The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
DRAU0HTs AND coI.Ds.

Dr.. Sir Frederick Treves astonished
the public this week by declaring that
the idsG that colds are caused by draughls
u absurd. mo oold.' he says. ever
had such an origin Colds are the result
not Of draughts hut of stufTy rooms
Other famous London physicians back
up SIR Frederick in holding that NO onld
was ever caused by a draught
NEW MUSICAL COMEDY HOUsE
Klaw A Erlanger. in association with
Charles Frohman and George Edwardes
have leased the Adelphi Theatre On the
Strand. which was formerly the home Of
melodrama. They intend to produce
musical comedies under the new arrange
ment. Marc Klaw sailed for home on the
AmeTika to-day Before leaving he said
in speaking Of the new arrangement;
We intend Ia run the Adelphi in ccn-
neCtion with the New Amsterdam in New
York. playing English companies at the
latter and American companies az the
former. We shall soon have another
London theatre where We will produce
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familiar 70 I.ondohers.
Our first musical comedy at the Adel-
phi has already been arranged. Il Ia by
l.ionel Monckton. the husband of Gertie
Millar.-
Mr. klaw has engaged Julia Neilscn TO
appear IN the United States with Fred
TeIry's Scarlet Pimpernel- company
Charles FrohmAn has added another
star to his repertory theatre. He has
engaged Sir John Hare. who will select
the plays in which he appears. Hare IA
the idol Of the London stage
YARMOUTH N NEW ROLE.
The Earl IT Yarmouth has written a
musical comedy entitled The Pigeon
House The Earl wrote beth tho music
and the hbrctto. II will IN produced At
Cardiff on Monday with the Earl himself
playing the star Juvenile role
Fanny Ward. having failed to induce
Lcndon 10 accept her a. a comedy star.
Is now trying vaudeville. she will appear
IN Monday at the Palace Theatre in An
Unucky Star. playlet which Is familiar
TO American vaudeville audiences
charles Frohman while IN Paris bought
the comedy lie Marriage de Mademoiselle
BculemEns.- by Prnccn and wichOle-.
two Belgian dramatists. The play had q
long run az Brussels and was produced
at the Renaissance in Paris. where Il
was SUCCESS despite thu fact that Il "
clean and not nasty.
HoBBLE SKIRTS AGAIN
Recent smart weddings have proved
conclusively that nov tina; black has been
discarded ho5hle skirts and carswheel
hats have returned 70 popularity E1i:
from ~ Georges Church in Hs1ovsr
square after the wedding % Mildred
Garter and VisCount Achsson was din
cult. a. American women with the lA.Hs-
Paris hats literally blocked the passage
Tho Countess Psppenheim who was
formerly Miss Whceler n Philadelphia
held tho record with the larges; hat seen
this season Mrs. Cha1ncey. lRdy New
borough and Mrs n Coventry wore the
latest relerines over their Paris gowns
Jewels were az much in evidences as usual
Small dinners were given 70 Mrs Carter
and Mrs Post this week b. London
friends
LADY, Violet Manners Countess PaN9en-
holm and Cora com; 'Ss ~ STAFFORD
entertained Miss Garter and her brides
maids
Mrs. John Wprd. fornsrl~ Jean Reid.
IS dea1lv interrs ID ~ the work 81 the
Churrh Army She has psrsualed Am
hlssador Reid 70 preside a. a meeting
a. her house IN AID 81 the cAIs'
Mr. Bradley Martin gave dinner
rar,y on THURSDAY. taking her guests
afterward 20 tho frs- psr.o-rla1c' u
" Grossmi5h's farce -Billy's Bargain
The Duke and Duchess Of RoNburghe
hsve gone tO Norway for dee, sea fishing
The latest fad in restaurants il the
Chinese. which was recently started II
is enjoying the patronage Of smart poo-
ne On Friday a large party from the
American embassy. including the Sin3-
sons and Clemans. the American naval
and military aJt1ch@s and their wives,
dinsd there
Among the passengers sailing for
New York on the steamer America are
Ivan Caryll and Mrs Ogden GOelet James
T Hyde is a passenger on the CamNania
VonderhOrst Koch. the Rsy Parker Nor
gan. Mrs. Potter Palmer. ClArice Vance
and the Earl Of Suffolk are on the Baltic.