The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
NEUS or PL,rS ,>D urRs.
New Theatres Regular t"mpanS TO Pro-
GIucr Merry wives Of windsor" on NoN ..

The New Ihes' re- regular r"pert ore
COMPANY me- a. IN" New Theatre yester-
day for d" first 'iu" sine" the ipIr closed
last Jun. IN" member. assembled on
he roof garden. where Director Ame- an
nounced that 'h" hr-' play 80 te given
during the coming r"f-rt nira season will
h. Sla...I-ar..- Ina Merry Wives -
Mtnd~.r Thu Merry Wives will have
Its premier "a November : fnIlpwing the
run oI Tin" 49," Es-d
~, Mau a.. tr,,, - Frederic Thomp-
sons ."N predictions '.,r -ca-'n viii re-
ocrvc o. New 80. yr'HI."r a. the hj"u
Th.atr. Tonight Nv Man - drama
II TODAY ry iHrrrr' iIal~"y. made from
the autH"f 'uazas'ne story cali"d he
QuaIUF % Mercy
NJ, Cirr-r. .de Eln,;t tNir-. FurDes-
Eu'rrt-Hur AIMED Iu New NU.a ycsier-
day 20 attend the rehearsal oi The Dawn
- a ro-morruw.- In Witch she ~ ~ open
in Albany 90 ne n FRIDAY a., q - at. AfteT
h. FRIDAY and sai "a r,iAy performances n
Albany The Dawn will 60 20 Bneinn.
Shrr,. IT. 10 scheduled Tor ~" wee,- Mrs
Burue' riay mas never u=~n -'-"n ~
Hp-tpn
leo Fall the Venues CDmpp-"r Vhl-s
urs comedy ul-ra =" Carl ~ h"
Train - - p'. prf,!'ln - ~" ii'lb"
Theatre ncNf Nc.sk. nablr1 80 Charles
Dillingham; Yesterday 'hhi he "Ai~r's 10
make ms ur~f Welt 60 New pfk 20 see he
Globe Theatre production IA" third week
CO., oct H's.T
George rvlsr has redeemed prunis~
rIat.s tU fHa early spring. li~blrr \ 60.
az. 10 100 v-p-Ipu II a play for Ni-~ Mar
gar Augliu u O.. ralled The Back
,Iirr- u rr"Niie- a comedy par Tor
Nis- Nughu
Mlud- Adams re.urnod - N-W Yo-,
Yesterday o.. ~ glu the r.-it.-tr-tls Tor h@T
pr.>-.nt -.I-nu. Hhirh ~Ill "peu with
What EN..y Woman knows ~ North
AdtIn- On Monday. O"tpbr. Miss
Adams = supporting company this ~'-asp n
SIll be- largely 'i." sam" a. the Qua hat
surrInnl-i her when IA" Barn" play was
.l,T.'i Old N,N York
William D. Cran.. VIII b1z INST TO- Irn-i
from tu~up- all begin hi- - isun IA
Father aud IA" Bpys we.A earlier
'hlU intended. n-I. MundIy night. 80 ~"
Grand opera House. this city Mr
cram. SiiI then e. DH tour IN Father and
ia. Bow until IA. holidays. when H."
- 90 apI,..ll % 'hr lev ti-pTg" Aie COMEDY
y. = Minister Bs-ilp~
nv abb Yesterday William \ Brady
500 ,rsd frpu FRANK Curnon the American
rlg4's fpr -Nobpdy'- y sught.r The
rl.y 49, wuti,a by Gsprg" PISTON and
t1m.s Ihe1're london. hy Gerald Du
Maurier
William \ Hudy annpun res the first
sppa,r.nor Il Hrnry = DiNey ~ The
N4kt-' ITl'h4 80 Toronto On nrN' MonihN
This COMEDY - still running ia London
Ch.rl.S Hnsrr"y PLAYING the par thnt
will i,.. rr.tr.-i by Mr DiIry
Frances AyVaT Mathews. who has
written several play. which have attained
-ucco-s. notably -pr"jty feggy.- pro-
du"cd Nv Grace. Georg" a few years ago.
ha- Just finished new play of metro
poli'tu life ~ which grand oI"ra C"-
laprIty - the central figure The play
has been accepted 10y John u Doris and
will -" produced ~ him within n month
or two WIN julia Allen. soprano. az III.
star Tie. '.iiY ~ Called 4 ~ Red swan
iulF Dsl". who appear 1t m leading
roles ~ In" Carl FROM RrCtors. and
-NLrrr II er'.'- ( VIII ~ Nebers
Theatre. ma. ~ zned contracts withHerhert
VI Ilorkhe,n.r 10 lee starred this season
under his management IN a new farce
comedy "ntitlcd a Message From Reno.
by Mark Swan and Charles barnard