New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16

CTRCgE-Czln scott in The Lottery
Man" his successful farce Of last season.
CARNEGIE Beginning Jo-mor-
row night Mime. Pilar-MoTin and her spe-
,.iany engaged company viii appear in
Il. fnfsnt Prologue" the drama without
Mcrds. in which she gave a single delight
ral presentation one afternoon earlier in the
season There viii be evening perform
iuoes. with "Wednesday and Saturday matt
necs.
COMEDY keeping Up Appearance .
satirical comedy by Butler Davenport viii
eac introduced here next Thursday night
l., the Messrs Shubert The following act
or NH play lite parts: Amelia Gardner.
Pamela Ga1thornr zelda Scars Mabel
Moore Gertrude Dallas. J. H. Renrlmo ana
Hilton Allen. TiNe play tells the story Of a
clew York family OF moderate means that
t1ies 10 eRe die impression of prosperity
and family unity N the fare OF inuch do
lnestic trouble
CRITERION-It is hard for any play 10
please in this city Of theatres. The Com
inutcrs" James Forhes's comedy, is sue
cessful.
DAT.Y -S--Bsbv Mine" = farce by Mar
earei MAYO. with Marguerite Clark as the
star and Walter Jones as the funny man.
EMpIRE-Johu Drew has not appeared
70 greater advantage in years than IN
Somerset Maughanl's comedy. smith ian
which he is having a notable engagement
GAIETY-"Get Rich Quick WallinEford
was lihable crook in George Randolph
Chester's stories, and he loses nothing in
Hale IaniIfous impersonation Of him in
George Cohan's adaptation.
GARRTCK-Kyrle Bellows dramatic fort
tines this season viii he identihed with Hen
- IsatsiIle' new play. THE Scandal.
which Charles Frohman viii introduce at
tie Gar~ick tomorrow niEht.N Other names
or prominence in the cast Of twenty are
csisdvs Hanson. Who is the leading woman;
Vincent Se-ranc, Frank Connori Ernest
stsHard. Ffolliot Faget AID Frank Wester-
ton. The keystone uron which Ratsille
resrs The Scandal is his theory that the
psychological moment IN the life Of every
wife Is that moment when she does not
love her husband any the less, hut has a
raising fancy that she loves another more
or differently-and yields Ia that thought.
IN The Scandal II IS unfsithfuness cf
desd: and Bstsiile's question IS this: noes
she repertins coutriteI,. deaersc forgive
ueee2
The Scandal" opens in Luchon. ano takes
It's name from the scandal whispered abroad
sbout Charlotte Ferioui and Artanezzo. d
Young gambler. with whom she is infatu-
ated Nine. Feriouls husband. Maurice, is
Mayor Of Grssse and a coming Senator.
Hitherto she has apparently been devoted
10 him and her two children. But the mo-
~ith him. Artsnezzo is arrested for swim
ding. and Charlotte is forced TO act a. q
witness. She tries TO keep the secret 81
her life 10 herself and TO maintain her place
az a wife and as a mother. She determines
10 throw Artanezzo aside. when suddenly
be returns. not 10 blsekmai!, as she had
expected. but 10 give back her letters. Char
lo1te viii not sacrifice him any more than
she will sacrifice the happiness of her bus
band ard children. Her husband hears Of
The scandal. and determines 10 dFa% 90.
= confession from her BIT by bit h. learns
OF her shame. and TO hUInilate ht4 hr
sisl1s To- tell IL AL to their acquaintance,
Niien sudde1lly Lee sees IA ller eyes The look
O q wounded creature, and his words
choke ir Lis throat. lie resolves to tive
has tragedy - she IL living hers. Then
c.Ines arother temptation 70 Charlotte. and
sLe hufTi-s 10 Paris 10 save Artanezzo when
A. comes up for trial. she fnvents an
-'-se Tor her husband though lie learns why
size is gone. and the climax OF the play
comes when sle returns home and he has
l. decioe Whether 10 take her in or TO cast
Ter OIL.
GRAND oPERA-Miss Henrietta Crcs-
ns0 viii 30 accn here Tor 4 week in Percy
Nackayes brilliant satire. "Anti-Mstri-
rlenN.' Nothing finer has been seen IN Now
Work this season than Miss Crosmsn'a ar
BEiic inlrersonsf or.
HtCRETT- Mir Emma Dunn. IN jules
rLAert Goodman risy, Mothe
Er-rso~ All Ielen Ware. in The De
feFfeyt
E6EhTy-"Th- Country Soy" Edgar