The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23

herr. Tor the first time In head and hand
balancing and the Royal Colibrts. LII
putian-. will anus" with groiesnn'
sketch. The Nurse, the Corporal aud the
Baby
The Queen III Bohemia a new hIrlesulIe
IN two acts. written by Crar- Wilbur. with
an original musical score by Paul Rub-ns.
will be- produced az the Columbia IheatT"
Tomorrow afternoon and continued
throughout tn" week The principals
are Jean Salisbury. Kitty hoss, Size
Stillman. charles Mason. John Me- ate
William S-gal and George Hayes AMI
Their" j. large chorus and dancing ballet.
Vt the Murray Hin this week The
Queens Of the Jardin de- Paris will he
presented In" organization includes
Harry Kol.r. Adeln,. Reatlni John Fields
and Io" Phillips. and there il vaudeville
hlll IA which Nile kTem-a and Signpr Is
Mvkon appear IA one act pantomiine
N the Eden Mus6a. the World in Wax.
cinematoRraph exhibitions every hour
and the Italian orchestra max. up M"
programme
New York. IN" new play 81 city lf"
by William Hurlbui which ~ 4 n Noods's
iresenraiion AZ the BIIou Theatre - filled
with unpleasant characters whose morals
are not up 10 the accepted Standa rds
II - played hy a company which includes
Laura Nelson Hall. Mary Shaw and Orrin
Johnson. and tells u thrilling story.
The charm 81 The Iittla Damozel-
~ Nazimova's Theatre lies in lie romantic
story. ia quaint atmosphere keen wit
and good acting May Buckley, Cyril
kpiVhtlaN Frank Iapy (,anrCa Graham
Henry Nsnman, Mary Cor-e and Henry
Nogel. continue tn play their original
parts
-Th" Blue BIRD heglns the last two
weeks ~ it, stay AT The New Theatre
Tomorrow evening so great - the de-
mand Tor seats that II has been decided
Co Civ" extra Thursday matin6es during
the remainder IT the run The mid-we
ma times will b" given At q clock that
school children may attend. II - likely
that the MarterlnCk drama may he re
moved To another New York playhouse
at tho expiration - its engagement
The repertoire season will open Monday
evening. November :. With Tn" Merry
Wives - Windsor
kvrle Railsw and the carefully balanced
company with winch charles Frnhrnan has
surrounded him ar" appearing At the
Garrick Theatre in Henry BataIlle's
four act drama The Scandal Through
ont the play Mr. BELOW - Seconded by
GLADYS Hanson. whose performance If the
wife -trikIugiy Suggests the similar r6l"
in Bsrn-ten's drama The Thief Mr
Rell"v- cnga cement will continue in
definitely AT the GarrIck Theatre.
Tho careor ~ -Reberca II sunny /
brook Farm al the Republic Theatre has
quite fulfllcd tho theory uf tn. manage .
ment that the public will patronize enter b
tanning PLAYS ~ pure and wholesome .
order -ReheCCa- does not dsp@nd for
her success upon sensation. there are no
erring daughters or unpleasant sIRge--
tion- II any -ort. and IN. plot j. a. pure a. /
the country atmO-pher" ~ which IL l.
laId Edith Tahaterro has scored in the .
TIL" role
John Drew stay az the Empire Theatre
i indefinite. thanks Ia tho consistently
steady popularity of the treat " all Somer-
-et Vaughan comedies. smith Placed
in the most enjoyable acting part thar
has fallen tn him ia "A decade Mr Drew
j. al his best IN the role ~ Thomas Free
man, breezy, vigorous. witty speaking
~ the British Empire
port = new four act comedy ~ New York
life. Keeping l.p Appearances. al the
'om'.dy Thaatr" II tells the story ~
now "A family short II money and divided
pv domestic troulI.- strives to keen
np the appearance Of aff1uenca and hAppi-
ness until the time comes for the wife
'O cmaugipate herself from an unhearahle
position The cast includes Amelia
Gardner Pamela Gaythorn". Mabel Moore.
%. IL
Benrimo and \ Hvlton Allen
Maxine Elliott enters the fnal wees
II her enga gemsut AZ her own theatre
~ Monday night appearing m Frank
Stayton'- smart comedy The Inferior
SeI IN which tho beautiful star PLAYED
long and successful engagement AZ
Daly's last winter and spring The play
. II tho -aa breezy variety. with delight
'ul atmosphere 81 salt air
The career of Get Rich Quick WaUing-
ord amused President Taft ~ II has
unused every one else who has aeon u
II the GAiety Theatre The play deals
Vith money madness and shows how small
own investors may lee taken m hy "A
smooth taking promoter Hale Hamilton
Ia been unusually successful ~ giving
m air ~ truth tu the It'll" character
IN" Concert ~ making record A.
h" BslaScn Theatre. whcr" Il has heen
playing 20 overfowing houses sine" the
night Of Its opening three weeks ago
The part - tabor ir1ng. tn. piano viz
uosO hero ~ III" play. - lmpcrspnated
BY Leo Dtrlchsiein. has already e=tah-
ished him IN popular favor
Tn" Country Roy ~ the Liberty
Theatre coniinu". TO meet with an on
huslaSttC reception A. every perform
inC" he character s'uaIeS with which
this pee" dhoundS hay" don" much 20
nah" u q popular success
Next SliurinE night q Huntiny.
HattI" Williams DORIS haau" Ernest
aWford. Louis Masssn and the others
u Decorating Clcmentin"- Will give the
lnaI New York performance ~ tins
'prIghily French comedy ~ the I.VCatf,
] h"atre lh"1tr"zp"rs Who prefer wit
. bufppuery, g"rutn" hImOr to -lnp-
wick comedy. deNi"rOus acting 10 stacy
'ciing hav" praised the piece"
Helen Ware has entered ON her second
month NJ the Hudson Theatre. where she
= playing IN Tn" D"~.rter- q mill