The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06

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nephew and s-ss s,lil for Parls, to conquer
and got her POLKA 1eorgs Fawcett will
and kosahnd Coghlan. John DAILY Murphy
John Junior. Albert koccarii. Mary K.
| ray Tor. j. 7. thaill.se, Frank Bixby
Charles A, Gay. Mary V Hall, Florsnce
Clam, Raymond Watson and Edward
I.i-bert viii be in the company
Kla~ A Granger will present at Charles
Dilln gham's Globe Theatre tomorrow
evening Adeline Gen.e In a new musical
entertainment entitled The Bachelor
Bellies The book and lyrics are by Harry
b smith and the music by Raymond
Hubbell IL Ii announced a. a farewell
engagement. Miss Gen9e will appear in
three dances. The first IL entitled The
Good Old Days The second IL u ballet
entitled Roses and Butterflies. with
music by .Gounosi from Philemon and
Baucis.- arranged by 4. Chaser. a varia-
tion by De- Busy and IA waltz by Mo-kow-
ski In this number she will b. assisted
by NJ. Sherer- Bekeh and the ballet from
the Empire Theatre. London Her third
| Offering will he "A Hungarian folkdance IN
which she is assisted by NJ Bekef The
story which runs throughout the two acts
whose object ia the independence Of W.
feminine sex The production was sta ed
by Julian Mitchell. and Florsnz Ziegf-ld
Jr. gave has personal attention to the
selection OF notable company and a
singing chorus.
The Majestic Theatre will be devoted
20 iis original purpose Tomorrow with
the transfer Of MasferlinckS Tn. Blue
Bird from the New Theatre The stand
arb Broadway PRICES will prevail -Th.
Blu. Bird" is transferred at the height
OF It's run to make way for the opening of
the regular New Theatre season. The
Majestic Theatre production will have the
same cast and all the elaborate scenic
and lighting accessories
Charles Klein has surely added another
to his list OF successful plays His latest
work. The Gamblers. shows every in
dication OF rivalling in financial results
the record OF This Lion and the Mouse
Klein has the ability Of touching the pub
lie pulse in his plays. and this IL shown TO
q marked degree in The Gamblers The
cast Includes George Nash. Charles Ste
yenson, william Mack and Jane Cowl
The Concert will continue to DO the
attraction At the Belasco Theatre in
definitely. David Belasco having entered
into an arrangement with Henry b Har-
ris FOR the Hu1son Theatre. in which to
place Miss Blanche Bates and -Nobody's
Widow upon theIr arrival In New York
ON November Is In the role OF Gdoor
Ararp. the piano virfuoso around whom
the action OF the comedy centres Mr.
Ditrichstein m scoring . big personal
success
includes Oliver ID Byron. Mrs. Thomas
whiden. Shelley Huh. Edwin Nicander
and others will continue to he the bill
az the Lyceum Theatre. The new William
Gillette comedy called Electricity while
neither as deep az a well nor an broad as
a church floor. sets on the personality
and the acting ability OF Miss Marie Doro
as no other play she has ever had.
Douglas Fairbanks will be seen i'm The
Cub Thorn pson Buchanan's farcical
satire of the Kentucky feud country. at
the Comedy for another week Owing to
prior bookings IL 10 impossible TO con-
tinue the enga cement at this house. but
IL Is probable that another theatre will
bs secured for the extension Of the run
The feud upon which the comedy is based
leads 10 the killing of twenty-seVen men.
hut in spite Of THAT the author has satir-
lied the absirtity OF h Mr.. Fairbanks
makes AN amusing parsonage out Of the
cub reporter assigned to cover the feud
story for Louisville newspaper.
, Ever since IL waN originally dramatized
from Eugene Presbrey's stories, and pro-
d,icsd with kyrle Bellew in the part
: Raffies- has been the play by which
every writer and Dlaygoer has con jured
s,vnN nj hSr la hs.tlt
he adventurous detection OF crime
asst Tuesday night Nv Bellew entered
upon the performance at the Garrick !
wi n an ease readiness and hawless surety
u performance that made one doubt
hat h. had ever stopped acting the role.
John Drew has comfortably settled
DOWN az the Empire Theatre for an engage /
nsnt OF indefinite length with smith /
~ the permanent medium for the OK
preston OF his deSterous acting art.
During the week past W. Somerset
Vaughan. the author. has with eSsed I
he performance has met MIR Drew and
he. members OF the company and in
it'll. speech To the people on the stage
after ,h. play divulged the news that
he feared the contrary might
be- 80 tho New York performance of the
play l. superior to that in London.
ShlN - " lobk ''"'
hes. days Baby Mime Margaret
Mayo's farce of the infants is one Of tn.
augh centres Of the theatre dist riot
The cumulative quality Of the fun in the
play is q matter OF comment Mar
suerit. Clark. Ivy Troutman. Ernest
and Walter Jones make most
u
"Moth@r- at the Hackett Theatre IL
approaching it, ons hundreith perform
,nce Miss Emma Dunn's chara cter-
zation Of tina patient. helpful. forgiving
and always lovable mother il fine
achievement Frederick Perry. Albert
I.atCha. .Ianes Brophy. Miuetse Barrett.
Marian Chapman and Jane Corcoran
~. in the company
Fred Terry and Julia Nelson in their
Dlay Tn. Scarlet Pimpsrnel" enter
h. third week OF their engagement AZ
h.. Knickertocker Theatre Their tour
n America IL limited. as MIR Terry must
"turn to London {" open his own theatre
'elo:e the h lida---
Friday night 81 this week witnesses
he one hundraifh Performance. Of the