The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

4 ho4A aMAA 1NI MNN aEtN9IAMIN1 ~ -
city Cor &C Isasa q year and half. AZ Tia
Grand Opera Hoose Miss Anglin vtl
commence rphearnAh Of ~Antigone. with
The assistance Ot George Riddls Of Harvard
University.
The spendthrift.' a. the HuAsOn
Theatre. has during the last wesk enter
tanned . series az andtsncss that practi-
ally aIlsa svsry par, % "a - S.,,n !;
Brsese. there vii b . professional
matinee On Tuesday GftsruOon-
The second wesk Of Olga NethCrsols's
engagansnt a. the AcAdGmy of Music
viii be devoted 90 the revival a four
plays from her rspsTtoiroL IN Monday.
! Tuesday and Saturday nights and At
Wednesdays mAsinSs aho VIII hs ssea N
Carmen on Wednesday night in q fnre-
wall on thursday svNning IN ~fhe Sec-
ond Mrs. Tanqusray' and on Friday
night and Saturday afternoon IN Ca
mile
The Lily" which has nov run for
nearly six months 20 the BelAso0- StuYve-
sant Theatre. makes q vital APPEAL %
women. IL " proving q mAgnet % matt
NE andisnces. which are nov made mp
largely from suburban towns. Mr.. b.
lAsco will allow the play 60 remain az ths
seuyve.Nps until the end % the season.
William II. Crane In sFathsr and the
Boys continues his sprtng engAgsmant
at the Carries. From the days whsn
Crane played with Stuart Robson IN The
Com~dy OF Errors and later in snch phys
an The HenTisttA.' The SENATOR and
David Harums he has newer failed IN his
clearcut delineati0ns Of the plain, sslf-
reliant. self-made American.
Tomorrow evenings performances Of
tho Bisson drnmA Madame 4. &C the
New Amsterdam Theatre will b tho
tooth In Nsv York. That Hsnry W.
run here through the entire summer y
indicated by the audiences that nightly
crowd the playhouse.
Laursnos Irving and Mabel Hacknsy.
Appearing In Bugs1e BriS0x's play The
Thrss Daughters OF Mons. Dupont.' are
at the Comedy Theatre. The plot OF
the piece hinges on marriage OF con-
venience.' and shove how the sslfiahn~es
three daughters. The play combtnes
humorous charactertEations. biting eAttrS
and striking dramatic situations.
Francis wilson in sThs BAnhslor's
Baby begins the siehtSsnth week Of his
engagsmsnt q. the critsrioo Theatre.
In Mr. WIlsons most entertaining vein u
told the story Of Ton Beach, q kindly but
rather selfish child detssting bachslor,
er's orphan child. and then when the lit
tie girl gains an entrance into hta house
falls a Victim 70 her charm and becomes Q
worshipper and dssotes.
Clyde Fitch's last play. The City,
nov being presented at the Lyric Theatre.
still continues 20 draw crowds. The
city enjoys the reputation Of having %
10 credit already more performances In
New YORK than any other drama produced
this season. and the end is not voc In sight.
The company includes such veil known
players ~ Walter Hampdsn and Tully
Marshall
.Lulu's HusbAnds.' With MAbsl Harri-
son and Harry Conor. az Maxine ElIiott's
Theatre u scheduled 90 continue In
definitely This farce - an adaptation
~ Thompson Buchanan from the French
Of Maurice SOulIs. Ths plot concerns
the adventures 81 Las9AiE0 LuIN. . vauds-
Vile star who enters into a publicity
scheme Of ths Matrimonial order.
Cyril Scott in The Lottery Man. will
reach the 7OOth performance Of this all
American farce comedy St the Bitou
Theatre tomorrow evening TIE clean
fun. with the high spirits Of Mr. Scott
IN the role % the impetuous newspApsr
man who puts himself up as the prize in
a marriage lottery. has made the theatre
the rendezvous Of habitual theatregoerS
The hkeabls Fortune Hunter ct the
Gaiety CONTINUES 20 charm the village
ulAidens with his city ways in Winchell
Smiths picturesque American comedy
The end OF the run II still far beyond the
theatrical horizon. for John Barrymore
IL set upon winning the family record for
The greatest number Of consecutive per
.orInAnoes on Broadway
Alias Jimmy Valentine the play
written In i've days by Paul Armstrong.
ia in 10 fifth month at WaIlack's. where
the light and pleasing touch OF r. B.
Warnsr In the title role N much in evidence
Seven Day. at the Astor will ha~in
It's swenty-ffth week tomorrow The
farce comedy - none the worse for
wear The cast II the same a. ON the
opening night
The second attraction At the new City
Theatrs in East Fourteenth street will be
Eva Tanguay In Ziegfeld's revue -Folhes
OF 1909 Appearing also in the piece
are Bersie Clayton. Billy Reeves, Arthur
DeaRon. Will Phiibrick. William Bonelh,
william Shrode. Welsh. MeAley and Mon
tro@e Evelyn Carleton. Rosie Green. Vera
Maxwell. Helen McAlahAn and the Ziegfeld
Beauty Girls Many new songs and
Ziegfeld novelties have been added.
The last wesk Of the season at the Irving
Placs Theatre bsgins tomorrow With
q spsciAl performance for the 'Freis
voIksbuehns.s when Hermann Bahr's
three act comedy Der Msisfer' viii be
played. The comic opera sDaS Sua~ss
Nae<iel' The Sweet Orb. with L.lOis
EnRelks In the title role, will hold the
boards the remainder OF tho week, excspt
on Saturday afternoon. when tho comio
opera die Yoerstsr Christl' win be |
played.
Saturday night. May "a. win DO the
last night OF The Dollar Prinoeuss In
New York this season In order that tho |
company. which By that tine viii have |
played thirty-eight continuous weplxa. |
nav have a rest Vail ValN Adrfanno