The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-12
ROLE Of ANATOl
GIVES BARRYMORE
FIVE CHARMERS
s1ittle Women" and 1.-THE
New Sin" Other Plays
' of Coming Week.

"HE Little Theatre begins It's second
season on Monday night with
Winthrop AmeSs production OF
Arthur Schmtsler's comedy THE
:A4saars' Of Anatoi." There are Ave
eotoodeA each Of which 10 complete In
Stss,f and satirises the man or woman
IN love from a different viewpoint. The
sosuss are linked by the constant
0gure Of tho inconstant hero. Given a.
. hero q young man to whom to be In
eovs Is life. and to be out Of Il q
WEAKNESS and extinction OF the spirit;
adj that his taste In ladies. though dis
eliminating. 10 catholic. and ranges
through the entire social scale; and then
exhibtt him at the crucial moments OF
no less than five love affairs. each time
WITH . different girl. and you have Che
theme Of The 'Afairs Of Anatoi."
0ohn Barrymore will play Anatol and
Oswald Yorks will be the philanderer's
bosom friend. The various objects OF
Anatol's changing affections are to be
sspeesented by Marguerite C1osk. DORIS
Xsane. Katherine Emmett Isabelle Lee
/ end osae Kane.
little Women" q dramatizat.on Of
Louisa M. Olcotts well-known novel.
wtal be offered at w. a. Brady's Play
house. on Monday evening. The story
~ been put into play form by Marion
- Forest. The main incidents are the
nccsptance Of JOS first story. The sud
da call of Mrs. March to her husbands
bG1atde in the Washington Hospital, the
visit OF explosive but k.nd-hearted Aunt
March. the advent OF Prof. Bhaar. the
co,srtship and marriage of John Brook
anA Meg. the regrefui rejection Of
LAurie's suit by 10. the fight Of Beth's
spdr1t just when the twins are born to
Meg and John. the happy union of Prof.
Dhaer and 10. and the engagement Of
Laurie and Amy. Among others In the
oast will be Marie Pavey. Alice Brady.
Nrs. l.. A. Eberle, Howard Estabrook,
Lynn Hammond. and Carl sauerman.
On Tuesday evening. at wanaok's
Ineatre, b. Macdonald Hastings's sa-
tricai comedy. THE New sin." will be
played before an audience composed of
9ucsts of George c. Tyler. the pro-
Queer. Public performances will begin
with the Wednesday matinee. The
chara cters of the play are all men. The
action tranepires in the lodgings OF
Hilary Cults. an artist In London. and
deals with the workings out OF an un-
} usual will. drawn up along lines not
unlike those OF several that have re-
Gently come TO light. This will brings
hardship upon the many members of
Hilary Cutts's family and It 10 in his
sndeavors TO relieve them of this bur-
den that the young artist becomes cog
uisant OF the nature of the new Elm, ana
Involves himself and others in situa-
tons that border on tragedy. In the
English company will be Cyril Keirht-
ley, Julian L'Estrange. A. q. Pouiton,
D. p. Hegs1e. Harvey Braban. Arthur
1owysr and Roland Rushton.
Tor their third week at the Manhat.
ean Opera House z. II. Sothern and
Julia Marlowe will appear In Much
AAo About Nothing on the first three
nGhts. ''The Tanning Of the shrew' or
thursday night, 'Tfamlet" on FridsJ
hight, Romeo and Juliet" on Saturday
afternoon and Macbeth" on Saturday
mt
Bsg1uning Monday morning at L
o'clock DAly's Theatre win have motiol
pictures showing Sarah Bsrnhardt In
the photo play. "Queen Elisabeth"
\ noSYs House With "rhe Rainbow"
James T. Powers brings Two Littl.
Brides" to the West End Theatre.
Rose sydsll and her London Bellies
U(ll be at the Columbia Theatre.
The Murray HIN Theatre will hav,
tue Bon Ton Girls"
A. Hurtig = ssamon's viii be 18th,
~ 2AsQusSadsrs."
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