The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18


such manner a. practically Ia Tor O.
the brewer to exchange IdentitleS and
! appear a. the duke. Though he makes
. every Effort to escape SchSllCnrttn goes
to Iurach and " crowned a. the duke.
lie then learns that u ~ a crime pun lsh
ahle With death for a man To 60 through
the CorOnAtiun ceremony under t1l-s
pretenUss The CUnclusiun OF the story
- entirely unexpected and solves AL
difficulties. Principals IN the company
/ Winter Nella Bergen. Amelia summer
/ yi'le. Adele Rowland. Alic- Gordon.
Anita Francesca. Louis Harrison. George
Anderson. Martin Brown. Henry Norman
/ ChAriss X Burrows. Henry Holt. Dolph
/ Ryan, Paul MIlsasns. Edwin Tester and
Frank Sargent
! Henrietta Gresham will hagin her New
Work. ~eason on Thursday night az the
GarriCk Theatre in play by Percy
MaCkAye callrd Anti Matrinony
Anti MatrimOn " Is ia four acts a. nd the
scene ~ laid in New England. IL con-
Cerus the preIliCament Of a minister and
hts wife who are visited 10y two young
persons who announce openly that though,
they ar" living together they are not
married To add To the Awkwa rdns=s
1T the situation the two disciples of anti
! matrimony have brought with them their
offspring, about eleven months old. The
minister and hts wife are naturally quite
shocked. but as the man is the brother
of the minister and the woman IL the
sister 81 the wife they endeavor To show
the young ones the error 81 their ways.
The action OF the play takes place IN the
space IL twenty four hours. Miss CTos-
man plays the minister wife
is Matrimony a Failure'' which David
Belasco produced last season. will return
| 81. ID.
ming for a two weeks engagement. Az
the end 81 this time David Belasco will
send the company on a tour which will
carry them FAR west as the Pacific
cnast Prominent among the pre-
sentlng cast tomorrow evening will
part Of FuHRy PERM
The third week II tho New York Hippo
drome will hegin on Monday with the new
triple show in full running order. The
Ballet II Niagara with its wonderful
scenic hack ground - a potent factor in
the suCCees ~ the new show. while the
circus with iis twelve feature acts. includ-
ing performing lions. hea ~ and elephants
and equestrian novelties, il far ahead of
former seasons. Among the special scenic
features may he mentioned the yacht
race in which two full sized racing vessels
are seen in action. the Shipwreck. the race
"a rthquake and tidal wave and some
special aquatic surprises at the finale.
Tn" company appea ring in the revival
of Snrdous Diplomacy at Maxine
Elliort's Theatre includes Charles Rich
man. Florence Rohert Theodore Roberts
Mrs lie Moyne. Milton Stills. Chryrtal
Verne. Thurlow Bergen. EffinRham Pinto.
Marion Rallou. Jewel Power Frederick
Esmelton. L. p. Harris aud Leslie Basseit.
There are only two more weeks ~ -Di-
plomacy.- as the revival il for n strictly
limited on 90 cement of three weeks only.
James Fortress farcical comedy The
Commuters dealing with the joys and
woes % commuters life. has entered
upon the second month 81 it's run AZ tbs.
Criterion Theatre. lts appeal ~ seem
Ingiy a. strong A. was that Of The Chorus
Lady or -Th. Travelling salesman the
two contributions from Mr Fori--s's pen
Suburban matinSes are icing gwen On
Wednesdays In addition 10 the regular
saturday matine~s.
Edgar S"lwyns comedy success The
Country Boy enters upon the fourth week
II its run AT the Liberty Theatre and gives
every indica lion % lasting the entire sea
son In New York.
Seven Days at IN. Aston Theatr. has
not bs-en a sufferer from any Of the new
productions this fail as IL il keeping right
along IN the front rank The time ~ this
laughter creating play ~ short. a. ~ ~
booked for Boston very soon.
Madam. Y will hegin the last two
weeks 4 - second New York SEASON on
Monday AZ IN. Lyric Th-atr. Engage
rncnts At other playhorIses within the
hunts of Greater New York wall follow
and then the Boston run. which can no
ionRsr ie postponed. will come H.
original COMPANY, including Miss Dom
nelly. \lr Elliott and Mr. Williams will
cuntinu" IN 'hs cast,
The Arcadians just as popular in its
ninth month a. IN ats first continues a
m. New York Theatre rofer DoOdy. the
melancholy Jockey who sings I've Got
q Motter. - about the funniest character
ON IN" musical comedy stage and he has
d"hGHtiul companion IN the r-staiIrateu
who falls from his airship into Arcadia
whore h." - hlthed IN the Well 81 Truth
and mad" spry youth again. lts songs
Already The Pipes % Pan and Bring
VI" a Rose are worthy of opera.
John Drew continues To- charm large
aIdI"nce. ~ the Empire Theatre 10y his
portrayal ~ tn" blunt. fire.. spoken Rho
d--isu farmer IN the Vaughan comedy
Smith Tomorrow night h. enters On
hi- third week Mr. Drew IL fortunately
assisted 10y "A cast capable ~ a wonderful
rang" II character acting A. Smuh
IN" heroine. Mary Boland has laid
hy all her aptitude for fashionable parts
and submerged herself in an admirable
interpretation 81 a parlor maid who Is
essentially woman Of sane ideas Has
ard Short Morton Seltrn. Isabel irving
SvbIl Ihorndiks and Jan. Laurel are
others IN IN" production
Our Miss Gibbs the London musical
comedy success. - attracting increasing
audiences to the Knick-rbocker Theatre.
Wh"r" u enters upon it, fourth week to-
morrow evening BY way 81 novelty Mr.
Frnhfnan has introduced Gertrude Van
d"rbIlt and Fred Wright in the whimsical
kissing dance. Come Tiny Goldfish 10
Me Never has a more sinuO,Is dancer
been seen than Kitty Mason in her famous
water dance in which she rises and falls