| Show I 771 j or a LLtI4tiI1 A0F + I I t I VIM 0 ONE will suffer from nphlha NO mix after teeing A Little lu > f nunthlnt The allcnunld but IntlMent little ray of mirth In thin o ly I Imported taros which pencil th New York theatrical tcaron at Wai I lack I a frugal fitfully through three 101 grave and order frivolity but emotive of London fee The evai hot holes h-ot this came ray mike it quite unMceMary for Ihe hers at Wallat k t to Van tmnked glaun round among lhe audience A Mule Itay or Sunshine will never oorcti the pluh lining or mn orchestra chair III II a nineteenth century Cm dy or Krror with only one Antlph i lu I The Anllpholu In this rate U an S ecoenlrlr wealthy but kind hearted little lit-tle nobleman lord Markham who sees about like one of IHckeni rherryl brother trying ilwtyt 1 to make other people happy II doe thl with a Hie Hum and geniality that la I beautiful to behold but the unlordly manner in which the aged nobleman Is I treated by Ida unappreciative relative and ati dale would be Bathetic In the exlrrrr were It not for the Imperturbable good nature or his big hearted benefactor of der drubs lover Title Ullle Hay hone last neuon al the loyalty theater In London and on a rod It It sold a very roipTou run In the Socialists metropoilt That success I will merely 1 be duplicated In America There la too much of the calcium carbide car-bide or Anglican humor In such Within Wi-thin to mike American adlento will tae I to balk In It Mr William Milan w Lord Markham Is I one might ay the tolrlt of London Punch Incarnate and whit American ever really appreciated the Inaenilahle humor of Punchy Th 1 wont that con ran aay about It all l that It It I Fnglllh awfully Fngllth you I I know and II llnea or conilructlon rn l I low fbe old primitive ideas uf cum13 I I making of W good year ago t I Th atom limit to I simply pit 11 11 1 Athlon a young Kngllli until l I 1 about to marry Conn Markham Ih I tletr of his old I friend end school I flow I i f-low I Dick Markham Now title mi Dick Mirkham n young men In I I ill l I comedlee 1 and actual life aomellm 0 d contracted a sporting debt but line by I Ihe way of a few add I Ihoiittn I 10und It Till debt 10 I tummarlly and lunllly J and at the memo time aecretty tetlle up by Par hlllp for the make of old Illness I ml all lhat Port nf thing To do Hill the btmvolent l young Mir Philip son laM la-M Debts a money lender of the good nil elereotype Impossible tort and nonchalantly Ion away the beloved 1 home 1 of hit forefather which was very generou of air Ililllp Hut Itobh t ttnng In tay want hit money and I II Interest and even Ihrealrni to lake the roof from over Sir Ihlllps held on the evl of hli marriage WIth this nradlea anent the play begin 1 It Is I Jut at Chin point hal lord I Markham who ten rearm ago had any Itrlouly reutlled away to the mine otA ot-A III to repair hit depleted fortune for-tune turns up Incog I at Athlon Hall t with him on fashioned itla through f which beam a pair or kindly eye life nullanOlih clothe and 1 him good old r reliable comedy Unlanna lunging rrom his coattail pocket Aril the footman find the old I chip chuckling stoically about till Dan long forsaken dining room anticipating the joyous t welcome he to I about to receive Whereupon Where-upon ArylK liking hi lordthlp for one of the cottager straightway chucks a him out He come back Then Inlly an river talkative houermald take Markham for an unexpected uncle from Autlral and lovingly carries 1 him off In her arms lo the servant lull He comet buck 1 Thn 1110 linpccunluui nephew Dick I t llarkhim and the retails fair Ihlllp bulled 1 with their welding preparation mletake their humble looking uncle fee shit ilread Dobbs still one mor chuck 1 him out 11 If come luuk Then I j > Ir Denham taken her turn and inltlakct him for a better employ and active < more he I rd1 out e 1 This naturally U I all very funny Th reel Itobba appears and is I In turn into lake for board Markham Ile regard I e law warm reception aeon effort to Ins t roll him and threaten to fonclo The I 1101 thickens and the Mill noblemen a gradually M ril > e file > lluillnn takes r every Indignity will whim h he accepts w0 1 a I hug joke and sets aa the god from a the machine when the klca ate about 1 to fall then everything la I dlcoered and every one I happy It Is I all a very truly and a 1 very tin I 1 lie and n very lm < oralhle old story not calling for the broad treatment the leapfrogging over furniture and 1 time mo chin mad Hag situations which the t Imported Hmylh nice company line put Into II The Imiuaclou 1 domeeltc roily mil two Jivcnllo Invert who have been dragged into the comedy by file rl heel and rather elunld young hats nl i 1 that do nothing but lwure the bright neii of Hint central figure I of Markham y vhlih n u aloes th entire lay I Far I fit from I ft nulch radiates all the Interest to bo I found In I them easy going the Reis nt p Kngllli farce Mr Herbert gparllng j I I ti Carlton a dlpl mitt uf to looked o > rase IKJ > came lor his I port nnd Mr 1 Wallace Knklnn ai the quire was ni C fund lmpaalt e Raid I ordinary The I women of the company did nothing to i a show their claim to anything abate 1 mrdlocrlly I e Hut for all thin I the reception which I the Mill Hay received was carnal and at time even enthusiastic This I t ha a spatial tlinlHrance I when It It I re I momberel th no later than laitipilnii I the board uf Mullicki were ociupkd I o by the prurient Tho Vukm That unclean Imiurtill ue a nt icrf ni Once wiih wIll 1 1 put to tied a amother Which I mold rlulm Ties Tlrtle Mlle 1 Fin lan and The Lateral as its e narllngi If A Little Hay of Hun fh ne li I nn earueot 1f iwitr and purer thl map 01 n ripe of the dramatic d Delta 110 pr ent nn I to bring tor a forth all Inter nr lilt should rrint for It II Is I itlilng rise me LUll AN X 10 7 a a 1 111 A t 1 v GHOST SCENE iN TILErGIRLFROM MAXIMS se11 tJ Ito aSrr 0 a1 T I 1 a t I to I w I t 4 A TWO SCENES FROM r 7k LITTLC 11AY oFSLIN5t11r 99 Hay I clean wholeaom awl urwug gellv of metal Dews g And that nowuda famous a great daU Americana who have been In I Iarl of late I have 1een 1 Hying I with numerous significant wink And nod thai on Itoul 1 not min The Illrl From Maxim 1 Max-im a They whispered 1 under the risen how last year IU 1 rlilin prototype La Dame do Chei Maxim Ihrllbil Willi a momentary exrllement vn the dlillliitkm houlevirdler shot It Who rumored about among the txtcctattt one In this city Ihal Ih Criterion wa tu hold line of the wartncet product lion of th Incoming aeaaun All thin excllemnl wa fir nothing Time American adai lera uf pale Dam do Cliei Maxim 1 had religiously and In I deleteriously iurkil nil the paint off Ihlt once highly colored French rarer and If ever there were three aria or tlntlm and colorleaa horseplay they are In tw I round In the dlelnrecled anti Altlertoanlaed tenlin nr Th llrl From Maxim teen In its present vitiated form however how-ever this little drama It I not yet the tort ot literature that would U altogether I settle eultabl for Ponder school libra I flee It represents the adventure or a peetaUi doctor middle easel and married who takes a night off sets beaatly drunk and carries a Metallic House woman home with him mlUk log I his residence for a hotel Th next nornlng he awakia and finds himself under n seats and the women occupying tile bed Ames tits wife is I a devoleil arv1 highly rrye1 able woman lots 11 Imln a I AlarmingIlefnn lots anwe 1 come Runt from the Tenderloin or Per Is I has a chance to drew the doctor i wife cmtora 1 and a eeile or presumably ludicrous concealnunl awl 1 decuptlom are normal finally at events pro Cited the doctor lint to claim the boy denlih street woman a tits wife still aitch a-itch Introduc her Into a country irl made up if refined and quite decorou parson Here the girl from Maxim doe the Mme Holes drain act with al ordinary commonplace cuarieneiM 10 I filling Items rent of the play unit after many complication if u tiry mechan teal 1 and almost algebraical complexity the plot unwind and the grlirll he aimed off on an unsuspecting old gen crate 1 who triumphantly rarrio her off to Africa with him Joaephlni Hall as The airl had the vulgarity but non of the seductiveness of the Moulin I thus type she repre treated and though the real or the company com-pany thouted and reamed and per Hired and gyrated and Hernhardted through their three act or competition farce there wa always a plnrul tIne lIng l-Ing or toineihlng wanting In their mor rlmt TRUMAN I telTON Now York yrr I y ft 1 |
