The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18
have nut h-en presented curing this
pr"yiDis tso w-cS~ 4 their present
engagement

have nut been presented curing this
pr"sipn- tsO weeks q their pT'-,eHi
engagement
secret Services has b.Sh chosen by
william Gillatte for revival nj the Empire
IhePtrr this week In, play deserves
IT. IAN" Tor 81 mEnv re- sons that IL ~
difhcIlt tn name its chl-f-st strength.
Ii Ia one nf the hest uf the WEE dramas
and shows an MIR GIil-tt,' ai,titud" Tor
romantic aud picturesque acting better
! than any other in hiS repertoire At
present th,'l .. i, no OCCe sion to repeat its
story. which II MOT SHOWN t. every
hGhlt'lal pFygoer he'd beetter b" heard
than read In IN" company are many
hn made up the origin2l cast. Among
those who hsv. inpartEnt parts ar,
William Riley Ha'ch. Mari" Wainwright.
Louise kutt-T, Albert Parker. CLIFFORD
Brace John Miltcrn aud Margaret Greene
There viii b- bat eight NOR. New
York performances al oscar NIlrie's
witty comedy Tn" Importance of BEING
Earnest" AT IN. lyc-um Theatre Next
week Miss Billie Burke vii. come To III.
theatre IN her new play, SUZANNE and
the company now playing the b.-t vi all
Oscar Wilde comedies v III begin its out oi
town season it, prosperous run IN
New York has persuaded Charles Froh-
man To send II on an extensive tour
William Collier has another good We
hicle for his own sort nf fun in I'm b.
Hanged IL DO at the Comedy Theatre.
Edgar S-l~yn and Mr. Collier wrote tn.
play in collaboration and Mr. Collier also
staged it. 81 IL - pervaded with the real
Collier SENSE Of humor from beginning tn
end The star plays thu. ro s of "A New
York youth of indoi-nt habits who il
sent West on his own responsibility and
goes through a number OF astonishing
and laughable adventures
The distractions OF holiday shopping
hav. IN no way affected tn. popularity
of The Concert" at the Rela-co. Al
though now We'll along in its third month,
this comedy Is still playing tn capacity
audiences at .very performance
blanche Bater continues To MAKE.
-Nobody's Widow" at the Hudson Th.atr.
the most charming and delightful of tn.
many widowed ladies who have inter
ested New York audiences IN the last
year or 80 Bruce McRae plays IN. part
Of the widows deceased" husband. "A
much malign.d TYP. Of nobleman
James. Forbes's farcical comedy The.
I "a
Theatre with its merry message II has
had the longest run Of any play Of the
season Those who enjoyed The Chorus
Lady and The Travelling Salesman"
will find interest in his the latest effort
OF tn. sam. author.
Monday night begins the last week Of
the run Of Edgar Selw yn's comedy -rh.
Country Boy at tn. Liberty Theatre. |
is.ir prsliss at it. The same cast which |
did So much TO make this play IA SUCCESS /
full one ON the opening night remains |
with 1t until tn. end II goes from here
to Chicago
-Rebecca III Sunnybrook Farm al the.
Republic Theatre will receive IT. century /
performance in New York on Tuesday
sSenins To celehrars the event kIaw II I
Erlanger and David Bclasco hav. ar
ranged 10 present 10 the ladies' II the
audience an autographed copy Of th..
edition OF the book.
Get Rich Quick wallin gford- IL still .
IA view at the Gaisty Theatre where IN.
'uave. financial buccane.r and his amabIe
are in high favor with tn.
audiences George NJ Conan did an
excellent piece II dramatic tailoring
vhsn he took George Randolph Ih">t"r's
tories and from them evolved the enter
aiming comedy
jules Eckert Goodman play Mother"
= now firmly settled Ut IN. circl" Jan.
'orcoran. who is now playing tbs. role 81
he mother. gives an interesting and SYM
pathetic performance" J.
Al Carnegie Hall sht D.s ighf
will bring ~ - Close. has season
u travel talks Tn. subject chosen for
his occasion il The Grand Canon ~
arizona Mr. Elm.ndorf has made four
rips to TN. canon from different start
ng points. and by means ~ IN. t.l.phuto
ems Will attempt TO reproduce -omrttlng
4 the great IrnprsSslven"ss' v9lstn" and
nat rhles- l.auiy
In Baby Mime Margaret Mayo farce
u Daly- merry complica' ions en-rle from
h. efforts Of IA pretty but filming wife
% deceive her husband with u borrowed
iahy Margu.rit. Clark. Ivy Troutman
zines, Gl.ndinnInE. Walter Jones and all Il
he other clever members % IN" cast
einain
The newest American farCical comedy
The Aviator in which Wallsc" Eddingrr
: appearing has met with "A cordial rrC.I-
ION and will stay for "a Will" Their, -
much humor and vii III IN. piece. .JTn"
apid fir. action and real Bl@riur mono
lane for the CLIMAX. II
Miss Kitty Cheatham'I annual holiday
nat n,.. will he given Al the LyC-um
'heatre on the afternoon Of December ..
n. Christmas spirit will IN" acc"nruat"d :
~ a first hearing III public of ~" of ia" .
Christ Legends 10y selma Lager loN. I
h- swedish prose poet. who Won Last Z
ears Nobel prize FOR literary achieve
n.nt Miss Ch.ai ham will ALSO o'fer .
charming group Of German. Russian and
butch childrrn's songs and some inter
sting old negro songs which. viii b" heard
,r the first time.
Anthony Henderson Euw.. who Ina, ,
.come known through his whimsical
rawlings and verses will give AN ill,I--
rated reading of his works at ta-n.gi. {
yc-tlm on Tuesday evening. q
Henry Ellsworth will give his pictorial
uf "Ob.ranmergAiI: it,
eople and Their Passion Play IL 1910" ,
I IN. Lyric Theatre nexf sunday after {
Don and evening. lie will exhibit e.
,or,. than AD correctly COlOr..i views Of :