The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13

cofmpany 81 bngiish anu Amefhah Nc
/ tors.
/ Ethel Barrymore success in Mid
Channel the PinerO play at the EmplrS
Thsatre. has Ied tn the extension Og heI
original engagement Of two nionths
II u now announced that she will play
four extra weeks. This will give SiF
! Arthur the opportunity 20 Sc her in New
York, for which purpose he expects SION
| to aail for America.
1 In a Lucky star at the Hudson Thea
tire william Colligr'a audiences have .
l personally conducted tour on the canals
/ Of Holland under amusing circumstances.
3 His cobrn dance in the moonlight on the
deck Of tho houseboat 10 q little inteF-
polated tribute co the modern crane for
except the old time Weber and Fields
burlesqUes.
! Wallack's Thaatrs on Friday afternoon
will be the scene Of an odd performance,
There will b q public performance Oi
Alias Jimmy Valentine acted entirely
by children for the benefit Of the Summer
Home for Working Girls. Costumes ha We
had To he made especially for the little
folk and the wardrobe department. OF
the Iisbler establishment has been kept
busy fixing up tiny convict suits. Iona
dresses with real trains on them for the
ladhe. frock coats for tho G0rernog
and The BaRksr and all the rest Of the
thines that 90 with the regular per-
Torrance Of the play.
Seven Days nc the Aston begins its
nineteenth week on Monday night. The
farce 10 long laugh from start TO flnish
and the situations follow one another fast
and furiously.
Alexandra BissOn's powerful drama
Madame K continues to move his sssdi-
encas NJ the New Amsterdam Theatre
The play IL sensational and thrilling.
vet every character In strongly sym
uathstic Miss Donnelly. Mr.. Drouet,
Mr. Elliott and the other players are
well fitted to develop the heart interest
as well ~ the thrills.
Mrs Harriet O,is DsllenbauEh &c the
New Thsatre company viii read selsc-
tons from the plays of the late Hyde
Fitch az the Mcdowell Club roOulS to-
morrow afternoon.
just a Wife, Eugene Walters new
play. with Charlotte Walker in the star
robe, ls.at the BslAsco Theatre. where .
special benett performance . announced
March n. in the interest % the wOman's
suffrage party.
The lily is approaching its fifth
month al the Belasco-sSsuyvsslIn Theatre.
where. Lent not with.iandinG. il IL still
playing to large audiences.
Where There's a VIII the French
farce nov at Websr'-. celebrates Hs ~
Dale assumed the leading role la-t Moa-
day night A special MATINEE IN an
nOnnc~d for the heOeh' IL the Actors
Fund fair.
A. the Iyosum Theatre on Tuesday
Afternoon a benefit in b~haf 1t the Art
Worker. Club for Women Of the Stage
and Studios. arranged 10y Miss Billie
Burke. will take place. and an in
teressinR programme has been arranged.
Among the individual performers will he
BEATRICE Herford. kittie CheAthaui, Julia
Sandsr.on and Alan MuFis Urom The
Arcadians- company. Donald Brian.
ValH VaIli. ACirienne Augarde and p. Pope
stAmDsr from he Dollar Princes
company IN sps cial selections. A new
one act play by Alfred sWro. entitled
The Bracelet. will he presented w Billie
Burke. Fred Kerr. Frank Nesterton.
Dorothy Dorr. Anne Meredith and others
4 one act play by Sydney Orlndy emit
tied -SyUnpSthetic Souls will be acted
nv CVril scott Isabel Irving. Fuller
NelI,ah and Marianne Thurber. Donald
Hrian will sing two new sougs. In The
Nallet'a Masterpiece. q one act drama
NV Edward Pepie Edmund BTes~e. Percy
Haswen aud y ID McC;inn will enact
the chief roles.
An important new feature Will be added
,o IN. hilI At the Hippodrome beginning
,xith 90. morrow matin =. when O~rsOn's
tvoupe Of lfty Little People will h. seen
Tor the first time These diminutivs folk
prra@nt an ~ntiTe circus performance and
nave q cortsge Of fftv circus carriages
drawn by A. many tiny ponies Among
the performers are clowns. etluilibrists.
ssIIle.trians and acrObatS. all ~ lied and
capable Of duplicating the arts done by
Iuil sized circus people
The Arcadians- will undoubtedly be
zen al the Liberty Theatre until the end
IL the season. Julia Sander=on a. =
charming Irish Airi. Ethel CadInan and
Audrey Maple 40 Arcadiau Inaidena
Connie Esiis- and PercivAl knight a.
PsfsT Doody. have all made many friends.
pete LlOoJy the melancholy. banting
Jockey ~ he has never won . race and 10
s1raid tn win one Ie.t he he s~t down for
reversal ~ form. 10 the funniest musical
comedy comedian In town
Blanche Ring MARKS the beginning ~ her
sixth week in The Yankee Otoiri' ~ the
Herald Square Theatre with the introduc-
uon Of q new humorous song Clap
HaodA- 10 which the com~fIenne lures
her audience into applsIding vigorously
In tlg.shin with the music. Another new
Tea'ure which has becUme populaT II the
new -Chantss'l~r song added Ca the
Where. Mama number in the second
act
lev FIeloss production - the Jolly
Bachrlors- with Nora Bsyes al the Broad
cav Theatre 10 one 81 the biggest iOIliest
and cleane-t Of musical entertainments.
The play owes tie book Ia Glen Msc,ton-
o,tsh, its music Ia Raymond Hulb.Il. lie
scCnic equipment TO Arthur NOeEtlin aud
i,s Il . xinR 10 Ned WAybuTn
The Dollar Princes ~ the kRicker-
booker 10 one Of those plays which answer
the et-rnAl question What shall Ws 90 20