The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-10

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! fall. oOnSols rosa well. closing az siis
Kindred Government stocks moved up.
ward in sympathy The market for
American stocks was buoyant. oloSinE
with a general advance
The business worid cannot shake on
the foreboding that London's season
has been practically killed on the eve
II its inception The loss in trade in the
West End IL estimated az S7.SoOOOO The
restaurants will he exceptionally hard hit
There IA an extraordinary run on millineTs
and dressmakers for mourning goods. hut
This will not make up for the loss Of orders
Il brilliant costumes for the AsoOt and
GOodwood rnce weeks and other public
and private society functions
The Lord Chamberlain has received
orders from King George 20 the effect
that in view Of tho number 81 people
who would be thrown out Of work by the
/ prolonged closing Of the theatres Il 10
he Maiesty's wish that the theatres
should BE- opened except on the day Of
bis fathers funeral
BOON 10 THE THEATRES
One Of the first Official acts Of the new
sovereign shows him 20 he possessed
Of the same kindly thoughtfulness for
his subjects that characterized his
father In his desire 20 mitigate az far
as possible the disastrous effects upon
the public Of the sudden mourning King
George has caused messages 20 be issued
expressing the wish that public recrea-
tons shall not h. ourtailed more than is
necessary. This emulation OF his fathers
tact will achieve for him AZ one stroke
an enormous popularity with all classes
Of citizens.
The announcement from the King has
brought JOY 70 the theatrical mana gers
and 20 thousands Of actors and actresses
who faced ten days Of enforced idleness
Beerbohm Tree and Mr. Alexander as
the heads 81 the two associations re-
spectively Of theatrical managers have
written 10 the Lord Chamberlain asking
him 10 convey 10 the King their deep
appreciation 81 his kindly consideration.
They added that although the managers
a. a voluntary act Of loyalty. had in
tended TO clooe their houses until after
the funeral of King Edward IN May 20.
they will now reopen az usual on Nav II !
This includes Charles Frohman's houses, !
which u course were closed tonight
The only new production which was I
affected by the dea;h Of the Old King /
was George Tylers The Dawn Of a To.
morrow which opened last Thursday
night az the Garrick On tho evening
Of ~ production buses everywhere
bore flaming posters announcing the
initial performance Of Mrs Burne,t's
play
THE KINGS GOOD NATURE.
The message from the King. which was
male public through the newspapers.
read a. follows
Knowing 20 veil tho wishes Of nv
D"lovet father J am sure that il would be-
contrary % his wishss Il there we're any
Interruption II tho enjoyment 81 IA.
1utlir during the Whitsuntide holidays.
therefore hope that tho general mourn
ng will not prevent my People from TAX
~ ih" usual advantages of TIE various
for res, recreation and
In the coming days.
Furthermore KnR George made IL
Inowu TIA, r. Wishes tho Ascot races
o be hold a. usual. Tha royal enclosure
rlll be- opea a. 10 Customary. with the /.
Kception q r." royal PAVILION This
I'LL enable members Of society % attend :
M 70 viii 10 a somtro gathering a. 0
dress will BE- iEdisp"aSable
AND TIE CORONATION OATH. :
John Redmond. leascr cg the Irish !
ationalists. has cent a lcttsr 20 Premier II
squith in regard toths removal from tho 4
,yal Accession oath the WORDS which he =
iys are 80 very offensive 70 Roman
atholics He asia Tire Prime Minister \
, take steps 20 relieve King George Of q
sing language a. the CONNER cement Of
Ia reign which will doeply wound the Q
'elings and outrage tho faith ~ Catholics !,
,roughout tho empire and he word. a
Ths portion 81 the accession oath 10 II
hioh Mr.. Redmond takes exception was
ken nv King Edward before Parliament
! February IS 1901 Il is imposed by the 2
n Of rights and act 81 settlement passed. o.
ter the revolution Of 1855 Il ~ popu- !,
rly known a. the no popery" oath and
administered by he Lord Chancellor. b
bic il what Kind Edward subscribed 70 h,
that time q
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