Evening journal., 1913-10-23
aTHE wOMANv Ar THE AYENuE.

@1HE WOMAN" Al THE AVENUE. 4
The production Of THE Woman" at
the Avenue Theatre this week is be-
ing appreciated in a material way by
playgoers This is demonstrated by
the fact that large audiences witness
the play every afternoon and evening.
The CONFESS Players are presenting
this great success of David Belasco in
manner that is both finished and !
pleasing. They are so competent, !
/ however, and so we'll fitted TO per-
fectly produce any play now on the
boards, that their triumph IN the cur
rent attraction Is but natural. The
drama has an abundance OF real force |
and merit while many of the situa-
tions are natural. This makes II a |
vehicle wherein the Avenues conf /
pany can show its ability In very de-
cided fashion.
Robert Conness, the leading man,
is more than making good He is an
actor of so much ability that he is
we'll able to give a perfect portrayal
Of the lead" in any play now on the
I boards The same commendation
, likewise applies to Miss Bender the
leading woman, and to the other
UltHlDtIE Vi AAH Avenue y cAANrN ~
panization. II is an acknowledged
? TACT tnat the Cunnes5 Players fern 2
: stock company that is not surpassed
y lby any resident theatrical Organiza-
ton in this country.
The bill at the Avenue next week
will be "A Girl in the Taxi" This
production will be given with all the
g splendor with which il was presented
3 on Broadway. II is one of the very
r. best musical comedies ever written.
OPERA SINGERS AT GARRICK.
MIR. and Mrs. Pasquale Mario. who
, are at the Garrick Theatre this week,
, are making a splendid impression, es-
Z pecially with the music loving public
They are Italian grand opera singers
of ability of being able to sing IN
Italian and English equally we'll, a
demonstration of which they are Civ
ing this week. and as a result they
are interesting not only to the Amer
4 ican patrons of the Garrick but also
to many of the Italian residents, VINO
are lovers of high-class music. Mrs.
a Mario Is handsome and stately
Young woman, and her voice. though
- decidedly sweet, is quite strong. She
appears In a number of very pretty
- gowns during this engagement which
- is also an interesting feature, espe-
:, cially for the ladies. The italian songs
:, they sing are Caruso's masterpiece
=, 'eThe Clown Solo," and the "Gayes
% Paris" duet, from La Traviata."
AZ aTHE MARRIAGE GAME"
s THE Marriage Game" an origina
m comedy by Anne Crawford Flexner, au
,e thor Of Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbag'
nv Patch" and "rhe Lucky Star" open
ev tonight at The Playhouse for an engage
to ment of three nights end Saturda
S5 matinee. under the management
oh John Cort. The author has selected a
ar entirely new theme for her lsiest pla.
Sn basing the story on the game of maj
cd riaee as it is played todgy with moi
is or less success by New Nofk's smal
lid set.
"a "a An unlimited guest ancng the six il
he lvited bv Nevil lngraas'n, a young men
Der of several yacht and un'versit
toa clubs in and arould New York. for
40 cruise aboard his yac1-, "lle Bachelor
,sv liz the principal person concerned IN u
sed many complications that arise durin
md the action Of the play. After threaic
'iv ing TO upset the party by her urt,
-. nected presence, the lady is cleverl
Inc lutlllLtQ 10 AhNl Aht 'NA~hN va
nc ham in his purpose to reconene Il
~ or drifting apart Of his younger sister Al
40 lher husband Ingraham IS hacnel
~ ~ who looks upon the married life from B
ass lpinnacle of supposed security, hut
structure crumbles, bringing with
fall happiness TO all directly inVolN
in its building.
The action of the play takes place
hoard Ingrahams yacht during I
month of June at the present peril
There are three acts and three seem
Mr. Cort has selected for the interpret
tiou of the authors characters the 4
IT lowing distinguished players: AleNand
|F carlisle, Orrin Johnson. Vivian Mart
~ Charles Trobridgc, Allison Skipwor
William Sampson. Josephine Lovett a
vsi- George w. Howard The production
so staged under the direction of Hu
ced Ford.
aen "THE FIVE FRANKF0RTERS."
es- sThe Five Frankforters" 1.-THE st'
has of the House of Rothsehildl, VIII
,ars comes to The Playhouse October % a
-eat %. is a wondrous comedy drama, Dc
re- cately formal. yet gracious, repl
with the customs and manners OF
,lan period ls22), and yet very hun
- - o..,-;,,,;,,, .,.,th the reality III