The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-12
x ~ BUSY WEEK. IN THE THEATRES

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Ia out Of the ordinary The centra:
idea 10 that there are those who have
the idea that certain colors influence
the emotions. Gustape Bonnet, a.>
rlsian scarf merchant and colorist: Jane
KIRK, an American buyer. with her
mother: Archibald Speed his ward
Tririe Turner. and Hunter UpjohB. a
spendthrift. all try She influence Of
various color schemes. in consequence
Jane. falls in love with FAINTER and there
are little mixups with the others.
THE Governors Boss" to be seen
at the Garrick tomorrow night, is .
love story with detective Incidents. II
also tells the imaginary inside story Of
a political conflict that divided the
people Of a State into hostile camps.
The dominant figures in the story are
elected Governor. the daughter of the
Executive. the Governors private Sec .
rotary and a young woman who had
been wronged by the wicked son Of
the wicked boss. The action begins
In the Cafe de Richie, in the metropolis
Of the State, shifts to the Capitol. back
to the metropolis. and again to tho
Capitol. Almost Immediately after the
shows his hand. When the Governor
refuses to obey the boss declares he
will show him who is the real ruler
| OF the Commonwealth. The daughter
| of the Governor. however, loves her
| fathers private secretary In the third
act, when the Governor Ia about to be
| impeached by aid of snen whom the
| boss has bribed, the Governors daugh-
| ter offers to sacrifice herself for her
father. The fourth act is the impeach-
ment trial
In the cast are John f. Kel!ard.
| George Fawcett, Sidney Cushing. Nit
chell Harris, Richard Gordon. Charles
I.ait, Frank Andrews. Forrest Seabury,
Charles Setter. Emory Blunkail Earle
Craddock. Delos Flanagan. Misses Ce-
| Gil Kern. Frances McGrash. Jeanns
| Eagle and others.
|
| winthrop Ames's productfon Of "ThA
George at The Little Theatre next Tues
day, while technically a revival IL prac-
tically new production as far a.
! New York is concerned, for the play
was seen here for a very short time
only. although It toured the country for
two years and ran for whole year
in London. Indeed, THE Truth" was
CLYDE Fitch's first real London sue
cess. After it's long rum there at the
Comedy Theatre IL was translated into
practically every language of Europe
and played at the foremost theatres of
Germany and France. Italy and Aus
tria, besides touring in the Scandina-
Wan countries. As is customary with
Winthrop Ames. thecast OF The Truth"
is notable one Besides Miss George
1t includes Zelda Sears, who will take
the part OF Mdddmc CreSpipny, which
Clyde Fitch wrote for her and in which
she made a great impression when the
play was first produced, Isabel Irving,
Fanny Har,z, sydney Booth. Conway
Tearle and Ferdinand Gottschalk Miss
George will play Becky Wdrdpr. The
character OF the charming and frivo-
lous yet at the same time irreproach-
able society woman should suit her
we'll.
Mile. Pavlowa begins the second and
last week of her farewell engagement
at the Manhattan Opera House to-mor-
row night. A number of novelties are
announced for the eight performa noes
TO be given during the week. La File
Nal Gardee," dance drama in two
acts, will receive its first and only New
York presentation at the matinee on
; Wednesday, April Is. Mile. Pavlowa
has also added several new divertsse.
ments to her present repertoire of short
dances. so that when the curtain rings
down on her final appearance next
seen the famous dancers entire reper-
toire of ballets and advertisements for
the first time. The programme for he
last performance, by the way, has not
yet been decided upon, as II is planned
to make that a gala night. II will
consist Of one ballet for which most
requests are received and a double pot
} pourri OF requested advertisements. In
Guiding half a dozen dances by Pavlowa
} herself.
LA File Nal Gardee" will be pre-
: scented only at the Wednesday matinee
On Monday night the company vii,
, dance "G!sele." a number OF new d.
2 vert!ssements. and the standard favor
ties like the Gavotte and Moment Mu-
steal Tuesday night "Amarilla." Pre-
A iudes" and advertisements; Wednes-
e day matinee. THE Daughter: Wednes-