The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-03-15
NEW FARCE AT THE GARRICK
JOIN BARRYMORE IN "TOD-
DIES" TO-.SDRROW.
Thursday St the BlJou . New DitFiShstsln
Farce, 'RluhS"-The Russian Players
Present TIVE MaeterIhCk Dramas ~
Days-"The squAw Man" Again.

Dayb-"fhe bquAN wan" AGAIN
Charles FrohmAn will produce at the
Garrick Theatre tomorrow evening a
three act farciCal comedy adapted from the
French by Clyde Fitch entitled -Toddles.'
II comes from the play 'Triplepatte.' by
Tristan Bernard and Andre dotirenaux,
produced In Paris two seasons ago, where
II had q long run. Mr.. FrohmAn produced
II in London at thu beginning Of last season
II ran there for more thln a year.
John Barrymore will have the title role
in tho New York production. II Is the
part Of q young man who does not know
his own mind at any time and who per-
mia himself 10 be swayed hither and thither
by matchmaking ANN and designing
title hunters, In the cast With Mr., Barry.
more will be Oswald Yorke. Arthur Elliott,
Charles walcot. Louis MasSen, A. Hylton
Allen, Harry Lliord, Pauline Frederick,
Jehreys Lewis, Sadie Martinez Isabel
Richards, Louise Reed, Olive Temple and
others.
Bluffs, . new farce by Leo httohstein,
will como to the Bijou Thursday even
ing. Fred Bond. Misc Alison Skipworth
and Misc Fola Ia Toilette are in the cast
The complications Of the plot arise from
the fact that an actor tries 10 live up 70
the stories his press agent has caused 10
be printed about him, There are posi-.
bilities here!
This will be the last week Of the Russian
players At Days Theatre. This weeks
offerings will include three Of the plays
which have already BEEN produced and
three new plays. On Monday evening
and Saturday matinee ostrovskys comedy,
"A Child Of Nature will be presented;
on Tuesday evening Sudermann's The
Battle Of the Butterflies, , and at "WEDNESDAY
matinee Gorky's The Children Of the Sun '
On Wednesday and Thursday evenings a
drama Of O~strovsky's, the Dowerless
Saturday evenings a double bill Of Maeter-
hnok's plays SISTER Beatrice" and The
Miracle Of 81. Anthony
Next weak Clyde Fitch's new comedy,
Girls, will come TO Dalyb,
Mr.. Faversham in The SquAw Man a
good play that deserves the success It has
won. comes to the Academy tomorrow for
8 month, The play should appeal 20
Academy audiences quite as much as Il did
to Broadway.
So great has been the success Of Mr..
Sothern at the LYRIC Theatre that although
his engagement was for only four weeks il
has been extended again. In all proba-
biity the actor manager viii remain at the
Lyric Theatre until Easter time or after.
Mr.. Sothern's repertoire for this week mas
been arranged a. follows; On Monday,
Dundreary" will BE- played. while iii We're
King viii be the blll Thursday, Friday,
Saturday matinee and night. The Fool
Hath a d-Thers IL No God" will be given
At an extra matinee IN Tuesday. During
the week Of March n Mr.. Sothem will APP
pear In q repertoire composed Of Hamlet"
Lord D%undreay.- If We're King and
The Fool hath Said-There Il No God"
On Monday night, March 70, Mr.. Sothern
will give the first Performance Of an en-
TREY new play by Paul Ksster the author
entitled Don Quhxote' and founded on
CervAntesiG story.
Kathleen Mavourneen" will be an ap.
propriate offering a. BlaneyIs Lincoln
| Square Theatre this week and Edna Nav
Spooner and her company will present the
Irish comedy drama in four acts for the
ediication OF their patrons,
In order 10 give out Of town patrons
especially an opportunity to see David
Warheld In his famous character in The
NIuso Master Mr.. Belasco announces two
special matinees at the Stuyvesant. The
March 10. the second will occur THURSDAY.
April ,. Judging by the demand 10 see this
popular Belaeco star in the role which has
msde his naTne a household word Mr.. War
field could go on playing the kindly old
music teacher season after season. "A
Grand 'rmy Nah remains the programme
for Saturday nights.
The WaTrens Of Virginia has entered
itS second century Of performances at the
Belasco Theatre with every indication
that this play Of the civil war viii hold the
boards at the ~Forty-Second street PLAY
house for months 70 come.
There will be no change In the evening
bill at the German Theatre this week,
the F~renoh-vtry French--farco. 'Florette
and Patapon,' remaining on the boards.
Wednesday afternoon there will be a per
Torrance Of the farce, die Jebesschule'
('The School for Lovers,
Brew ster's Millions will be the popular
play Of the Grand Opera House THE week.
II needs no introduction,
The 25Oth New York performance Of
The Thief 10 now close At hand a. the
Lyceum Theatre. IL IL still playing there
70 capacity audiences.
Otis SINNERS splendid performance Of
Gel Briddn In this Honor Of the Fsmily'
At the Hudson Ia winning the popular attep-
ton It 90 amply deserves.
Miss Hook Of Holland, with its fun, nov
elites and many songs, continues 10 draw
crowded houses TO the Criterion Theatre.
-t
william H. Crane in the AIDE comedy
Father and the Boys- Ia making many
people merry at the Empire.
Williams snd Walker will IN Monday
begin the seventh week Of their run at
the Majestic Theatre in 'RandannG Land. =
The sixteenth anniversary Of the theatrical
alliance Of Williams and Walker will he
celebrated on Tuesday, March 81. with
a special performance, during which they
will introduce an clio Of their greatest song
and comedy successes NJ the past.
Thare IL nc diminution Of interest in the
finely acted Thomas play, The witohing