The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-25
ANOTHERTHE GIRL PLAY HERE
TINS LADY CAME ~ A TAM TO
A BROADWAY RESTAURANT.
\ Play for the Sophisticated That skates
Part OF the Time on Thin Zee Garter
dc Haven . sport whose Income Is
SS . Month. Jessie SgIlIM ard IN East.


A little sister 20 The Lady from Lob
stsr Square" and The Girl from Rsctor's'
arrived at the Astor Theatre last night
In the gliiss of The Girl In the Tah.' "a
farce from foreign parts adapted 20
Broadway by Stanislaus STANCE. The
piece might well have been called The
Girl from ChYrckill's' for the name char
acfer was perfectly at home there.
scene showed what purpOrted 20 lie the
interior 10 private dining suite and sven
Capt. Jim himself appeared Tor a moment
20 receive voclfero's welcome and lend
an air % realism - the setting
II - only telling the truth - add that
the same audience whioS recognized
Capt. jim at once also appreciates the
broadway atmosphere % the piece. lts
uncon vsntioaAli'y Is comparatively GER
tain 20 appeal 10 one class of playRosrs.
What the other class may think ~ u re-
mains 10 lie seen, hut one thing Il certain, ,
/, will not be the matinee choice - sowing
circlss or ofyounR ladies tnish!ngs .aIpls
The scheme OF al such iar7es tI.t
upon a night oG'.- IL inore ar l''-- -''u..ar
so there II no particular nee 1 ( e'!1s To-"
detail 20 describe this ono The ir'-cipAl
characters are a middle agst fuaa who
appears 20 10 er,.n.H'.y re-pertaI's aa4
Is 20 most % the t!me, lis eOn. VIII -e-::- .
10 have inherited some .: hn fathers
traits. but u hAmp"rsd by an aIIowaac.
Of s. q month a young husband VIII, t.-.ts
Phiaie.phta toe siOw eN"'y May ~. q
September. aha a yoIug wlis, %" gsrt
u the taxi whose -"v-aia husband ! ~
trusting riddle aged perfume MANI
taCtUreT
one by one the male members o. -"
quartet sneak away q IhprChi..s fl-
| az. uUCIEv"u'.ona. evening In 'IrE :."T
q 4s"uVer each other with ts@ 'l-u1. !a-..gi
accompaniment IT 'l'.us - re .ae
noisy 'aiN and usrvO'.S r-Ening NTr'.:.G.
Even'ua.lY all 'Ae ss'"0"'s =" 80 o'.t 15!
an are unnaturnI.y iOrE..-a ~ a ..'lr-.'
TO bring about tho Hral curtain
Prom 'his m.or IS 80 s-a.Hr.0 . car
easily ha seen trat tLa {. % va e = s'oi.'I
entire from a SUNDAY =,EDoi hooa Tt"-es
thin ice 20 he crossed AID the GItECr
managed to get over wi'hpe. police
assist anne, Int there are times wen the
crack.e was audible Tie farce moves
fast and 10 not without EurDOrO'.a sit,4a-
tions. hut some ot them Appeared ~
shOpvoTn
Action stopped entirely N the second
act 10 allow Garter De Haven To lag Ia '~p
-ongs and some dancing. which with -"
setting, made one forget tor a few Minutes
a little later the author got has b@st re-
sponses from the audience, 10y allowing
the lady" 10 order a meal which ~"
youngstsr who was 10 nav for - calculated
how IL was all TO come on ~ tis lone
ten-dollar bill N wa, funny an spite Il
the fact that LILLIAN Russell and 70"
web.T used the same .dea years al z"
Carter Ne Haven. featured on N" pro-
gramme was the tmU@CunIp's youth and
acted hi- juvenile par With NOR" rspr"--
sion than some Of those who -'Irrr',I' r-'i
him. but nothing that d" did Will Jump Liu
into immediate stardnm l".=t" M,a-
ward was. a. always a finished sc, re-- and
Fred Bond was fairly successful A. he
mostly always respectable husband
Jeanette bAgcard was "A htti" NOR"
than the usual French maid and John
Gl"nduniny contributed more than his
share 81 The nOue and hustle. Laura
Gusrite made the pArtut the glrl- r"all-tl"
enough and jules Iluyetti. Morgan
Conan aud Fremont Penton had -" - her
principal parts But ~ Wa CAPT Jim
who a. hI- entrance. got tn" bigg"-t hand
~ all