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NE‘V YORK, Oct. 3.—Occasion-
ally a. play is produced in New
10rk which requires the labor oi!
a playwright. a. producer, the full
complement of stage hands and
theatre attaches. a. complete cast
and. what is quite as important. an
. rath/er than a help.
audi ce. Such a play was "Flori-
ana' “Vite." nt the Greenwich yu-
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lage Theatre, staged and acted by
Margaret Wycherly. Lugio Piran-
delio, the Italian: is the author. and
Ann McDonald dubious trénslator
of it. _The cast supporting Miss
“’ycherly, save for Jennie Eustice
and» Mary Hone, were a. handicap
Miss \Vycherly
may always-be relied upon to gIVe
an Intelligent and‘ consistent ,per-
formance. but she must have some?
thing to perform. and in her present
play she hasn't. It is drowned in a.
sea at conversation. The'story con-
cerns a woman who‘leaves her hus—
band and child for the seumy aide.
thirteen years later to be attended
by her husband. .who in a tamoui
t‘ \ '
surgeon, and her life saved. She
then returns to his home, as his
wife. butwv‘ith the understanding
that the'daughter be kept in igiior- ,
ance other true identity.‘ She ap-
pears us the step-mother to her own
daughter, and it is the complications
or such a' situation that brings about
the 'moments of interest, such as
thye are. Miss Wycherl-y is wasted
on such tiresome talk. It mantra/vs
been gthe fault of theiauthotj'lqr it
m'ay have been the fault hi; the
translator. but at any rate thofinndh
capris too great even for so #310,311
actress as ’ iss Wych‘erly to “over-
come, and the audience -worked'
“133°, 9W ,3' t,“ PM“’P’°§3
"See," he said. “You have ten
fingers. Count them. Now it you
should 1036 three of them what
_would you htve ?”
"No music lessons," the tot an-
swered promptly.
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ably neither side or the footlights
quite understood it.
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4 Willy Found Out.
Willy Burmester," the tamoua Ger-
man violinist now on his war to the
United States for a! concgrt tog;
spent 'a. few days in New< 01-1: 1 ‘ '
summer-inner he had met with a > . - .WFMRL
.sad experience in the Orient with ‘ Broadway has: never fox-gotten
Chinese? bandits. While in New Bessie Burma!” biting retort to a
York he was 1W. alter-mined. Etude theatrical manager some years
by his iamuers.f1nf;oie ‘taimfly at m The little genes. entered the
which there was»:"““ ‘ htly little office of I magnatevho was com-
mist "r'some “variant" ht years. 10113“? resting in an' arm chair,
. Shr‘cat on tile-knee rot-the fa.- nurse:
Lmouc W‘fld- cutie: Twith; nights I: 4 ,-
maldng
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