New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-10

associate: but II this remarkable young
woman keeps the hearts Of the men
a-futter so. too, does the good looking
young bookkeeper. Boris Andrieff, stir the
hearts Of the women. The arrest OF An
drief at the instance OF the Russian gov
eminent brings Abe and Mawruss to the
aid OF their employe. In the warmth OF
their hearts they risk everything to save
him from death or Siberia They are
brought 10 desperate straits through their
sacrifices, but al ends well with An
drien's exoneration and the announce
ment OF two betrothals. The three acts
carry the principals from the old fash-
Toned downtown establishment OF the firm
to a modern uptown office and workshop.
and finally 10 the Potash home Inc
greatest care has been taken 70 reproduce
these scenes with utmost hdelity 10 oe-
tail The production has been staged p'
Hugh Ford Alexander Carr rs the fe!l-
mutter. Barney Bernard the Potash anu
Louise Dresser the fascinating designer
The cast includes also Ellta PROCTOR Otis'
Joseph Kilgour Lee Kohlmar, Marguerite
Anderson. Leo Donnelly. Arthur j. fICh-
ems Gertrude Wilmington, Albert FaFhel,
Stanley Jessup. Edward Gillespie, husse"
Pincus. Dore Rogers, Grace fleioIhs'
Doris Taston, Dorothy L.anders ana many
others.
The phenomenal run OF Brieux's DAM
aged Goods" at the Fulton Iheal4e'
which was interrupted in July oy hleH
ord Rennett's visit 10 the author IN Eu-
zone will be resumed tomorrow hls"'
The engagement is for a limited tlHle
o,iv AZ a seasons tour has been oooheu'
,oxering the principal cities in this couh-
~ Mr. Bennett will again be seen az
csoras uunont. and the rest or the cast
.Irs practically unchanged. Matinees
will be given on both Weoheso@'' '-
Saturdays.
co,1 who resumes the part OF
-. turner in within the Law TO-
-~rro,g night has been promoted TO stei-
lar honors b. her managers. her 'e'u.'
viii also mark the four hunaIeo'h 80
secutiye performance OF the play ia '''''
CITY. AS there has not been the sIish'e
Indication OF a let-down OF pubic lh'eIeS'
a. REGARD Veiller's melodrama, the play
C. a,nounced 10 remain at the Eiuis'
,,ooerttelv The original cast Is no"
connIete again and includes FlorehCe
Nash. orme Caldara. Wilton Tayior' Wl WIZ,
lam Mack. Jane Gordon. Kenneth hiii'
- willard and Dorothy Abbott
peg o. Ny Heart" begins us 'l'll :,
at,h week nj the Cort Theatre to-morfo"
n,e,, Mr. Morosco announces that the
Wednesday matinees will De omitted ou'-
,ne tho rest of the month. Laurette ray
Low who carries practically the whole our-
den q, Mr.. Manners's play on her shoui-
ders stiIl has enough energy lett 10 'aAe
an active part in the coaching OF the
o,her Pegs who will carry her charm
and her brogue to the country at large
in road companies.
The "Ziegfeld Follies' continue ~ Pc
N crowded and comfortably cool auoi-
ences AT the New Amsterdam Theatre.
Elaborate as the show is, Mr. Zegieiu
Will add 20 it's features tomorrow hlsh'
a revised Panama scene, with ne" DAT
tleship armed with miniature heavy guns
that will salute President wilson as IL
steams through the locks OF the canal
AT the Winter Garden The PASSING
Show of 1915" enters upon its fourth week
tomorrow. It is unquesuonabiy the most