The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-02
FIVE PLAYS OF VARIED FORM
IONEDI. DRAMA AMI w so ~
PLIIS MD FOR FAIOR.
Belasso Presents Tho COaeeri''- RE-
b~rra Of sunnybrOoE- Farm" STAGED
Mario Cabin In Judy POrgOi' and
''The G3Irl In the TraIn'' HARRY kell>

The Girl In the Train Harry keIlS q.
tuesday evening maIsSs the opening Of
thc s,ilar Belasco Theatre SEASON. whom
David R,lasco will give The Concert
a., New York premier. In Continental
Euro the play - regarded ~ one OF
tho les remedies which Herman Bahr
nae produced Briefly Described. The
I,u,.ft- IL TN. dramatization OF the
artistic temperament. Gdbor ArdnH, the
horn If the comedy 10 a world famous
psanu ,trtuoso. lie il handsome d"hon-
dir irloy"d of many charming and
'.s5ufiri women lie ~ temp-ramental
To the very tips 81 his fingers. Careful
aud prudent as he - capable OF being.
his tenn erament plays all sorts Of
ouror tricks On HIM. carrying him into
d.rth. aud h"ishts Of folly. as tempera-
m.ut> have way ~ doing. when not
controls, a by strong will His wife IL
sound Syne soul. cheerful and patient
sind charming and not gifted with tenn
I.'rament
The actloa Of the comedy centres about
her patience and forebearanC- with a
husba nd whom she loves In spite Of every
thing that has TRANSFERRED during fourteen
wears Of married life. She keeps her
uoise and sweetness through everything
~ cluse she IL wise enough Ia know that
N" women who has lived with a man
a. -uugh many years knows him. and il
willing 20 forgive HIM. Is the one who
always wins IN the end leo DitriChStein.
who has made tn" English version Of tn"
rIay. will enact the role Of irdRV. Janet
Hserh"r viii play tn" patient wife and
Jare Ggcy that OF the young woman
Who's. mfatuation for irony and ~ ad-
yiscd flight With him To his Adirondack
bungalow precipitates one Of the most
dol ghtful situations Of the play
A the Republic Theatre Tomorrow
night klaw 3 Granger will present Re-
h,,ra Of Sunnybrook Farm. a dramatiIa-
tton NJ Nate Douglas Virgins -Rebecca-
hooks bv the author and Charlotte Thomp-
ION The plav ~ a combination Of the
two books -Rsbecca of Sunnybrook
Farm and The Chronicles ~ Rebecca
and the authors have eiideavored to re-
tain all the sweet simplicity OF the original
story in the play. Many Of the characters
have teen elaborated and some new Incl j..
slerts introduced hut the work has all
cen done under the guidance Of Mrs.
WiRgin The stage version u presented
~ -four acts Edith Taliafcrro will he the
Rthecoo Archie Boyd. the kindly stage
driver: Marie l.. Day and Eliza Glassford
the .iWR's. Miranda and ;dHc Ada Deaves.
Nrs. por ms. Ralph kellard. .iddm
L1dd while the minor characters are m
the hands Of Viola Fortescue. Lorraine
Frost. Violet Nersereau. kathryn Bryan.
Itta Bryan. sam Colt and Ernest Truck.
The Girl in the Train, Charles DiIling-
ham production Of new comedy opera
o. virrue-c origin. which has met with
succeSs IN many EIrop~an cities. will he.
heaTdShere for the first time AT the Globe
Theatre TO morrow evening The book
y. NV Harry smith. from the original
German ~ Victor Leon who was the
hhrcttist 81 The Merry WIDOW The
rn'sIc - by leo Fail. the composer Of
-1h,. Dollar Princes and those Who have
lrrord II say that the score has an abund-
arCc Of enhancing waltz themes Of the
lilhng N'snuess rhvthrn. richly scored
The story tells how "A certain fascinating
drm-ei uI-sts th" equilibrium Of more
than one ardent admIr-r The scenes are
Ind m Holland. thereby afording ample
opportunity tot elaborate and pic
t'ursgpe staging Vera Michelena will
APPEAR IN IN" prima donna role. while
ntt-rs N the cat will 30 June Grey. an
NVstrallan singer new To America Mel
NiIi,, Stewart, Claude Chlling~ ateT. Philip
Rransoa, Harry Vincent. Donald Hall
Be.-i- Franklin. Vivian Rushmore and
sixtv other
Mnrie Cahill m a musical farce called
study Forgot will greet New Workers
for the first time on Thursday evening
Avery Hopwood and Silvio Helm are the
Au,hor- m" latter supplying the music.
a. 10 ha~ done before for Miss Cahilr-
play Tie plot concerns the unusual
os,tlT-pnCss tha' follow a Young bride's
lo.lrg her memory while on her honey
moon u takes prologue and NO acts
IA cNtriCate her and tho other char
acters from the unexpected and amusinR
prs-lit1msnt- into which they are plunged
The -~rnRS arp all ~ and around Marian-
had Austria Manager Daniel X Arthur
regards judy Forgot as the most sunni
Uiu'is production be has vet made both
fToin tire vt..WUoint of scenery and co..
TUNES lie believes he has also sur
passed himself ~ the matter ~ gathering
together - beauty chorus which j. even
m"re stunning than any ~ the celebrated
Mare Iahiil chori-es IN the past. Among
tho principals m the cast are Truly shat
tuck. Arthur stanford, Ethsl Johnson
Bert Hiker. Anna Ford. James " Carson
Anna Holman and Joaeph Santev
The Deacon and the Lady the nov
mpsss.l play "a which Alfred T. AARON.
and I.nui, =. Werit are starring Harry
Kelly viii h-gin three weeks engag,
Tnent a. tn. New York Theatre on Tue
day evening
Those who remember Harry Kelly a.
the star 81 His Honor the Mayor will
probably ha Interested ~ showing that
The D.s con and the Lady i a sequel
- the former play He appears in tho
role 1f a -tTaitlaced old follow DedcoB
FloOd, Whose character - contra-ted
AMI heightened 10y his heinR thrown
amid bright and gay surroundings The
story opens ia FloodvilIe. W The dea o.
con daughter and a smooth New Yorker
persuade him 80 put up the money 10 take
u lot of seminary girls To Broadway and
form them into theatrical COMPANY
Meanwhile = Western adventurer and his
accomplice. a Pari-enne. are trying 20
defraud the deacon out of a part ~ his
fortune How thsv are foi'ed and how the
deacon depor's and disJsOrts himself long
the "a vest strip of New York form the hasis
of'the play. Mr. Kelly - supported bv
cast including clara Palmer ri WYNN
Mayrns Gehrue. Eva Fallcn iadlyn
Marshall Fletcher Norton. Percy .Icn-
nings v " Black and Others
FORBES Robertson returns 10 Maxine
EIliOttS Theatre Tomorrow evening to
beRin "A new season IN the ,Ierone X