The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1915, Page 11

yore tt w t gate forme taben eerie threshold of honest Lar Hives, Altogether * realinn w fart iow on that, doer Tier are few writers Baglin’ he can do whet Mr Brie houses has don He knows bie ur ty and be ba sonee of propor ties that giver ymedy a univer- oad appeal. iu other words, he is AR ertict. He hme the rare faculty of taking in his own little world at # glance. His characters mean more to im than the story be tells, with « modesty seldom found in an author, ‘To be quite frank, the story is one that you may prefer to keep to your self, so I'l make tt short, In « few words, it concerns a hard- headed ol¢ father who labors under the fond de tuston that he will be able to marry Off his daughters to suit himerif, Of course, he doesn't do anything of the sort In the end be finds himself loft quite flat and only too gled to wel come back Maggie, the daughter of bia heart, who has managed the shoeshop and a husband to beot, with more skill than we find in most piays. ‘The author tells his story so well and #0 simply that he leaves nothing to be naid in bie favor. But there ts still a great deal to be said for tho acting that mado yesterday afternoon's performance a Pleasure that the theatre affords only on rare occaal First of all there was Molly Pearson, \’ho man- aged everything and everybody In her old-fashioned “ unty” wa, in the end, brought a new ch the bonnet she wore,» : to ™ the brass ring she bought afler she had stared her future husband in the face. tere was Maggie in a shoe- shop running everything to suit her- self and b: aging her father's best shoemaker out of the cellar in order that she might “ pose” to him, Miss Pearson played this part in a to. oug.ly businesslike and charming But the men were not far her, So far as they were con- cerned, they succeeded in creating 1 oarious laughter As the old fatior, A, G, Andrews gave the fine: example. of he has of- fered since his old days with Richard Mansfie!s ‘Beau Beummell.” in the last uct ag an olf man, broken e THE NEW PLAYS @ “Hobson's Choice” Better Than “Bunty Pulls the Strings.” BY CHARLES DARNTON Ly " yd throwing old shoe sh eth oF lone happy couple. joseph Bradley a at the incess |e eo . A. edmirabie that 1 ba be found along Bi agree with me ¢ WOMEN IN FLIGHT ON FIRE ESCAPES FROM S INVADERS Flight across a fire escape by a woman and her two daughters and by two men across roofs, and the serious stabbing of two other men followed a forced entrance by five ,| rowdies at 2 o'clock this morning of oe & the apartment of Mra, Ethel Kraem- er, at No. 421 West Fifty-third Btreet. eman later discovered one member of the attackipg party will ing by his finger tips from the ledge on capab! ourth-story window of a nearby | h, He was made a prisoner. | ti His companions escaped. Jealousy of two young men who were being entertained by Mrs. Kras trip downtown for, down by fol, he gave an unex- ypathetic touch to a char- Foge @bove. our old friend} it ined for the author to bring in a suggestion of “King Lear,” and thia is the only fault to be found with the play. But the two ungrate ful daughters, realized engagingly by Viola Roach and Olive Wilmot Davis, put a lesson into their old-fashioned Husties and managed to be charming in their somewhat solfish manoeu- vres. Barnett Parker made himself one of the funniest mon in the proceed ings as the tall and anxious Mr Beanstalk. In the more difficult role of William Mossop, who shrank from the practical girl who proposed to Dim In one of the best sce! of the play, Whitford Kane gave a perform. ance that was no less than a triumph “in stupidity. His face was enough in dtaelf to express the author's meaning and the author traded upon it to a —«—_—_S= = “Eddys’’ Sauce is one of the good things of life. Soups, stews, fish, oys~ ters, steaks, chopsand baked beans are more appetizing with a dash of Eddys OLD eTvie auce At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores. 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