The evening world., 1911-09-02

week viii onet Ave new productions,
John brow. az the Empire Theatre
on Monday night. viii introduce "A
SIN lie Man" q four-act comedy by
Hubert Henry Davies. the English play
wright who wrote The Mollusc' ana
Cousin Kate Anony others In Mr..
Drew's support will he Mary Boland.
That's Lawton, Louise Drew. Ivan Sinp-
son and Thomas Kelly. The single
man" in the play IL Robin Worthington.
n writer who. under the Influence or his
brother and sister-in-law's happiness.
determines that matrimony IL necessary
To complete his scheme OF life. so he
BECOMES enga sed to Maggie Cottreh. a
hlgh-sp!ritcd. tomboy1sh young woman.
but with her riotous young friends she
raCkcts him around at such u rate that
hc comes to the conclusion II II Nm o
possible TO turn a man OF forty Into a
frolicsome youth. After lie finds he MAJ
made a mistake. Maggie realizes that he
Is too old for her and leaves him free
10 marry lis secretary, Miss Nazeltine,
a woman Of rare tact and character.
who loves him devo,edly.
Frank Mcintyre Will he presented as
Z Sta, az tho !.ua7on Theatre ~ Non
day evening in "Snoos.' n farce by
George Bronson Howard. \ m,lkman.
Henry Disney, IL discovered to be an
English duke with a huge fortune.
But wishing to be loved for himself
, alone and having lost his heart 20 the
daughter OF n pickle manufacturer ne
eXac's a pledge that no one shah be
100 whether he or his friend Buck
Reade. IA stationary eng necr' Is 'he
real duke. Mas Nlllette kcrshaw VIII
play the pickle-makor's daughter ana
Others In the cast VIII be R.gan ilughs-
ton. Orlando Daly. John Cumberland
Waiter craven, Eva MscDOnnld, hath-
crime Stewart and Helen Bond.
"Thy Neighbours Wife, a domestic
comedy by Elmer Harris. will be pro-
duced at the L.yceum Theatre on tues
day night. with Pamela Gaythorne,
Arthur Byron. Alice John anu FRED
Tiden in the cast. The first act SHOWS
twin cottages in which live John itoo-
bins ana his wife and Harry Miller and
his wife. The lawn and garden OF the
Robbins cottage Is well kept. while IN"
adjoining lawn Of the Miller cottage IL
In Il condition OF neglect. The upper
windows OF the Robbins cottage show
that although 1t Is nearly g In the after
noon, the beds are not yet made, w.ile
IN the upper windows OF the Miller cot
tage everything appears trim and neat.
with flowers I'm the windows and neat
ness every where, except It's lawn. IL
transplres that Robbins Is extremely
domestic in his tastes. h"t his VIZ" ~
addicted to pretty c%iotles, and thus
ncglects the duties OF her hDneliie. III
nciglbor. Miller. cares little FOR MS
home, arrives late from his club foi
dinner, while his VIE is the real type
OF the domestic m a good cock and
a splendid housekscper. ana IN conse-
nuence OF her many duties she Ia unable
20 look as pretty as her ncignbor next
door. How the opposite couples fllrl
with each other, gradually part and
separate, and tho means by which they
are brought together. forms the theme
OF 'he comedy.
Boutwell, Browne comes to tho IIera!(
Square Theatre ON Monday afternoon ~
! Miss Jack" a musical comedy by Mari
T.. Swan and william Frederic Peters
, The chief role is that OF Il young mar
who appears IN n girls seminary and Il
forced by circumstance to assume th'
disguise OF n glr,. Among Others In ii.
, company viii he Olive llrirh. Suzanne
= kocomora, Hazel Cox. Rose Beaudet
May McCape Jonathan heols' JaInH'
Carson, Carl Stall and Ernest +. Youns
:
l speed n comedy by Lee Wi!so'
Dodd, autAor or The Return of Eve,
VIII lie produced AT william Collier
COMEDY Theatre on Saturday night wit.
4 orfln Johnson and OLA Naldrop IN ia
leading roles, Tho play shows he ten
denc. Of people ono" bitten bv lh.
. Automobile bug TO sacrifice everything
o to the speed mania. The family thai
= hGurei In the incidents u perfectly
HAPPY uatIl an automobile !s acquired
and his leads 70 the purchase OF a sec
r ono ana more speec car In order Il
oaNd - forced 20 Speculate ana mort
gage MS p''prfts' me -.'.r' are 'aI.
~ q neWlN purchased Long IsIahd NOM
: community or NeaI.NF '"i'' No
REQ people WIZ MI J"'nF'" 'n' w
Walurop VIII DC John JG.' oEau'S
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