The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-21

MONTGOMERY and stone came to the
Globe Theatre last nigh, for the annual
Flv which udis 20 much 30 tine pleasure
Of oNIF'-urc in this city. CHARLES Il.
u'ity CHAM this time selected fof them
a Chinese fantasy entitled "Chn-Chin,"
q which Ammo Caldwell. who has done 50
well a.. them e. the past, was the author.
WIN tlns o'pea she wrote the iyrlcs.
snl Ivan CaIyll supplied the music, very
ms'odious and delightful music It was,
quite rs fresh and ailuring ~ any he
has over turned out for these musical
1,avs r. II. Burnside, whose skill as
stage manager OF such plays is known.
put .als ono into the form that charmed
tho audeace SO much last night
O, course Montgomery and Stone
wee the foundations OF all the success
which the new piece gained. But they
were framed In lovely scenes. and there
vas ~ end OF entertaining incident to
reconcile tac spectators 20 their brief
abs.r..1 from tae scene. There was Al
to- bazaar to serve as the opening view,
a.. ,ult % the tea shop. then the tea
shop ns the nnH sc ne OF the first act,
w. song sor Bile S,ory, whom Mr..
pWrsglm found IN vaudeville, and
Temple BELLS for Fred Stone TO sing.
T.. -.,rui act brought the terrace of the
pslasr wa zee FrCi Stone performed with
v-uostr on the mechanical piano Just
As af.l..a-., As l!t:ls Arthur Dunn used
10 d. So. "a has Pade"ewski hair years ago
a, The old Lyric Theatre. and then per-
Violet
Zsu before n. was seen outside the cir
Gus :au. The actual circus, which closed
tn second act. revealed Mr.. Stone as
NJ, rr.oY.ki and Mr. Montgomery us
IT,. '...-a.
-.s last division OF the old Arabian
NJ. .Hle passed in the park with
Gr5,n.. song FOR Miss story and IT'S
AI.g.s Wa. 10 Tipp,ra.y' for Montgom'
- nrt stone Mr. Dillingham; bought
to ,rhfs OF the song last summer TO-
.r r Il WIS IN the present entertain
mo-, AT the Winter Garden for only
o.. ..-rorul1uce Mr.. Dillingham; noti-
q. !... Sluh--t that ne owned the rights
4. '.. song and Mr.. Shubert Immediately
withdrew II.
-.... wore some Of the modern and
az. ...ya cmhcl.shm- to the old story
e. Aladdin AID his lamp. wilhelm o'
London had designed Chinese costumes
~ y-.,t beauty. The stage was con
ST., ,.s,ure OF Oriental beauty OF con
Trusting and harmonizing color TheI
-pa-. was no lack OF such incidenta
features az the performers in the circu
rc.r.. tho beauty OF the Young worne'
NM tho graceful dancing OF even the les
conSpiruau. OF the company.
W AI9ddir Of the ancient world coul'
Rave rubbed his lamp to better erect maj
II No 81 nj
N.re ~ the previous entertainments
ira, -urrad about the gifted Fred Ston'
and his PARTNER David Montgomery. wa
30 satisfying to its first night audience
as "Cnin-Cnln." II is certainly the bes
~ g. series All that is amusing-th
hest that Is IN what Is amusing-"as II
tNe niece last night.
rral Stone never danced with create
i-1rIratlln or humor. That he Will b
Fv'l'ulv arroSatlc ls to he expected
Put there was certainly more 70 marFc
n N MS dancing In the Temple BelIS
song and n his imitation Or the modef'
f'sns In which he held Miss zen on nj
SINNERS. than his admirers had hop"
- see Then his imitation or VIC Fdli
oFtti the circus rider was lnimitahl'
IL "a not only an Incompatible acropa
rr1 dancer but ne impHrts 10 both tines
Rcc mp. fhm5n.s the genius OF comedian
u ls after all. the intellectual that ri
NwNNs pvtr the physcal "ohutIS NC
Hh'n 30 accomplish.
Then be- was not alone David Nom
ronsrv had h's moments Of humor. Ther
49, some admirable singing from tn
trm-v and fresh faced Belle story
Dog-.ts Stevenson and Helen Falcone
da~rcl wl-h grace and some elements
raF,,ty 'he newe- steps, and Charles Alc
r.-t, an American comedian who ma
hAon f7v some years In london, did som
t-los'1rm1tIons that astonished the aud
en-
Tla-e wera also such novelties as N
Pvr.aro~rn IN tho trees % the singin
t.ra. wh, Joined IN the chorus whe
t.o'r orn-engs V1s not suspected, tho wor
Gor' band %, hra-s instruments whic
Introduced effects never dreamed OF b
., most famous OF conductors, and N
2" ~ both MONTGOMERY and stone mlI'
trI miles through the clouds-accon
.ol = course by the cinematograph'
2. word, nothing was left undor
'.I' could delight last n!gh's aud!enc
a' q Hi'l delight many moro is a COZ
I..n thrt cannot be avoided FL
''.-rU'u' rs the best Of long sorle
Z 'r.' rrrrcsentat!ve gathering OF Ne
l', de- drd that unanimously