The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
NEW LITTLE LONDON THEATRE
OPE\S WIN 4 BIT or GREEN
NtITRE " me " rams TO PIEtNE
Nj, hInEston'S Playhouse Charming. hut
Uer PIaN IL FrrbI~ Hawirey Repeats
.inhn Drr~'s success IN "InronsIant
George" BrerhAm's Opera season.

rr>uoN O~t Is. Tho important event
r. 90 wees m the theatrical world has
E. Ice opening - I.nnions n.w.-,
f... .-a the Little Theatre 4 tiny
.r iced II this latest HON. ~ dra-
u.' t-f hut a gem ~ theatre for all
o.. sI'h wonderful Adam vestihule
L.4..s INTO brilliant little foyer with "A
t-.,r" state" ~ Phryne in the middle 81
30 wni"rn pictures ~ III. French
... rarutu Schools on ia" walls. "A lux
... TO- .ruktng room and dainty tea
..r 100 ulaUy" Tn" auditorium It-..lT
-. . seats only about ?jO y-.upl- - ~
V.....,..a! hlu" and white. and the pretty
g.. aia sell programmes wear gowns
DO t. 90 no" sun" culors ar" blended
Miss D..rrud" kingston haS every rra-
- -. proud Il the Littl" Theatre
%. .',. luIl' uu Ne site II thr old Cuutts
l.., 100 john street and IA which she
* -... mana g''"s. and beading actress
IT, -- .unr"lv. luw"y"r. she was not
wee 10 u"r choice. ~ play with which
. ..ww"ur- her enterprise Perhaps
D.. -,wph'hy with Ma" wom"n's move
r,.' Pr IL" j. an arden, suffragist
r... .u'W"Ighcd her managerial judg-
r.... - tu" piece sh" produced -I.v-is-
IT,. interesting as study 10 "A
q .r.... movement m tho early ages.
t... .. iup"l"~s from n" box offic. point
,. ..r, II - an adaptation from Aris-
'.,H.g". 4 course. and for r"lHnns which
-. ..r~nr would b" m" ars' 20 point
..- h"rn toned duwn and mudifi..i
o. H. nat Is left u IA" politic1l siguif-
g.. . e he sa'ir" as a JoCular plea for
~.... nights is understood IN G. .c.,r. m
'H
'.a 'w0 nets had hut one scene tho
49, .atGlng M, 70 tho Ncrouohs and here,
L...'-r'i and her hand Of women dnHed
',.. distracted men folk. refusing To-
r.',ru 20 home and lov" tIIl they should
r..t|7 a promise that wars snould ccas.
Morally their demand vas granted /
g. zen they conquered hIJ tp -"rro
.f"re Was no action m On" rl.s'a merely
. -"r.as ot tue ordinations from 'r-
t's.~ : the ACrorolIS a numl-nr " really
tst.'.'II women m artistic GrprIin CO.'S /
i..~s- and a smaller numper rf distinctly I.
: Inn men who wore their togas win -
t-t 'rac" som" charming effects N
* ing Wer" seen. for daring IN" vllv .
GAVIN breaks into day and day gh' turns .
=. ~ Hshf and nlEht wn.'' th" women
tst' their hattie FOR HON" ani y"ac"
It" name NJ the adapt"r ~ Iy-I-trata- .
D., not vet been made SHOWN, as Miss
s-'on intends TIA, orIti~i~ms 81 the
t.fFs -ua produces shall zoe written ',-
i. a.. il,a- gssaas.A. qL--EsE rlnNvrign'S 81"
O.. s-d hu' ln N" o.. # tbs fro, pi"...
o. .lru-I'v has boon "yIn.nd 49, 10 who
..lon-lhl" for ~ IlHr" D. q strong
o.. ... however ma, -on' uu" 900 ." sgf-
'-a-' movement adap''d NU~iprrfr.-.-
s.'.." Roth laurenc" Ho#-rutu aud Mss
-s ppher ~ John hive n..nn -rgE.-'"d .
~-t's ~ ~" Itrj'" I.'1'-n range from
A: % tn s. 81. hUt at pt"-rn, 10" enter.
.u"nt gwen Tor th" MONEY O.. 80"
cost a. any Iu'I'-.. H~ j.'-. .. .p
u. n"-tra -I.yslstrhrA- comm rr.- o.
'.' gar oClo,A there l- 81 t,"rty .
% wat u"tw"rn act. and Oh" 'ual
-..'I.u falls ~ half past 80 O'Clock y. -
h E-'on VIll have 10 h- more csn"-,is
. % ."r 'u-afrcdl far" ~ future. Artis-
IT, surroundings count Tor much. bu' 'h"v
A. not "."ryrN ug
M-- GLADYS Urg"r'- adaptation from
? " Fr"u'i llcpn-'aut Gcurgv.- ~
&C. Prun. - Nai"..s Theatre nust be-
" .ti.-i among the autumn success, 49,
Nr Hawtrey has scored another triumph
y. ..-.- tll NJ John Drew O. business m
'- ,.'-r- and IA" part -'IIt- hts peculiar
r... .uthtv To perfection tie Will very
..-..E - able to keep u pu ti'l we'll into
-.rug A. this - MI-- JuV-r first
--r -...",- m London ~" j. Delighted
..f .- vprKIng now On an original play
= De-. vl.I 10 produced before long
VI Re-oham commenced hIs opera
season guier very adverse circumstances
Ha hanged the opening Performance. :
from Hamlet to -Tiehand- n..cau-a .
NJ. Nevada was ~; then from -Ti":-
and 20 Hamlet again a. Miss Lemon
r-.tre 90. and finally gave up op"nIng
o 'U the f"lloWIng week, when Nj .
H-.ail appeared IN -Hawlc'- with p
srsa' .4acsS- Mas Lemon vs. urnbl. q
.. make her debut m laHind hs- -,
iar' raing taken at the last moment 10y s
n - Nurle Terry
Another American. Miss Elizabeth Ans ,
d. sanR "a lie Chemineiu- tins week
V'.cr i m" only opera new o. England I
strAr' "T"fund- that Mr. B""cham
tis r-nduCed ~ vet thI- autumn season
Au.-' empty houses except when -tl.k- y
TIA j. sung nav" teen IN" rule 80 far. A
a'i hero are many who say that Mr. n
Fee cham desire 10 InCulcat" a low" of :,
o'"rA .' t- country peDpl" l. waning \
- ne Enterprises must nav" op-' him, ~
~ 'a'.a ~ father. many thpuaard- ~
r. nr. Possibly b" might hAy" don"
D. "''r 81 b." gwen opera at reduced 81.
: .0a- 90 Mr. Hamm"r-1rIn proposes
''z 70 - l. am open question II 'yrn d,
TIER '..r" or" enough people m London Z,
~. 0tr" 20 attend opera to On C"v"ut
hs't'- '''"u' ~ ~" spring season when Ia
u p. a '1-tluuahl" thing to do. =,
Fr'.v .r" - -IrprI-'.d at IN" aIdi"n a
..-.a4. - Young Frr1iali. a. ~ 4,
''.- .. B 'n DO" Success The critics -
1.r. -. ..ud q" rt and ~" first night
. a. a.t- ~ sr'hu-ia-frr ~ possible. l.
% . Willard found u Wa not paying. IL
: Old. .- GOD her season a. m" New -
} .'' .'I Mr. Oscar A~ch" and Miss 4.
'...'.r ftv" taken - over They ~
.. 'r"r" q dra'nHtII1tIou = ~
49, 'nrwIr- book Count Haunt !,
.1 ,upIli u prove sucr.~-fIl -
'"y viii talk" - Am"ric,
r...ur actor and ac1r"-, have, ~