The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

Well bsyond In two hundredth per-
foEmancs. The Fortune Hunter 10
still booming along nc the 0Atsev. TIE
Of life In . ANAL town. - 30 hopsful. 90
buoyAnt and 20 exciting In clean way
that len popularity 10 not surprising
Charles Klsin's drama The Third
Degree comes 20 the Grand Opera House
for the week. With its fOrOsful story
Of police abuse and its appealing vein
Of ssnesnasnt. Mr.. Klsin's play ehoslld
Sncs more ds% . q ia Pop1iSL,it y
4rs. Howard JsRrtes.
Despite the check generally antici-
pated by the I.entsn season David Bslasco's
play The Lily In holding its own at
tho RelAsco-Stuyvesant Theatre. Nance
O'Neil. who plays the title role, has
during the four months run OF the drama
more than asserted her Claim Ia bo one
% the most powerful % dramatic artists.
The attraction &C the German play
house In irving place il Carl zeller's
melOdious Operetta Der vogslhaendler'
(-The ryrOlean". Miss Lncie Engslke
e sw,,t ne 'e7SlnE P.srt SniIss 9, SsS%e
BurEArth In the title role. viii be played
at next Saturdays matinee.
Az the Aston 'f3sven Days. h now in
its NTH month. The merry melangs OF
woman's rights. divorces. rapid fro cock
tails and psychic oontrol 10 making the
audiences laugh a. heartily a. on the
opening night.
Henry b. Harris's production Of Sydney
Rossnfeld's play Children Of Destiny
continues at the Savoy Theatre. That
the subject matter Of the play In interest
ing 10 evidsnced by the number 81 curtain
calls each act receives. The cast. which
includes laura Nslaon Hall. adds matert-
ally 90 the strength AZ the Performance.
where There'sa wiz began in second
month az weber's Thsatrs last week and
continues TO he talked of on account OF
the franknsss Of the plot. which discueses
topics not usually the subject OF polite
Conversation.
Miss Edith wynns MatthisOn Of the
New Theatre company viii read tho
Electra % Euripides In the ballroom Of
the Hotel Plaza on Tuesday afternoon
charity In maintained for the purpose 81
proper diet for Infants.
Mid-Lent finds business a. big an ever
at the Hippodrome. where the three
spectacles "A Trip 90 Japan Inside
the Earth and The Ballet Of Jewels'
are offered. Beginning March ~ GerAon's
a MID v. ssS%p: Of o y VIE -
M feature To the circus bill.
Henry W. Savage will offer The Merry
widow" at the Academy Of Music to-
morrow evening for an engagement Of
two weeks with many Of tho cast seen az
the New Amsterdam. nSw CosGsmss ami
scenery. Prominent in the company are
II. y. Graham. Frances Cameron. Charles
MeRkins and Anna Busaert. The orches-
ira will he augmented for the engage
ment.
Bright Eyes. the newest OF the musi-
cal plays. in at the New York Theatre.
with Cecil Lean and Florence Holbrook
IN the leading paTta. IL 10 a farce comedy
with the addition OF music and q Handsome
chorus, and contains. especially In lee
first act. features that Broadway audi
sncea seem TO approve OF.
The ArOadians. at the Liberty Theatre.
continues In indefinite engagsmsnt.
Julia Sanderson. Connie Ediss, Ethel
Cadman. Audrey Maple. Percival Knight.
Frank Moulan and q carefully picked cast
combine TO make the New York produo-
ton Of The Arcndians- superior even
20 that which made the piece q two years
popular favoKtts In London.
Blanche Ring in The Yankee cirI'
continues on her merry way az the Herald
Square Theatre. Miss Ring has several
opportunities 60 display those talents
for laugh raising and JOIN with me IN the
chorus singing Tor which she has become
famous 4 large and pretty chorus
trained by Ned wayburn IN another
Il sesms a. 10 everybody who saw Mont
komery and Stone in The Red Mill and
The Wizard OF Or were pilinR after seats
for the comedians' performances In the
new Ade-Ludsra show The Old Town
at the Globe Theatre. The plays 7O0th
performance viii be celebrated on Thurs
day evening. March ~.
The Chocolate Soldier" will still be at
the Casino Theatre Tn hot weather time II
Il continues at its present rate. The
day OF comic opera has come again 60
New York. and 20 The Chocolate Soldier
IL due some 81 the credit ~ bringing hack
appreciation % charming music. real
comedy and q story consistently told.
The Dollar Princess at the Knicker-
booker Theatre. II entering the twenty
seventh week Of tie prosperous career.
ValIi Nalh. Adrlenne Augarde. Louie
Pounds. Donald Brian. r.. j. Connolly
and viii West arc names that guarantee
an all star musical comedy performance.
picked a. they are from tho ranks 81 the
most popular musical comedy artists of
England and America.
Lew FieIds's production Of This Jolly
Bachel0rs.' with Nora Bayes. at the
Broadway Thestre IN diverting in %
many ways that physicians might we'll
prescribe u a. q cure for the blues IL N
a spectacle which startles the eye. graft
fies the ear and tickles the risibiIities.
Lsw Dockstader will oiier what he calls
The 1914 Pattern OF Burnt Cork Art" at