The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-03
ANEW MISS CROTHERS
'THE COMING or MRS. PATRICK
SHOWN WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

Waalack's Monday New One AeG Rays
N a Naughty (SaAyDeI "Don juan
Farce VNIIl ne At German Theatre.
Tomorrow night Guy Standing and
Theodore ROoErts will appear as Charley
Steele and Joe PoreHgGis in Eugene Pres
brey's dramatic version Of Gilbert Parker's
novel The Right OF Way" Miss May
Buckley and Miss Alice Lonnon will also
appear in the long cast. Probably the
novel 10 well enough remembered in spite
Of the flock Of best ssllers" which have
interviewed since it's publication TO be
familiar TO most playgoers. II IL isn't.
no much the better; the play will have TO
stand or fall entirely on tts merits.
On "Wednesday evening Miss Crothers.
author OF The Three Of Us" will Nbring
forward another play, called The Coming OF
Mrs. Patrick" Possibly this will be Mr..
L~awrence's last production at the historic
little Madison Square Theatre. for he ex-
poets to -vacnte at thu end Of the season
and join the march uptown. The scenes
Of the new drama are laid In New York.
Mrs. Patrick is a nurse who comes into a
family that through sickness and Quarrels
Ii in a sad state and brings about a hopeful
regeneration. Miss Laura Nelson Hall
will play this part. Melville Stewart also
has a leading part.
On Tuesday Arnold Daily will appear in
two more one act plays at the Berkeley
Theatre. The Van Dycke.' from h French
and After the Opera. " also from the French.
Nine. Hanako will appear in q Japanese
comedy without any red ink blood TO
spin.
On Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings the fascinating triple bill, includ-
ing THE Last Masks" AT the Sign OF the
Green Parrot" and -Literature"-al one
act plays by Arthur Schnitzler-wiM be per-
formed at the German Theatre. The inter-
probation OF the second OF these works last
Tuesday was perhaps the most notable
achievement OF the new company. Thurs
day evening will see the first performance
in this country Of rather audaoious farcical
comedy in three acts by Ernst Klein entitled
Die ErziehunR zum Don Juan' (~The Edu-
cation Of a Don Juan"). The plot hinges
on the swift transformation Of a retiring
youth into a dashing and adventurous quir
Of DANES. Needless TO say. the miracle is
accomplished by women. several OF whom
set their caps at the hero. The cast will IN
clnde Fila HoHer lin the role OF a firtatious
barOness). Mill Reimann and Albertine Cas-
sani lin two inRenue parts). Henrict-Weidt
las an amorous widow, August Weisert las
a young man OF the world and Max Liebl as
Gustav, the Dor Juan in the case. The
Education of a Don Juan" will be repeated
on Friday and Saturday evenings.
At next Saturdays matinee performances
the attraction will be Friedrich HebbeIs do
nestle tragedy Maria Magdalena.'
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Elmendorf is coming TO Carnegie Han
later this month and during December
with his illustrated travel talks. He will
first tell The Truth about Panama. and
then journey to the wonder spots OF North
America.
As Raymond Hitchcock used to sing.
And the World Goes on just the Same"
Wallace Beery. a Kansas city lad out Of the
chorus, has taken the star part in "A
Yankee Tourist" now and seemst to be max
ing good. Next week Mr.. SaVage's pro-
duction OF Edward Germans operetta
tom Jones' comes to the Aston.
The Merry Widow" Is packing the au-
dienceA into the New Amsterdam. without
doubt his is the biggest popular success
Of the season.
But close to IL stands A Grand Army
Man at the new Stuyvesant. and The
Thief" at the Lyceum must not be for
gotten. These two plays with the Viennese
Operetta are the high water marks OF the
current season.
John Drew continues at the Empire and
40 does Francis Wilson at the Hackett
Theatre.
sThe Dairy Maids still trip about the
stage at the Criterion.
Miss Elsie Janis in THE Hoyden' may be
seen at the Knickerbocker by her ad-
mirers-
Lew Fieds at the Herald Square. Joe
Weber at his music hall and The Gay
| White Way" at the Casino are all attrac-
tiOns which bear a certain well known
stamp and has each its following. Satur-
dav night Mr.. Weber will introduce a
burlesque of "A Grand Army Man
Miss Starr enters on her last week in
The Rose OF the Rancho at the Belasco.
This is the last week Of Miss Poca hontas
at the Lyric. The Top O. tn World goes
on ut the Majestic.
Nazimova at the Bijou In The Master
Builder and Miller and Mics Anglin at
IN ~ MI AHV IAOA ANA w
provide food for the serious minded
-Artie' is merrily playing at the Garrick.
At the Liberty Miss CrOsman in a stage
version Of THE Pilgrims Progress" follows
the Rogers Brothers next week.
THE Lion and the Mouse continues at
tho Academy and Classmates at the Hud-
son.
At the Savoy The Man OF the Hour" goes
on it's way like a new piece.
The second lecture on Savage Europe
nv George Nox Mccain will be given this
evening at Carnegie Lyoeum. His subject
will bo aThe Western Balkans"
The Roundup continues at the Broad
way Theatre.
sThe Follies Of 1907" will be the attraction
this week at the Grand Opera House.
Miss Cecil Spooner viii appear In two
plavs at tho West End the coming week.
aThe Girl Rafies" and This Dancer and tho
Kin1s n romantic drama by Charles z.
Blaney and j. Searle Dawley.
-The Money Lender" may DO seen this
week at the ITALIA.