The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-16
ALL KID PERFORMANCE AGAIN
"iIIlS JIMMY IALENTgNE'
M CHILDREN REPEATED.
waIiark's CrS~ded ~ an Audience %
Sre Ihr NSuHGssers Initiate Grown
IN Artsr~ WITH MARI eIiSsRs Accuracy
rhrIT ONR Dellgli IN the T'tay ING.

| III. grownup- who plsv regularly in
Nhas Jimmy Valentino Paul Arm
str ms plav 81 the thief who turned
/ > Iarr guy. saw themselves IN mInia-
tti.rr once more Yesterday afternoon
Z I..ebl"r 4 Co put on the second uA;inse
/ ~ r,-~nonss to a general request and Wal
I lacks was crowded.
} Their. was much more N the perfor-
| nance than initiative accuracy IAttl"
Alma Seclrv. Donald Galiaher. Thomas
I Tolpn. Kenn~;h Netnkin. Clarence Ho"k"-
: Ieller. VIVIAN Tobin and Ia fat all he
children gave a periorrnan'" ~ dramatic
,f,er. NINA had all 81 the unconscious
I and gestures AMI ;nckS nj expression
I thar Iaur.t-, rayior rs-si as rass -nr.
I and marve,lous,v gown.-i IN a pink siia
] mDir- that swept ne rooT. related her
thrilling experience with a burglar on a
3 New Work 'evtrni tan
The Ch,ldrsn made the play airnos' a.
/ real a. w. Z Waruer and hls Huppor' are
/ ahl.. to do Mr. Warner AT m = stage boN
/ and locked all afternoon Ut rroEn
snApshog ~ himself IN Donaid Gailaher
/ WLo played Jimmy az course Donald
/ % IN the regular cast and has had the adj
/ , .ntARs Of watchinG MIR Warner. There
- uSnt a gesture y step. n look or bt
I of BUSINESS that me vO'Ing~ter hadn't
/ Col''et Corr.stiN. "" hAu '"lelt rN.u
| the u, htly husky in,onn''on OF Warmers
voice. and the quick. brisk wsy that
I Warner throws otIt he words
a. for L.hnnv H,ns- the De'se'i'' ~
! 81 III. -I,eral p"rfor'nanc~. b" waa Mon
roo an over. NoOro~ ~ th. regular east
I He hs.t ali nf Monroa'- profess onal man
ncr ND IN 'nsk~,ip bee " A. - Icri'-"t COW
fron zoIch hat - tan SHOES
The small performers had chance.
mos, 81 thsm. To- see from tn" front nov,
and \lIna and Johnny Hines. the starr.
,.,uI.lnt 90 away from the stage. hut
D,cE tie Rat and RiHky Dave and y
Arthsrn Marcus ESl.. who - all 81 wears
ODD ard plays a h"'s' t@'llhoy va cap AZ
ru,..t a. Dag a. hIm-"lf. and SOM. ot the
other children were popping out INTO III"
aildlauoe every now and then 10 listen
and watc. sitting with glissening ey''~
ana ta'.-a faces Perhaps ;hird OF the
AUDIENCE was made up 1T relatives OF W"
T,,il.rsn or friends q their families, -
v h,-nsver the small performers aprrared
they were fairy snOthered with attention
They got enough pats and kisses ana pres
cnts 20 candy and flowers 60 turn the
nead- 4 actors much older than them
s44y.- n Was very noticeable. though, that
they didn't appear to he rpotled lhey
took their work very seriousiy and pAid
far more attention To what Nas Occurring
un the stage than TO the attentions they
Tommy TOlS,n. D,ek TIE Raj. Wa in
such hurry To get out and $50 nov hir
,-.,c,a,s PERFORMERS Wer. Acquittink
1h.,,,.siy,s that hs. didn't take time Ia
.rr,,n The make,Ip on his round face.
Intntny was a Hight when he ran Olt
from b-nind. But a grown zap girt caught
49,, az, and wiD@d away the gT.as. paint
.,,h h.r nocket handkerchief. giving him
!. k,-- for COED measure
- many unpulsively anectiona'e
rro,n.n In IN. a1ciienc,. wanted 10 hug
IN. dignihs-d D. Arthrrn Marcus. al-o
.pc.l :. thai tire. yOungsteT rs'treated Ia
Nth. .,t..,y OF hI. ,lre@sing room. frowning
a.. b.. ys.nt H.. Nas verv e.lf -pOszs-ss-d
80 -..riou- H.. felt his art deeply
Arth.rn Marcus 49, th. BSilJOH took
a curtain call all by himrelf Albert