Show I PERCY HAMMONDS HAMMOND'S LETTER t NEW TOnIC TOnK Jan Jn Leo lI 11 q Leo Leo Car Car- Car rifle told his hiss first New York audi audi- audience once ence nce Monday Mondy night that Jim was the moi beneficent drama In which he ho had ov ever r play play- 1 played played ed So helpful ho he salci 1111 had boon been It its on the tho loud load that he felt tolt It would t be woi 01 Us th while to act It ItI I overt ven If It he t get paid tor for doing I so There Thero was wo th stenographer nog In that city and the president In this the tho agent here and nd the tho man mn there all there all of I whom horn and nd mony many mar more h I hi t ed ed him hint of ot lt Its Im Between en the tho n t of ot Gypsy Jim JimI I saw sw a 0 philanthropist write a check ehk tor for 2 0 and rise It to the treasurer of at 1 t New York hospital explaining 1 aa as he ho did no so that It was wason wason as ason on account of ot tho the piry y Th Therefore fr fr Carrillo must b right about It it ThIs by pi er-by er thought It to ho be nothing but and fan fan- fantastic fan fn fantastic t gestures lust just a baby stop or two from tram tie nursery Wrong no doubt again Mr Carrillo as 1111 an on ec- ec ec eccentric centric oung million tire lire who dis- dis dis disguising sousing guising himself 3 as s a y unhappy homes homo and mak mk i them better lie Ito performs phenomenal tricks with cha eha end fetishes end and then r causing his bone bone- b ne to b- b b ted In him he be sa saves saes es t tom om pul and ml gets them ement The Tho die die- dis discouraged law at att reY lItla I Is pro pro- pro provided vided w with ith remunerative litigation his hlA desperate youn young son on Is given a market tor for his lv rUnn his pret prot- pret- pret pretty pretty ty d short hort atones find toy toy- fiver or er with the tho ma editors and his wife a Il hoe m Is turned Into an optimist It Is all lone done JIM Jin e by In- In Inspiring inspiring In Inspiring faith and lt B-lt confidence In human beings who aro are dow do donand down nand n and out Gypsy Jim tand slid In love lovo with n Ith the young women oman In the tho course of Ih thi experiment and nd after conold ablo able In the tto ht Fot act ct be- be be 1 be becomes cornea comes engaged to hp he married to her hr Oscar 0 car Id and Milton Herbert Cropper are the au authOrs authors thors of at the I Ml II and the tho principal pal I pIa players ers aro are tie Miss Mis Bryan Dryan- Bryan Allen Allen Alien Harry Mental or George Far Far- Farron Far ren ron roo and Elizabeth Patterson The eight or In nine characters In Mr Sutton Sulton Vanes Vane's Outward Bound are ar dorid people pIe en rout route upon II a a modern st to the tho life lito hereafter Sorpe Sone of them oro aro hound heavenward others to hell hellIt hellIt hellIt It is Ia not then ns IlS sou ou lm an exhilarating va voyage vonge to witness At first the tho pa er i do flo not know that they have teased leaned sed to live IIvo and nd they conduct themselves a as ordin ordin- ordinary ordinary ordinary I ary travelers long how how- however ever eser they begin to notice at ot of h h vessel vel Is die die- dis discovered covered to have havo no starboard lights and no et craw clew ow There Thero Is 1 no orches orches- orchestra tra Ira aboard no deck dock primes no boat bot drills and no 01 Ritz Canton restaurant rant The ship Is in Ir rile charge ot of the salon steward l j i cadaverous Chron Charon who finally Informs Inform them that they thoy are aro all aJl embarked for tor havins I It Is 18 a It difficult thing thine It Is le said I Ito to take tako Death a portrait Time The Ty- Ty Tyrant Tyrant Ty Tyrant rant never flit Consequently Outward Bound Is but a It moderately moderately con convincing picture ot of Interval o the In- In Inton In ton ILl between this thia w world and the tho next It Its characters Indeed are re much moro more lifelike than those In Inmany inmany Inmany many ot of the tho Dro dramas or of the living But Dut they develop Into neither one thing lice liar the th other As a 0 It Is Interesting and amid I though doleful Is not ot The ship s a boll bolls boils toll sullenly now ond nd then ana anCl and there Is some somo I drum beating and anti elton alien en which cause caURO ion all olI ou to shudder The Tho Boatman botman I is pale 1010 and sorrowful cr rr he manages mana hi his floating r but 10 re Is Ia quite human when wll n h b Inke takes hIs Up tips from the spirit IrO I r It ItI I ii all 11 very ry ery different from time the do- do de detail tail tn In lit a I rhe Site rile Sr Spook ook Sonata at the Provincetown ProvIne eta n the the- t atin In that odious imbecility such as s are re dead drad are re made up so that the tho audience madeI I know that the ore oro dead dd And believe It or no one of ot Cr M Robert Robort Edmond Jones bits ot of seen seener er In The Spook SoOk Sr Sf S nata ata t 1111 I li a pal pal- pallid pallid pal pallid CrI I lid ceon In irs duplicate of ot the april april- appliances ances put around beds at atthe atthe the tho morn nt ot of dissolution Artle- Artle tic i tic perhaps ait as inspiring In In and loud d uhs ot of appreciation The Tho rust rest t of ot Outward Bound Is so eon fon nur to the tho i play that It n TI nv V be bo repeated repented h ImOre rc rcA A meek old h charwoman Miss Deryl Mercer th the steward Mr J 1 M t n a 0 pompou cI capi Mr Eugene Rowers Poors o ors a bye hys hysterical Mr tr Alfred Alfrod Lunt II a clergyman Mr Lyonel Watte I In n a snobbish woman of the world Miss Mils Charlotte Cranville an Ex- Ex Examiner Ex Examiner x- x xi i miner Mr Dudley and ond two tl shadowy living halt suicide Miss Margol 1 Gillmore and Mr Le Leslie lIe Howard S ver 1 weeks ao a o a It hopeful land band of ot London musical were ere Imported by Mr tr Arthur Ham Ham- Hammerstein Ham to give Ive an son entertainment oct 0 the tho root roof of the tho Century theater Tho They wore ore The The Tho Nino o 0 Clock Revue and ond they show show- showed show show-ed ed d many signs of ot and nd spirit Americans w who II ho had hod attended thorn them In England Eng were worp enthusiastic and ande e eer er thin se l mcd od propitious foi tOI a hospitable visit lot 1 e they thoy failed 1 Few Fe people went to see sea them even rt alter after they had summoned d 0 New York comedians to toh h help p them out and 11 they oy withdrew under humiliating cIrcumstances Now a similar Andre Andr Charlota Charlot's London revue ue not so ery much bolter than Its Ita harIe predecessor I Is having good for for- fortune fortune for fortune tune at the TI Times s Why h the tho theone theone ono one should hv have beer boel HO tin rebutted rebuffed while the other Is so 10 trIumphant Is Just another of ot those tholo mysteries which only the Broad Broad- Broadway way Broad way y managers can penetrate pen Mr Chariots Chariot's vu rt-vu vue ri-vue I Is a miniature as compared red to the tho extensive Amor- Amor Amerlean lean spectacles but what It Icks lack In scenic acreage It tor for In speed and nd cleverness It Is a eol- eol collaboration col collaboration of ot a 0 dozen or mor mor- 11 ii 11 and cartoonists ts each ech con con- contributing con contributing an Iem h here re and nd there Such merry morry l as s Eric Blore Dion Ronald Jeans Ivor Nov Nov Nov-li ll and Philip Draham Braham are by s swift and burlesques of burlesques of t the tho kind that American newspaper lou lou- hu humorists might write trIte for tor or I There are three other othor especial In Mr Chariot Charlot s a 81 Mimms v Miss Gertrude Lwrence a r beu beauty dancer and actress Miss Mica Ben Beatrice Lilliea Lillie LIlUe a keen satirist and nd and nd t twenty English enty or mOl memo e rood looking Eng Eng- Eng Eng- lish girls of ot the t type tie po of at cho- cho chorus cho chorus rus rue lady |