New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
y, Winter Garden Play
g.s Been Named by
Its Authors
o.NcING AROUND"
JAW is IT'S TITLE
Raves Scores as Big a
'' ~ As Ever at the Palace
This Week.

ne.,e, Garden management an,
ne nl.,s,erday chat the annual IAN
is.;sss,icn, 10 be known Ms .sa~ SMUrs
viii have its first perioITm,alhncses
lNsne' work, Monday evening, OCtoosI
80 "a. unusually large company, heaaI
ny, Iclson' will include Bernard
4 % ~ cecil Cunningham, Melville
efln''MIs H. Robson. Kitty Doner, I'll
DDS l.iy,eux. George Okamey'
sss NJ Ds'inores. Mildred Manning
liaee NIXON. Frank Carter, Clifton
pslis Svl.J Leslie. Earl Fox, Phil
ssea blanche Wendell, Olga Hemp"
- Rita Bates, Doris hss aston LII nieh-
- rewn, Violet RochlitE' mae DeAiS
. o, .,'irS Around" like the more re-
, Water Garden productions, 10 q
als .srlsr musical extravaganza In
49, a dozen scenes and with a
isle ... and decorative chorus. Sew
9, Lining effects Of an electrical
~ are promised. Dancing
,.-raS is being staged by ). =. Hun
~ ard Jack Mason is arranging the
-, Harold Atteridge is the eu-
~ the dialogue and lyrics. sig
". pomberg and Harry Carol are
s..j;t,d With the music.
as -, present Winter Garden produc-
az s1bs Passing Show Of 1914 will
p =, long run Saturday, october
, -, ..,,g thence 10 Philadelphia for 8
usith's run
4, N. Palace this week-they are
wing Il as Resurrection Week for
80 reason or other-there are two
&. ;,vorites, Henrietta Crosman and
~ Raves. Miss Bayes's return,
~, rrrsors from Europe that she was
:. ~ point of death, may have had
..s,bisc 10 do with the resurrection
,i-.ysisement, but the name, in this in
800 misnomer Miss Bayes never
49, and sang better in all her life,
II ,Ae cbatters on in her own pratt
away about her new husband just as
n u,ed about her old one. And, by
4. Vav. speaking of Jack Norworth,
az indefatigsble young song writer
\, inst launched a song in London
So promises TO become as famous
,,5 popular as "She Sold Sea Shells"
4 any one can be found who can sue
,,,fully sing or say 1t. It's name is
.Srer Susie's Sewing Sheets for Sol
Sas.'
AZ FOR Miss Bsyes, however, she re-
-,ins as volatile and gay as ever. She
r,pds in her own individual class by
ie,sef. and there is no woman in
uudeyille who enjoys q wider vogue.
, Ww Crosman's little sketch went re-
-ukably well--in fact, the whole bill
4 tbs Palace this week is unusually
pod
Speaking Of Nora Bayes naturally
nninds one of Eva Tanguay. We don't
roz why, but il does. Miss TanRuay on
tH own typewriter writes TO say that
As hss picked out a musical comedy
4 ia herself this year which she guar
uns will be q unique attraction. She
1 9 ping 70 call il "Tabasco," and al
a5sh it was originally made in Ger
nlry she is confd Mt that as she will
present. it it will be able to knock spots
Ut Of any Of its musical rivals or even
81 Of @Tsbasco's" arch English enemy
-holeestershire sauce.
Manuel Quiroga, the young Spanish
ualnist, will come 10 this country on
ns French steamer RoChambeau, due
9ssber y, to make his first American
Fpsaranee under the management of
Y Shuberts. He will be heard for the
.'n time in Carnegie Hall in a violin
Antsl Saturday afternoon, October II,
ID will appear the following evening
The HippOdrome.
LlW & Erlanger will give the special
Enormance Of The Little Cafe" in
q q the American Red Cross fund at
y New Amsterdam Theatre Saturday
lsit October 3, instead of October 2,
previously announced. The entire
Eo'eedS will be turned over to the
lasriean Red Cross.