The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
new PLAY AND A REVIVAL
BLANCHE BiTES ~ "NOBODf'S
BIDOU" THE NOIFIII.
The importance of Rsins Earnest"
staged Again. Win 4. O.. Matthews
Heading the Compan, Arbuchie In
Vaudeville Americana Anniversary.

staged Again. Win I. o.. Matthew'S
Heading the Company -Arbuchie u
Vaudeville Americana tnnisersar,
Charles Frohran will devote the stage
81 the Lyceum Theatre 20 a reproduction
Of Oscar Wilde'~ standard comedy, The
importance OF Beng Earnest. beg'nnIn-
tomorrow night !; vii. be the trsr time
that this ingenlolsly conceived and wit
riiy execLc"d work has been seen - N@S
York since II was performed IN the Empire
Theatre IN 1909. A. that tir1e -o'T.- OF ne
players who apr cared n IL" cas- We're
Charles RIChmar William toGr;ANAy' \"
II, Cromrron Georc" Dshourne. Margare'
AnglIn. 1.-The! HoTulc&, NarsaF"; Iai5
and Mrs. Thomas Wh.~en. As It viii he
gwen tomorrow .'sE' - The LyceG"'
IL VII 30 acted hy a special cast, n ..galnE
+. Matthews -" ugiisk comedian
who vas seen earlier in "a" season N the
principal part In Love Among the Lions
Hamilton Rsvslle vii! play the part OPP
posite 20 Nr. Matthews: Jane OaSer and
May Blayaey Ni,l play the roles of GNen-
dozen and Cocr'y. and others in the cast
will be Ethel Winthrop. Robert Reese and
Albert Tavernler.
David Belasco will present Blanche
Bates and company headed by Bruce
McRae in -Nobody's Widow" a tarctcal
romance by Az cry Hopwoo God, az the Hud-
son Theatre on Tuesday evening. The
nature Of the role which MISS Bate will
create will represent vide departure
from her Maiden. BLrsrft ~ Minnie
SnTh In the Girl OF the Goi.eE West.
This tine she will be a woman Of fashion
who il a part Of the life Of London. Paris.
New York. Newport and Palm Beach,
in which latter place. by m" way. the
scenes Of Nobody : Widow are LAID
The central character Is a keenly sensitive
and dangerously attractive young person
who goes 20 Europe. falls madly IN love
for the first time in her life and preclpi-
lately inarries the man II her choice.
Before the honeymoon has even risen
above the wedding day horizon, ho~eVer
the newly made benedick becomes the
victim Of an unfortunate circumstance.
He tries in vain 20 explain. HIS bride
leaves him. arrays herself in the most
starts out 10 wreak vengeance upon
eli gible husban ihood Bruce McRae
PLAYS the role ot the husband, and other
members of the supporting cast are
Adelaide Prince. Edith Campbell. Dorothy
Shoemaker, Rex McDougall. Henry Schl-
mann eink and Westhrop Saunders.
Maurice Maeterlinck's miracle play
sister Beatrice and Rudolf Bosier's
comedy Of English life. Don which
were presented at the New Theatre
late last season, will be revived on saiur-
day evening as double bin and will
remain IN the repertoire indefinitely
Edith Wynne Matthlson will again be
seen a. Sister Beatrice and Prince Bellidor
will again be played nv Pedro fc COrdD5T.
Miss Olive Oliver will taHs the part Of
the Abbssr this being the only change.
In Don there will be rraC' rCally no
chanEs- IN the cast That's Law'On vii.
again play the role Of Mrs Thomps,n
and Louis Calyert will again he the Albert
Thorn ps,r Z. NJ Holland Will return
TO the role Of the Canon. and Mrs. Harriet
o. - Dellenbaugh Ia that Of Mrs.. Bon
nirgton Tn. role of Dor, hlch was
Great ed by Marheson Lang. wilI be played
by Henry kollker. The repertoire Tor
the coming week follows: Nohday and
Friday evenings and SATURDAY after
Tue-dav. "Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings and Wednesday afternoon. The
Thunderboft-: Saturday night Sister
Beatrice and Don
Weldon Gfossmith and his English
company including Charlotte Granville
are attracting the public 10 the little
Nazimova Theatre IN Thirty-ninth street
In MIR prn.dv and the Countess Gros-
-rrIth - sustaining hi- English reputation
Tn. .as.. Of his met hot-. the cert ainty
Of his comic apT,eal and The support Of
his competent company MAKE up capt.
tai entertainment
The Gambler continues on its pros
porous career AT Maxine Elliott = Theatre
The Charles Klein plav - gripping ia
inn crest and IL interpreted by a cast Of
unusual merit. which Includes among
others George Nash, Charles 4 Steven
son. William y Mack and Jane 'owl.
Kyrls Bellew and his NSnpany arc 20
Civ. hut eight more pe hormAnces OF
-Rafiies" at the Garrick Theatre. and
Conan DoyIe's new play. The Speckled
Rand. An Adventure Of Sherlock Holmes
which IL now CTowding the Boston Theatre.
will have its premier here on November 81
d -Raffie-- has taken such new l,.As.. 81
life thar Mr. Frohmau and Mr. Bellew have
decided TO make II the actor : medium "a r
"A long tour through the South and West
! The New Theatres production Of The
Blue Bird which was transferred last
Monday TO the Majestic Theatre. has en-
tered upon an indetinIt. run Tn. Majestic
has therefor. returned To the front
: rank Of New YORK. playhouSes
Tears and llaughter are 30 intermin 2)ed III
Mb,her- at the HaCkett that II L. often
difficult to draw a line between them
. Mother j. heart interest play. with
mothers love and sacrifice much in evil
dence. but with romance and comedy
enough tn give contrast TO the NOR"
dramatic scenes Emma Dunn'- cElrac-
/ terizatiOn of the mother j. excellent.
Esey money Is the theme Of G.org" VI
Cohan's comedy Get Rich Quick Walling-
/ ford AZ the Gaie'y Thoatr. Hoyt meyer
drew a more faithful picture NJ American
life than il shown IN this drama Of BATTLES
h,IrR. Ia WdlLngfoTd. who inoculare.
the simpl. citizens with the views of ir.h-
zied finance j. a loveabla crook, and his