The sun., 1910-02-06


Il 10 more vivid and powerful than any
thing else the author ever wrote, and
few OF the points are miseed by the excel
lent company which appears in It.
the Watcher win be played at the
HAckett Theatre ON Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday afternoons here
after. II In q drama In which the climax
depends upon the spirit influence Of the
mother OF one OF the characters. Percy
hasWeIl. Catherine Countiss and John
Emerson appear in it.
Ethel Barrymore seems to have the
success OF her career in Pinero's Mid
Channel" at the Empire. Years OF wait
ing have finally brought Miss Barrymore
a part that could not suit her better were
It written for her. The character Of
Zoe BIUndsu, a woman OF temper and
calls for acting that she
responds TO ably. There are already
signs that Charles Frohman win relent
OF his decision to limit the New York
engagement to two months.
John Mason continues his engagement
at the Hackett Theatre in his new starring
vehicle. None So Blind In the role OF
John Hope. tho masterful civil engineer,
MASON OSSn G0QOWGQ u
that gives him excellent oppor-
tunity for his powerful acting.
II. B. Warner and Alias Jimmy Valen-
tine enter their fourth week at Wallack's
tomorrow. Young Mr.. Warner makes
Jimmy such a likable. cleancut chap
and this in spite Of the fact that he Is q
frankly confessed bank burglar-and
Miss Lauretee Taylor shows Rose Lane
In so engaging q light that there 10 no
reason why Alias Jimmy Valentine
Otis Skinner In -Your Humble Servant
the new play by the authors OF Tho Man
From Horae.- continues at the Garrick.
Lafayette ToDcrs is one Of the roles by
which Otis Skinner will be remembered.
He IN supported by an excellent company
and by Miss Jewell, who plays Mdrgdret
Drscs with rare simplicity.
Maxine Elliott is sailing to success in
a spanking breeze In her nautical farce
The Inferior Sex" at Days.
The consensus OF opinion is that she has
nrvBr had play 90 worthy Of her talents
as a Comedienne. She will remain at
Days until early in the summer. 20.
Billie Burke in MRS. Dot begins her
third week at the Lyceum Thcatre. As
Mrs. Dot she Is a fascinating young widow
In whose path all the traditional obstacles
Of true love are waiting. Her circum-
vention OF them. especially her way of
baking the pursuit OF the young man who
very amusing. With poker and carving
knife she destroys an automobile. but
she stops the chase.
FORBES Robertson continues playing TO
at Maxine Elliott's Theatre in
The Passing OF the Third Floor Back
His run has already broken every record
FOR receipts in a playhouse Of this size.
The players. supporting Mr.. Forbes
all deserving to appear on q
theatrical roll Of honor. are Allison Skin
ner. Molly Pearson, Haidoe Wright. Kate
Cariyon. Mary Ralph, Evelyn Weeden,
Montague Rutherford. Allen Thomas.
David Powell, A. g.. Poulton and Alexan-
Ter Classy.
The run OF bad luck that followed the
Bijou Theatre for long time has been
,roken by The Lottery Man. in which
cyril SCOTT is appearing. The farce
comedy has caught public fancy and NO
lew production for the playhouse is under
Francis Wilson in his own play. The
3aoheior's Baby opens his seventh
gsek at the Criterion Theatre tomorrow.
This portrayal OF the power OF childhood
o change the life OF a crusty old bachelor
las q broad appeal. It IL q comedy 'of
Aughter and gentle feelings.
William Collier. who is always "A
lucky Star was never moro 90 than in |
he play OF that name which 10 at the
hudson Theatre. "A Lucky Star gives
omedy on a motor housebost on the
anals Of Holland. with background Of
scenes and an accompaniment
4 pretty girls all chaperoned by Scotch
lunt Marjorie Wood obtained by ad-
'ertisement.
At the Astor Seven Days" will begin
In fourth month on Monday night. The |
arce comedy is bea ting all the previous |
OK Office records of the Astor.
The programme for the fourth matinee |
4 the season by the American Academy |
II Dramatic Arts will include the first |
in this country Of Suder- |
nann's one act play The Last Visit |
he Nesdis % s Sy n. HsDpy Kiri The eys espa o.
ormance will take place Thursday after |
'oon at the Empire Theatre.
Klaw a Erlanger have contributed |
mother musical farce to Broadway in !
The Young Turk in which Max Rogers |
d Maude Raymond are now appearing |
{ the New York Theatre. The cast in |
ludes Charles J. Slime, Frederick V. |
bowers. Walter Paschal, John Dunsmure, |
Toilet Macmillan and Doris Goodwin, |
'everal novelties are introduced, prin- |
ipal among them being the dance pre- |
ented by T0ots Paka and her band OF Ha-
Taiians.
The SOoth performance OF the three
pectacles. "A Trip to Japan" "The Ballet
Z Jewels and Inside the Earth" will
q given at the HippodrOme this week. |
he Ballet OF Jewels and the seventeen |
cenic sets with their numberless' me-
hanical and electrical surprises still |
all forth admiration.
Frank keenan, In The Heights' closed
is engagement the Savoy Theatre
lst night, and this week for a limited
The Travelling Salesman"
ill occupy this theatre. On February
1 Sydney Roeenfeld's new play, @Chi(- |
rem Of Deatinys will emma IN the 0avorr