The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-04

4 Madame rruuhaduur- ti" rrr'-''n
Which - now running ~ \hrrn"'a :
Thirty ninth STREE Theatre. - nav u"'"
fascinating than ever Marietta 'HN'
aho now Singing the iJil" ''i-, mas
revealed ia the p',''- Is,HIni '!l'''aN"'E
possibilities never lsIurH known - ~Nl~'.
Tn" comparatively small -" 81 in"
audit urium Oi NHS.ToNa~ ih'aif" -
also . di-tiu"- advantage To- the pr''St-r'"
ton If this particular production
SOM Bernard continues hiS eng cement
IN liz. Game From Milwaukee, at the
Casino Theatre IN" prodnct,un may
Justly I've. described a. n genuine musical
comedy with :, good rtls' for MIR BERNARD.
:. funny stu-y. uutlbl.. SnI,c4 an nC,"ptIhI"
suupor. INK company and o. handsome
chorus
Lain CHASER IN The Girl anu he NaiS.r-
at the Herald S,mar. Theatre has q; part
we'll adapted la her as ia" for,.,t.rs
daught-; Who meets the Kaiser ,lCsrf II
and mistakes hun for common hunts
man. The MUSIC IT ~" piece ~ hy '-'uTg
.afno and includes many Nseut"sr ,'irs
and Hungarian timber rhStnrls
KyrI.. B.'ll.w. the lannon's romantic
ACTOR. CONES to the city Theatre t..
week beginning tomorrow evening in
his farewell tour Of RIA fii.- Charles
FrohmIn has surrounded Mr. B-lew with
a COMPANY which Includes Gladys Manson
Fiollptt Page,. Jane May lane Tyrrrll.
Frank Common. Ernest SIalLard. Bernard
Fairfax and Frank WestertOn.
Ad-line Genec in The Bachelor Bellies
will play at the Grand Opera House this
week in order that Sarah b. rnhardr NAV
open NJ the Globe The aChelor Bellies
il the best musical entertainment in which
Genee has appeared
The attraction AZ the Wet End Theatre
tins week will be Max Rogers Gate q. the
Rogers brothers. and e. william EoIb
date Of kolb and Dill an the Summer
Widower- The rema nhar Of the com
pany il essentially the same as during
IN. engagement, Of this musical perform
ance at the broadway Theatre al last
summer
Mankind and The Second Shap-
herd'- Play two pre- Elzlhethan dramas.
are the first plays To b" produced by the
American Dramatic Guild this season.
The former is a morality play of the siy-
tenth century. which has never before
been offered IN America. The Second
Shepherds Play is Of the so-callad MIR
made a. tbs, Hackett Theatre on Friday
afternoon. the offerings being staged hv
Frank Lea short president of TN" guild,
who will also appear IN both ~ on" of tn"
principal players.
For the second week II her cnga cement
at the Fifth kvenu. Gertrude Hoffman,
will elaborate her already pretentious
review She will introduce, for the first
time The Bell" Girls" and The physical
Culture Girls and will "fer dancing
imitation Of Genee and an acting imita-
ton Of Nine Bernhar dt in one 81 her ia
NOUS roles Others on the programme
will ho Charlotte Parry ard company IN
The protean drama. The toInstock Niy~-
terry" IN which the star portrdvS -"vrn
characters: Raymond and Caveriy. Ger
man comedians .InmaS 7 Kelly and
Annie Kent in a sin girF dancing specially.
Deiro a musician; the kremke hr, nsr...
acrobatIc TESTERS. and Shark'y. Gers.sr
and Lewis. singing comedians
Mic Dazie in now act will arr."a-
NJ Hammers-nin's Victoria Thoutrn his
week The sketch il called The Tragedy
of a Ma rtiI Gras The FIRST moving pc
lures cf the Moran and Nelson .ight will
he shown \ Night m Turkish Ba'h.
a comic spisosi" ~ one act. will b" dis
closed Esrt Levy wall show his ~rll
known caricature sketches fv"tt"- IA"
violnist; Al Won Tlzc-. ~ 'Pri"r Hnv"l and
Pes4i" XVII. in their comedy ~kit, Ticks
and Clicks: Barry and Woclford. Cha--
sino, the TorIcys and tho Skamka sisters
are also on The bill
tn" second VaiIdcvi'la hill - N" Nan
HAITIAN Orcrg HOus" Con,I<'s II an "-,'i-r
change ~ programme IN" li-r s h"ad"l
by Gus Edwcrd~.- Song Revue. who's
COMPANY consists ~ thirty r"r5ou-
mostly girls O-hnr nr'taciinp- a-,.. :
N,ghr IN :h,. Sums T.adi" ID" TScli"-
clair" brothers Morton and Moor. 'ialn"-
and doCg Harrigln. N'N." NJ AID
Mr. Stuart barrow and -" pu Pail trio
Count Io"rU.- Won Nourik 80 Bnar.rrr'
will make hj1 New York Il hut ~ -h.
American Music Hail this week ~ one ~
IN" TWENTY-FIVE gr'S Thu count will
sing ard dane" On ~" elrr" prnc-aTU'n"
Tho StoI'n Story q drsmatized vc-siDu
of .ie9-a LYNCH Williams tai" ~ -is'7---
paper Ii'". vii h,v" - '.r~' vs-d-y.II"
rr.a.ntari"n Orh"-s are W-n Wvuu"
~" feminine HAIRY Lauder ''r" Wow
Vows now rurn",i" hv ~" ka-Ur com
ranv. Tavlpr Granvil ~rorIn IrpslIc-
ton Tn" Hold tn. tI-s." CurIr't". ''.'
-Inging Co'n"d"nn". /'lav1. he v"uu.
Central American '.anl-i ~" Your Ana
ran'hs dauCirg -rr'S' MORO" and Na'k
in "a n.y h,'rl"s,ir,'. G. No.is-r- rruslu"-
ton II th" rarlsiau underworld. Tia"
Apach" Dance. IulT 70 r..w inlr-'r.
sonaiiors. au1 IA fr""nl ~" F"-nnh
posing Venus
mt VI wills IN" interpret II '~amp
charac'arS returns 20 thu p"tCuroh- Al
N" Colonial 10 morrow with u"'v offer
ing sharing horors with hrrn NJ -"
William ~ Thoinp-on. who ps..-nn'- ',-
IN" first TIN" on Rrnidvov u -a"'ch ~
& + Daz"y called Tn" Old Musician
Trovato tn" violinis'- ION = SID" - rect
acted by Homer Miles and company:
Gen" Greene. a singer OF coon song. III"
Ellis N.wllu trUup Of a"rDbat- Cooper
and Robinson. n"gT" comedians. J"t'.'.
arti Rogers roller skaters and Worm
woods animals are also announced
Wireless Biography il the dominating
theme 81 The Man From m" SEA
Charles God,iard's weird story Of a dead
lovers vengeance. which IA" Nauric'
Campbell Players will present At h" Al
rha.fra -ibs.