Show PLAY WITH A D iAU I I I I cj I j 1 I I j jy I I y z S ti I 4 p J i I It tp I 0 I A d I P I I I cr I o I 1 I T r L I I j jr I I t I r 0 p r l tJ i J i Mr I tg 5 t fir r W Wh V h M SCENE IN ACT II OF THE liTHE CHARLES CHERRY AND ALICE RiKER r EW PlAY I WITTY I Great Playwrights Final Effort I Has Thousand Laughs and andI I Two Stars Stara What the San Francisco Call Says about II The Bachelor J that will play at the tomor tomorrow tomorrow row night D By WALTER ALTER ANTHONY ANTHOY Only one sentiment marred the he corn com completo pleto mont of The Thie Bachelor at atthe I Ithe the last night The house bonso I was comfortably filled arid and t tivo the lie cast was admirable an and the counted two stars In Instead stead of only one as was expected by bylie lie advance billing the scenery was what It should have been heen and nd the lie coso cos I tn mes suitably There were a thousand laughs If IC I her and the play was nn an interesting mixture of comedy and wit nicked Dickel out of a stor story whose plot was based on Q a pr pretty tty romance What was the matter lion 11 c The that Intruded now and again to with a pleas otherwIse 1 was and f fastened to our 0 03 tim tho reflection that rhe Bachelor was sas the lie last com dy thiat wIll ever laugh under CI Clyde de witty cle er cr pen There will be no more com coni nor dramas foi COl that matter by Clyde Fitch and sometimes I caught myself checking a laugh at the thought that the tho brilliant playwright will not Dot give to the American stage any moro more examples of his cameo and sensitIve niL mL Earns Great praIse OtherwIse The Bachelor earns a awell well ell nigh ed of an and Charles Cherry who wha Is the crust bachelor an and Miss Ruth who as Jennie from thi th steam radiator to a real arc a splendId pall pair ot of comedy ers whom horn you ou will not willingly nor easily |