The sun., 1908-03-22

MILLEFS NEW PRODUCTION At
THE SATOY TOMORROW.


This will be an active and varied weOk
In the theatres, with the leading novelty
probably to be disclosed at the Savoy
Theatre Tomorrow afternoon, which Il
more or less OF an innovation, This novelty
ia THE Servant IN the House written by
Charles Ram Kennedy. husband Of Edith
Wynns Matthison, and produced by Henry
Miller.
The central figures are three brothsrt
who we're separated In youth, one be-
coming q vicar In an Engllsh village, one
q BiShop In India and the other an outeast'
A daughter 10 born to the outosst and Il
adopted by the vicar At the beginning
OF the play the brothers come together
again at the vicarage, the Biehop unreoog-
nlzed by the other two. When they meet
there is hatred in the heart OF the outcaSt
Tsmorse in that Of the vicar, who feels
himself responsible for his brothers con-
ditlon, and benehcencs In that Of the
Bishop. Also In the wears soul u the
realization that his life work has been a
! failure, largely because OF his own failure
a. a man through his hatred Of his brother.
His wife is the sister Of tho Bishop Of Lem
oAshire. . worldly prelate who counts re.
ligion In pounds and penoe. When the play
begins disoord reigns-every clash Of per-
sonality is a iapgls Under the dominant
/ guiding force Of the Bishop from India
harmony 10 gradually restored and the
larger creed Of human brotherhood 10
Triumphant
The company concerned 10 one Of unusual
promise, as II includes Edith Wynns Matthi-
son, Walter Hampden, Tyrone Power,
Charles Dalton, Arthur Lewis, OalWey
Herbert and Mabel Moore Miss Matthison
makes her temperance on Broadway
after an absence Of four years, her last
engagement uptown having been at Daly's
In 'Everyman, As You Like It and
"she stoops 10 Conquer
A nov comedy by Clyde Fitch, an adap-
tation called 'Girls,' will be disclosed AZ
Dalys Theatre tomorrow night. The
play tells OF the adventures Of three females
in New York who fancy they fancy inde-
psndenco more than masculine protec-
ton. A Fitch surprise" IL promised. II
may be whispered In advance that the sur
prise was anticipated by Charmion, TO some
extent at least. The cast includes Laura
Nelson Hall and Amy Ricsrd
Angel Gulnleras Spanish drama Marta
ot the Lowlands,' already slightly familiar
here, and sure TO be more 90 when the new
operatic version. called -Trifand.' reaches
the Metropolitan, will be seen agnin At the
Garden Theatre Tuesday night, with Bertha
KalIch In the leading part, She has been
and II ought TO be the sort Of strong meat,
in spite Of It's symbolism that her art likes.
| Mr.. Fiske 10 the manager, a guarantee OF
stage fitness In the conduct Of the action,
Ibsens early verss play, Loves Com
edy,' will be presented for the first time
here in English at the Hudson Theatre to-
morrow afternoon and again on Thurs
day The cast will include Grace Eliston
and Warner GLAND and Wilma Sundborg,
| to whom the cause Of the experiment may
| perhape be traced. The play was written
10 1852. and is most interesting az q fore
shadow Of the greater prose dramas that
followed. II is a mockery Of romantic
love-
The Choephoroi CTho Libation PourerS)
Of Eschylus will be given for the first
time In America on Thursday afternoon,
March %, in the Empire Theatre at 2:S0
| O'Clock b, the American Academy Of
Dramatic Arts-oi course In English. The
English text has been made by Anna
Hampstead Branch
Henry Arthur Jones's play The Mas
aueraders' will be the ambitious Offering
OF the Spooner stock company at the
lincoln Square Theatre this week
William Collier in Caught 10 the Rain
will come 70 the Grand Opera Holse for the
week, where he is popular always.
II variety is the spice Of life there will
be plenty Of spice during the coming week
At the German Theatre, On Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday even
inRs tho attraction will be Hennequin and
Vebers roaring farce floretts and PatA-
pon." which deals hilariously with serious
| thinRs--iOT instance, matrimony. Wednes-
dAy afternoon will be devoted TO a special
performance will be for the benefit Of Mill
Raiuaann, the ingenue, and Max Liebl. the
comedian, who will play the leading parts
OF KasiAs and Carl Heinrich Alt Hsidel-
berg will be repeated on SATURDAY night
| The bill on SATURDAY. afternoon will be
| ShakespSare's Was Ihr Wolff (-TVelfth
Nlght'j with Ella Hofer, Hedwig Reicher
Ernst Sauermann. Eugen Burg, Heinrich
Marlow and other actors In the cast.
Ell. Sothern will continue in his pros.
porous career az Lord Dundrtdrv at tho
Lyric Theatre all thl week The last week
In March will be devoted to Lord Dun
dreary7 and II I We're King" the latter
being played the first three nights and the
TAYLOR comedy the last three nights Of the
week. On Monday evening. April Q. Mr.
Sothern will make the hrSt production on
any stage Of Paul KesteT's new comedy
sDon QuiXote," which has been in re-
heSrsaI Tor two months. Mr.. Kester is the
author Of when, Knighthood Was IN
Flower. Dorothy Vernon Of Haddon Hall
and other plays,
The eecond annual New York appearance
OF the Yale Dramatic Association will be
made on Monday afternoon and evening,
April %, at the Waldorf Astoria. For their
performance this year the students have
selected the famous Russian farce 'Revigor'
--'The Government Insptctor'-a broadly
satirical dramatic treatment Of official cor
rnption and one which has been favorite
theatrical entertainment throughout the
Russian Empire since 1850 This comedy
or farce was presented In this country for
q few performances in Russian by Nine.
NaEimova and Paul 0rlensh two seasons
ago but the Yale presentation az the Wal