The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-02


| -Baby Nine az Days Theatre - stIn a
! Succr-sful laugh producer. Through the
faxed b,rth Of children whose arrival
brings ioy tn the husband numerous
peTpleNIties arise The east includes
Marguerite clark. Walter Jones. Ernest
Glendennlng and Ivy Iroutman.
Frederic ThompSon's production It
Forrest HalSey's drama My MIN - ~
once a sermon and an entertainment ot
the stirring order The company in
dudes Rol.,i proust. Anne Sutherland,
'ampl-ll Gollan Mary Garter and Anna
WINNIE.
de, Rich quick wallingford 10y
George II Cohan, amusss he broadway
playgoer immensely IN" comedy was
written 10 order for New Nors. and the
frank way IA which u pair vi clever ,rnoNs
are presented 10y the author. who h.S no
illusions whatever a. 10 the moral stan"
ards of the time IN matters ~ money.
\ makes a tug appeal Hall Hamilton takes
the part of the likRble croos udiHGfurr
Asa sparkling aud Interesting comedy
20 city life The Country Boy - meeting
with favor The theatrIcil boarding
house scene H. one of the most laughahle
! situations seen IN u play this year II
At the Liberty Theatre
Henrietta Gresham enters upon her
third week at the Garrick Theatre m
Anti Matrimony the Percy MacKaye
comedy Most " the critics have ac-
knowledged their inability to classify
this Satirical burle-Qus, which relies more
upon brilliant dialogue than drama TIC
situations.
Judging from the approval Of DeCorat-
ing Clementine.- acted by q 4. Huntley
and Hattie Williams At the l.yreum
Theatre. New York. newest taste IL for
French vaudeville. Even turned into
English this newest comedy 10y tn"
authors uf Love MRtche-' remains as
French Ia story. in polite ni'ughtin''-- and
IN IT, dsNtrous manipulation a. Nh"n
Il was first produced q y. Huntlev has
the most eccentric vomsdy rol" -ii'F
his funny stage Johnnie IN tn" Ihr'"
Little Maids
Helen Wares acting IA the military
melodrama The DeSerter-.- now run
ming az the Hudson TheAtre, evok"S four
and Eve curtain calls AT the end of each
act That the play ~ attracting att~n-
ton ~ evidenced by thu fact that IN"
business ~ increasing.
Commuters. il still rolling along tie merry
way AZ the Criterion Theatre where IL -
/ raI,idlv approaching the thIrd month OF
, it, run Its appeal IN as strong among
CITY folk a. IL il among the committing
element Of our population
Mother continues AZ the Hackett
Theatre The play centres about widow
who sacrifices her own interests Ia ave
H., hi ma nf
their acts Emma Dunn has the htl"
part
Die Schmugler- The SmuggleTs,,
this years first Offering at the Irving
Place Theatre. - doing A rushing business
, The first comic opera will he Der Ra--
! telhinder- CThe Mouse Trap Peddl"r'. the
i famous musical play by Fran, Lshar ana
/ Victor Leon Mis- Emma Malkowska.
I the Star'of the company " III play thepart
I ~ Susf and OTTO Msrle viii take the part
~ Cor povdl Miiosch.
Only three weeks more II seven DAYS
az the Astor Theatre. Announcement Of
/ the approaching Close nI the run ot this
capital comedy has given fresh imT-stus 20
the engagement.
! The Little DamozNl> with its pic
turesaue Bohemian atmosphere and
UNIQUE love story. began its New York
engagement last evening At the Comedy
Theatre. An able cor0Iauy. headed by
May Buckley and Cyril keighiley. and
including George Graham. Frank acy.
Henry NoEel Henry Wenman, Mary
. Corse. Harry Fraser Raphael Newman
and Harry Child. give- Che Interpretation
In Con A Co. : the Oe~ Herford farce
at Nazimovas Thlrty-ninth street The
atra. good fun - the only object sought.
and that ~ being realized by the company.
which includes MatIde OdelI. Harry stone
William Burress. Ben Hendricks Tom
Walsh Nelly Roland. Uustav HartSheim
and Gilbert Douglas
HB Warner - still holding Broadway
against all corners with Paul Armstrong :
. -Alias Jimmy Valentine STAR and play.
now N their second yssr hav" hscum" a
fixture At Wallack'~.
Charles FrnhmAn will prpsNnt " n,
crane IN Father and fh" Bovs- Al IN"
Grand Oyera Hou-A his week George
Ada ~ the author. and he hes filed n with
amusing situations and dialogue Mr.
crane has never been NOR" al home IN a
par
. Cyril Scott IN The Lottery Man the
three art comedy by Rida Johnson Young
IN which he Appeared Tor --v@n months
Iasl season az the Bilor Theatre. will ~"
the attraction al the Vast End his wo"k
The comedy cpnCer rms y" adventure nt
/ "A Young newspaper man who pu'- n'ur-' n
up az The prIze m a rnarrlag" lOti"r" WIN
at onishing result H"Ien Lowell - -'il'
ia n" east
Deninan Thompson wiil b"gIG m" 500
nnd and farcwe week - hl- "ngsgriue1,
IN The Old HomesivAd' AZ n" CIV
Thearr. to-morrow avenIng IN" audi
.nca- - the first wceL proved cuurlI-
-Iyely that both the play and ~" star A..
~ potter drawing cad ~ "v"- Tn
- DenmAn Thompson tw"ut v htih wear
in The Old Homestead
The Academy ~ Muse sock COMPANY
will revive The PriSonvr 10 Zenda- the
week Edward Lynch. IN" leading man
sho,id present "A striking hrir'' IN he dual
role made famous by D.. II SOt hern and
James HRckett
ST Elmo. the drama, i,ar ION ~ Augi--
tus Evans Wilson's novel will Occupy the
attention ~ the Vale -,pcN company az
The Plan Music Han for ne week
The Austrian Tyrol kurpper Flower
Garden. The Balkans a New Corner ~
the Old World. Turkey Under 'ha New