The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-30
SOTHERN ANDNARLOVEAGAlIN
IN "ROMEO AND JULIET" AT
THE ACADEMY. -.

rangement OF plays Is as follows: For
their entire first week commencing
Monday night and including Wednesday
and Saturday matinees. Romeo and
Juliet; the week OF Monday, June 7.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday nights
and Wednesday matinee. Hamlet;
Thursday. Friday and Saturday nights
and Saturday matinee, .The Merchant
OF Venice: the week Of Monday. june
IA, Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
nights and Wednesday matinee. Twelfth
Night: Thursday. Friday and satur-
day nights and Saturday matinee, Tam
ing OF the Shrew." The events will make
Shakespearian carnival. as Mr.. Sothern
and Miss Marlowe have surrounded them-
selves with the leading s~hakespearian
artists available and have embellished
their performances with the brilliant
scenic settings and ensemble in accord
ance with their recognized standing as
stage producers. T~hcstrescers are
therefore assured OF a repetition Of the
gorgeous Sh~akespearian presentations
seen two years ago.
Fresh from the hands Of the landscape
gardener and the electrician the Aerial
Gardens, over the New Amsterdam
Theatre, will be thrown open TO the public
tomorrow night. The attraction is Misc
Marie Dressler and q big supporting
company in Richard Carries summer song
show Tho Boy and the Girl Miss
Dressler has not been seen on the New
York stage for several son Among
A. --.A - --sr,t-~lo -htoh Gill nrInrN0rt
her are q number Of well known players.
including Barney Bernard, Edward M.
Favor. Toby Lyons. Burrell Barbaretta.
Eugene Moulan. Felix Fantus. Hugh
Fay, Harriet Stanton. Marian Garcon,
Florence Averill. Vivian Rushmore. May
Willard and Sophia Ralph.
The attraction at the Hackett Theatre
beginning. tomorrow night will be a
new drama OF New York life by John
Montague, who with this play, The
Marrow PATH makes his debut az q play
wright. There are but eight characters
in the piece. Miss Ida Conquest Is the
leading woman. and in her support are
Frederic Perry. Consuelo Bailey, Marion
Balliu. Georgia Lawrence, George Parsons,
Dorothy Rossmore and Joseph Daley.
who have seen The Narrow Path
compared 1t with THE Easiest Way
but the strong point Of Mr.. Montague's
drama is said to be the moral lesson
involved, The play deals with the for
tunes OF several manicure girls who live
In Forty-ffth street in q typical fur
nished room house. Each Of the three
has for its scene the rooms OF the
manicure girl. played by Miss Conquest.
who alone OF all her associates travels
the straight and narrow path.
Two extra performances Of the Hippo
drome spsctacles, Sporting Days Ballet
OF Birdland' and Battle in the Skies"
will be given tomorrow afternoon and
evening. Then the big performance
closes for the summer. All the operating
Of the big house will be settled
by the management and the entire receipts
for both performances will be turned over
to the Hippodrome Attaches Sick Fund
Association.
William Collier in The Man From Mex
ico' enters upon the second month OF his
engagement at the Garrick Theatre to-
morrow night. Mr. Golfers popularity
in the Du Souohet farce continues to he
as consistently steady as it was unex-
pectedly sudden. The hour for the begin
ming Of the performance has been ad-
vanced from $50 in the evening to $40.
Miss Maude Adams, who surrounded
by her new company Is already in the
thick OF rehearsals for the single perform
ance OF Joan Of Arc" that she In to do in
the stadium OF Harvard University on
the night OF Tuesday. June %. will on this
account have to end her present engage
ment at the Empire Theatre in What
Every Woman Knows.' Next Saturday
nights performance will be the io1st time
that Miss Maude Adams has acted what
Every Woman Knows at tho Empire
Theatre.
The Game OF Love, Federico Variants
satiricai comedy drama. begins the second
week Of its engagement at Wallaok's.
The leading role, that Of Alfred BriftoN.
the artist. 10 played by E.. j. Radcliffe.
The Lambs All Star Gsmbol will be
repeated for a single performance at the
Metropolitan Opera House tomorrow
theatrical celebrities been seen together
The Tooth performance OF @The
Beauty Spot the De Koven and Herbert
musical show at the Herald Square The
atre, occurs tomorrow night. It's first
appearance was In Washington, and from
the opening night until now II has steadily
increased In popularity and interest.
The century performance will be unique,
for there will be no souvenirs.
Ele amor Robson begins the last week
OF her season at the Lyoeum tomorrow
and on June s the sta Of -The Dawn OF a
Tomorrow will begin a short vacation.
There have been few plays which have
attracted the widely favorable comment
that has been passed on The Dawn
1t will be played again next season.
William Hodge Is speeding on toward
the year mark at the Aston in The Man
From Home This attractive comedy
after playing a Chicago engagement Of
greater length than any play OF this sort
in that city came to the Aston last August
and will be at the Aston next August.
Thomas W. Ryley's musical ~frivolity.
"The Queen Of the Moulin Rouge will
begin a limited engagement at the Grand
Opera House commencing. on Tuesday
evening. NJ. Molasso and Mile. Corio
in their intense little pantomine,
do the Four Minars in their whirlwind
dance. Miss Berta Mills continues In
the role OF Queen, and the company, which
includes Joseph Santley, Fletcher Norton.
Phil H. Ryley, George O'Donnell, Juliette