The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

tho Coincide Francai-a hls r,.y.r,
work IL u foTIn.d az II-r.E ..r, ., ~
company and the director ll..- ,r, e
II WAS abolished -oru" y''tr- 10 -,
Mr. Clar"ti. had th. sob u Il .- -
hut n the actors OF the 'uu.-.,t, ,rs nstI
according to the result u' .h., y.rs
work. III" profits b.-ing aI...... L -,
decided that they should ht.. =
IN settling what play -h' ... .., ~.
dur.d The committee ma. ... .-,,
it, return 10 power by r~Irv'i.- ...., In.
a Ia FauIX. by NJ sam a.. H,.T
rejection which may mean r,rrirr
American readers but mal''s a. ,.nsl,i,.
in Paris Possibly tn" f..' 80 -
author reeJed some five h...- r.. -
his piece. which u In N"r-'' ...s .v,-
then he made some cuts hni ... ..'hr.
to do with the adverse vcrju.'
Tn. second judgment h. u..1 A Pa
lection of "A play, Ia Fol, hv u Rrar,
the author OF many play rr.M,br.
The Evasion" Tn" Grad .Ri.N
chstte- and The Red Kobe e ., vh,s.
form part Of IN" Com.''iir'~ o.. tor
As the play had IA successful r....tU. IL,
at Monte Carlo and as II ~ .raa,lc,.3
by SIR H. Beerbohm IRE" uu.i..r me ,,l.
OF False Gods it, rejection ny rp. ras5
ing Committe. has caused nlu-h Cor
ment Dns reason alleged tor IA. :,
f,i-al il thar the play treats ~ -eNzion
"A thorny subject in France. u'h.r T.a,
son l. that the committee was nj ghrsr.,
hy the expense IN. necessary ,,,-na-.
would entail
New theatres not much larger nan s,r.l
sized drawing rooms arr ,url-taIlti-
sprinRing up in Paris. They .nn,r,ly
have "A certain vogue during rh"lr f-,.
two or three seasons: after hat th.-
.Sistenc. il more or lsss pr-yarl,IS In
latest Of thase playhous.,~ u the Th.a,-,
Michel. n charming little pla, mad. brlsl,
and attractive by a Judici"u> us" ii whr-
paint and dalicatsly tint,i drauer,.,
and profusion OF flowers Ihr@- shor-
plays are CIV en- nightly and " Is 'h.- fasb
ionab IL thing to go there ~ parties u
six or eight and 10 applaud an "Nc.llat,
programm., as well as To admir- N.
Tt.iffptfSabie' coiifdfes ARR .fafrTf.i:. SSrs--
and jewels Of the smart women m ,rA
audience
The pi,'c, de resistance 81 tho aysnir.
is lie fnu du Voisin, two ac' oYrn@ty
in which Nine Jane HadinG luI"->1naf-s
an attrsrtiNa widow. RlyWoHd' IiJpor
who wHs married when sh. IA, YER
Young 10 an elderly merchant. Tor whom
sha felt only esteem After IN go YEAR
Of " idov hood she has bsCom" afianca+
TO an admirer Of long standing He /,
deeply in love with her. but ,he fe.,.
for him merely warm af"C' ion. wi'1
" hich hs contents himself rather than
run the risk Of losing her.
IL j. only when a Young EnZliShnAr
appears on the scene and IN very fault
French but with much f"Tv0r mae
Y lolent love 10 the widow rhaf N. realizs,
10 cxiStence Of such "a thing a. ne grand
pass on. IN which sh. has never balev-r
The Engl'~hinan proves 20 b" h"rroehsi
TO another woman. and Nine gror
in her humiliation tells he whole story
of her love affair to h-r bet rot hai who's
IN tn. matter makes her .a.
his worth for the irS' time - hat N.
curtain falls on their real understanding
" each other
4 slight thread ON which 70 hang q
plot but clever little piece all 'h" SAM
and very b.lIIt fully acted
On two nights recently when Mrrs
u hiHoH was taken nv Nine Bslla-sr a
beautiful Belgian, from IN. lUper!a.
Theatre ~ III Petersburg, who charc-a
q be- ~ Paris on holiday MN" Relate
wa Obliged 10 read ~. par A. IN" ton
y a. "A momen''- notice. bur III" did
VII IA such ar and grac. thai she IA
raptured PaTi>lan fancy and will IN
iorb. edv appear before long AZ one ~
h.. principal theatres should me be- ar.-
% grange - TAT" another ~horr lAa-s
Il ON m" IIaT'- uiuv house.
H.. Fen du Nr'-rn' - proceeded bv a
.itt'. rIr.. =. possible and FOLLOWED
Il. Second in which dancing. -lug-rE
AID Iupcr-onai ions are Ci"v"rly inter-
,lr'.rs.d ia - half hours ent teri ainm"n'