New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-19
LAvRevve TAxLOR ny SPeC O'MX HEART
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CURRENT ATTRACTIONS
Notes and News of the Plays That Continue-Somc
Ncvcomers-Changes in the Attractions
at the Stock Theatres

THE MIDNIGHT GIRL" lively and
tuncful musical comedy, with George
MacFarlane and Margaret Romano, at
the 4ith st. Theatre. Mana and Alexis
two whirlwind dancers, have been added
10 the cast.
THE BELLE OF BOND STREET. a
musical comedy with plenty of dancing
by Gaby Deslys and lots Of fun by sam
Bernard. at the Shubert. one OF the feat
urcs is the number, variety and novelty
OF Gaby's costumes.
"PANTHEA." a romance or thrills ana
rnelcdramatic scenes. at the Booth. olga
Petroya gives a most interesting per-
formance. and there is fine playing IN the
work Of George Nash.
TO-DAY" a drama by George Broad
hurst and Abraham Sohmcr, at the 18Th
St. Theatre. which had had long and
successful run this season. Ethel Nalen'
tine is the new leading woman.
THE RED CANARY" a new musical
comedy, light and colorful. at the Lyric
T. Roy Barnes blossomed out as an en-
tertaining musical comedy leading man
"SARI." one Of the most popular OF the
seasons musical comedies, is now at the
New Amsterdam for a run. MlZA HaJos
and her "hazzaza' dance are among the
features.
THE SECRET" with Frances Starr
al the Belasco Theatre. will close for the
season after Saturdays performance
THE THINGS THAT COUNT will
pass its 16Qth performance TINS week
There is every indication OF It's cont'nu-
ance at the Playhouse for some time
TOO MANY COOKS" Frank Craven
amusing comedy, with Frank craven d.
tho head of the cast, continues IN popu-
larity at the seth ST. Theatre.
"oNtAR THE TENTMAKER' begins
n spring engagement at the Manhatta"
Opera House Monday. This VIII MAKE
the fourth New York theatre at whlcn
old Omar Khayyam has camped ana set
nm his tent Guy Bates Post mas 'h'
support OF the same cast.
1.-THE GOVERNORS BOSS" begins
,ts second week at the Garrick Inc
cast includes John f. Kellard. George
Fawcett. Cecil Kern, Frances McGrath
Mitchell Harris and John Lait.
THE WHIRL or THE WORLD Is
now in It's fifteenth week at the winter
Garden. Among the spectacular fea'-
ures are the sailing Of an ocean liner
and a shpwreck at sea, and larso
chorus.
"PINAFORE" is evidently headed TOT
a long and prosperous run at the Hippo,
dromc Besides its interest as mover
spectacle, the cast and chorus are par
ticularly well selected.
MARGARET ANGLIN enters upon
her second week at the Liberty Theatre
I'm Lady WIndermere's Fan" and the
fourth week of the successful revival
of the Wilde comedy.
"HELP WANTED at Maxine FL
liott's Theatre continues one or the
successes OF the season. This VIII 90
its tenth week on Broadway. and the
original cast remains intact.
THE RULE or THREE at the Har-
ris Theatre continues TO attract the
matrimonial misadventures OF the lady
who acquires three husbands in short
order is clever satire on the divorce
laws OF the country.
THE TRUTH" Clyde Fetchs inter
esting comedy, with Grace George play
ing the role Of Becky. at the Little
Theatre. Miss George heads an excel
lent cast.
"A PAIR or SIXEs." a highly anus
ing farce 10y Edward Peple, at the
Lonsacre Theatre. played by a good
cast
KITTY MACkAY. a popular Scotch
comedy. at tho Comedy Theatre. Sew
eral companies are being assembled 10
present the play on tho road
MARRYING MONEY" n comedy by
Washington PcZet and Bertram Marburg.
continues at the Princess Theatre. II Is
now In its sixth week and Is scheduled 90
finish the season at this theatre. Nan
Campbell and William Roselle play tho
principal roles.
THE MISLEADING LADY" at a.,
Fulton Theatre. begins - twenty fourth
week Monday This viii bc the nest to