The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01

IL a certain Zo:O. an attractive Parisi- /
"nuc who arrives IN Epnal uneXpcc'-
cdly From this time on trouble comes !
thick and fast Kaw & ErlanGcr, as
in their previous musical comedies, have /
made an elaborate ana beautiful pruduc- /
ton ~ "Tapa's Darling The first act
shows the grounds Of the academy, tn"
second q reception room In the acadcnr
and tho third IN" Bal Blanc NJ the CAFE
BOheme in Paris. The musical numbers
have been produced under the direction
Of Julian Mitchell while the dialogue
has been directed by Herbert Gresham
Several Of the faVorites Of the earlier
Klaw Il ErlanFer musical plays APP
pear In "Papa's Darling" The more
important players are Frank Labor as
textiles PcNpds. Dorothy Jardon as
ZOco. Alice Dewey as Germ1tne. Fred
Walton as L. Blanc, Octavia Broske "a
sophie, Jack Henderson as Marcel.
Frank Doane as col du Pdrws. Edna
Hunter as Dor'nc and Lucille Saunders
as Nine. du PARTS.
At the Th!rty-ninth street Theatre
beginning tomorrow evening Joe
Weber will present new musical far
( c!cal comedy, THE only Girl" for the
/ first time in this city. This new work,
which IL by Henry Blossom and Victor
Herbert, represents their first output
since their resumption Of interests for
tho Joint writing of musical plays Fred
q. Latham, who has hecn prominently
associated in the past for his success In
/ Staging 50 many ot the Henry Blossom
and Victor Herbert pieces, prepared
| The only Girl" for production.
49,. Oh ~
cludes Wilda Bennett. Adele Rowland,
Louise ne Icy. Vivian Vessel lose
phine Whittell. Estele Richmond, Mar
jorie Ovlatt, Jane Hilbert. Claire stan
dish, GLADYS schultz. Jeanne Darys
Thurston Han, Ernest Terrence, John
FindIay, led Prouty Richard Bartlett
and others.
Anna pav.owa will make her FIRST
New York appearance Of the season at
the Metropolitan Opera House on Tues
day evening. Supporting the premiere
danscuse viii he a company uf solo and
secondary dancers, reputed 70 be the
best Pavlowa has ever brOugh, 70
America. and an orchestra. Theodore
Stier Of London will he the musical
leader.
The performance IL to ho given for
the benefit Of the social service work IN
connection with tho babies wards in the
Post Graduate Hospital. and prominent
women Of this city are interesting them
81 Yes actively in It's behalf, The COM
mitteo in charge NJ the AFFAIR Is COM
posed Of Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr,
chairman; Mines, NJ. Orme Wilson Jr.
and Courtlandt Nicpll and Miss Janet
Fish. Among the pltronesscs are
Mines, W. * Vanderbilt Jr., Harry
Payne Whitney, James Burden, George
T., Baker, Ir, j. Norman de White
house. Nicholas Longwnr>h, Frank Gray
Griswoll and August belmont
Individual though Pavlowa's perfor'
! names always are, next Tuesdays vii
! establish n new novelty record even fol
r her An absolutely new ballet, "Flora's
! Awakening" will have it, premiere anc
. there viii he eight cassie divertisse
. mentS. of which Ave have never before
: been seen, But the novelty ~ the pro-
q gramme, from certain s,sndpo,nts. vii
= he called The Dance of To-day"
4, fea ,ure composed entirely ~ modern so
( cietv dances,
; Lew Fields will present . new oper'
= eta called SUD" at the Casino Thea