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The Man Who Stole the Castle Should Have Been a PorkSchooli IT seems too bad to throw awn a good Idea for the sake of a pair of kneebreeches and a handful of Sdcaths

Tile man who wrote The Man Who Stole the Castle had an Ideabut ho doesnt seem to have realized It What chiefly concerned him wasto print on hla programme Period End of XVI Century

Why XVI Why not XX Why not a living Andrew Carnegie InBtead ot a dead and dreary Jock Dalwyn

The buying of British castles by rich nobodies Is a strictly modern andAmerican Institution and there was the authors chance

He didnt see itr Ho saw only End of XVI Century and heard aaactor In a white wig and Beauty patch sputtering Odsflftti

k A Plttsburg millionaire otaculatinglHolyamokelwould have given thewhole conception life and reality

There would have been a really eplendld theme for drama the contrastbetween innocent aristocratic childhood and a shrewd unimaginativeAmerIcan business man with delightful qualities only waiting to beawakened

Mr Aubrey Bouolcaults Jock Dalwyn doesnt mean anything Thereti < 5s no contrast no conflict of Ideas Dalwyn informs you that his father

° who bought the castle for him is an upstart tradesman but there lo5 nothing to show the sons Inferior brooding In foot ho Is a good deal of

P gentleman from the beginning and his sympathies dont need the awnk-JenJng which should be the motive of tho playlet f

There is nothing extraordinary In the dnfant Sir Richard Elverton wantIng to fight Dalwyn for his ancestralcastle They were fighting days andOalwyn wore a sword

But Imagine tho fledgling aristocrat challenging a porkjwcker to mortalI CombatTheres a situation for yowl I

And perfectly rational too well within the Held of probabilityToo bad Wo could easily have spared the kneebreechee and tho

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Nor does Mr Aubrey Boucteault help matters He wag never more

t affected never more suggestive of the Eden Musee The only thing tobe said in his favor is that heits not the very worst performer in The

s titian Who Stole tho Castlet Miss Gertrude Towar whoiplayavSlr Richard Elverton must be award

trf that palm I

JC j JS aI JIi J much for the curtainraiser The farce There and Back which

iI SO follows Is the work of an actor and a good actorThe kindest thing ypu can do for There and Back is to think

i what a very very good actor Mr Arllss laOut of admiration ot Mr Arllaaos an actor I feel like hiding myjt opinion of his farce under heartfelt eulogies of his Cayloy Drummle In

A r The Second Mrs Tanqueray his Duke of St Olforte In The Notoriousi f Mrs Ebbsmlth and his War Mlnloter In The Darling of tho Qodefr And then it is nice to think of excuses

1 It Is easy to excuse an actor for not being able to write a play It Isnttfn the nature of things that > shouldt An actor is an Interpret of otherm na creations

An interpreter and a creator aro radically different beings

ff The better the Interpreter the poorer the creator tho bettor the priore poorer the authorI T Yes we can excuse Mr Atjlse for not bptag able to write a Rood play

cc not what we cant oxcusa him for Is thinking that be could and In cold bloodperpetrating euoh a refhwh ofstalo and vulgar farce materials as There

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fI Mr Charles E EvagldvQio eukttalna the leading part41tat same old

t Kwearlnosa of tho 1Ieahthoitrickyyoung bua angteiIggesta this arithmeticalformula Take Hooy erojh Brpnjj apd nothing remains

3l Ming Florence klTantgo nary bowwor as tine ofthe deceived wivos doseMiblt a eenae of humor and a deotdod feeling Qsr comedy

Which L the only dbwrfal tbingJto be recorded of the weeks only nowr mow KATB OAREW

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I ONLY ONE NEW fLAY NEXT WEEK JA new 4bunl will stalk leo p it pn

Tuesday afternoon at WsUUuoks Ed-

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t elfer bis conception of the melancholyI t4 g iD

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bays beep In progress severalweeps under the personal direction otMr Russell nastnteil try Frank ntlnau-ot the Court Theatre London and tnaIf Tuesdays performance and a pepend yap on Friday Afternoon are euc-aeeetul the nffaacnunt will coatla-

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I I to be trustedThere Back

I play the King Guy Bates PostLaertea end Frank McEnlee Horatio

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Something good may be expected atthe Fourteenth Street It eatie Mondaynight for those clover entertainers-the Four Cohans ere coming therewith a new musical farce called ¬

for Orace The piece Is alter-nately

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described as a rarzle dazzle offun song and dance and a ruralcomic opera with all the scenes laid ina village

The are a widowand a widower who In marrying de¬

ceive each other In saying they have nochildren when the widower has adaughter and the widow a son Theappearance of the children causesvarious complications A football gamoand a torchlight parade are features of

the performance Fifteen new musicalnumbers composed by George MCohan will heard

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Two carloads of talent will havepulled out the Grand Central Depot

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at 6 oclock this evening en route forAlbany where tho all etar Romeoand Juliet production arranged byl6bler Co win havo Its first proformance on Monday evening The castIncludes Kyrle Bellew Eben Plympton W H Thompson W II Fergu ¬

son Edwin Arden John E Kellerd FC bangs George Clarke Porrest Rob¬

inson Ddmund Brec e Miss Elea-nor

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Rojson Mrs W G Jones MianAda Owyer and Mabel Ay 1 ward and acompany which will aggregate sixtyeve people

Mr Plckwlck with De Wolf HopperIn the title role and the same excel-

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company which appeared In theunctuous musical comedy during Itsrun at the Herald Square Theatre willtoe the attraction at the Grand Opera

THE KINO AND THE EXPLORER

ttdward VII boarded the Discovery In order to meet and personally compUI

meat CupL Soott the young EntlliH explorer who has penetrated Farttwst-South and who Is Londons latest social lion Aa tilt Clement Markham tune

central figure presented Scott to Ills UJe4y rho young man drew htnjself uprespectfully to the formal Mlute But the King steppol forward without sereloony mid heU out t31e hand orai Jly to tae xt lerr Tb plaotosrapb of the

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Housealias Mutton which was played by

Clara Morris at the Union Square The-

atre will be presented by the DonnellyStock Company at the Murray HillTheatre-

At the Harlem Opera House AmeliaDln ham and company will appear In

The Frisky Mrs JohnsonJames A Memos sterling ployShore Acres will be seen at the West

End Theatre with James T Galloway-

as Nathaniel Berry Atkins Lawrenceas Martin Berry and Mabel Wright asHelen

The American Theatre stock companywill revive Barbara Frietchle thestirring play In which Julia Marloweformerly appeared

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Theodore Kremera wetl known playThe Fatal Wedding will be the at-

traction¬

at the MetropolisTracy the Outlaw will furnish ¬

at the Star

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Mother Sweet Powders forChildren used by Mother Gray aauras In Childrens Home New YorkBreak up Colds In 24 hours cureFeverishness Headache StomachTroubles Teething Disorders moveand regulate the Bowels and DestroyWorms Mrs Moronn Meri-

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continue at Keiths for another weekwhile prominent among the entertainerswill be Eddie Glrard and Jessie Gardner

Iin The Soubrette and the CopAt the Central Palace tonight

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Blanche Bate In Darling of theGods Belaacoe Theatre Grace George

la Pretty Peggy Herald SquareJohn Drew In The Mummy and theHumming Empire Annie fluesell In Slllee Garrick

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