New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-22
ots of Good Fun in"Chin-
chin" for Children and
Grown-UpS.
Mile BURKE SIGNS
LONG CONTRACT
.,.,;re Genee to Dance Here
Cor Queen Mary's Fund
New Plays Promised.
~ HECTOR TURNBULL.

By HECIOk iOhNDo IL
,.,. Chin" the musical fantasy
Osiu .eThe Arabian Nights tale Of
k:eS s sa and the Wonderful Lamp,
'Aao pS.nnily CHARTERED at the Globe
-" % z going to be a rare treat Tor
sIta3ren this season, as well as
ne "mbolesome fun for grown-ups.
81" ice the days Of "kyjsnka has
w.. w. been so glorious a Somo,na'I,on "a
q Ssncing, gay scenes ana ist'eT e,i
Beginning in a toy SHOP nlleo
~ live toys, the slaves OF the lamp
we yI..somery and Stone) fairly Guido
A 0nl in filing the succeeding
ts &c.. Of their adventures with tun'
s CIV" dance in the tea shop, give a
Ih1 rsc;tsl in the palace, drop out OF
rSnv and light on the moon, JOIN
az ns and wind up at the end just as
soS =. ever. Besides being sur
nel' "a bv a most attractive chorus OF
,bs two stars have finely as
fn.s's scries Of stunts from an UNI
soi hs Jhsnd. led by a darby, 10 a light
va .Sspge artist" calculated to NIL
/. hs time between their appearances
most successful manner. And II
~ bs not enough to keep a reasonable
IA in good spirits, we call particular
...,tion 10 the unparalleled appear
80, ~ Mr.. Frederick stone himselt as
NJ Fsllofsky, the bareback circus
LIZ Even though a dernck is re-
80 "a Mace him on the horse, his
I'M IS fascinating 10 see. Also,
.-li. the tail right off a real horse
-. climax to his stunts. This
Nv, with the eloquent legs also gives
iS.r,jne exhibition with a partner
-. nsver touches the floor, which, OF
..-r,, Is lust the thing to take home
vi Nv on the family. Belle Story,
-. has some pleasing songs, and the
.,i,e;nsls and chorus sing many others.
*. rbst we would like TO emphasize
4 dat the entire production. is pre-,
,.,t,d with such uncommonly good
,,st. It's combination OF music ana
,.,sdv never for a moment suggests a
s~psjesl comedy" as we understand
-. tenn. For all those who have in
Snlosd in q heavy diet Of musical
s,r,dies for the last few seasons we
and suggest the following expert
-srt: Collect two or three prospective
Gssens, lowering about the age of ten,
,,E. them 10 the Globe and see who has
he most fun.
All Young men who have purchased
a, October Metropolitan" bathed
BiEs Burke's portrait in tears and
,,eked il on the wall in the belief
,i,i they would never sec her like
,r,in on the stage may buck up and
r,,une the business Of life again. She
has lust signed q fve-year contract
Win Charles Frohman. She Will,
rp5,r tire new contract, play in one
a M. Frohman's New York theatres
,,.h season until Christmas. Her
ptssnt tour will be extended until
July md next season she will play IN
9 drama which will require her ap-
pstrsnce in seven different characters,
one Of them being white faced clown.
Also, sooner or later. she will be
Rosslind in "As You Like It." There
sVWl
Ad.line Genee is now in this coun-
tn for a fve-weeks' farewell tour,
thsr which she will return to London
snd retire from the stage. Mile. Genee
viii dance with her company at the
Colonial Theatre next week and the
week following At the Palace Theatre.
Vile. Gcneo says she is here for
patriotic reasons. 81 have come to
he United States for five weeks 10
earn money 10 give 10 Queen Mary for
tie Queens Fund Of S5.000.000 which
d being raised for the widows and
orphans Of British soldiers killed in
action. pledge myself 10 give every
penny Of my income on this tour after
paying expenses TO Queen Mary for her
imd" Nile. Genee brings with her a
ballet and several solo dancers.
William Ellotts production Of ok
psrience." a three-act modern play by
George V. Hobart, will be seen in the
Booth Theatre Tuesday evening, Octo-
Der q. Experience" is to a certain
extent familiar to New York audi
snce,, since d single scene was pre-
senied as the feature Of the Lambs
al-stsr gsmbol at the Metropolitan
Opera House last spring. In il Mr.,
Elliott himself viii return 10 the
Stage, after managerial intorludc Of
more than two wears. lie VIII play
Youth. There are twelve scenes in
The three acts Of Experience" aud
While the characters arc all pcrsonlil-
Gallons, the play is in no sense an
sllegery or a morality, but drama in
Which single story is unfolded.
Supported by her entire English
company from the Playhouse in Lon
seon, Marie Tempest viii inaugurate
her farewell New York engagement at
ne Comedy Theatre on Monday even
ng, November 2. She will appear in
5 repertory Of plays, including "Mary
Does First AT the Barn" "The Mar
Hage Of Kitty and others. she will
open her season with Henry Arthur
s,oness newest comedy, "Mary Goes
ilrst,' Miss Tempest's forthcoming
Engagement will be her last appear
,nce here, as the present tour of
Smerica, undertaken under the au-
Spices o. the Messrs. Shubert. cOnsti-
,ulIes her farewell to the Western
Hemisphere.
Rose Stahl's new play, "A Perfect
.Say, will be presented al the Hud-
''n Theatre Wednesday, October %.
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