The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
RT PLAYS OF The WEEK
SIX from CTION> mn TOR HET-
ROPOTlTlN TiIOR.

ROPOTlTlN IiIOR.
Our NiSs I.lbl,>" AMI Miss PATSY" thrive
To-morrnw The country hoy" and
Madame shrrTN' 0n TlIe~aiaI, The
'pSiari" "u Thursday HIpD~,Iron'e.
C.aric- Fr,,hmlu This SEASON has again
chosen the knlcACrlpchCr Theatre for
the nrs' Iprlurmau"r of his annual must
cal como,y production, our Miss Giblis :
This musical run,-'v. nov m the second
wear ~ IT. continuous ran at 'h" GaIety
Insatrr. London. viii have IT, first peT-
formancr nn any stage IN America at
the huicknrbpnarr Theatre tomorrow
night NwcTrpn humor will b" repre-
trntcd hv SUCH comedians a. B"rt Leslie
while Iru"-i lambert amt Irrd Wright.
Jr,. the on" famous for his Hello People
song. and tho other for the hat he made
hero with Iuur MAY m The school Girl.
will represent tho lnglt-h contingent
Tho women m tho company will include
Pauline CHASE. j"dn Aylwln the singer
81 Scotch songs Julia James Molhe
Lowell and Kitty Mason. typical London
GaIey rh"LIr. gIr'~ cur Miss Gibbs
has been personally rrhcl r>cd Throughout
bv Charles frrhwlu. The plot centres
around the romance ~ pretty little de-
par,mcnt store girl. Ncrg Gibbs. who
loves and u lowed hv lord Fyrs'ord. who
has mdsquerad"I a. bank clerk.
Miss Patsy - open ~ Nazimova's
Thirty-nin'h Street Theatre tomorrow
evening. will ha the first vt tho Henry W
Savage productions 10 appear here this
season. The rieC" ~ a farce hy Sewell
Collins. written for amusing purposes
only. II takes - name from IN" Patsy
Dolliycr,'N" characteristics ~ the cen
trail character. Young woman with a
kindly heart. much gord nature and p
considerable bump 1T humor. who also
possessa~ a yerita be genius for making
mistakes Miss Patsy. - she quickly
becomes known - the companion and
volunteer mentor Tor tho leading woman
Of a stock company playing At Annapolis
So much do.'- she adore H6eR that she
devotes her he io efforts 20 make things
rlin smoothly Hr' hor intentions have an
amazing faculty for turning out to he
misdircCted With this central theme is
love story which involves tho union nf
the stage and the navy and Pdisy's own
romance with q substantial citizen Of the
soil. whil" pIrtures of life hchind IN"
scenes add - the life and color % the en-
tertainncut Gertrude Quinlan. 40 well
remembered for her Slangy waitress IN
The College widow occupies the fea-
tured position m the cast while those
associated are Dorothy Tenant. Laurence
Wheat Florence Rush Adsline Dunlap.
Rohert Kelly. Dan Mason. Joseph Grcy-
hill. Hariec Kirkland. Niude Earle
Annie Buckley. lone Bright. Jennie
Lamont Pauline Winter Myrtle Well
ington, Eileen Jackson and Frank Dee
Henry y Harris viii present NJ the
Liberty Theatre. beginning Tuesday
evening tdClr N.lVyu- new four act
co4nedy Tho Country Boy with a cast
which includes Nul,i'n k"r-haw Mr.
Stuart Robson. Nr,I4r shaw. Forrest
Ninan'. Carolyn Fltarrs Gorlldire
O'Brien Lon, Clark. Gunrg" n Wender
g &. S',lcy. jack = Horwitl. Walter
Allen. Kitty nunn"ilv Eun"rt McWade
Jr.. and stanley Wood. IN" story Of the
play j. that OF young man hailing from
a small town m northern New York. who
comes to New FORK city 90 win fame and
fortune His IcA of success on hl- native
heath he tttriyut"- - the limitations nf
his birtDph"r In his native village he
has charming home. , good mother and
a sensible Swe"'h"tr. Here he is soon
caught IN On" rnlr.-'rNm ~ q busy world
and lo=es sighr It the stimulus for his
ambition hy attaching himself ~ q chorus
girl On her he wastes his ',me and
money and ~ lis' ,"rn"- 'u d." "ni ~
his rope n" - about 10 make away with
himself Whom no j. caught 90 the FIRM
grip Il man with e healthy aud opti-
inistic view uf lrf" who IlborS hard and
eucC-ei- IN re- .srug rho boy tohI- ginal
self-respro' and "u'Iu.p-m. The play
Ia said 10 TEEN with character studies II
New York tvn-> and lis contrast also
the healthy. sturdy American, u the
small country towns
Lima Ahiruanoll and Ralph H-r1 will
appear 90 M" Vow Amsterdam ,pmmenc-
ing TUESDAY iu tn" principal roles ~
Madame Sr"rrr.- q new musical pru,luc-
ton the Nbrr''p Of which T. nv otto
HauerhaCh and score hv kar' Ho-rhna
The piece has l-,,.n staged by George ". .
rederer Madam" shorty" was orig
inally produced Ny G"org" Edwa rides az
tho Apollo Th"rtr" l.pri,n save for
the retention Il -" main -rnafne - the I
story the version 'u -. uN"rcI Nv tho
Haucrha Oh Ho-nhrl rlir j. -iIi 10 owe
nothing 10 the London product ION. the dia-
logue. lyrlc- and score Of IN" American
version being original ia" piece il in
three acts an passing Ia or about New
York, IN" first showing % studio. the second
the saloon ~ Yacht and ~" third the
afterdeck - ~. Yacht while anchored -
Coney Island