The New York Clipper (December 1906)

^J&YZ.; Becem$er>15. if'-iYi r' uwwimmu Hit ■• v?j "j',-'*' -,.'- ■ ■•l *■ » ... ,i„ ■*• ■ ; M _r f Vr.±i •': Hrltb A Proctor'* X'n loa-' Sqn*re The»t*e^<K.-E. Al&ee.Ymftnjyrr).—*or ■tBe current: WMk r> beginnU3j::Monafly aitfri-aon*. iiee. IJLt fflMM iiti Jpciiwi^ bill in a*'(ol- W,ws:.The Barrows-Lancaster Co., in ; tbelr fluai .comedy-'*ikJt,'entitled "Thank-jctvJng ,"-Bopred* pfonouncedb.lt.- George'HNta*. e.Iloney,,Boy,'-*Vproved, as usual, blanbll- :o Keen hln'nnilioi)rr'iii ir--*otl sblrlia'. • 'rl*> ■Musical: Cntttsv played rta»^woy*j to lfftror, i^m- MWIwaI 1 1.*. «4>k<- J| )lw Qb-j ate -worthy of ell .previous- praise.<. TOJa ftlwards.-ventriloquist; .made tin Grst-'ap- Ha^aaceat.tela.house, and will uc'Joubtfdjy bQcurue-a lavorire. Another-ni>w cgaier. to' till*- House: is Allce-.Hollander, a contralto stager. iiViward Aiil Bland, It c coiseJj net, .'-it-- 1 Kthge Maungei," scored heavily, and we're repeatedly encored. A novel act is that of Manning's EuterulneiB, In an ..eicellent comedy acrobatic act. entitled "The Hotel Kepgr-rer," Otbers who pleased were: The Columbia Pour, la harmony and fim; Rfido and Bertman, la a coined; sketch, "Ilia .New.-UIrl;" ttsmsoVIl Siaier*. singers und dancers; the Holdswortha, medley entecbiLn- ers, noil SdoDn, while the fctaetograbh closed inc wrformaft^e^ :■■'■ ' ■ ~ ■*■ Liberty Theatre . (Klaw & ErUojer, manager*).—Toll boom wta closed for re- hearsal purposes night of Dec. 8, aud, od Tuesday nig at, 4, Eleanor Bobscrn' begau ttt tenth week o£ her engagement with the first performance In this city of. "Tbe Olrl Who Har Everything," a lour act comedy, by Clyde 1 Fitch, which wns originally produced 9 Fen. l,<tt this year, at the Euclid Avenue !' jij teBiti "jj^♦ijfaftffir W j M nM<* 'AfVeit'ttr .Tbe»M«.TrVtleri»jnergere.'«na«,c«Bl>any PiiMallir ir.JfTirfrnL Caioine.'i/oa/JDec 9% D«0M'ift -nttuiw. aftd'erice orgood/sfzo;ind considerable-. enthusiasm. They -liked-'Muo BergWre's acting ancr her little ■ pray,- and nhowed' their reellnj;s fjlnibly. - Jaroe*. -in. Morion, of course, scored 'heavily, fuid. Mel- -ville Ellis wa-j warmly applauded, lor f bis Beat 'net; Others were: .fr-rank- Byron^ and U>nl?o Langaon, In their fuony-act,'."A/tMide 'Detective':" Jbieph- Hart's -'The 'Crkkerj* f Jbhn'-aoa Eloulse :Bollor,. la. ft- particularly fl&e .--'cycle nU; Carsbn and -Wlllard, .-clever Herman comedians; Carroll' Henrvjiod Nellie Kroncls In nn Interesting; sketch, .called "Che New-Janitor;'*. tne Exposition Vonr, .with tbflr'eicetleni mu«lml' act. The klnetogrsph coctlouM.", ...';. V*.•..."'., - v snvoy Theatre (Frank McKee, mana- ger) .-—George Hroedhursr. now bidding tor laTor In a spral-serlous veld, bin proven by his writing of "The Man of the Hour,'.' which was given Us metropolitan premier on her. 4»'that be 1A verantile and darlog, for bis present theme Is a.slnp.at political ."graft- i re" afirt their kind, cod It- life* pretty plain language in their denunciation. The play, which 1b la fmir acts, waa produced for the 6tr»t time on any stageatllarmanus Bieecker Hall. Albany, N. y,, on Oct. IT. It treats of the political game and sit li s meshes of Wire-pulling and trickery, nnd although there ere very apparent faults In the construction, Infl piny malcefi Very good enterrntnmfnt. The Hlory Iri nn Interesting one, the char- nelera axe cleverly iiruwn. .partlculorly Those % Spens :Hooee«. Ci^yclaad, t'-. during Ml*a ubtcon'a road tour, aad at that time the story .appeared, la these colunuin. The rolo of Bylvin Lang (the girl who bas evsry- <hlng) gives Ml*F) Kob»on better opportnnl- tlts uran wna offered ber In any of the other nlajs she has prei^dtAd dirrlog the protest engagement, and ase takes full advantage of every opportunity with a most Bathfactory result And while it Is by do meson of ex- unordlnary stieilKtb. in ber IiodUm It iBjrlvm a prominence beyond that which the author could have hoped for It. Bylvto is a girt of many moods,' but love is the predominating Ksalon of her life, and Miss itobson mikta ra. belug'la real life—not a mage charac- ter. Byivla Unloving, lovable creature, who wins the esteem nod afftvcUon of all around bee, old and-young. alike, and makes a .very attractive central dgiue in the picture, but the .character la detracted from partly ■ tiy the lack.of sufnolent motive of the play, and partly by the clumsy minuer In Which taa mithor has developed the p!ut. . The role of QUy: Weema does not lit naturftlly tn the picture, but Is forced Into it. and ha l» so palpably an evil-doer that In real life be would not be tolerated. Srlrla's iDgenuoua- Krh might be advanced an an encuse far r fulling -ir.no the trup act for her by bliu, but, while n girl In year* slip baa proved Mmtt lo be a woni-in (.apalle- of managing a, household and of-bringing up her sister'n uuUdren. flbe .knowis much w the evil jf life ber brc>tber-ln*liiw.:haB led,' and there la; no etciise.for-her believing afiy.th.lng be alls her. He han tabgiit Jim young sou to U nnd thlK, 'alone,. Should tell Tits true caarm-ter,. Hut, itmra.tbaa nil, Sylrla's b>- llpf la,tho,man'-sbi > IgiveM riiould safeguard b*r>ngalnst .the. trap An- foll-s into, [n -p-te of all\this, howovcr, 4 the play, aa proscutcil.bj tbe, stats und :iler flupiion.. fdralHueR-pleatitfr- oltle eateriolnment.-uud Is well worth going tbiiee.. II. b, Warner,gave another of hlu-eg* re'lent peHfofniantcw, and innde s irigulilcd snaforcefulI'hiilp Waring. Mr. Waruerl-t.«ue of i(hfe atost convincing actors on our tit age M-day, and hlsworkTs ever praiseworthy. ftiibe-V Irving did capital, work aa, Ruth Carney, nuu riara^JcVlokof mud** much ofedH role.of.MlHs Fanny wtmM, -As ^tr-j.-JVar- lag.Phlllp'H iuoHht. -Jlrta- nwyi*r was dellaiit- ful. Maater DOnfitd tlallaKtier hi tnore tLnu un ordinary boy ttctor. H1h performance was clean cut und decisive*, und bin work In the last net was really artistic. In a Iciwot de- Tree, little Bnth Ablwtt Welltt wits good at i'ereRft. Knrie Ilrowu and Keuben l-Vix had thankless rotes, but din all (but could be daiie with them. The cast In full: I'll Hip Waring, JL..|t, ; ..Warn«r.r;.(iir, Weems. Rnric Bfcbwh.; Oeor^Hruot, 'Meaben rati Tcoinrj ^*it( ."MaKer ,J>onIad '-.(JaUaJrher} Mce, ^Mttag.' Ado,. Dwyet.; Miss J'auiir W&IfOH, WtiaT->feV|citer:-pritB Ceraey. -IftsbeJ Wf- HSl • Teresa-.|tai£ Ruts ■ Abbot?,-jWe4|»j Ntfra*. Kithr.vn fnulla,'. >lild, JOseirhlne Mnck: -Sylvia .tlimg. .Klearlb'r Itooscht.. The ebireath.week'.Qf UUs ftobsoo's--|Urf began Dec. 10* . ,•' .. • - • . • . , , Metropolitan Opera Mn.m-r.~cia W-.'d- ueMfly night, Dec, Q.'*r>dora,". : ;lJiiiUe4TO-C!!- *rrddso's opera, founded' tiivu' Smtlou't p]nv of the name name, wait mingfdr tbo first ilmo in -Amerli'd. '1'he cant.wajii Kvdorfl, ItiML f-'aviillerl; -Olgn. Miss Alien;: Dlralrri, Miss >fatlfeld: Un IMcrolo fjavofcardo,-"Mnie. Jn- my Ujnb Ipanov/M.? CartisO; I hi mm >*"..,Seem ■ Dvblte, 11 llaronu lloiiKel: M. f^roli; h Oltlllo.'M^llegiie: Borov, M. Miihl- fruinnVOrecb, ftL Dufriche: BotManr, haklu- MR} M, Vogtiarac-LdreKrJu-' Navarlnl. Ar- turo Vlgnn conducted- This waa the lirat rfopoAmnce tere of Mine. CavallfrJ, lYMnv Hight, :7. "Ui Dnmriatioii d« Fausi," Ileetdr Uerlloi's five act opefn, was Tendered for the llrW time In America. The work hAd be-on beard In. this country before ah an oratorio, Mdrgfibrlt*, MIm Kfltrar; FniiHt, M. Rous- seUere; MephlHtophelfe, rot Planr-iju; Bran- rter f -oL:*Cnalmun.. . Arturo Vtgnn conduced. Afternoon of 8 •■Tanobanwr" was wing" wliu the same cast na before, and at night "tia?- ta" was repented. With M. Bfftnel in the role taken before by .M, Carnso. The rcat of the oast was the satne as wbou last given. '.' aevt York Hippodrome (2de*Hrc, nhu- bert ft Atulotdon. managers,.—-The third week of ".Vpptunea Dnugluem" began jyon- day, Dec,-10, to the usual excellent, buslnesi'. AtieiidQucfl since the opening of this, attrac- tion Ii«p been record breaking In Birr, ifud There U every Indication that this cotiditlan w|ll continue for some, time to come, The vnttdevllle and rlrctin fenturoo are still prlmo factors In.-the make up of the pleastnc en- terhiinmenl. .. ■ Lim-olu Square Theatre (A. 11 let- ter, mnnager).—"Mrs. Temple'a relegram*' fipebed here Dec. r>. and the clever comedy hj^Frank-Wyart and Wn. Horrid, again met with success. Mr. Morris, as Frank Fuller, ■ od the company. Including Harry. Conor, Uatry. Billiard.. Samuel T. Kla^ans, Edwin KftyVler, Ornce Heals, Mabel Catnerdn. Viola AMma nod Carey Hastings, were at their beat. - Morgan P. Wllron Is rsatmfter of tne ton'r for waiter N. lAwrenee. The Necoud Wee* of the enKSaenient began Dee. 10. Fourteenth Street fliCfctre (J. W, IlosenniR'st, inn linger t.*^-'* A Mill tons lre'« lie* \Tng«' Is tin; nitractlou for .the current weelf npenhiK Moniiqy matinee.. Dec. 10. Mommy, souvenir ntftlit. vontlmtes to draw liti'gi'.crovdH. Next wwk, M UrM Itlvem,~ iirnnil Oji.tii II-iH---- (J. II. Xpi'liigcr, mnillurev).—Opening Meoaay everting, Dm, 10; "Man nnd mvttmM.^-'wnl Robert I<o- rutiic In the loAtlfug role, drew a large audi- ence, In-spile of The diwipreeftWe weather. Ivext.week, "His Honor, llio Mnyor."-* ■■ Khloherhoeker Theatre (Al. llaymsn A Co.. mnnagers) < - : -Montgom¥ry and 9tone wtartcd llielr twelfti week Dec. 10, In "The )l*d .Mill." — , . »...:. -. ... ■ VArkvllle fliealre <Fnah (WrHem, Liniiagcr);—."The Wttard bf 0»" opoued here Momldy, Doc, HV ftm-lnn fSg.ru B & Lee fibuberr, niana- SetK\.r-•faroea- X-.T'itrerH. ,in '"The Blue [oou." bcgmi hlH altth week on Dec. in., ■ -Unneuii Theatre (Qaajgr B. tlarrls. man- «!!«■■».--"The:: llnVrltefi" opened . its nix* tecotli we*-k Dec.-10. , ltdn-•<-<- Theatre (DavUl Ileiawt-o, rr\an- n-rerv—-The Rose -if the Rnuelio" bognn Its third week on Dec. 10. - . r ••"■ ' .. ' jf two rival political "bossrH*," the dialogue a snappy, and generoualv sprinkled wlthw.lt of the particular kind that ,Mr.. Broadburat has rendy to hand, nnd there are fteveral slinntlona of drama'.lc strength that have been handled In a manner (hat will surprise those frlenda of the author who har« con- sidered him solely as a force writer. Tn fact, Mr. Brondhurst baa written n play that gives promise of living, and has handled a big Qubjeci with credit.. His story tells of bow Alwyn Bennett Is jnnde mayor: of the city by Charles. Walnwrlght, a Anancfer, and Rlchnrd Harrlgnn, a corrupt "boss," because these two worthies want film to alga a Lill that will, give thenn a street rnllwoy frnn- chlne In pcrpemlty. But when Bennett ge:a In'control of the dty gorernnient he cannot see things quite In-tbe wfty that Walnwrlght and llnrrlenn hoi>ed he would, and lie vetoes The bill. Then tuey try to force its passage over hlti heaf), by.a.vote In eomnilttee, and Walnwrlght lets Bennett know that the let- ter's .Hw**etheart, fiolliis, wll| be ruined unless rlip. frnoi.-;iir=e in uratited, because be (Waln- wrlebt). Mug (he .girl's guardian, hs*..in- vented nil ber capital in tne stuck. Xlut at length I'hf-lnm, n rival of .Harrigan, brings to tighl: the Tnct that Walnwrlght has wrecked ntid pUtndered.a friend. 'Oarrlsch, wlioscsnn (HRcovers many evldencen of Wnld- wrlghL'H- crooked dealinte, and ibe. bill la withdrawn. •Ilenftett .anil Dallas - tfatis rlad thPlr bath of-love rttrewn with roses."' Fred- erjek I'erry ployed the 'youthful mayor with tin lot dignity.and conviction, and James E. Wilson, ns-Walnwrlght. gave/*, Inleresiitrg atinl>'. .'liie--. nctrag-.of .Oeorgo' Knwce^t, However,' ah Uie;g^o<l-lieiirtt;d"p6Titlclan,'-Vbe- Inm;-. was- the-big dellghtfof toe.' e.vBfllng. h'a wnrk being humorous and iraprcsslv*.'. flnr- rlgnn, the mr,riipt.boss,jwas.A*npiinUy Played by I-'rfthk .MflcVicMV,--wliovwa»( ..ibe, rlorlll- foced, ■■ftcnanlng,, tnet-cilew politician to/tlie UK^i ltouirlfts t ■ V;ilvlmiiiK i tiKil *; some. ■Very blight Hues:to upeak; ihh! lie hticw licv to deliver ibom to the best, advantage, too, while ■Geoffrey O. Stein., who.had. to wait until the Inat.actfor hla opportuulty,.-guve ii bli of Idicnte acting tbht was nlont. credit- able, his. one scene'', bcln-g handled'with'.re- trrossloQ-and conyluclng. Inienslty: -.Villlani Itlcbards -also recelved^wnrra' applaiiae' for u li(ic rt »piece ofn chiWcter^work.'^Tbe.^adt^ Aifl-yn. Uennett, - li't-xlerlck. .i'en-y ;"-,CiiHrlpe Wnlnwrlcht, Jnmca JEK Wilson-: Sco'fl >fi; Olbbs, John Flood.; Richard riarrlgan, Frank MucVlcara; Jnmeg 1'helMui, Ucorge FnWcelt; ferry t'arler Walnwrlght, Buuglaa Fair- hanks; Judge Newman, (.'harlot jiiedwou: Harry Thoiopson, Uvonrcy C. Hleiu; WH- tfiim Ingram, WilttJini ItU'nnrds ; Rlcuurd 1*. ltnbct'tB, Iienueit Soin)inr»l: Henry Williams, f :Kenn> 3fc/- .iim« B f » 7emy-*Mnt* Stn-rt Theatrexii.'P<.AIbce,.gcpcral■mah- 'titger^^A-ctfcvWeJ'hMiJ'Kw.-ta.pr-'SCftti after* •ebon andcyenirtg,'Mondfty. Dec.-,10, and the WJI, *'.a'" ttiorcnigalj' -good.' one,, incnided: .Thoinas"ftnd-rayn», cierer Wooden iliocand roiiT m-.hic danccrA.; the Ralzert, in their (hrjlilhg-,;acrobatic turn-;. Mabel Sipjfirilr, whose! ventrilorinigra ;-wfls ot hjgh grade; fSthrpn Francis, -In' her .'whirlwind dnpctng, caught the'hoitw.ln flood.Blrle, her Arubjan TOys.'-iWOHn. puniberi-acting .as. a-.good- loll for.-their principal;- >Io>hvr, liottebtdit^nod MoeliiT, nofobaue and -confetly: 'cyclists, ,were wnrmly.; Kpplalid^d ; \yilllan*, A.-Inman. *-ln ■:ltc«gnItIoij," ■ contrlbuied . n' capital-; piece of,>ftct!ng,, depicting. sn-M of the scenes of evervlay Jjs\_lft Jl'Xl MIW'l' ' Connors was..a s^-jd .Sflconil; •Horry- Tate's English novelt v, ''Flsliiag/' was seen for the lira: time at tblk' houue. Bsymond and careriy were prime! fayorltcs in their tiernmn'com* edy; Sisters O'Meers, graceful and daring tight wire performers, held the undivided attention of the largo house; the motion pictures are continued. Manhattan Ouera Home (Odcar Flam* merstelo, manager).—On Wednpiday- nfitrt, Vwr. >'-, at this house. Director Haramerstem's offering was Verdi's four act grand .opera. "Klgoletto," with Meurlce, Renaud in Die title role, on which occasion he made bis American debut. Although E-mffertog from a JionrxeneKK, for which lie anked the indiilgence of the audience, M. Renand proved himself lo be a singer of the highest- rank, and scorea an undeniable succeiuv !*e,noase*»»eH & baritone voice of- remarkable ilektblllty, and Is a decided acquisition to opera;In this country. M.. ifBoncl- reneated. hla succesa of bis Srst appenrance. TJie <*ust In full was: Olida, Mile, i'lnkert; Giiovanna, Mile. Sev- ertna; Ccmlessa. DI.<Vprouo,_ Mile. 7jicrarla; Mnddaiebn, Mile Olacooia; 11 Duca, M. Bond; Spnrafarlle, ii, Arlrcondi; Ma- rullo, M. ror-spitn ; Monterone, M. Mug- no? ; tlorsa, M, Veuturlnl; . Conte , in Ceprano. M Heseblglian: Klgo'etto. M. Re- cnud. Clcofonte Campfldlni, conducted. The work was handsomely fltogeri. nnd the vari- ous member.* of the cast ncnultted themselves with credit. , On Friday night, 7, (Joiinod's superbly pnnalda "ffiusi" was delight fully sung, superbly ~tagrd and perfectly acted. Mine. Donalda nuM. Dalmores appeared for the first time In America, and both made decidedly favor- able.Impressions. Mrne. DwValda possesses n soprano voice of rare quality, and, barring n slight .nervousness perccptnble in her earlier. notes, left nothing 10 be desired. Her rendition of the Jewel song.,wnsi auf- flelent-to ivfn,Ther n.jilnce-flraorig our.fore- most operatic fnvori|es, while as on actress she showed drfircuth- ability rnroly possessed by s a singer. Wlth.ler other qunlfflcstlons, she also has votith -and benilty. on her side, lwssMslons '.ihyaysi r»tent -Iti-winning public fftvor., M. Deimor.e«;sanE wiih feeing and inreillgehce^ rtnd tlscd his excellent tenor voice to--the- j>e«t advantage; . M. Arimondi scored . a dectdetl- hit.: rift Meiihlsiophtlei. Ills singing of;ihe..''Cfllf of- ilaid" song wns exceptronnlly. well rendered, and .he ftdjbr -dc<erved 'tbe"demo"nHtrat(bn It.enllfd fftVNi. ■IJis:hfi-tiptr F of the.fole too. wns.up- lWiin'll.Y. g" 0 ™.' .The, .work 6f .thovCboniH -MB partlcitlnrry..fine nnd la deserving ot tnbfe lhaii..a.passing;. uOilce.- 'flje. chorui-.liearil lh.grand'OrH'rn-In,-the. .languages IS gcneraJIy iqitlfferent. at'- ieat M bbf. Mr. linrhmiv'steln lifli. aee;iir,ed-'fro»fli;-:yonng. and .ncll'tfajned Voices,' and- ibeKrcsult■■•'fully repaya. lil» ef- fort!-. Tbe-dlfuVult .clibrus work Sk the' -Ker-' .IHnwe wceuf wnx. flaMess/abd added much to the general excelience'.'.of the' peYformauce. Itja safe-to sav'that,. In itfi.ent|rety, "Faust" has uever received t a nn-t-e-Hiitlsfat-tory reudi- Hon. -TbC'cdsti ln-'fnll; 'Marguerite.. Mpje. IJounldiiuHlefiel, Mlle-Olimconla; ,Martbe. Mtue. . Wjurielle; .Menblfjtoiilielett M.: Afl- mondl ^Vtlehlfh, MM Se-flellhac; Wagsuri JL* .-Keith 'tfi r<tWtOr*a : Tv#eilty2t|lffWI street ^Thnaire>--H. , hsfl. H. Kvaas-rtd com-* psbv su'eeecded In holding the, aadlence cpn- ■ \-nited-w1th- langftier from Orst-to last,-*n -It r. Un-to-Voti, Wtlllara," on D&,' iu,and roLli, Kolllns and -the -Carmen Sisters ^fnr- opM a-banjo specialty that-was rotea-'an fXceptlonftllj- flne; , «ct...-.-M»rrg ,Brown. <tne colored comecliAn, reoetttly■ retunied from un- U9u.fl siici-es-s, abroad, sang hi*-- sougs with remsrknblc effect, and bsd the audience whh hjm to'* tntn, -,oihers.'.were; L«e rung tpo. UWaeae baritone-(Moulter Sisters, in* a won- -rteffal'; nar. nr>; .nrnia' farm-i'nrd,., Dave Genaro and'HayCnirey, In their"clever art; Netile Carroll, wbose : -wlre-'act .-la-.excellent; Carroll.And W*A ln..alnglug and dancing. The motion.plcturpe continue. :.-.-• j ,.v Afnrraiy Mill The'alre (Sam- D&saner, manager).—The Jersey Lilies opened here for." the Week 10, with an excellent bill. A number *of favorite burlesqiiert, including l-'annlc Vedder, Isabel llurd and George X. WIlBoa nfe seea to. excellent advantage in their rcapectlve roles, and the entire com- pany united ihelr best efforts, with good result. "The Phonograph Glrla" la-the.title of-the opening part, with the scene laid in a phouMgraph salesroom. A phonograph rec- pid Is part of th-splot. ■ Miss Vedder, as the phonograph ctrl: Miss, Uurd, as the jealbui wife of a lord, wtio helps beauty In distress ; George X. Wilson, as a funny Dutch gaR man, who turns burglar; Constance, Wood and Grace lt*-t*lnson, two clever Utile work- er** ; Hnrvy U rven, an the lord; lurry Woods, with original methods ob n Jew key- liole mender, who turns detective; Nat Franklin, us the butler, and Wtn. Baker, ns the potter, • were all suitably. cast. The chorus Included: ilartle Stokes, Annie Xord, anna Fay-- Minerva Smytho, Bndle Lewis, Mae Morrison. Marie Dennett, Carrie ILawks. Lillian DJ Turk. Gdsale gtcoythe. Besale Karlc, Delia SevtBour. Hose Hill, Helen Brooks. The Ineldeutal numbers pleased In nil particulars. "Bamboo Bungalow," led by Fanny Vedder; "Decoralloa Day, headed bv Connie Ward, full of notion; a pa Jam a song, "Percy,"* and "Powder Puff Brigade," hy Miss Hurd; '-Captain Percy," with funny buslue-M by<ieorg-.* X. Wilson; "La-Mstche,' with dance by lllsaes Do Turk and Kay, and . the ■ ilnal medley were, all applauded. Cordon and Charon, a clever colored team of goo. MrMUIaf; -Faust, M:' -DafftWes, . Curtprinlui. cno.luctod ' *'I Purltanl"' wis repented Saturday afternoon, 8. .with -ike name . cast n» beion*. except that M. MitgDM replaced M. Arlinondl as Giorgio, and M. Dmir sang Waltcm. Saturday night, R, *F/niwt" ; wan ivpentad, with M. Altchcvsky In the title role. Otlierwlse . the cast, was the satne as. before. On Host. Afark'. Jft;-Cody.b. >iaif*/:|l*rr? ^Ji^CoolW; d^»^hj:m i the.*e,eond w.«li r of.tb"e Seaftrn Arthur «SsaV AlfrtdJKap'Kler.;, Qtflce.-Hoy, ^^^^Si^n^^iM^ehS^Wm wUrt, a. Urntka? -IMIIan-HsInvrtKUt, .Xft- PH W& •Wumtm .the lfti« i »hv»o-- , AT' the j AlMwnH, rw,4t«.rJeKt llati .K^nftiief Cynlliln llatMson., Dtva -Jtn rtiJdA; Mv*.-,' Iten/ielt*' lLwrj/fW- Otis .nellerr- hm --The suond' wcck-tg-gga-.lp. .-. ,.«.-•* t->■ *_-jf*»-ilusr 1'lnci- ;The'»tre*^- , 'lH3P Ki^rrji- siepr;". *"A ; Mon DlelratifthV') vyaaiureseDled Juae Deo. *, ■rfor-.tbe--flr»r i -Urpc, '.'rblB forjr ncivfrtroe; hy-JohBnn.N'ewrroy. breats'of lle,rr Idpsj n -capitalist, who haa exbauated all posuibllitl-.^ of liis great wraith. He'decldes to propose to the -first: womnn lie meets, and tloes"no. to a gay: widow,, whose ptevlous unloiira --leiid lAns Into crrtai)(lca,tlons- - lie meets ono of 1 ber former udulrers, and in t(ie struggle both -fall lu.to a.Jake.; l**aeh tliFnklng"tbQt the otller bud heen drowned, dmr. both tft-e to the sctuia. country lun. j.ip-V - lawyer, believing Thlm dead, produces a wilt, leaving ell to Knthl, .a pensant girl, bill on Lips' rettirn, he mnrrie* Kathl, and the widow is spurned >by all of hoe former admirers. Willy Tbuller, aa.IJps, .made nn- fber tblgnlt, .The supporting.coat: Stifter, ak- Ilnnseler* -p|»orner. Max i.l.bl : \Vlxor, 11)1 Kalacr: Miidnm, Scblelor, Mn'rie .von Wcgrrp: tlhithflmmer, Willi Frey; Kraut- lopf, ■ I'ranz Klcrfclnscr: Ka'.hl. Mllly Itel- nani 1 ; Staiibmann. Otto Meyer.!. Anton, Jacques Horwltai Joseph, Jacques Lttrlan; Krster,. Helhricb .Hnbrlcb; Swelter, Louis Koch; Driller. Cnrl Egll W'lrlh. Coinnlnl Tiie«tre (Percy -0. ■Wlllinms, manager!'.—•'Business continues at high winter niark here, tbo uetlnees frequently hnvlpg an nttendnuci' that tests Ute capacity of the fipncloiis theatre. Chnrles Werner's verj 1 suc- cessful, debut In American vaudeville Inst week. In the dramatic playlet, "Heard at thu Telephone." warrants Ibe retention -of thin sterling netor for this week In the name ve- hicle. Jftckljorlnier Is also, held over for this week. There itro two.prominent new miners her* 1 -this week In cornm, the nci-rtinplishcd Kugllsh ventrllrH)iilRt, mid Paul Spsdoni, the iCuropenn Juggler of Itgnt and henvv objectx, In-wh'eh be pIkiwh reiaflrkable skill. Both performer* scored solid. ouccesBes. -.Klfle Kay. n no, however, wns no ktrauger here, was a Wit factor iu BHMBMcuoeeHs toamerltorloitii bill, in her songs, and-Ed. Latelb tn hla bud- get of music and, siorles, was equally, wel- come. ; George Thatcher and rh«B..Rrnest,as a i minstrel "troune." kept the audience Iu constant .merriment: the Zingtrl .Troupe,- In their operatic uovelty, ''Gypsy Life, -mar with pleasant sneressi-'John-and,ltertba GIcii- toQ, asslMled by Fred. HnuUb-m, scored tthtiiHiy in Ihelr uiurIcmI and dancing- act: nnd the vltagraph displayed new pictures in life motion. New. Circle Theatre (ITnton Theatres Co... mhnngers).—Tlie second week of M; jf, ■flielse'ri Wine. Wnninr; nud Hong" Co. opened iiusniclrsisly, Mohrlbyi Dec. 1ft, .wilts a fsrge nudlciice In nttuudnuce.' The Innovation'of Infttiluttnga.ruD <>f some weeks with a bar* les-iue, corniiany, bldn fair rb in> attended with excellent huslnesx results, as tbo then- ire did -n lin busltiens ull the past- week. Uolilts ntid A>i. farr,-who head the excel* lent comiinuy. bftve tus-ouie great futorltes here. Tin entrX-^i>mcht will run at'least throe weeks longer.-. • ■:.--- ■■-.- New Amsierdaui-Tliratre' f Kla'w ft Kr< laiiger, mnnn«-i>rSi^ltlcbnrd Carle. .In "Tim wSS&j Sfi&Bffi .,Uie,..-9blo|a58.a l.-AuUu* Donnldfl aufl RegtriSvirt ^WTM miikl-lghev.ioml Mtofc.... .. Vletorin Tfccatrfe '(Qatar ilatnmerftejn, mafleger>,- r r.Tlii' f«c> Un^lb .Unllday season w;nea,r at.banillihs haa.no -effect, mm ibe constantly, big ..hueluefls which this-'.popular hq*iiHp en/ojH... The concbrt nlntform (ha| been > Invaded In. order, to provide Ihe' ErMbki feature for tnt*. MTs bill. 'Iu Ibe .engage- ment of,tbo celebrated Bohemian violinist. Korbiii, - who j-cored- ono of. tbfe stewm'tt greute-'t tincccsjeh here on Monday.- .That ibe virtuoso's marvelous nlaylng was a. reve- lation (n ibe. major ■nortfon of the audience was evidenced by : the lespectful att»-nilon nccorded him km the volume of applause which- greeted nirt at. the finale oi his Hplendld rendition of classical selection*-. The bill this week also list*:-Iter* pm$ and company, in "Jlogan's' Vmtf a vehicle which permits Mr.'I*sUe to Indulge In about oil the. >laug- phrases-It. would Tie pons!bio to Imagine But the skit scored Bolfdfv, with the.enpnhle.i^d of. fialloe and Bnrbarelto. Bhiart Barnes: gnvs hl*i entertaining mono lOEue; Helen Gerard disnlaved her feats of expert edtieatflanlaai; Ariolph Zlnk. the mln- lardre comedlnn, sustained lilh portion of.the hill finely; Daisy Harcourr. comedienne,,waa well received; Fred Korno's Co.; Including Billy Reeve. In "A. Night In an Kngllub Music Hull, won, as usual, pronounced success; tbh ICenard Trio did ROtde wonder- fni fenls of acrobatics; Paul La Croix gained many laughs as-a .comedy Juggler, and the vlthj-rnph closed the egceilent bill, AmcMenn Theatre ,(J. M. Word, mfltia. y«r>«—CKl| Spooner; In. "The Olrl ftnfnes.'* entertained n good 6lted aiidlelice.'ot this bailee, Monday afternoon and evening, Dec. 10-. Mies Bpooher wns at bet best, and gave nu exrelleni performance, a* did the whole company. The' cast- In:foil:- Raitif. Cecil ttpooner; Did IronHldes, \Y. li. Turner: Wil- liam Blirkc, Geo. 1'aimer Moore;. Hflppv KUtler. Los-llascflll; rihorty Warren, Pick ThouipsOD.i -Lord Itandolph, W. p. Chslfln; Ilarrj Hjinrtolph. Harold La Costa: Arthur Olbbs. liomer Barton; Jlmmle. Chis. fllb- son: K<L ■ Ltwton, J. W. Nlekolh: itehry, II.-*8. ftastlrk; Charles. Oto. Newton; Mm. MsHin Olbbs. Kiln Cnmerob j Alice ■ albhs. Kdltli Yenccr; Miss Flteglbbon. Flerrnce Klitott: Hm Starr, Hay Scott; aunelte. Ulcca Scott; Altlsbu Qulgley, Klleen Sheri- iImii; Beiiison Teller. Belle Carletou: Ciarlawe WeRten. Oerirude Webster: Bonuie Farleigli, Mnry Mftrlltie : Thwi. Wlinrlen. Ml W'llsnn; Biirimi Weasels, Austin Conrov;. ,klchnrd Tlioibtou, Harry Tucker; .Tami-s W.iae. Geo. Bowman. Next attraction, "A Marked Wo- ;asn." « - •■ - ;. . Atlnntlc tlarden (VT. Kramer's Scihs. lnaungers).—The Luhrl Trotlpr.'Orletu-nhd Taylor, the K!rb Duo, Kilitb Bflyuiond and cojopfiiiy, lAlex. Drlssoniino rho ,uew moving Gli'hirrs are (he aftrsctldn' Mr thin week, peclsl. nrograuims for Ruild:iy i afternoon nud evening f-rtitcefts. , 'Lyric Tht-iitro -tR«m S, ft bee fthubert, xnauRaefBi, — Mrs, *rT*K6.hegab. on Dec.. 10. her, foutrii .week In .'TAo. New-i'ork-Idea/* arlcr an absence of one week, opining nt "-'i house Monday nlglil, ■ Dor. ■ m ^llje f* 1 *rM well-flunfLand iue jfetmjm ao led tB* flttWctlOft..tt'SB,j»r»o( tliht Its "Hi nnolher t\iy houflA had uM ethausied .this house Motwlav night, -Dec. V boime. — -"' -**'*— ' s - 1 ■•"- --— corded ._ niu-'nt anotl^r city hmtflft bml not exhausted tl9 nopnllclty-, ..Mr. Carle w*i»t as -droll ,as e.ver.'-iibd recfllved gnoil snp-wirt .irom.lils hssjalant Nn makers. The ■ cast wns - un- thnnged. . .. Marion Lea. wlio Bad be«b-out'df 'the-cist foy a weak. pacAia* of-a sprdlntnl kuce, re- ktr-rad lttr i-Ote Inst .week, ► „ - . •• - ; - Seer Vork Tliea'tre Amdif fclJrVinirpr, rorlniiaerm,—"MfttrseH.- Boltle" b#gan on Dec. lJI'its,*rconrt and. last week, rtictotadcrs MQMttefa,follow. v . .,• ■ ■ ..-. ,.-; llroRdnii, Theatre ILittJk Dlnawsll. rnfrnalfarsL-— Ahbn Held. In '!the VnrWInn Model." l>egin on, t>tc. 10 her ; third week. * pleasing methods, opened the olio with „_jd singing, lively dancing and enjoyable comedy ; .Wm. Baker and Urace Boblnson pre- sented good dancing, singing and burlesque magic; Miss Robinson's acrobailc dancing nnd back (funding aas a fparure of the act: Woods,and-(ireene, 'he ballroom boys, had ii bright dialogue Hd parodies: Bowan- and I.Ina did a cemedy horliMnial bar and cast- ing.act, t*i« grotesque, make-up and stilt work Or Una being ,a clever novelty; tney were rebefltodly eaeorcdi b'anny Vedder gave nn exhibition ;.of wooden shoe dancing, ,1a conjunction. with Franklin and Buckley, and showed many pretty steps; Isabel Hurd sang several ballads In good voice; Abaci Kader and bis.three Turkish wives perfohued their exhibition of croron painting, -paper tearing t,nd other,.arts.. "The I'rlnce. of Jersey was the-bnrlestiue. with.Isabelle Hurd sod Miss Vedder-us Jerseyltes,, George X; Wil- son.as tlencral Jlloomlletd, and others In Hie cooipsny .Hiiltably. east, .conehided iln • good sljyte. Incklaiitally' - -there-, 'were . produced nnd mmg :';*S'-otcli Blue 3eTJ,'- ."Stroll; StroJU, Slroll." ."Would You *l#avt ,Vour Happy Kdmer'-l-tKnolr^a Glrlrdke *t'ou.'.' "The edstutnea^tbrougbput-the -nunabers^were .of MtceptJonAllvt taut y^ design. J.t,Fr6ttsln-ls managei'Tnr:W.,'s..dark: R. I*. Qreenunlgh. musical director- .Sam S. .Clark; busloeis manager; J. Joaes. properties; F., Devltt; t<t.nge carpenter, -itext ;-week/ the Rose Hill Co.. . .^-"' ,*- ; r,v.- .'i-v . ,' ?t v*--:c-i r -*. -vl'n-iior'-i .Theatre ^.Tony.^Pisatbr.smana- ger,) -"-On '-tliQv.wri *JGMa£ blB3i*,-«Dec.- -TO, were:.AL. U. ratfWana«cotupiiiy, : . la -,'tfie skit, ■'The-Newlfccporter.*' who uta not fall t>i bring laughs at. every-move; Dlnmund and Smith, llltwtraied soiigi, proved to be as well liked ns ever; Tom and lldiib Almuod scored heavily ; Hnecial- menUon should be made n.( the clever dancing,on both lee nud .l-oller Hkates by Mr. Almond. Joe Bowers and Lillian Curtis icorcd iu tbelr.sketch, entitled •-The ."■Dw,Catcn'?p'; 1 ,* Wmbal and Lewes had nvnuvefaJrebVIv' act t- i»et^: *F. BTuward.-. cjia> u-.-trtr.■ -i-awMWuittcr .-.fcnd - mlalc,' pleaded-; Wboeter.E^l'end .Vera Curtt^lnk-aiilr.^To Dps^tui. -Ofi- pirtlaeHs.'V-wpra worded well eefned.ntlpBiHjte- Others to appear t« gwid fidv^dtni-e, wert': Jack Irwin. cliaructer'tDaie- ujab: .Bertie. Iieiron,'the* Bunitrel.clrb: the hraioflB- t)hdvtbtdr* fedu-,*atcd hoops; Alvin Bros., -ring- gymnasts; Marlrey-Oud Moron. cpmedia'ns, ond the vltagraph elosed 'an. en- Joy»b(e but .-•.,. -.' -.---'-•.,•.,■;■. v...; Timiiu Tbepttee -(Sulii'v.ia ft Woods, iuafi3gers),.i—vAt. the; World'*. MerCy,''- by iltwan ,I>a*flB 1 '..th!s-.w > *ck's attractlan, 1* ftpr of-nlrrlng-sltuotlouB. The cast; Blll-.l*ay- iou, 1'Hui ricoti: Tom Blight, i:. II. Khnball; Jim. Carden, Frank .Burns- Butb> Austin, Klennor Franklin : Mrs. Clancy,-Anns-Ward ; 1'olly -Grlgirn. BelU- Dn'rling: l-'ila Durk, AJIce Meredith j orace AqhUu. Helen Sheedy i Jack Austin. Forest Stanlty s Dr, F'redOray. Ed- win Koi: JacobrOrardt, Tom- Sara Vnn : Washington Griggs.., Jean Rowleys Rut Griggs, WUIle Hheedy: Terry Clancy. I»aul Klora; Joe. Hilton,- Jack -Klovilie Bpeclnl- tics were nresenfr-d-l>y Master Willie' and Helen Mheeoy, Too Sam Van, Betle Darling and Paul Klotz. Tbe tour Is upder the di- rection of i Bpencer ft Aborn. N«t weeft, "How Heiirl* Arej Broken.".. . *-' ,." Miner's FJlshth Avenue Thetatre (Kd- win D. Winer,' nunager).—Opening Monday matinee, to usual good business, the Colonial Belles proved, a good attraction, with two good burlesquee, 'Down on the Baby .Fnrm" nnd "CoRen, the Count," and an excellent olio, ;Dally.matinees, wfrth the exception of Friday. Next week, the Thoroughbreds. Third VYennr Theatre I Martin J. Dltton, nwinsger).—"For a Human Ufe," by Hat lteld, with scenes laid In the mlnei' and -in n prison, was pmwnrcd ;ilern Dec, 10. with the follon-ine cast: Hobm Alnsleirfi, Georgo Gordon: Calvin- Roebuck,- ItoUert Gaiilard; Jem Qhiydni. „ \v. II. Gorman;-Mickey Finn, Bobby Mack ; John Klllshn, Hnrry DIckesoa ; Thomas Van. Tjfte, llsinld Glaser; Tom Coi- gaii, George T^ Walsh: John fiundlih, Larry Mack; Puteey Pot-re, GlBdyn-Smith ; William Jonea.-CbMB.-0.- Hart: Chartldir! of Prison, John O'Brien; Ribei F,lllsoo. -Maude Rherl- dan: Kate Honderaon, Jean Patrlouln. W. T. Keocrli: Is mahflger. Next week, "On tbe Bridge ut Midnight." -,-..-.' . ■ .Mlner'H mfn Theatre (Kdwia D. Mltier. manager).—Tbe-Ww Centdry Girls provide good entertainment hero ttis week. -rh's-Freach Bell" and "Scandal.In-the Btigg FaunllT," with Nellie Hylvester la tbe lend- Wg- roles, and (nil of lively work and prettv MWM nfe split by an.olio IncJiMllhg: Mil- dred valmnrc, couiedlennc; Bnnett and Helle, travesty team: Crawrord and Murrnv, In excellptit eobedy nrrobntlcs; Frank Mtteb- elI ;t ind.Lo'iIs VHtzkow: Hays aud Wlnrheil. ■oruedy sketch, aud Nellie Hylvcateivwltu several »i-g**. A., pblnl Is musira^dlreclbe. Next week, the TwetitUth .Ceninry -Maldu.- itobilon Ttieotre.-^The Frv b'bster Co- opened to aood buslnosB, 10. ,'Tb>. bill iu- t W'U*' I* 1 *?, .*"\-. °f ^*> Merry Kagland," JVHt\, 0,oIc K Uil-.-m the leading role :Ttcsslc roll Una, soubretle; AlMo-Anu LoraJde, inu- steal t'tttti -, die ^IcCall. Trio of. dsver dauu- eg -nn»l, good, ttpra:.-- the -Four, NeUon (.omluues, (tie niorf-ig pleliirei. nnrt„' 1 Kellnv' 8 llotel.'' srlth Curroir at Mm- Kellfv, . Jmes Movers is business- manager; 1 L. f. Johns, ■auslchi director.' Next week, tbo Colonlul llellcs, ...- - . ■ . ,'•• .. , f .• .. i - Afclfcr nieat're J {Wattch1]alH.a Kemper. mFiasgors>.—'Thft Daiioliters of Men" began itsvfnutlb week Dee, 10-. .- . "'",. -. .,*-. raiMir>r).*-Wlll(amrOI|leri« tlhnmVnced his ninth week. In "Clarice,"- on Dec-10. ' ' mtire-stle TbViitre-'f'vV. L. Bawlaiidrman- ager^Jf^Martlc- VV Ms?rle, - the -yoitthful;.an- thor <nt*!'The Ijleht. Ktexntl^''*'newjfour act play.of.,early.Itome, cieaiiMr,with tne perse- catlin of. ibe Chrlstlaira, bas written.an un- eomiuobiy-impressive -story alone-the 'Hues of-.latttr-dny 'works Mealing with- rellgloin topb*H.'and s-hen.he was brought befpre;tn.e curtain at-the .end of tM -second-"act,--he fullv deserved the calls made for a. speech. The first Metropolitan production ,of the;pln) ••'as.given on Dec. 10,. befdre/- an. atldlebce rbat-wa'i piainlv;dI4posed:tb-be*klndly^Jbut It. heeded no favorable inclination-, lb- hrltfg home,the-.fact that the piece had .merit-In const ruct loa end. dialogue, and .some: of, the scenes were poetic In their beauty; '4 Mlt. Merle haa.hnndled a difficultisiibjeut^ most creditably, "snd. bia work keeps the auditor keenly- alive to ' happenings .from . curtain lo curtain. In tbe second act there U a love scene of poetic ImpresHireness, - and, although the later situations are sometimes more- melodramatic than seems warranted, they are well bandied and Interesting. In Its staging the production has been very well lookt-d after, with the result that there are some plctnres provided that are 1 keen de> light. The story Is laid In Ronu* during ibe reign of Diocletian, when the Christian* an> beinjr put to death on every Itond for.naln- tnlnlng their faith. Marco Valerius has re- cently won tbe Emperor's medal for declama- tion, and has been made a- captain of the royal guard, Artemin, the princess, falls lp love Willi him, and they declare their.tender feelings for each other. But Carvlmis, to whom Arterhia has been betrothed by the Kmperor, Informs the girl that Marco is a christian, and she accordingly signs tbe* order for bis death. Later she re- penla , ot ber.. harshness .and folly, and tries to save blm, tut he refusae to renounce hla faith upon ibe .Emperor's demand,'and Dually goes to his death la {he Colosseum, Meantime, b" has converted Artemin to Christianity, and as he Is led away she as- sures him thai she bus embraced the faith. Edward Maokay played Marco Valerius with dignity and convincing force, his reading being uncommonly good. Artemla was de- lightfully played by Edy the Chapman, who proved by her work that she-Is an actress of unusual talent. Sho delivered tbe blank verse with much -.ham, and h«*. remarkably clear ehunr-lRtlcn and pleasing voice made her reading keenly enjoyable. .Malcolm-Wil- liams j played with hla usual ..cleverness, rising to n plane of great excellence la his strong scene vllh. the princess.'In the . second net. and giving throughout n well rounded -performance. Hherldnn Block, as tke "Rmperor, scored a .distinct. triumph. an«] Mabel,Bert did capital work as-.the mother of-Matto. James XellL.did well Ih a .minor' role. ■ The- caat:. Marco Vblerlu*. Howard Mackay; Sebastian, James N'elll; Dainlus.-Joha Anton - NJeien : .Agus, John J.,-Crottyj-LticHna, Mabel Bert: .Vela, Marie Allen: DioMcdan,. Sheridan Block; Cnrvlniis, Malcolm- Wlllloihe; Claudius, John A. Mlesen ;-, Afflus, Charles Myloti : Julio, W.;A. JDolan:-Mariana, jtfual Duffey ; Lu- cius, Edith Wyllef Princess Artemla, Edytbe Chapnano.- ■ - . ; ■ • \ D•■«>>- Then t re (Union Theatre Co.', niaungi-rsl,—A. most (ordlnl -welcome was ex- tended to Kdmuhil Ilnys..ia-hls roaring two bet -farce 'comedy. .In connection,.with' the Jolly,.Twirls . iiartescjiiel-s,-- / at this papular house at the Monday nintlnee, Dec. 10. *Hc> gLnulug;the bill wax tbo first act of "A Wise uuy,". -with Edniund- Hays v ln^ ibe pleading rolei ■ it.is -brimful .of bright .comedy, r aod gl'so' is - - musically.- plenslug,. some -1 eii num- bers "belug-renitered verjr. capably by menl- bors of, the coinpany. There was not B'.dtlll intrax-nc \ during tbe action of the - whole piece, .and ■ each .member/ofv the company, caue^lui' for hl».'or*her share.of anplaus-.--. Tire csst'. In. full :vSl'ite-U^nes**;y,v.Mrnond irayes 1 ;;*-Adam.j*tisn 1 SAW. a£e>ry-;TnTii LliV- t6n.-,Jbbh.Dilsrt"en.; UW^r, Al/ Ilylnnd; ltt'iiry Flopper. Eddy Johnson; Walter. James F. Kelly, Alpbonse Usston, Archie Oeulet: Oertrude Wonderbllt. Adele Palmer. Chorus: Ilazel ndL Stella Snow; ltose Uusb, Maggie N'ewel): Lilac Busb. LUIlau Newell; Gernnl- iioi Hu-'b. Kitty Buckley ; Crauberry Bush, May Hlieldiin; llydrapgea liu»h, Mav Conk- U&i Uoo^tlwrv.. .IJush,, Harriet Beluwut. PUlfkbi.*rry Bimh.'.-MJiy ^tuw ;->lrs' FltTifii- belSMt JIw i.- ^lasi .JVrint, .'JSinlly-- -lfrtce I Miss lisp. Sally .flBtlagbe'r; ilisit Conbtttie, iitteita pt KSbry; jiiay Judgy, aiigoca pe Kabry ; rtUK /living, Florence- HjOwuri ■: .Mtss Lead, May itufcselv bUbsJ .Fortune, Bessie Wilbou. IJetwei-u the a-3snn excelliiut dGuclngartSfas rutrudncedTir the De Kahyjs, with gr**at ertc- cess- ..The 1-oiir .InternaUonal Comtques .also Mitertnlned lo-cntiltal.strle. rind made a.big bit, -The second act' o< "A Wise * <lu? n brought to a cotu:hiaion an entertaining pro- gramuii.-. Executive staff: Cus Llenlog, mnna- »rer n ' John J. Hayes, bit sines.** maoager: Archie Gouler, stuge mamtat-r;. Chos..Miller, musi- cal, director ; James F. Kelly, stage carpenter: Felicia Victoria,: wardrobe mistress. Next wpt*k. Bohemian Burlesquers. . - -'■'. : ... Htrker*H Vuieum (John 17. Anderson, mana--er).—Nubia and India, two untamable lionesses,. are tbe -feature attractions hero this week. Mftrle Ull and Norman Green, fnl girl nnd living skeleton, attracted con- siderable attention. In-the-theatre, which is rtcdtuz an excellent Isinlness, J. M. Moore"** New.Orleans Mlnt-trets are still a big aucceas. .Mnuiiaiiiui Theatre (Wm, A. Brady, manager).—fined George began her fourth and last week Dec. 10, In "Clothes." Dorothy Itevell .tea left the company. Wilton Lackare, In-".Tbo Law and ibe Man," opens neat week. Lew Fields* Herald Square Theatre (8am S. nnd Leo Hhubeit and Lew FlertJs, managers).—This Is the fifth week of the revised version, of "About Town" nnd the burlepatie,, "The Great Decide,'*- . ? Acnticinv of Alnste (Gllaaore h Tomp- klna, mnnngera).—Wright Lorimer, In "Tho Pliepherd KId^," began his Becond week on Dee 10. . Madison Square Theatre (Walter N, Lawrence, manager):—Carlotta Nillaon com- menced-her ninth week Dec 10, In "The Three of. Co.**' ... Joe Weber's Mnslo Hall (Joseph M. Walter, manager).—Tbla house is dark IWs week and neKt, and trill'reopen Dec, 24, with tbo new burlerquc-; "Dream City,'* . Garden Theatre \ HolKs E. Cooley, man- aget).—"Mndarti Rdtterfly" began, on Dec. JO.,Its tilth, week. A professiona! matlhee i: anntuihced for 12. — - r Princea* Theatre (Henry Miller: m«b- a * ei ;L-— iIrK K fl " t An-K 11 " aud Henry Miller, lo "The Great Divide,", began their eleventh week Dec. Its. Criterion Theatre (Cbsrles rVohoub. manager).—Hnttlc Williams eoramenced ber cinoteenth week Dee. 10, la -The Mm Cheriib." .. .a Hnekett Theatre (Jamea R Hackett. mnonwr). — itese Stiihl began- her ninth week Dec. 10, In "Tho Chbrua Ladv." - »-.'•, Wailaok's (Chhs. Burnhsm, manaifer).— Sstfl . Ilerbnrd . commenceil his elebtli week l»ee. HI, la "The Itlch Mr HoggenfltMbierV' Empire Vhentfe (Charles Eroriujlrj, mstiHporV—John .firew began his'- flfteent'i •we-k Inv. Jftj In "ills Home In Ovder." -. BII«in Theatre- .(A. C. Campbell, mbun- get').—Mny Irwin beano her elgtb week on PK.10. lo "Mrs. Wilson-And'retsi-,- . - . Dblr'M Theatre (Prank MdKee. msiuv fer).-r"Tht Helle of Wayfair" edU'red ur/Jit Ittv second A-eak op Dee. 10. ,, "Cjy Lyceum Thestre (Daniel FroUman, matl- agef.1.-—."Tlio Una "nnd .(bo Mouse" entered ltrJ:.afly-firiU,.week-Dec. 10. . - ™ llarlcm—At Keith.* VroctorV nsrlsm 2HB BLB:*H6 *S*SPi fruits'ind Mgtrle BhisH.ro,. Juiiflu Hose, Beari-arid Violet Allen Co., th** UnrgeaKens, Ned Way l.rfrnV IkiBflng PalRles. Caren nnd Herbert, CAblnln. BAaU Auge.r and fornnnbv, Irt "Jack, tttcT. OTRiffr 'XlllerV fltiiitley 1 arid Teonard tod the- Foar'XIrhtonJ, . .