Play, Acts and Music This Week and Sooner
We?My Cunard Dramatic
Saturday?Sarah Bernhardt and her company.
Hodson, matinee and night at the
H. Wilson, in "My Dear Friend,"
III JO I* THEATRICAL.
All the week, with matinee and night
From Utah."
The Kit Theatre.
All the week, with matinee and night
From Utah."
The appearance for one performance
Here of Sarah Bernhardt, the most famous actress that the world has known during the past fifty years. This is an event of extraordinary importance, fresh from her triumphs at the Empire Theater in New York. Where, for three weeks, she has, many crowds spellbound. Mrs. Bernhardt will be seen here tomorrow night at the Academy in three varied characters carefully chosen to reveal her at the best.
She will.  Be support, d i,> her own company from her Paris theater, and will bring with her the costumes, services and properties used in dramatic productions. Her leading man, Angelo, has come to the front from the French trenches, to find his present engagement. He is a host of that Mr. AnKH., who served, Bernhardt during her first visit to this country. The program will be opened by one-act arrangement of the immortal tale of Cleopatra, given by Henri Fain, and Mme. Bernhardt's son, Maurice. It will reveal the great star in a tragic hour, defy in Caesar and choosing death before dishonor. The second feature on the program will be an amusing comedy. 