New-York tribune., 1909-09-05

capped by the loss of his teeth-that is Billys-
There will be a matinee tomorrow
The ordinary vicisstudes Of The Motor 1rI
are unknown to the heroine in the play OF that
name still running at the Lyric. She doesn't break
down and she isn't held up. There Will be q speClal
holiday tomorrow afternoon.
Alice York promises to eclipse the records or
Zeppelin in her nightly dirigible performances
through the auditorium Of the Herald Square She
sings while she sails. Otis Harlan and Carrie Per
kins make lots of fun. There VIII be Labor Day
matinee Of THE Broken Idol"
Miss Maud Lambert, who has succeeded Blanche
Ring in "The Midnight Sons" at the Broadway
Theatre IS winning much applause in her new
song NV Sist' Tetrazin." She viii sing extra
sons. tomorrow afternoon at the special matinee
James r. Powers does not always confne himself
to his 'liney IN the musical comedy Havana at
the Casino That is why 1t IS always good fun 10
him.
The Sins of Society" begins its second week at
the New York Theatre tomorrow evening. II is
full OF spectacular effects such as the sinking OF
the British transport loaded with troops. thrlHlHg
dive over the waterfall and mob scene at the
Partisan races II is q story of downtrodden viz
tue that triunphs over vlllauy. Laura Nelson
Hall, Louise Closer Hall. Louise RuttIn, Lucy
sibley. w. l. Abingdon. Dodson Mitchell Lesne
Kenyan and Conway Tearle have parts III Inns
Drury Lane importation.
The Man from Home IS paying long NlsIt 10
the Astor. but lie has not yet overstayed his vel
come. William Hodge does his part we.l-he Is al
ways droN- \ newcomer In the cast Is MISS MAUI
line Louis who enacts Ethel Granger-Simpson for
whose American gold the mobiles" are conspT-hg.
"A Gentleman from Mississippi" playing at the
Bijou has learned 10 Ike The North. and the North
likes him. The two hundred thousand SoutheTners
In this city have played no small part In making
him popular. Thomas A. Wise and Douglas FA4I-
banks have the leading parts
George Backus has succeeded Robert T Haines
IN the part OF Livingston in Tho Dollor-Mark.
which enters upon its third week at Nal!acK s.
An extra matinee is announced for tomorrow.
The CIimax' bids fair 10 occupy the stage at
Weber's for many weeks come
Mcintyre and Heath attracting laughing au-
diences 10 their new production In Hayu' az
Circle Theatre. Mcintyre description Of Heath
hitting him with a 'tomattus' while bis lacy
love" locked on IS a lively Bit OF dronery.
Charles Frohman announces two matinees FOR
Hattie Williams, who IS entering upon her third
week IN Detective Sparkes' at the Garrick. one
will be played tomorrow and one on Saturday
The interesting adv entures. hairbreadth escapes
and daring risks OK Detective Sparkes attract
ing large audiences Hlghuy.
The pennant Of The Flag Lieutenant" will prob
ably over the Criterion Theatre for the rest
Of the season. The houors OF the first weeks pro-
duction go 70 Bruce McRae Miss Isabel Irving.
LuIusden Hare c. Leslie Allen and Rosa Rand
'Arsene Lupin." the detective thief play now
on at the Lyceum. has stolen its way into the group
Of winning plays on September tbs first Thurs
day matinee viii be given. after which Thursday
and Saturday matinees Will be the rule
VARIETY THEATRES.
The IIppodrome opened its doors last evening
with triple bill. including "a Trip to Japan"
Inside the Earth" and The Ballet Of Jewels"
"A Trip to Japan" tells the story Of the attempt
to snuggle American torpedo boat into the
F1owery Kingdom. Inside the Earth" pictures Il
Maori village. and in other remote parts of
the Antpodes Venice and the Grand Canal and
the Cave OF tha Gems chosen to show the
dramatic story OF THE Ballet Of Jewels" The
performance is tho most elaborate ever under
taken by the managers Of the Hippodrome.
Charmion. in her athletic exhibition and Nat
NJ. Wells, in his monoogucs. viii be the chief
Labor Day week attraction at Keith & Proctors
Other numbers Will be Tony and the Stork," a
playlet; Bertie Heron, in musical comedy called
Behind the Scenes" and Charles Leonard Fletcher
in approximations of literary and stage folk
The Only Law" which moved from the Hackett
Theatre TO the American, will seek a higher at
mosphere the roof OF the latter theatre William
Morris and his summer vaudeville will go down
stairs tomorrow TO present bill Among the
attractions promised Joe Wech, who will
abandon vaudeville; More Ways Than One" a
musical comedy; the Romany Opera Company:
Allen Shaw, the king OF Coins Kate Gilmore,
The Last OF the Suffragettes"; Maurice Wood in
impersonatlons Of stage folk, and Leola Mansfield,
the worlds youngest soprano"
Nine Anna Dss Debar, the white Mahatma, is