The Washington herald., 1911-01-22

terloper in their midst. Tom has diff
ferent idea in view. He has brought
with him Nanette, the adopted daughter
OF his old master. whose mother a ia
nous model. had been deserted by her
young Irish husband shortly after their
marriage The father of the girl is none
other than Lord Bannon the proprietor
OF vast estates in the country. Having
heard of the death of the model. he mar
ried again. and has daughter by the
second marriage. This daughter. Lady
Mary, has determined to humble the
artist for his impudence in leasing Castle
cannon and setting himself up as an
equal as she thinks She tries to play a
prank on him, and thus make him the
butt for the amusement of the countryside
Barry turns the tables on her. and when
she learns his motive, first respects. then
loves him for it. Lord Bannon acknowl-
edges the paternity of Nanette Barry
fights duel with Mary's English lover.
and then. after winning Mary for him
self, turns Nanette over to Sir Gerald
q Mara. Il young baronet, who has been
his friend through all his difficulties.
Barry of ~Rallymore'' is handsomely
staged in the usual style Of Augustus
Pitou's productions. Irish songs. of
are, of course, one of the attractive fea-
lures of the performance.
The NatfOnal-Frank Daniels.
Frank Daniels comes to the National
Theater this week as the judge Of the
divorce court in the musical comedy OF
Viennese origin. THE Girl in the Train"
under the management of Charles Dill
linsham In the original German. 1.-The
Girl in the Train was called 1.-The Di-
vorced Bride" Ode Geschiedene Frau.
and under that title has been played all
over Europe. and is still running in Ber-
lin and London.
Charles Dillingham; secured the Ameri-
can rights, and engaged Mr.. Daniels to
play the stellar role of the judge-a comic
personality, who is called upon in the
first act to hear celebrated case in
Volvlng a young wife and an actress.
The wife is suing her husband for di-
vorce. because, through a talkative con-
ductor. she has learned that he gave up
his stateroom on a sleeping car to the
beautiful actress, who was unable to Sc
cure one for herself
The music of THE Girl i'm the Train
is by Leo Fall, and established him at one
bounO as one of the foremost Viennese
composers of light opera. There are half
a dozen airs sure to make a strong i'm
preston. Herr Fall is also the composer
OF The Dollar Princess" but while that
first attracted attention to him, it was
his mastery score for THE Girl in the
Train which made him an international
celebrity i'm the musical world The book
Of THE Girl in the Train was written
by Victor Leon. the librettist of THE
Merry Widow and the American adap-
tation has been made by Harry B. Smith.
Chase's-Polite Vaudeville.
Chases this week will offer an over
flowing measure OF mirthfui. musical,
and visual novelties encompassing vaude-
vile stars of the first magnitude. the
whole bill ranking with the best of the
brilliant offerings that have distinguished
the present season above all others of the
past, and the forthcoming contingent of
comic diversions will be headed by the
famous Coincidence. Elita Proctor Otis,
with Louis Morrell and company, 10
mrs. Burners Deception" Miss Otis is
a recent accession to vaudeville from the
ranks Of the legitimate" and her sue.
cess in her new sphere has been tmme-
date and immense, judging from advance
reports OF the profound appreciation she
has won. Forsaking the emotional roles
with which she has been linked in the
past. Miss Otis. in vaudeville, il mani
Testing heI many Gifts a. q conedfAnna