The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30

smith, with abundant grace Of com
position AZ well as a stout backbone o
plot. IL always all the better for frequen
. performance.
Leo Dnrichstein and Janet Beecher
thanks to their excellent work in DaviC
Belasco's production Of The Concert.
continue TO pack the Belasco Theatre
"a UdboT Ardnp, the eccentric and egotis
tlcal piano Virtuo~o. Mr. Ditrichrtein ha,
succeeded IA making the great hit % his
career. and Mrs Beecher as the patlen,
and long suffering wife has established
herself as a popular favorits.
Fred Terry and Julia Nelson are appear
ing AZ the Knickerbocker Theatre In theiI
play Of the period Of the French Revolu'
ton. The Scarlet Pimpernel- The en-
gagement ~ limited as the two English
visitors will remain in America only ten
weeks.
This IL the farewell week Of The LATHE
Damozel- at NaZimova's Thirty ninth
Street Theatre. Henry W SaVaRs's com
pany will make an extended tour before
returning for the spring appearances
at this same playhouse May Buckley
Cyril kelghtlsy and other competent
London ami American players are in the
cast
The Rosary is the offering at the
Garden Theatre. The Efforts Of Har-
rington Reynolds as Father Brian nelly
have proved satisfactory to the Catholic
| clergy and many letters Of commenda-
ton and appreciation have been received
by the mana cement
The Criterion Theatre has large capac-
ity audiences these days. where james
| ForbeSs farcical comedy The Com
muters IL holding forth The humor-
Gus side OF suburban life and the laugh
able phase OF the servant girl problem
are presented in a detachable way
! Helen Ware, Broadway's newest star,
"a playing the heroine IN military drama,
J -lhs Desertsrs, at the Hudson. Miss
Ware. whose ability no one questions,
has an interesting role. She - supported
by capable company Of well known
players.
Edgar Selwyn's play 81 city life. The
I Country Boy continues 10 lie the mag
net at the Liberty Theatre That n
| u one Of the best entertainments in New
York u the unanimous opinion OF the
critics and the Thousands 81 playgOers
who have found much to enjoy IN thus
comedy.
| Broadway justly celebrated tired
business man forgcts his fatigue when
he watches the brilliant business tactics
Of Get Rich Quick Mallingford' at the
| Gaiety Theatre. WdihRg'ord and his
| pa. Bidck's Dow. are the two most enter
tanning crooks who haV. added 10 the
kayety Of the town IN many year. The
satire Of the get rich quick craze II keen.
Montgomery and Stone come TO the
Grand Opera House for weeks engage
ment. presenting Charles Dillingham; =
production The Old Town 10y George
AIDE and GustAve Luders. Allens Carter.
Charles DoX FlOasie Hope. Lyndon Law,
Eloiss and 0ensVieve Reed and Nathalie
Greene are important members OF the
cast The English Pony Ballet and the
same elaborate production seen at tn
Globe Theatre last season are promised.
Nine. Pilon-Morin begins her third
week In -LEnfant Prologue At Carnegie
Lyceum tomorrow night There - a
widespread interest m the silent drama
among the college and high school stu
dents and the Patronage drawn there
from ~ very noticeable. Those who
thought that the American public would
not tie Interested in pantonlmic plays
are now convinced Of their error.
is Matrimony a Failure the comedy
ada pied from the German 10y Leo Dat
rich-tein. author of The Concert will
be the attraction at the city Theatre
for tn. week The comedy was staged
by David Bela-co. which - equivalent
90 saying that n. settings ar" artistic
and picturesque aud that no detail ia the
stage picture has been overlooked.
There are many thrills in Alias Jimmy
Valentine n B Warner and his sup
porting company are making the most
81 the vogue - this play. and though
in their second year az NallaCks Theatre
are still filing that house
The homely. clean cut scenes m
Mother and the sympathetic way IN
which Emma Dunn Frederick Perry.
James Brophy, Miune,te Barrett Marian
Chapman and the other players prer"nt
them AFFORD an evening Of entertainment
at the Hackett The play has some
intense scenes but Their" are also laughs
mingled with the serious episodes.
Tho vogue ~ Baby Mine" "a laugh
producer keeps growing and the crowds
AT Dalv's show no evidence " falling on
This clever and withal d"licat"ly handled
comedy Of the boudoir bids fair Ca run
throughout the season. Marguerite
Clark, Ivy Troutman. Ernest Glendnning.
Walter Jones and the other players con-
trtbiite 10 tue " Etay'
play.
The Hippodrome offers the thre" spec
taclcs The International Cup The
Ballet Of Niagara and The Earthquake.
Among other big features are the ship
wreck. the Yacht Race, the Flag Number.
the skipping Rope Girls and the aquatic
finale with the Rainbow Flying Ballet.
I'm Newman will give his last travel
talk this evening at Carnegie Hall. the
subject being India.
sEv'ry little movement has n meaning
all its own ~ the newest lit to become
epidemic over the country. The air IL
the theme Of Madame Sherry new
musical production 10y otto Hauerbnch
and Karl Ho-chna. now current az the
New Amsterdam Theatre.
Marie Dressler continues her engage
ment in TITLES Nightmare NJ the Herald
Sduare Theatre. Though the support
ing company Is excellent and the produc-
ton staged with the customary Low
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