The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28

over tho falls in a canoe laden with fruit
and flowers as a peace Offering TO the wal
god The third spectacle % the series Il
called The EarthquAke.- and IL is said
that Mr. VoeEtlin has again outdone him.
self in reproducing With gorgeous effect
The splendor Of the Andes.
II has been many n day since Daily Z
Theatre has housed 30 funny a farce a.
Baby Mine The receptions which
have greeted this comedy since Its open
ing have indicated that Baby Mine
will stay for some time Prominent In
the east are Marguerite Clark. Ernest
Glendinning, Walter Jones and Ivy Trout
man
Bobby Burnt with Wallace Eddinger
] IN the title role enters upon its second
I week at the Republic Theatre 10 morrow
evening The character OF BOBBY Burnt
! ~ reminiscent in its attractiveness Of
R'riic me Lamb in The Henrietta
/ Eddinger gives Sprightly impersona-
I tIon of the rich mans son who suddenly
assumes tho responsibility OF n large for
tune and almost plays ducks and brakes
with II.
The Arabian Nights fantasy with
I us bfNle ~ i've uFNNH otNNl ne bIhhs
Bottle nc the Lyceum Theatre. is the
weirdeSt comedy that has been intro
duced Ia New York playgoers since \
Message From Mars II is Allied with
ingenious scenic illusions The Genie
flies over chimney tops. disappears in
and cut OF the three inca neck ri the
brass bottle. transforms solid English
Lodgings into Oriental palaces and other
| wise creates havoc in the life of quiet
English family.
A. the Hackett Theatre Miss Clara
Iipman in Bisson's play, The Marriage
Of = star. has good opportunities 90 dis
play hrr versatility. In the cast with
her are Aida Cortelyou. Clara Sydney.
| Lena Lorraine. Mabel Shore Albert
Parker. Arthur Coglister and Franklyn
Richie
Although 4. T. Matthews. the English
coined an whom Charles frohman has in
'roduced IN Love Among the Lions NJ
, the Carrick. has been in this country only
three weeks he has rissn into popularity
with American audiences He has sue
Ceed~d in making the American public
like an entirely new stvle Of PLAYING farce
Hs never has recourse to the horseplay
~ often used by the light comedians IN
! this country and manages 10 keep the
his delicate sense Of hunior and his def
manner ~ presenting II.
The newly organized Academy OF Music
stock company which IL 20 succeed the
Corse PAXTON company at the Fourteenth
street playhouse will present for the
opening week the war drama The Girl
I Left Behind Me Byron Douglas has
hean especially engaged for this play and
he will have the role Of Mar BurieiJh
which he played several years.
The Comn,u'ers.' James Forbes
, 'arcIcal comedy now running at the
Criterion Theatre. NAV he reckoned AZ a
ZIG success II crowded houses count. MIR
Fortress character studies arouse the
merriment OF the audiences. which was
clearly the authors intention in writing
the rlav
This will he the last week OF Mr.. Louis
MAINS engagement IN his own comedy,
The Cheat"r. al the Lyri" Theatre. out
on Ianor Day hs will 's trans erred to
~" Cou.edv Theatre
John BARRYMORE continues 10 enact
The Fortune Hunter a, the Gaiety.
In. farr that he ~ ged has FOR the
present increased the interest Of his per
sonaltv FOR the feminine contingent and
,he rnatir"ss are invariably crowded
The comedy which reveals "a nhtively
Nme-i~an typos IN the radiance Of mellow
humor hds far 10 continue a. the Gaiety
FOR another seIson
RAYMOND Hitchcock IN George VI
CoLIu'- musical play The Man Who
Owns B. ,ldwav- opens the new season
neat = -day utsht at Cohan A Harris's
Grand - .rl Hnu-s which has been re-
dscor,'..i and refdrnisned by its new
MANAGERS The stage has been entirely
-.h.rAt and equipped with every device
fHr -ps.a1 safety and efficiency in hand
hug every class 81 theatrical production
Inc Man Who Owns Broadway won
Raymond Hitchcock his greatest Broad
way popularity last year. when the Conan
pisce en loved a long run AZ the New York
Theatre Flora Zabelle - the prima
donna
The second regular season - Seven
DAYS will begin TO- morrow night 81 the
A-tor Theatre. and viii be Observes by
IN. return - the cast. with but one eXcep-
uun. of all the members Of the original
Company They include Florence R-,-d.
Georgia O,haTney. Hope Latham and
Lucille la Verne
n X Warner and 'Alias Jimmy Nalsn-
tine are once more on visw AZ Wallack's
Theatre. and audiences are as stirred up
over the play IA they we're throughout the
first season 81 the run Of this detsCtiys-
thief play ~ Paul Armstrong;
This will I've the last week Of The spend
thrift in New York On September s
tins company with Edmund BrecSe and
That's Magrane A. its head il scheduled
10 hegtn two weeks enga cement in
~ louIs The Porter Emerson Browne
play was first presented at the Hudson
IN N" early part 81 April and with brief
intermis-ion has played there ever since.
The Arcadians- Yields its place AZ tho
Ep5Ck"rboc.- Theatre - Our Miss
Gibbs and moves tomorrow night 20 it,
fhird home Ia New York CITY. the New
York Theatre where ~ begins its thirtIeth
week with the same popularity that IL
had during it, fret The piece - quits
different from IN. ordinary shp-tick
musical show on Broadway, and vet
manages 'n keep the aud-nc" IN constant
rn"rrIment
The Eghy- ar tara unon the ,htrd waaL