New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
MUSICAL PLAYS.

Globe Theatre.-"The Rose Maid VIII
! celebrate the hundredth performance on
Broadway by an all-star performance to-
morrow night. In the cast OF stage not
ables who will appear are Alice Lloyd
| Clara Lipman, Gene Luneska. Dole Dal-
merit Elgie Bowen. Louis Mann. Tom Mac
! Naughton. Lionel Walsh and Thomas
! Conkey all OF whom are under contract
| to Werba and Luescher and who either
| are stars or will be next season. Souvenir
| copies Of the Rose Song as we'll as SILK
programmes will be distributed to COM
| memorate the event. There will be special
| songs and features.
! Moulin Rouge.-"A Winsome Widow"
| has passed her one hundredth performance
! at the Ziegfeld Moulin Rouge. Judging
| from her attractiveness in so far as the
! box office is concerned, the dashing
Widow" will in all likelihood continue in
| our midst until the fall. The skating
| scene on real ice is a capital as we'll as
| refreshing summertime stage novelty.
! Winter Garden.-After an interruption
! Of two weeks, given up to rehearsals, the
! Winter Garden will reopen Wednesday
| evening with a double bill which requires
| the services OF the greatest number OF
people ever seen on the stage OF this the
atre. The first part Of the programme Will
be THE Passing Show Of 1872 which Is
described as "a kaleidoscope almanac In
seven seasons presenting the comic aspect
of every important event, political the
atrical and otherwise. Of the current year
and embracing the sunny side OF dozen
! or more dramatic and musical hits OF the
season" The second part Is The Ballet
of 1890" an importation from the Alham-
bra Theatre. London.
The complete cast for THE Passing Show
Of 1922 includes Trlxie Friganza, Charlotte
| Greenwood. Anna Wheaton, La Petite Ade-
| laide. Jobyna Rowland. Shirley Kellog
| Hyla Allen, Rosalie Cebalos, ". Ceballos
! Charles J. Ross. Willie Howard, Eugene
! Howard, Clarence Harvey, Evelyn Beer
/ bohm. sydney Grant, Albert s. Howson'
| Moon & Morris, Ernest Hare, Oscar
! Schwarz. Edward Cutler, Florence Cable.
Mae Dealy, Kitty Kyle, Marie Lloyd, lsa-
belle Jason. Olga Hempstone, Billie Clag-
gett ,and Fanny Kidston. The book and
Ivrlcs are by George Bronson Howard and
Harold A. Attridge, the music by Louis a.
Hirsch and the costumes by Melville Ellis.
The enllIe pCOuuCtlOl mas CSSH "'"e~N -
Ned Wayburn.
THE Passing Show OF 1912" is musical
satire which aims TO extract the humor
from various important happenings OF the
wear and present most Of the season S
theatrical hits from entirely new angles
The plays which come in for this rapid
fire treatment of the satirist are Bought
and Paid For" THE Woman" "A Butter
ny on the Wheel" "Bunty Pulls the
Strings" "Kismet," THE Quaker Girl,
The Typhoon," Officer 6G6'' and THE Pi-
rates OF Penzance." The scenes are the
pier of a transatlantic liner Greeley
SQUARE, the hares OF the sewer man. the
bought and paid for house, hotel corridor,
roof gardenland, a transformation scene
depicting the birth Of the twenty-first CEN
tury.
THE Ballet OF 1890" in three scenes. re-
ouires the services Of eighty persons. Emil
August, Nellie Brown, Greville Moore,
Emile Zajah and f. Zanfretta are from the
Alhambra Theatre, London. This portion
of the entertainment is described as
mInodramatlc ballet, with scenario by
Maurice Vony. and with music from the
old French composers, adapted by George
Bing. All of the scenery and costumes are
from Paris. The scenes, which are laid In
Paris about the year 1880. show studio, a
restaurant de mutt and the Jardn des
Amoureux The leading characters are art
sts midlnettes. flower girls, etc.