The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14
GILLETTE IN HIS NEW PLAY
"CLARICE" TO BE PRODUCED AT
THE GARRICK on TUESDAY.
II. d. Irving In Two More PIays-ClAy
Clement q New tar -CarIOtta nilsson in
Tn Three Of Us"-'The Measure % a
MANI At Wcber's and Cape Cod Folks.'

~. -. LfNInH IN Two WORE rlayB-Ahhy
Clement q New star -CarIOtta NIllsOn In
''The Three OG Us"-'The Measure o. q
MANI At Wcber's and Cape Cod Folks"
"clance," William Gillette's newest play
with the author in the star part. will be pro-
duced for the first time in New York at
the Garrick Theatre ON Tuesday evening.
Unlike most OF Mr.. Gillette's recent sue
cesses, 1t ia q 81 story pure and simple.
Mr.. Gillette's part is DR.. CGrringtcn, whose
ward, ClGriee, whom he loves. lives with
him. He seeks to give her up in favor OF a
younger suitoy, but she rebels. That they
a~rehappiiy united isto b respected, but that
does not occur until after several dramatic
scenes. The name part goes to Marie
Doro, Who has won much success in the
part. Others in the cast are adelaide
Prince, Lucille La Verne. Francis Carlyle,
Frank Burbeck and Stokes Sullivan.
On Tuesday night. at the Garden Theatre.
New York viii see a new star, Clay Clement
who has not acted in New York since 1895.
His play now is Sam Houston" and the title
role lie Mr.. Clements. The play is chiefly
concerned with Houston's defeat OF Santa
ma and his career as President OF Texas
and Senator from that State. Mr.. Clement.
with two ooiisboFstors. has written the
play. "A setting both picturesque and
historically accurate is promised. Kathleen
Kerrigan has the leading woman's part.
For his third week in New York II. b.
Irving win present at the New Amsterdam
Theatre two plays with which his fathers
name was associated. One is The Lyons
MAIL which wiz DO given on Monday.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Saturday eve
nings and at the Wednesday matinee. The
other play. to be given on Thursday and
Friday evenings and At Saturday matinee.
10 King Charles l." With The Lyons
Nah Miss Dorothea Baird will appear in
a q act play. King Rens's Daughter"
In King Charles l. she win have the part
Of Queen Henrietta Mario.
On Wednesday evening Carlotta Nilsson
will be seen at the Madison Square Theatre
in q new play OF Western life, The Three
Of De-" by Rachel Crothers. The play got.
its name from a sister and her two brothers.
Like most of the other characters in the play,
they are Fasteners by birth dropped down
in a Nevada mining camp. The role affords
Miss Nilsson opportunities for some effective
eriok Truesden, Henry KoIker, John Vest
ley, Stanley Dark, Jane Peyton and Eva
Vincent.
Weber's Theatre will reopen on Thursday
with Cora Maynsrds play. @The Measure Of
a Man. which was presented by amateurs
last spring. The theme Of the play Is the
conflict between ambition and manhood
and between an illicit and q pure love.
Incidentally, modern business methods are
seen from q muck raker's viewpoint. The
excellent company which viii present the
play includes Il. NJ, and George Holland,
Percy Haswelf and Mary Hall.
A new rural play, Cape Cod Folks" will
be put oE ct the Academy OF Music. 1t is a
dramatization by Earl W. Mayo Of Sarah
Mclean Greene's noNe l OF the same name.
publiAhed nearly thirty years ago. Liebler
h Co., the producers, promise some new
and startling scenic effects, the chief OF
them being q shipwreck of Long Point,
Nth the heroine pulling out in . small boat
to rescue her sailor lover. In the cast are
Richards, r.. j. RatciiTe, John n. O'Hara,
Harry Montgomery, W. H. 81. James, Sarah
Perry, Bessie Rarriscale, ma Wheaton and
Lizzie Conway.
The Irv ing Place Theatre opens o
night with Der HelfeI.' by Felix PhilippI,
u UIClilE0 Ol SIuAIL N1GTI1du lIe. DIX new
members OF the Conried company will be
seen for the first time. The chief parts will
be played by Adolph Winds, Carl Mnctold.
10 Heggi and Milly KeTmann.
To succeed Popularity" at wallack's
Charles Frohnsn will present Sam Rernard
In 2 new musical PLAY, The RicA Mr.. Hog
Englander. The first performance will be
on Monday, October 20.
annie Russell begins o-norrow night the
last week OF her engagement as Puck in "A
Midsummer Nights Dream" at the Aston.
On eae Monday following Viola Allen will
be seen m ~-CymbeIine.'
Rose Stahl in The Chorus Lady" has
de6ed the theatrical superstition that the
transfer from one theatre to another Of a
popular play Is likely TO impair its drawing
power. The audiences the last week at the
Garrick have been uniformly large and
tomorrow night she will move again to the
Hackett Theatre.
Lillian Russell will end her engagement
in -Barbara's Millions" at the Savoy Theatre
Saturday evening. Miss Russell will re-
sume her tour four weeks later in a new
comedy by Kellett Chambers. On uesday;
October %, at the Savoy Theatre, Charles
FrohmAn will present Mrs, wharton and.
Clyde Fitch's new play, The House OF
Mirth,' with Fay Davis as Lily Bart.
Blanche Ring in Charles Dilingham's
production Of Miss Dolly Dollars" begins
the last week OF her engagement at the
New York Theatre Tomorrow evening and
will be followed on October ~ by Chauncev
olcott in his new Irish drama, Eileen
Ashore
Margaret Anglin and Henry Miller's sue
cess In THE Great Divide" at the Princess
Theatre has been such that seats are now on
sale for twelve weeks in advance. Special
matinees are announced for election day
and Thanksgiving.
Blanche Bates's tOOth New York per-
Torrance Of The Girl Of the Golden West
will occur at the Belasoo on Monday, octo-
Der TO-
Miss Eleanor Robson beginA the third
week Of her successful engagement in the
newest Zangwill play, Nurse Marjorie"
at the Liberty Theatre.
As Hilary lesson in Pinero's His House
in Order" John Drew has one Of the best
parts in his career and the Empire is draw
ing large houses at its eight weekly per-
formanceA
At the Criterion, where Hattie williams