The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
NEW PLAYS OF The WEEK
MISS NETLsDN tND VIZ. TERN
~ "BENRl or vtvtRRE."
william Collier in u New FRrce Mrs.
Garter HAS Two Parts Ion Two
Women Electra" 10y the toburn
Players y ausi~,iiir Novelties Notes.

Garter HAS Two Parts lon Two
Wouirn'' Electra" d, the to,burn
Players y au,i~,iiir Novelties Notes.
Julia Nelson and Fred Terry will pre-
sent at the knickerboCker Theatre to-
morrow evening for the first time IN New
York an original play entitled Henry OF
Navarro IL deals with the love episodes
Of Marguerite de Nulois and Henry OF
Navarro and the Huguenot massacre in
spired by Catherine de- Medici Miss
Nelson and MIR. Terry have brought over
with them the original company, scenery.
furniture and electrical effects, so that
Henry. Of Navarro VIII be staged at the
knickerboCkar Theatre with tho same
comple t.n.=S III detail and in exactly the
same surroundings as assisted Ia make
the play "a success at the New Theater
London.
William Collier viii make his first met
rop"htan appearance under tke manage
m-nt Of Lew Fields at William Golfers
Comedy Th"Itr" ON Monday evening.
PLAYING the stellar role IN a new farce
entitled IN Be Hanged If | Do" The
play Is 10y Edgar Seiwyn and Mr.. Collier.
The character assumed by tn" star H. that
of PsrcirGl Kelly. the much panpered son
Of a wealthy W--terner who has acCumu-
lated his money during the early mining
days IN Nevada. PsrcirdI. who never per
mitS himself To Il. bothered by any sort
Of responsibility. incurs the severe dis
pleasure 1t his father by failing to keep
an appointment to get married. He ~
then sent West To spread Eagle. Nevada.
a little mining camp. 90 hustl. for him self
and become man IL he can. Al Spread
Eagle his TRIALS and strange experiences
afford the basis for humor. The company
includes. among others. Paula Mari.
Helena Collier GaIriCk. Clara smith.
Salli. Tompkins Stanley Murphy. james
B siberian. Willard r. Feeley. Fred Esrnel-
ton. Maude Gilbert. VI. l.. Heckert, stephen
Maley Albert West. John b Adams. Will
lam Collier, Jr.. Richard Malchien.
Thomas Beauregard. Thomas Findlay and
Thomas stuart.
Mrs Leslie Carter will begin "A six
we"k- engagement at the Lyric Theatre
on Tuesday night under John Cort's
management IN play by Rupert Hughes
called Two Women The story ~
based on an idea from the Italian of
7. CiccDni'- The Statue Of Flesh Mrs
Carter will play the title role. or rather
roles as the story deals with two dist met
characters. They bear a startling physi-
cal resemblance. hut their souls are of
equally startling contrast. One Of them
- gentle, sweet and pure. the other Wild
The development Of the play ~ intended
- show the Influence OF the good life
upor the had and the reC"emIng qua lit les
of example Mrs Carter will he sup
ported 10y a company of fifty players
including Robert Warwick. Harrison
Hunter. Brandon Hurst. Arthur K Law
renee. Helen Tracy Lillian Cahill and
Mile Andrae CSrday.
Tie version Of the Electra ~ Eu-
riplde. which viii he presented ny tn.
CuDurn Players al tn" Hudson Theatre
on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons is
an English rhythmic translation by Prof.
Gilbert Murray which II "a sd to b, nearer
the spirit of the original Greek than any
translation heretofore made Tn" ragedy
will 10. given an its entirety. 10 will H..
given with historical accuracy and rs
nearly as possible in the sam- manner
as was originally intended when 1t was
" n
il the story IL due {" tn" recent operntic
setting II u by Richard strauss Yer-
formed several times last winter On
Thursday 4 thirty minute version 81
EV-ipii.-' : -AlC"stis- IN English verse
nv Mr. Blanche Shoemaker WaRstar Will
l." gwen N come tinD with Elect ra
Tn" cls' lu,lud o.. J I'm E-Eellari, Howard
Kyle Alt-rt Lang Burr CarlIth Leopold
Lane. tha,ir'-"I Lambert. Dorothy Turner.
Am"ha BIrleon and Mr.. and MIR. Coburn.
The New Thelt-" will present The
ThundcrhoI'. The Merry Wives Of
Windsor Don and Sister Beatrice
this week Don and Sister Beatrice
which Will he gwen A. a double hill, with
he offered on Monday and Friday evenings
and Saturday afternoon. The Merry
Wives ~ Windsor will be presented
Tuesday. "wednesday and Thursday even
!ngs and Wednesday afternoon The
Thurdcrholi" - scheduled for pressn-a-
ton SATURDAY, night.
Arthur Conan Doyle'- newest play. The
Speckled Band: an A DIV auture of sherlock
Holmes acted by company that In-
clude- Edwin Stevens. Charles Nillward.
John FindLay. Frank Shannon and Irene
F"nwick. has already demonstrated good
rowers ~ rh" iarrick Theatre.
II II an example Ot theatrical entertain
mont that reaches the rnas-es quick
moving. rightly picturesque and rlorncn-
rarily -vcniiui m-lodrsrna.
Broadway will be- the seen" 81 Get Rich
Quick Wail,ngfori's- "p-ra,iovss for he
remainder If rho season. He and Blacke
Daw have ~"''lrd DOWN ~ the Gaiaty.
George VI. Cohan- salient types ar.
rapidly establishing themsaIv - az the
most striking sine" Howl laid down his
pen. Hale Hamilton IN IN. title role
has won fame for himself
With t0-Worrow nights performance,
Sc Morh"r .Iil"- Ecksrt G0odnan's rlay
of HON" life. enters upon it~ last week AZ
III" Hlck"'i prior 10 IT, removal 70 tn.
tIr"l" wL"r" ~ run viii be continued
IN" whol"-oinD character of
h" play and III" uItirIl performance ~ ven
by Emma Dunn. Million Silk, Jane Cor
coran. Jane iIr"uhv ard other members
IF the "nst prov" attractive.
Tho Gamblers "nters ita fifth week
~ Navine EllinttS Th"atr" to-morrow
night wIth no dinlnutiou in tn" patronage
ha' has b""n accorded this latest sue
c"s-f'Il play by charles Klein George
NASH. Charles Stevenson. Jane Govt and
Edith Barker remain ~ th" PRINCIPAL