The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16
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Keeping Up Appearance comedy
IN fusIr acts by Batter Davenport ~tll
rh.atrr. ol-ning un Thursday evening
The p,~c~ may - d.-cTib-d In Ernsral
terms a. . satire bassd On the efforts of
AN unhappy family living in New York
city. cramp-d for financial m~an- and
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keep up the appearance 20 prosperity
and family unity, The father 10 this
family u a lawyer. Who h running for
judge on the Supreme bench. bat IN spite
% the importance Of avoiding any scandal
has practically deserted his family has
affect ION being centred elsewhere. Has
wife submits 10 the humiliation for the
sake of her daughters, The action Of
the play shows the extremes to which
thess people Io tn keep up appearances
on the surface Of their lives. even under
the most tragic circumstances. The cast
includes Amelia Gardner. Pamela Gay
Ihorne. Zelda Sears. Mabel Moore. Ger
tr,Ide Dallas. }. Il. Benrimo and Hilton
Allsn.
Nine. Pillar NORM will present Il Enfant
Carnegie Lyceum beginning tomorrow
night with matinAes Wednesday and
Saturday This silent drama was pre-
-ent.d at the Liberty Theatre on Septem.
Der . and was - we'll received that Mime
Pillar Norm felt New York was ready -
welcome the pantomimiC play There
ar. three acts IN the story Of PIsrrut
Junior and a cast 81 SIX The same com
pany that appeared at tn. Liberty Theatre
l.sa eak
ton. David Manning will take the |
place Of MIR Scarborough as th" B0rOR.
Maxine Elliott will be- seen at her own |
PLAYHOUSE Maxine ElhOtt's Theatre for |
AN engagement % two weeks only. be- /
ginning Tomorrow night She will APP
pear ia The Inferior sew the nautical !
comedy in which she sailed o. success
last spring AT Days Theatre Tn. play
In u. three. acts all - " hich a ~. laid aboard I
tn, yacht Flrehy. and the plot has - do |
with a woman Halter who has put a. sea |
ia order that he may be able o. write a !
The Blue Bird will begin its third |
v a,k at the New Theatr. tomorrow !
evening ~ great has b.sn the demand ,
Tor seats that onsektTa msiIspAs was given.
and u l. likely that others " ~ he decided |
on The search Of TBiiVi and Muu for |
as typl6ed by the Blue Bird.
II poetic story appealing to children |
~ well a. ~ gTownups. and 10 IL certain /
hat the play could remain all winter were
il not for the fact that the regular roper
toire season will open ON November 7
with The Merry Wives OF Windsor
John Drew and his deli ghtful comedy
'Smith- ar. on the eve ri the third month
at the Empire Theatre Not in years
has the actor had a finer part in which
TO exercise his abundant technical powers
in comedy or a finer opportunity for
downright dramatic characterization than
IN the role Of TkOuds Freeman, hero 20
petticoated London. but
with no eyes for any Of I.ondons ladies
except the Farlor maid Smith
George NJ Conan has done the hest
work Of his career in his comedy Get
Rich Quick wallingford' at the Gaiety
The young dramatist has taken Il for
granted that the tired business man
likes To see the hero get the money, no
matter how, and WaihHgford as por-
rayed by Hale Hamilton IL Iikabls
rpyaT on the hiOh eaas ~ finance