The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
new SHERLOCK HOLMES PLAY
DErEfTIbE ~ HERE AZ tIN ~
"THE SPECIALIZED BAND"
i.ulu CHASER In The Girl ann the Kaiser"
ami Zelda sears In The Nest ZEE"
Also Have Their First Hearing Here
This Mech News OF the Theatres.

THIS Nrra News OF the Theatres.
The latest Of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's
plays. The Sp.cklrd Band An Adventure
Of sherlock Holmes will hav" it, first
performance ia New York AZ the Garrick
Theatre Tomorrow night The play.
don. IN three acts and five scenes. II br.
loyl"'s own dramatIzatIpn Of one of the
most uncanny and orr glnally thought out
adventures oG that CtSriouSly real person
Sherlock Holmes But ia Tn" Sp""kl"d
Band Their" - more play than there -
Holmes Tn" story begins with an in
quest on tn" death of the sister of End
S,on'r. tho heroine. Tn" young lady has
my-terIou-ly and suddenly expired in
her bedroom BY the end Of the first act
there develops strong suspicion that
Dr Grunssb RyloH retired Anglo
Indian surgeon and tho S,cpfather Of TN"
girl. has had "a hand in lspr murder in order
that h" may inherit "A Legacy left Ia her by
her mother Anxiety ~ felt for EHid
who. like her dead sister. hv"s.with Ryion
nj his lonely country house She t'> has
Inherited "A legacy. Fearing that IN. may
share her sisters fate she goes up tn
London and calls on Sherlock Holmes
a conflict. physical and intellectual. be
tween the detective and DR.. RyioH.
Charles Millward will play the part Of the
d-tectiv. and Edwin stevens that Of the
physician. Others IN the company ar.
Two Dawson. John Findlay. Irene FenwIck
and katherine Brook.
Lulu Chaser will begin an indefinite.
engagement in The Girl and the Kaiser
with Harry conor AT the Herald SQuar"
Theatre on Tuesday evening The pieC"
ID An adaptation Of a threa act operet'a
entitled Die Forster Christ I which has
already achieved popularity in German
speaking countries. All the original
music by Georg Jarnc has been retained
The plot hinges ON hist oriCal romance
bet w.en Christi. the daughter OF a for
ester, and kI,ssr lose n Of Austria
Chris,l who il "a child oS nature. with
tongue as free as her temper. meets the
kdissr wandering IN the woods, and mis-
taking him for Il poaChsr halts him and
berateV him soundly F'rdns Fnid'ssv.
Chris''fs sweetheart. has been upjustly
arrested As "A de~srrer and she naively
decides to go TO Vienna IA order 70 in
tercede with the kd,ssr for his pardon
Arrived at court, she meets the huntsman
Al the day before and indulge- in much
scat hing criticism of the kuis'r until abe
discovers that she Ii actually addressing
the monarch himself The Girl and the
Kaiser" is filed with Hungarian dance.
tunes. Miss Glasers supporting com
pany includes Edith Decker. FlavIa Ar
caro-. Mabel Weeks. Thomas Richards
Julius Mcyickar. Melvin Stokes Robert
Vivian pohinaon S.r,hoIa WiIl;ar, p,n.Il,
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ap-r' WIDER "eorsr L-otaru' henry
Is iruelson ana Alfred Daring
Tuesday evening will Also bring the
first presentation in New York Of Anne
CALDWELL new play The Nest Egg at
tho BiJou with Zelda sears IN the stellar
role. IL IL comedy creation Of the ssmi-
rural order. with the scene OF the play
laid IN a small town called Eden Centre.
near Albany. The story follows the .xpe-
riencs Of a middle aged dres-mak-r. whose
objects in life are To keep the wolf from the
door and get "A husband, Through many
vicisssit udes she acconplishes both objects
flying colors. though for tune she j. dan
sero"y hat ociaE a"r s-"rn oL me VII
sr,ck Rurton Rohsu D.mnsev J,Iia
Ra rtDn Walter Young, h RrastOn Ken
needy. Blanche Hall. Evalyn Nard"n,
Helen lIndr~h ana KUHN Wells are III the
company
Blanche Bates whom David B-larco
last Tuesday evening M IN.
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tsx,iire hun Their. il rivhri7ness and W.,
I o carry It along and Miss Bates plays with
her usual charm. Bruce McRa" gives
h.r ahl" ASSISTANCE
-Four play will be presented at the New
Thea, re- this week On Monday Wedne-
aax and Thursday ev.rings and S,,n,d,,
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