The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
WHERE ALMA REALLY LIVES
IT,S HFBERS THE iTRE AND
JTR NIWF ~ kITTI GORDON.
<hs F1It> the Ese Completed, Win Her
IirsuI, and ChaTm and Dominates
tive Made over French Vaudeville En-
tlreI,-C 4. nigelow Also AMUSING.

n, srSt audience - the present ses-nn
..,p.r,~i asst nigh, ~ wehcr'- Theatre
90 syrrr, thiyed with tho curiosity ~ the
,.4,r,r'rra IN Alma. whpr~ Do You
t.v.S- - 10 the exact address 10 the
.y..rrgs heroine. For Alma m the play
va -ha gorgeous KITTY Gordon The
.pa-r,,rr- wore glad - know thai they
b,t 'h. advantage ~ the stage figures m
L-1~trg that KITTY Gordcn's address is
wsN--'s Theatre, and that they need only
9 thor. - delight IN the radiant charm
-he 81 lh~rnlly displays She need have
a "a. nothing else last night hut appear
OF, th. stage. and the requirements - her
yS.s tl not exact much more Sh" was
..l,l ~ any problems that the dramatlst
~ gn' nave posed for her, however. as
..,i'v lie hc-, must be- genius
Alma. Wh.rr 10 You Live'- since
d, cannot - Suorei in report q the
evening ~ ,r'eiings - "A French vaude-
vile SHOWN here IN rs German form
through a 'png series of performance
rr rIu-ir hall last winter It's author
- Saii =, b. Paul H"rve George Hobart
made 'hs version Saen las, night ard The
muse - attributed - Jean Briquet
although u sounded Vienne-a and was
assur,. lily e Broadway origin IN one or
two in-i 1nCes There ara two or three
values that take prompt root IN the.
memory and there in plenty - spirit m
all tho numbers. which were repe ttal
Lee night at the slightest provnCatirn
until they became a wearine-s g IN"
AeNh Bur tha fret night encore hlbIt
spp-ars rueradicable
~ course there Is someth hing besides
KITTY tina; - To say. Alma IN the farce.
and that IL all oi a very stereotyped and
familiar kind. and rather an indie erent
sy@rrnen moreover, Of that old kind
There are a will and a young man who
Loses hl- fortune under It's provisions If
be- becomes engaged within twenty -four
hour Then there are philanderers keen
O. know kittys that ~ Aimd's address
AID jealous Italian lover who Compels
them - disguise themselves as milhner-
70 e-caT- his ready pistol For H. Il
snoWn. hltty that u .iIRla IL good
gIH Who recognizes only the suitors who
irrhfuny affirm that their object j.
matrimpny
Miss Gordon moves through th-s. mor,
ur less lively proceeding an object of
statu-sgu- beauty which the old homes
II French farce cannot Wlther nor the.
duileSt dialogue stal" Every facet Of
this PHYSICAL gem shines m turn hefor.,
the"N"r ol lhe spectators ana every new
light shows new beauty Her .ophi.t ica-
ton u almost distinguished and in sit,la
tons which might nave seemed vulgar
With others as their central figure Misc
Gordon never allowed that quality TO
tarnish her charm IL II V,IlgnTity ana
L"i d"cehcy mat - under ois,'d"rItIpn
here But even IN the second act when
n" actress NaS hercfi of her grN'n Eoprl.
ssIri there seemed no lack 81 taste about
~" incident Perhaps he- refined mot bod
Il sIs~Ch helped - s-r; nor from seeming
more than plguan' az any tlnl.
thari~- BlgetpN u ways amusing 90
hIs bald headed Vav an. MS we're n,.
h'nur- last M h' thlI 'lI not - tu XIV
Gordon F"war,i l'rI-nud cuuli H.. bet.
t"ing tire>.oIne ~ ths explosive, Italian
DO. ~ ana thu same aNutl-.. NIGH. b.. made
Tor q. l.. IucAsr WhC played q d-,.,.riy~
BIT nothing mattrr,-d inucn ami u.b ,.ty
Go red wh"-e iuI lr,.i hlttV GDr,i.n O..
a Neb@r's and ql -eerr.d vel with her
= rid lat night