New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03

IAURETTE TAYLOR will enter upon
the list four weeks of her record-break-
ing engagement at the Cort Theatre In
oliver Moroscos production of j. Hart
ley Manners's comedy of youth, Peg o
Ny Heart" on Monday night. That Miss
Taylor and her company are greatly III
re- rest after this remark Die run OF
the Manners comedy is the OAy reason
the - y does not continue throughout
another summer At the termination OF
the engagement Miss Taylor and pract-
caIly every member of her company VIII
have appeared COnsecutivey in Peg
over GO times at the Cort Also, when the
engagement ends. Miss Taylor and, with
two or three exceptions, her fellow play
- w,il sail for England for a vacation
g. several weeks. returning TO New YORK
the latter part of August TO begin an en-
gase1nent Of one week at new uptown
theatre now being constructed, and I'M
mediately after beginning an engagement
Of indefinite length at the COrt Theatre
Boston.
THE DUMMY" is in its third week of
success at the Hudson Theatre with a
long run safely on the way. With Ernest
Truck, little Joyce Fair, Joseph Brennan.
Edward Ellis and Ada Dwyer heading the
east Of this comedy of heart interest and
mystery, there is good entertainment in
Il all the way through, Barney, the boy
detective. working an especially strong
appeal to the public through the clever
work Of young Mr.. Truck.
THE TRUTH" in which Winthrop
Ames presents Grace George at The Little
Theatre Is attracting capacity audiences
The intimacy Of The Little Theatre is ad-
mrably suited to Clyde Fitchs comedy
which depends so much on the value OF
every word and gesture
TO-DAY celebrates its 10th perform
ance at the Forty-eighth Street Theatre
Thursday evening. With practically all OF
the original members of the company
such a 5 Edwin Arden. Marie Wainwright
Teresa Maxwell Conover. Alice Gale and
Gus Weinberg. lending their support Miss
Ethel Valentine, the new leading lazy
has proved herself the individual success
Of the New York season. No souvenirs
viii be given 10 commemorate the 2JOth
performance Of To-day" in accordance
With Manager Harry Won Tilzer's deter
mination AT the beginning of the long
rln to issue no mementos until the Joth
performance in New York had been
cached
THE YELLOW TICKET" is already
IN the fifth month OF successful run at
me Eltinge. John Mason continues at the
mead OF the cast with Florence Reed in
he role OF the prosecuted Russian jew
: ess John Barrymore as the American
newspaper man. and Emmett Corrigan,
Julian LEstrange and MACY Harlan in
'heir respective roles. ''The yellow Tick
y IS scheduled TO remain al the Eltinge
'ntil the warm weather comes 10 stay.
POTASH Il PERLMUTTER" at the
N'Vrse NJ Conan Theatre has passed it's
TN performance mark and is still play
70 capacity business. Messrs Carr
% Bernard continue In the title roles
IN Miss Pearl Sindelar as the head de-
~nsi. The remainder OF the cast Is the
@h'e an at the beginning OF the season.
'NLiAN ELTINGE and The Crinolnc
''l are the attractions at the Knicker-
ssr Theatre. Mr.. Eitinge's new songs.
,"hsn Martha Was Girl" I'm My
eans OF You" and the two tango num-
~. - have already become popular. and
I'm he lively and satisfactory vehicle
y Meh 10 has In his farcical melodra-
N comedy he ~ likely 10 remain at
hn'ckerbocker until late in the sea-
M WHIRL OF THE WORLD"
~. nh cast Of favorites. including Ber-
49, ~snyiile. Ralph Herr. lillian I>or-
Eugene and Willie Howard. May
~ Moon ana Morris. the Ward