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

Brothers, Lucille Cavanaugh, Juliette
Lippe and Laurence Grant, its realistic
ship scene and wreck OF IA liner in mid
ocean, continues at a merry pace at the
Winter Garden. On Monday the produc-
ton enters upon its seventeenth week.
The 1JOth performance will be celebrated
Wednesday evening.
THE MISLEADING LADY" at the
Fulton Theatre, begins its twenty-fourth
week Monday. This will be the last week
of the engagement at the Fulton Theatre.
On May 4 the play will open for its sum
mer engagement at the Colonial Theatre.
in Boston. with the New York company
intact.
THE MIDNIGHT GIRL" "A lively and
tuneful musical comedy, with George
MacFarlane and Margaret Romano. al
the 18th Street Theatre. Mana and Alexis.
two wnirlwind dancers, have been added
10 the cast.
THE BELLE OF BOND STREET"
musical comedy with plenty Of dancing
by GaDy Deslys and lots of fun by Sam
Bernard, at the Shubert. one of the
features is the number, variety and
novelty of Gaby's costumes.
"PANTHEA." a romance Of thrills and
melodramatic scenes, at the Booth. Olga
Petrova gives most interesting per
Torrance. and there is fine playing in
the work of George Nash.
"SARI." one of the most popular of the
seasons musical comedies. is now at the
New Amsterdam for run. Mizzi HaJos
and her "hazzaza" dance are among the
features.
SEVEN KEYS To BALDPATE'' is
comfortably settled in its new home at
the Gaiety and is proving just as popular
as ever. 1t has now passed its 25oth per-
Torrance.
"PINAFORE" is evidently headed for
a long and prosperous run at the Hippo
drome. Besides its interest as a novel
spectacle. the cast and chorus are par
ticularly we'll selected.
THE BEAUTY SHOP" with Ray
mond Hitchcock. is filling the Aston
there's a reason Hitchcock. who Is one
of the very few comedians capable OF
conveying fun across the footlights, is
at his best in this highly entertaining
musical play. Here is player skilled
I'm turning the absurd into the ludicrous.
which is one way of saying that Hitch
cock has the satirical knack.
'1Ol RANCH" begins its third and last
week at Madison Square Garden Mon
day afternoon. The attendance. which
began with moderate crowds, has grown
steadily. and the success of the engage
ment is now assured In fact. the man
aeement is so we'll satisfied with the
results of the shows first engagement in
New York that II has been decided TO
make the visit of the 10l Ranch Wild
West an annual event. The strenuosity
OF the show and the absence OF circus
features appeal 10 the crowds y
week in Philadelphia. under canvas, fol-
lows the Madison Square Garden en-
gagement
TOO MANY COOKS at the Thirty
ninth Street Theatre. is rapidly approach
ing its Tooth performance In New York.
and there seems no reason TO doubt that
II will be among those present at the
opening of the next regular theatrical
season on Broadway. The management
must be rather inclined to regret that
MIR. Craven's house-building comedy was
not started upon its career In consider
ably larger theatre.
THE THINGS THAT COUNT at
William A. Brady's Playhouse. will round
out a solid half year OF favor IN New
York before its summer discontnuance.
il will run into June and possibly beyond
that time limit.
syyrGH links" M the Casino Theatre.