (.'ouil'oris of llmue."