The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
NBYS OF THE THEATRES
TWO MT SICAL PE.aYS AND FARCE
OPEN THIS WEEK.
"a $40 laFk" and The LADY FFSsn I.sbsier
nquare'' TO-moTTON- Grace Ia nue
IN ''Nlotiy May Oa Friday-IIast Weeak
e HpDrrealrN NJ the New THEATRE.

: "a ~ lara" ana ''Ihe Lady ffo1m aAoosee
Square To-msgvWN- Grace Ia M
IN ''N10iiy May Sa Friaay-Iast Wee'
e nepertolre NJ the New TbeatFV
Tho new Whimsical musical coined,
a skylark.- the book and lyrics by Will
} lam Harris, Jr.. and the music by Franl
q. DoaAsrt. opens At the New York Theatr
tomorrow evening. Il is in two acts
The FIRST discloaea the forward deck %
the ship Pegasus. sailing out Of New lorl
J with y party % tourists on their way Il
Greece. storm comes up. NeptSR,
appears and prevails upon the travellers
% accompany him to the court Of JUPits
on Mount Olympus. The second act b.
laidtn the Garden Of the Gods ON Mount
Olympus. in which the gods Themselves
from mighty Jupifer Ia the humbles'
member Of tho iminOrtals. are introduced
NsptH"s then brings forth the mortAls,
whom Jupiter Welcomes. a. he has long
intended tn repopularize the gods and
their ancient heaven with ideas and modes
Of living gathered from the inhabitants
Of the earth The cast includes May
de SOusa. John Slavin. Clarice Vance.
Frank helcher. John Dunsmeir. Gertrude
Vanderbilt. Anna Boyd. May Emory.
Hazel Cox, Grace King. Harrison Breck-
bank. Leslie Gaze. Robert Pitkin and
large chorus.
The Lady From Lobster square an
adaptation of a French farce by Georges
Feyd~au. which has enjoyed a run Of
more than year in Paris. will be seen here
Tor the first time at weber's Theatre to-
morrow evening. Its author wrote The
Girl from Maxim's-
AZ to the story. IL IL sufficient to say that
the heroine, dubbed The Lady From
Lobster square j. NiVaci0II- young
woman whose uncnnventicna lity draws
herself ami other characters into lIdicrOus
situations This role il played by Georgia
Caine. Also prominent in the cast IL
Lucy Weston AN English comedienns
who las aplI-ar~d in vaudevili. aud
lately IN The candy shop william
P1Iette and Fritz Williams have leading
parts. Others la the EAST are Lillian Lee.
Nilfred Clarke. another comedian from
vaudeville. and Ray Bevsridge.
Grace Ia Rue will H. seen on Friday
evening at the Hackett IN Molly May
n comic opera by Julian Edwards and
Walter browne. To the Opera Mr. Ed
warts has supplisi over twenty nuuIl@rS.
all OF the sort that have made his fame
as composer O: tuneful music Mr.
Browne has contributed a story that has
for it, theme the escapade II an old gen
tleHnan ana hi- sOn-in-law. who attend
the Merry Nodels' hail. become involved
Ia Irritation with Molly My. the queen
% the moi~ls. and on their return home
In h.a
heir nhsence Miss IL Rue'- .iipport-
ing comUanv numher~ among its m..rn-
bsTs sydney Gram. Iains- g. Sullivan.
Kate Rnlla. GeOrIe Odell. Clara Farm. J.
X GOldWorthy and a cho-u. 81 fif y-fV.
Ben Cree will make all the April bills
Of his season at the Garden rheatr.
Shakespeare This week will witness
one II HE most ambitious productions ~
the entire series IN The Temples, Mr.
Greet will bs 'ditbdH. Violet Vivian the
MiroHdd = CTawIey the ProSpcro Ruth
Vivian the ATisi and George Vivian the
FsraiRcHd
Madame \" seems destined to run for a
long time vet The tenth week of the
powerful drama will begin Tomorrow
evening az the New Amst erdam Theatre
The Fortune Hunter. WinchelI smith.
American comedy, remains az the Gaisty
with John Barrymore in the leading part
An entertainment arranged especially
for children will ~ given at the Belasco
Theatre ON Friday afternoon The fairy
play. old Pipes and the Dryad. which
10 10 h. one - The features vas adsptad
from Frank StoCkton'S fairy book by Miss
Grace Fisher especially FOR this occasion .
and the pantOmine ~ - 10 The O,ia..n
" Hearts She Made Sorns Taris The .
Misses Frances aud Grace Hoyt will give,
musical sketches IN costume and Miss
Nagner'S orchestra vii furnish Incl
iental music
The final week ~ repertoire al tho New
rheatr" bsgius to-morrow evening On
taturdsy night the company will clos.
e first season and on the following
Monday u will no repla cs.d hv 81 organiza-
ion specially recruited nv theN-w Theatre
or the presentation ~ Rene Faurho,n'.
Beet hovsn. which will h.. present .i
u all performances for one month follow
ng its premier. Tn" home company will
D-gin IL ten week tour In Philad~lphiA
)n the night Beet hoyrn- OPENS here In
'Otne resp@cts the pressnt week will H.,
; remarkable one. a. seven plays will h.
gwen nj nine performances. The school
or SCsndal- - announced for Monday
evening. Twelfth Night TUESDAY eve
Wednesday afternoon and Thursdav
evening. Strife "Wednesday ..vanina
The Winters Tale Thursday and Sat,Ir. I
lay afternoon aud Friday evening. and
The Niger Saturday evening
Marietta Oily is nov starring in Henry
'ernstein's drama The whirIwind- AZ
.