The evening world., 1908-10-31
rv1 LILLIAN FAvERsHAM will come

W.T. LILLIAN FAvERSHAM will come
w to Days Theatre on Monday
w evening with The World and
His Wife" Charles Frederic Nirdlinger's
adaptation OF Jose Echegaray's Spanish
play, EEL Gran Galeoto." The far
reaching effect OF harmful gossip on the
innocent is the theme of the play. In
the home OF Don Julian, a rich banker
of Madrid, lives Don Ernesto, a true
friend Of both the man and his wife. At
hrst they laugh at the gossip which the
situation causes, but finally the young
man makes up his mind that the only
| thing for him to do is to leave Madrid.
| He goes out to buy railroad tickets only
to be insulted by bully who has made
| capital of the scandal. The wife hears
that her husband and Ernesto have
quarrelled, and IN her anxiety to know
| what has happened she goes to the
young mans rooms. Here the husband
! finds her, and his suspicious brother
| brings matters to climax by taking
charge of the bankers household and
attempting to turn the wife into the
street. The banker. too. has begun to
doubt his wife, and so Ernesto takes the
| woman to his heart and leaves the
| house with her. Miss Julie Opp will
have the role OF the wife. Other mem
ters OF Mr. Faversham's company are
Fl. Cooper Cliffe. Morton Selten, Charles
Harbury and Olive Oliver.
Frederic Thompson Will offer hts new
production, Via Wireless" at the
Liberty Theatre on Monday night. The
play Is by Paul Armstrong and Winchell
Smith, and Mr.. Thompson has devised
two scenic effects-one showing the forg-
ing room OF a gun works. the other the
wireless room OF an ocean steamship. A
naval lieutenant has invented a new
| type OF marine gun that the manager Of
the works attempts to ruin In the max
Ing. The girl with whom both men are
| in love discovers the scheme by making
a midnight visit to the forging room.
The gun Is seen when 1t Is lifted from
the furnace and plunged into an oil
bath. The leutenant's invention stands
the preliminary test, but II explodes
after being mounted on bettleship.
While an investigation Is In progress
and the girl and the Lieutenant are
aboard her fathers yacht the craft goes
on a reef in a storm, but the passengers
are saved by passing steamship In the
wireless room of which the most strik-
ing scene OF the play takes place. In
the last act the lieutenant Is vindicated
and the girl says yes" Miss Vera Nc
Cord, who has played in London with
Charles Hawtrey, will appear as the
heroine, and other important parts will
h1y n uti., A-I 4
Mack, Francis D. McGinn, Georgia
Drew Mendum and Maude Granger.
Marie Cahill trings THE Boys and
Betty" a new musical play by George
V. Hobart and SilWo Helm, to Wallack S
Theatre on Monday evening. With
Miss Cabin will be Eugene Cowles, John
L. Kellerd. i. ]. De Narny. Macy Har-
lam, Edgar Atchison- ely, James Il,
Carson, Edgar Norton, Clara Palmer,
Anna Mooney, Bonnie Maud, Marguerite
Blnford and a long-skirted chorus. Miss
Cahills role is that OF the American
wife of Caslmir Barbeau. a musician
who doesn't make enough to support
them. But her life is made bearable by
a group of boyish art students and lively
girls. Cas.mir, however, becomes so dis.
agreea Bile that Betty leaves their home
in Monte Carlo and moves TO Paris
where she opens novelty shop. She
finally gets rid of her worthless husband
and is happy with one OF the boys"
Henry f. Dixey will succeed Edwin
Stevens in The Devil'' at the GardeI
Theatre on Monday night. The new cas-
viii include Marie Nordstrom as olgG
and Harry billiard as the artist
THE Mimic World" will be seen a
the West End Theatre. with Gsrtrud,