The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18
NEW PLAYS and REVEALS
fb tNGEs T wANl THE.iTRES
sDWE rms BEEk.
Mr.. Patrick GEnipi,-iI AMI Anni~ hi,s-''ai
Return ''Ponanaisr waih's' No,ri
Scene "Driftink. &" odd IirialeiherS
AMI "~rrrrt ser, ir~'' ~oihrrn. Mar
lowe ami Nmr. llrrnharut Remain.

ami '~rrrrt ser, ir~'' ~oihrrn. Mar
iowr AMI Mmr. Iirrnhardt Remain.
il-nry BIrLIll"'- drama Tn" fool1~n
Virgin" with Mr.. Patrick Campbell
Ia one III IN" nrinciDal parts will Ice seen
here for the first time Tomorrow night
Al the knick-rhnck.r The play has mad a
hong run in Paris and has also been pro-
duc,d Ia Russia and Germany. The
foolish virgin" - the Young daughter
III "A count Sh,. and u married man plan
to -ipp.. ami are discovered 10y the wIf,
i4no the Young wuman's brother ~ they
arr abnuD ln sail for England. The role
nf tho. Wife. which will he acted by Mrs
/ Campbell becomes "A, this junCIurr n
characteristic pirC" uf ia, aille writing
Instead It rejoicing AZ the arrival of the
| glrl'- brother the wife fears for the safe, V
IL both her husband and the young woman
and fights h-roicaliy IN favor Of the
elop.r-. Ultimately the husband il al
lowed Ia choose between the two women
and peace il restored to the family.
Robert Drouet. John Flood Shelley Hull.
Campbell Gollan, Annie Esmond. Adelaide
Nowak and Ethel Morrey are some Of
the players in the company
! The Nev Theatr. will reviv. Wilhelm
Meyer-Forster romantic drama Old
Heidelberg Tomorrow evening with
Frank Gilmore in the role II Prince kdTi
Heinrich and Miss Jessie B,Isley ia the
part of kdthis This will b. Miss B,l-ley's
hrsi appearance with the company this
year. In presenting this charming play
the New Theatre win follow ont iIs policy
! of occasionally revlving modern drama.
odd Heidelberg" or Alt Heidelberg.
| a. II H. called in German. WAS produced
abroad ten years ago and Was first seen
here at the Irving Place Theatre IN 1907,
when John feistei unprecedented kdri
Heinrich The first English kdH was Au-
brry Boucicauh He was followed 10y Rich
ari Mansfield and many at her we'll known
plAysrs. Among the hdh''S of note
haze been Grace Ellision. LOUIS. Drew,
HedwIg Won D-lermann, Ida Conquest
and Minnie Dupree Old Heidelberg
will I've played at all performances this
week except ON Wednesday and Thursday
evening" when Sister Beatrice and
Don will be given
Miss ANN. RUSSELL returning to th.
management of Charles Frohman. will
appear al the Garrick Theatre OH Tuesday
night in a new play called The lmpostor.-
thai has been written IN collaboration !
by Leonard Merrick and Michael Morton |
II Is declared TO be a straight forward. !
unadorned story upon "A perfect iy probable |
and not embarrassing idea. namely. what |
il to become of any young woman OF re-
iinement suddenly left without the sup |
port Of relatives or OF funds whom chance
has unexpectedly brought without means
OF livelihood INTO great. modern city.
Nf
NerrIck and Mr. Morton have made a
play that alternately contrasts the terror
Of moral and physical extinction. which
such predicament holds out for the un-
lucky poor. and the shabby gentility with
which IL Is apt TO be- considered when it
comes beneath the eyes of the fortunately
rich. The lrnpost or was made with
no idea Of Annie Ru-ss4l III mind. but her
personality SHOULD have the charm and
appeal called for by such part Miss
Russell's company includes Charles Rich
man. Wilfred Draycost Oswald Yorks
Miss Clara Bracy, Miss Esther Lyons and
Miss Grace Carlyle
A Comedy of Happiness - the way
Louis y Parker, author of -Pomancier
Walk. dercrib.- that attraction which
comes on Tuesday to WallacA's Theatre
In this play six houses each big enough
to live in and every one of them practical.
/
form he odd stage setting There is no plot
tn the piece IN tn" ordinary sense Of the
word The people IN the six littI.. houses ar.
respectively widow. who has had AN early
ia love. and her daughter,
who il threatened with similar mis-
fortune: AN old sea captain. woman OF
means who desires To annex The. CAPTAINS
heart and assume the captains mans.
two sisters one Of whom loves their
iodgsr who fears To tell Of hi, affection
a couple who have "A family Of girls and
want AT least On. boy. and "A minister who
do.-n { do any marrying. but wishes to
Besides there IL n fisherman who never
catches any fish In the end the widow
il united with her sariy love. her daug f1rsr
and daughters sweetheart triumph ,
against opposition. the sea captain and
the lady OF means get each other tn.
young lady and her lodger come TO an
understanding. boy arrives at tn. Hoi...
of Many Glrl-, tn" minister gets a chanc.
to perform the marriage ceremony and
the iishless fisherman makes a catch
4 company Of London actors ha- been
for -Poman6er Walk. among
: hem arr George Gidd.ns. York- stephens. |
Edgar Kent. LsnnoN Pawie. 7 wygney
P.rcyval. G.otfrey Douglas. Stanley Iath- ,
bury Sybll Carlisle Dorothy Parker. Cic.-
~ Richards, Helen Lryt.n and Winifred
Fraser
Drifting u new comedy 10y Preston
Gibson. will begin its New York engage 4
nent WeCtne- ily nj ght al Nazimova' The
ire Tn. aiIhor's evident intention - 10
give u picture Of society intrigue. for hi-
characters are Newport summer residents
Dne Of them. "a fascinating divorc..e. de :
IIperateiy attempts TO make trouble he.
ween "A wealthy We-tarnar and his ~if.
80 that she herself may marry the man. :
and her partly successful efforts along , 2,
nat lin" max. up "a large part Of the play
Ia. cast includes Edith Iuckctt. Grace q
FIlkins. Ann Archer. Walter Hale Frank Z
Goldsmith Ernest Band and Edward .
See. I
Three changes have been made. in Mime
B.rnhardt'- repertoire for tn" week at
tn" Globe Th-atr. "Sapho- will bD given a
1u Wednesday evening m piac. Of La q
I,efiG.- Jeanne d'src" on Saturday after d
noon in place Of -Ph.cir-.- and -PhetIrr- g
III Saturday evening in place of lie Bots !;
n, "A l.