The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02
SIGHTS IN TWO new PLAYS.
SIN DtNfTR> u no kS(kED SIN
>T\GI rs err az EtIOR
Tho Prcti, Ms'hrns superseded by some
Maihcns VINO Arc Not Pretty. but Yer,
Panion'in,c -Chauncry Olcou lie.
comes an Actor as " Ell rs n BA,Iad,st

daN after the product ion Of The. Sjlyo,
S.iyp.r' evcryt odv Interested in ex,rays
ganla was chatt.ring at out the ,h, m.
payne dance. The first nigh. r. Wen, "a
'fior"dora prepared for a failure. and
hat u them came away believing the
piece was hopeless. The American riyhr
haj noel ed al out more than a year for
Il purchaser, ana some manag ers had givsu
W good deal Of money in op, ions rg, ~,
than IN more IN q production Bu' The
Si.v.f slipper came with all the backing
Of D., siICce ssful predecessor The a,i.,.
enc" -YpecIed 10 s.e perp~tial double
SN.rr. In IN" opt nlng Crpius, wt Ell Z
me- u-d -iy g / - IN scholastic gowns dane, d
f., trp.tg.h burst forth a. loudly a. il,
DID IN gree ing such fayorites NJ Mrs. Hop
~ and san Bernard. In the second act
one y he young men appeared in brow n
fo,o, q sure badge Of scNiet il W. in a Fisher
show, md We all -at up and murmurei
The ign was not misleading. In a few
rirUcs no brown signal came on again
followed by five OF hers Just like him. And
from ne o. her -lGc came six girls. gov ne d
pr'ec' ~ IN green, ard by their strides
and pastures we knew that the great mo-
m,ri had come. A. the song progress d
sad di>appoin' mem fell upon US. Lon
don had told W that il was not Is good as
"I,u Me. Pretty Maiden" tut London of en-
nj like tn" Mummy and the Hufninins
Bird. for instance. The new double sex ct
l. ? city and far more beau fully COST umed
than the a. iEinal; and there down the lire
are lhrr" uf he orr ,lnal six, really original
l. lsy Green, whose dark beauty had as
81. ID cigarettes TO a sale bv posing in pict
u.r advert isenlt MS; MaIcjie Relyea, who
had sus i "a man Tor som.I hing or ottr,
and N.rgarc' Walker, the first cloius
girls ockhroker, who had set fashion
In VAL Street wealth that other sexIet
girls quickly followed. Also in tho seStet
j. ,Grila Vidal. an almost OF iginal. and
fTi- .ns somewhere in the plot L. u q gay
?. ',ier, Susie Draie. Bu, with all thtse
fanLju feminine charms, and new on,s
n do. 4 the pres nj oouble ssxie, COS TOT
ri-e aLore he mildly pleasing poin, If We
had never sen the other We mi yht le-
come enthusiastic atout this; hut that
l. ~rocula' ion, t"cause If II size Stuart
had never written the other lie couldn't
possibly nave done this.
A.'. the nov tet the first iisNt an
almo>' IL 50 I'll a0poi tneIt fell upon
-" al, ieIC II ere vas enough az plause
T." Walra two CT three repe,i'ioL-, hut
the sai ,-> e { ge eral depre sim coul d
br gi memo RES flcrctcra" a d dc ing
rome'hh ,,ewly enter'ai ! g: c, ull not
lars f gay music bur forth. and tx girl
we're tsfore us--a verv differe six from
- Dai Green and Margaret Walker lot.
W. wouldn't l',k tWi'e at item on the
street, " on tho s'aGe thew oui' Xiv fixed
cur ate ,i"' byk', k &, -wtirli ard fairly
Ar 4 SUI h pretty clothes they were all fam.
hg yellow, Tie Fix creatures danced
about in Frercl devil'rv u Ill six men
- ed them with a sympathetic skip Of
agile fri kii css. They we're not haN a.
smart a. the se>tat men--in fact. thew we're
il, la
a. q white apror'; bur We liked them much
hct'er. THev we're a. a. mated n jumri' g
IA ~. a~d 10 fat tat each carried little
'ahla did rct ,erferc lit'le bit with their
agility. When the men f'.slly Put the
tai les on the gre und. the girls took their
fee Nh T"ev res 'a1 their legs on the table.
a. v.rnr tho waters wet from ther they
81 We bells gracefully with their toes
20 cau Thorn ta'k After that thev danced
some ~, re a 4 rked The bells again, ard
kerr ~. V'lslp 'Ni' un everlas'inRly. not
te,eu-c t'cr oayatv wa sa'iable. hut
teCau'- tie auH'erce wouldn't Jet them
70 THev lt.t rats a-d urderskirts ard
.tiu 'Nc .~e@' a-crs velled for more. The
success e The Silver Slipper WAS made
In tfaf arCc
B,r thru was lots clse thu was delight
mi f. "rhe Silver Slipper Jus. at In
sFlN-,iNr9 F1ua Wallace Hopper, de-
'ich'ful through nj III" evening. was sweet
go a. ho a- . n'ha~ 81, sa,q a so~e ab1u'
"fJu, i twenty little mcn sitting in a
row hoy dil Il n n row, oit2onally
gow ad ia pale blue. Mrs. Hopper sang
TO thorn about which one she would &C.
cent FOR a Nalz. Thew all wanted her. end
eNur' $50 I, t,rver,lv as tho "g"ntlt stran-
ger. used 20 ~ the Casino. But the little
womn ha-ir,'ro so long thu when she
and twenty er,"'v chair. The little
ma1 had fovr with four and twenty it'll"
girl 81. alone the big room, tho dainty
little woman at down in one OF the de-
e@r'sd gill ch1rS.
All Va" good 'hings are in this las, scene
cN"epirg the ch,mpagre dance. II starts
with no san" az girls In a. artistically
dainty dance d. has been seen here in a
long time" TIE big bali room Is crowded
with smar'ly dressed women and men.
An attractive waltz Is being softly PLAYED
Tho six girls wear white, and are a. tim,dly
demur" row A. 'hev were boldly frisky
h.for- Each gives color TO her costume
bv carving bououe', different IN sh de
from the o'hsrs, but alike in being ccfly
m1dH To ia" soft musi" these girls dance
sui able To m" vh'te frocis ~ the high
kick hid been N tn filming vclloU ores
Two suEgS that were hie hits in LoLdop
60 for uothirr here because they are %
badly do'e The If dividual success there
'was m'd- by Com lie Ediss as a cockiey
hFA~' nN'INl, u lh'Tl til"l urr DVr'H kIfF'IN
cur low for tho New York rrodrc.io'
An excellent sonr. Glass. which is already
pretty "ell known he'e, Is in that Iart.
4 is on tNc o-de- of "'Iah Society" which
Miss fd'sS USED TO sing in A Runaway
Girl, tcl.in7 o. a cockney servants love
To- - a istoc' acy. They've ined and
they &c ine6, I've rhyrres run, 'and troy
feel - refhei when its class class. class
Tie o'Ne~ song ttat goes for not ing here
had also tecon,s pretty ell known among
up-lo-oate I@ople | efo-e tie New York
pfp'trlt ton TWO Cyc4l Of Blre' vas
sung IN luudon ~ Fen Leoni. an artist
az vocal ing excessively The man who
sings " Fec has a | etter voice. Tut no
re,"cct 10" TIE meanings Of vo~ds. He
p'onounc,'s only a few so that tNev can &
IN stood, and such a. a'c auo bl so a.
10 convex uotNinp He .cor'es d ,vn to
TIE too'liyrts IN most a',oroveu concert
manner and hans it 10 the audience
Btt If ttc-e 40 some 'hinos in which
London had me e-t of Us, We are ahead in
otNc w Rave sam bernard He /.
fnnnv IN tie -sno old way, VT ich means
sin"lv t"at instead Of deIendins on it's
M, sic solely, a, Florodora' did. THE Silver
oliT rer tas much to laugh at as Well as
tunes 10 carry home. Tho chamTayne
dance cant /. carried Rome. though, and
tnat l. l"-t Why tho Broadv ay Theatre
VIII tilei in" a long time to come v
Pcp'le VINO ant 10 sec II again and again
kIug ll' successful Is odd Lin orick
Town Ne one who has kept III" run Of
hu"l's'rs Pi'or's reductions is surprised
Nv the manner in which that plav l. nut On
me StH g.. Absolute accuracy goes along