New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
CURRENT ATTRACTIONS
Another Summer Show Added
to List of Plays That Continue.

THE PASSING SHOW OF 1914" now
current at the Winter Garden, is by far
the biggest and best OF summer revues
presented at that house. There are long
list of principals. singers and dancers,
huge chorus and many elaborate and
spectacular scenes. The comedians are
not the least Of features.
"A PAIR OF SKIES" will reach its
Tooth performance at the Longacre with
the same cast Of players who have been
identified with its success since the first
performance here. In addition to the
company, which will remain in the Long
acre Theatre indefinitely, Mr.. Frazee has
arranged for special companies to present
"A Pair OF Skies" in Chicago beginning
August 9, to the Pacific Coast. beginning
Labor Day, and in Boston early in Octo-
Der.
"ZIEGFELD FoLLIEs" enters upon
the third week of its summer run at the
New Amsterdam Theatre Leon Enrol.
Bert Williams, Vera Michelena, Arthur
DEACON. Louise Meyers, Ed. Wynn,
George Mckay, Anna Pennington, c.
Morton Horne, Stella Chatelaine. Ger
trude Vanderbilt, Rita Gould. Herbert
Clifton, J. Bernard Dyllyn. Kay LAUREL,
Glads Feldman. May Leslie, Lillian Rice.
Eleanor st. Clair. Hazel Lewis Lottie
Vernon and Dorothy Newell continue in
the cast.
THE DUMMY" at the Hudson The
atre, is to be counted in the list OF sum-
mer shows doing good business what
ever the barometer registers. II is now
In its third month. with a cast including
Ernest Truck, Joyce Fair, Joseph Bren-
! nan, Jane Oaker, Edward Ellis, Frank A.
Conner, Edith Shayne and Frank X
Conln.
POTASH & PERLMUTTER," when
! first presented by A. II. Woods at the
Cohan Theatre last August. was unani-
mously predicted to run the gamut OF
the seasons before it moved from the
Broadway establishment, and that pre-
diction has come true. Potash & PERL
mutter" now enters on it's second sum-
mer, with no sign OF falling OF.
THE YELLOW TICKET continues to
play to big audiences at the Eltinge The
atre. An interesting addition 10 the
cast is Miss Josephine Victor. John
Mason's portrayal of the role OF Baron
! Audrey and the work OF Julian LES
TRANCE. Frank Losee. Macy Harlan. Ed
ward Foley. David Terrence and others
in the company make a good perform
ance.
KITTY MACKAY." by Catherine CHS
holm Cushing, is now In its sixth month
at the Comedy, with Molly Mcintyre
still playing the title role. There is no
change contemplated in the plans OF the
premier organization.
THE BEAUTY SHOP" with Ray
mond Hitchcock, is breezing along at
laughing pace at the Aston Theatre. IL
will register its I'D 10 s0th time at the
Aston during the coming week. and the
demand for advance reservation OF seats
makes the possibility OF an all summer
run certainty.
SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPLATE."
Georos Cohan's unusual play. continues
70 play 10 large audiences at the Gaiety
Theatre where Cyril Scott. Ethel intro
pidi. Helen Lackaye. Madeline Traverse
/ Laura Bennett j. HOOKER NIsh'' SPSH
| Ger Charters. William Gibson. John ID.
O'Hara and the others OF the company
are being received with marked approval.
TOO MANY COOKS" is at the begin
ming of its sixth month In New York az
the Tbirty-ninth Street Theatre. II is ex-
pected TO remain In its present quarters
until the next regular theatrical season
| is well under way. A new cooling APP
paratus has been Installed. so that the
auditorium is comfortable at all times.
THE THINGS THAT COUNT has
passed it's 18th performance at William
A. Brady's Playhouse and continues 20
interest. This play has enjoyed one OF
the longest runs OF the season in New
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