The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-10
THINGS AT The THEATRES.
4 GERMAN REVIVAL AND 4 NEW
THRILLER ~ NEIODRiMt.
The Thriller Is The slaves of Russia. with
Whips and T,rants to Burnt Crowds
the American Theatre Dali, ftumor
III = New $500 ,O<N, HeIasc0 play.

Won Mo~0r's lively comedy Der Bureau
kra'" was revived NJ the Irving Place
Theatre last night before a small but thor
oughly amused aud once. Tn" piece with
i,s comical, artificial! -ituai ions was spirit
"dlv enacted 10y Mr.. Conried's wrl'- drilled
cpmDany. Willy Frey a. the automatic
tens, and O,to Otthort as Ebcrhurd, with
llrdwiE Won Ostrrmann - Eta. made in
dividEIl hits.
ont in Murderor-' Row every theatre
lobby j. on" on a lirS' night AZ the Criterion
on MONDAY som" Wag chri-trnod George ".
cattle the Hall Cdinr of America This il
"a grievous error. Mr.. Cahl" writes pure
English pros, nu - an authority than tie
London iCdd,mu calling attention to that
fact. And. then. MIR. Cahl" docs nut drama
~" his 90" u novels.
The music PLAYED during the ertr'acte
of The Cavalier" il of ia" most marked
national character. All the good old tunes
from Dan Tucker" to "'rhe MoCklng Bird"
are heartily enjoyed bv h" audience. With
tao plays depicting wal times Oh broadway
no on" car say themes patriotic are long
neglected b" our native drama lists.
Paul keS'er. who made the dramati7a, ION
of 9TH" Cavalier" has "A beautiful home
IN Virginia Woodiawn Mansion l. its name
II IL III -i2e over 200 acres aud j. full
of live stock Mir kesrcr j. humori.r
for h.' had respectively named two part cu-
laIlV noisy members Of the porcino tribe
Pol Plane III and Nolba There IL another
a larger specimen. that he saiu,cs as Park
hurst. and To cap this climax of absurditv
magnificent pair of Cochin China fOwl
answer To the names Of John Storm" and
GLORY Quavlr!" Mr. hester might write
"a comic opera with such promising mat eiiai
The LeblerS have learned lots of buses
geographical knowlodge since they have
been mana glug her Signora Due. wired
m" New York Office that she would rather
play ono-night stands than appear in
certain Western city whore the winds once
blow her accent down her throat This
il hcr idea of one nigll' stands. on read
ing " her mana gers Clutchcd for support
at the nearest tabl. and then sent out for
a gioba of the United States Duse eyi-
IDENTIFY believes the country a globe.
Springfield, Mass. Charleston, =. c.:
New Orleans: Germantown, Pa Birmiig-
ham. Ala: Duiuth, MINI. and of course
the inevitable Hobokcu. home of plain
drinking aud high living, according 80
TIA" humorl~ts. This route was not fol-
lowed
Some one asks MS If Mr Arthur Forest is
Justified ~ the text IN "Nclaimiug during
the forum scene in Julius Caesar. This
i, the most urkird"st cut of all" Ger
tanly H. nearly all the acting versions
that l. III" phrase, though slugularly
enough IA" Supcrfuou~ -l.p"Tlativ" j. not
To hr fouUu in TN" Boydcll Shakespeare,
printed at oxford. l7ii III" six VOLUMES
OF which are in III" writers possession
The American Theatre was crowded
Yesterday afternoon, and very likely will
b" crowded every afternoon and evening,
for The Slaves o. Russia" a new "'hIiler,"
j. holding the boards and the attention If
its audiences. Fashioned from material
familiar and well-s"aspucd this meodrama
con, aims many striking situations and scenes
from an artist studio to "a village Of Sitkova
and ill., tower IN the fourth act. Wild horses
could no, drag from Us an opinion of Iran
khOrrich's pa-tcI- and oil, in nl} Partisan
studio; but there IL no need of denving the
fact that he deserved the brutal treatment
accorded him in that Russian snow-torm
Art has it, eSplatlon-, too. Tn" fine old
flavor Of NildIuy WAS not absent, being III
with peculiar i"rOCiety in the
p"rSrn Of ~" fOuf F.odpr A. "A Slavic
simon Legres and cracker Of whips over
~" d"feuv.-~~ shoulders of his -erfs h"
Was success T. was Ruter' Cummings
who imI"r~uua'cd the character Nor were
his lprdiy Russian Sihlcs missing All the |
old idVUIlt"~ w"r" in Ia" cast Jo-Sllins
Rodgers. Lillian Baver, Helen BEAUMONT,
Burt Lytoi. Thomas REYNOLDS, Paul Scott
and Frank Jami>ou.
\ s31nVS rilmor rolled down Broadway !
Yesterday. l. Was -ald 10 hav" .inaud'nd |
from tine Be,as"o Theatre, but Mr.. Ro"drr |
was sphiuN-iko when pressed for particu-
Iar- A. the best all "" could learn VA.