The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25

ittHIi.- ard 'JInElss- vhich lis Cheat
nam will irrl.'ir Tor the iir-' tim" Part
Ill Farther aCc"ntuaf~s the holiday -rIgii
10y giying ten minutes IN Mother Coos"
IN dozrn nursery rhymes Hiliar"
BelloC'- amusing satire Matilda. "a
caItionary tale with a moral. and "A fe~
Of the old time favoritcs will finish the
programme.
Ellen Terry has returned to New York
after "a tour Of tn" country in her dis
courses on Shakespeare and will spend
the Christmas holidays here. making
one more appearance at the Hudson
Theatre. On Thursday afternSon she
will deliver her new discourse on Chill
dren ia Shakespeare that she has, ever
given In this country
The morality play Mankind and The
Second Shepherds Play OF the Town
ley series OF miracle plays will be given
AT the Berkeley Lyce,m 10y the American
Dramatic Guild under the direction OF
Frank lea short for a series Of perform
ances beginning Thursday evening.
Henry Ellsworth's pictorial rrrroduc-
ton Of ObcramTnergnu and tie Passion
PLAY at 1910 will ba offered "a ,hc Lyric
Theatre this afternoon and evening
exclusive. Mr.. Ellsworth gives "a lecture
and employs musical effects rendered
10y u full orchestra. q choir. pipe organ
and cathedral chimes.
Annie Russell still as charmingiy ap-
pralIng as ever. - appearing IN the comedy
The lmprstor- At the GLrriCk Theatre.
There are thousands of Hrry FCnton'
in New York a. well as London. VIII"
have found themselves suddenly without
relatives. friends. food or shelter. and
with no better prospect before them than
the streets. What ~ to become OF all
such is the story OF Til. impostor.
The Foolish Virgin the Henry Bataiilc
play az the knickerbocker, makes use
Of the old triangle in II new way and al
though typically French il il pone the
less interesting Mrs. Patrick Campbell
and Adelaide Nowak have the moss i'm
portant parts.
The repertoire N the New Theatre
this week will comprise odd Heidelberg,
which had its first performance last Mon
Ciav evening and The Thunderboh.
An extra Christmas matinee oC old Hell
delberg- will he given tomorrow after
noon. ana th. drama will bc repeated ON
TUESDAY. Wednesday and Thursday eve
ninEs and "Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons The Thunderbolt Will he
she hill MONDAY, Friday and Saturday
evenings.
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Tomorrow Meanwhir Mr. Ernst Won
Possart the German actor. viii begin
his engagement and VIII appear to-mor-
row NIGHT in -Frr,Ind Fritz, a ConsdN
III 'hree 'c'7' Nv '' '''''
p.,..
'f"'nand"r Walk VII" ua'"'' ''he"9"
comedy. with 10 odd stage setting oi siN
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season At Na!la,E'- The novelty and
charm Il ~" LOUIS Parker play hay"
won IWm"'il''" favor WIN 'h' ~" '''N
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rhr- we,'k at the Majestic Theatre. The
Ts "' Imam y,ti ~ ours. h. gwen every
.,.r,rr Tlc daily nut.u"'s were d.
cic.d ON To- acropiuod%i" -"honl ch'ldr"n
" 70, cannot at''n" night performances
-P.becca Of Snnnybrook Farm. at
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ht,i,y,a un,r,ng tho r,ast week IN. box,
-, rrt,1w.d nth Young folk and 'h.rr
w"r. more grown frl, present than on"
U"ulo ind IN an "'t'r 'h''"''' u" 'h'
cav
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Charles Ni'tu play ~" ''"'l"'''N'
II Maxim" Elliott e Theatre. - ON" II the
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