The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
1.-THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL ="
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Julia Nelson and Fred Terry will open
their season tomorrow evening at the
knick-rbocker Th-atr. IN The Scarlet
Pimprrnel by Baroness ORGY aud Mon
tngu. Bar~tow Miss Nelson aud Mr.
Terry will he suppnrtcd hy the London
New Theatre company Tn" Scarlet
pimp-rnel- Was first produced IA Lon
don about i've wears ago and became 80
popular that II eventually scored = run
II over two thousand performances II
- story IT the French Revolution 81
I59? and - IN four acts and five SCENES
The play takes iI- name from little Mid
flower which grows ~ the hedgerows of
England and - woven around the ad-
ventures u an Englishman who during
the French Revolution runs many hair
breadth e@capes IN saving arIsi oCrats from
the gIillotin- Ne assumes the name ~
The Scarlet Pimpernsl The identify
of the reckless adventurer - unknown Ia
his wife and most 81 his friends and he
appears 20 them 10 I've nothing more than
an easy going and rather empty headed
gentleman whose interests seem centred
Of his wife Lady Biaksnsy 10 the iden-
! tlty Of the man whose clevsrneas and rock
less bravery have set all France and Eng
land a wondering that forms the main IN
tere-t Of the play
The Garden Theatre reopenA to-mor-
row evening with Edward r. Roses new
| play The Rosary and a chang" ~ man
! agenent. which has inaugurated a scale
4 ~ popular prices for seats Mr. Roses
theme a. the power II thought and his
! play deals with the lives and fortunes 81
! a little group ~ p"opl" living IN West
, chester The husband ~ a diSbelievsr
/ IN all religion his wife woman 81 seri
/ ous conviction. regarding faith IN the life
~ things unseen Strong m his l-el"f
and thoroughly human. q priest j. IN"
central character when doubts come and
the man and womanH lives are shattered
this priest analyza~ the situation and hy
the power of his faith brings both back
/ To happiness Harrington Reynolds will
! play the leading part and .Ie>sI" Arnold
wife ~ the author. will have an important
role
: The Carl IN the Tax with Car'ar u"
Haven AZ the head of IN" company comes
10 the Aston Theatre Tomorrow evening
The piece WAS originally written by An
thony NarS. German. and has been
adapt"d 10y StanI-lau- STANCE. who has
changed The scene from PARIS 10 New York
Tho characters include father. John
SeNnr rich and respected banker
who Is all that he should be while ~ his
home CIRCLE. and his son Rcrfio. who is
beginning 20 follow IN the Footsteps ~
his father In order - seviIr. funds with
which 10 buy flowers for his girl Bcr'~
takes most ~ his fathers clothes To a
paWnshop \ friend ~ the family helps
80 CompliCata matters nv discovering
Bc-W ~ n ndnlGh =upp~r with IN"
gIrl m the taxi and his father IN an adj
Joining room with two chorus girl com
panions There turns up also ~ IN" sam"
dining rooms the husband ~ IN" grrl
IN tho taxi who. having missed hrs train
for Red Bank goes - Ihurchlll'S for =
bite 10 eat B'r'H's endeaVor to conceal
IN" wife. pacify the husband and explain
IN" situation 10 his father who enters
the room uneXpect adly builds up n eli.
max. and 80 " goes laura Guerii"
jessie MillWard. Fremont Ranion. Jean
cite Rageard. Grace Walton. Fred Bond.
John GlandinninG and Morgan CONAN
are IN mo company
palv's continues 20 I've the mecca ~
those who ENJOY unrestralnad laughter
Rainy Mine Margaret MAyos farce.
- now approaching the fourth month
~ it's run hut hptTayE no evidence -
waning interest Bahv Mine 10 founded
upon the penchant ~ some women 10
deceive their husbands m order 10 win
their love
The opening ~ the series of twenty
Ave sunday night dramatic performance
At Day'- under the auspices ~ the newly
organized American Stage Society has
been postponed until November u IN
order 10 develop the plans that William
Brady and the Shuberts have formed
The Commuters. James Forhess com
sdv - IN tho third month of ia run at
the Criterion Theatre II - beIng char
acterized a. the play with no tears
Just laughs and consequently has n ,
strong appeal among those who go IN
he theatre 90 he diverted
The shadow Of ~ n Warner ~ Alias !
Jimmy Valentine never grows le@- and
Waliack- Theatre ia a. crowded in TIA
second year 81 this stirring play "a |
II was during the first weeks Of the safe T
breakers delightful activities
Mother continues its heart appeal
~ the Hackett Those who have not
soon Mother are apt 10 get the impress
sion that IL ~ a play ~ vi iearr and pathos
hut tins 10 not true Mother has many
amusing situations and some Of the in
,idsnta are so lfshks that they seem
real rather than acted Emma Dunn
10 winning deserved attention for her /
driin"ation 81 the Mother.
"Boccaccio Franz " SIDpes opera Z
viii he sung m the Irving PlaC" Theatre
on Tuesday night Director BIrgarth .
Will introduo. Miss A-ta Fri"hsen his .
new prima donna IN IN" title role
The attraction for the week ~ the Circ.. .
Theatre will he louI- Mann IN hlz own
comic play The Chaatnr which On
loved q run during the summer AZ the /
Lyric The original company. including D
Nine MathIlde Cottrelly and Miss Emily .
Ann W-llmsn. ~ retained
Porter Emerson BruWn.s play Tn.
Sp-ndthrift- comes to ih" Grand Opera
House for the week The original cast