New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29

'|..N n ANH N'..t
rti'e ........... ..... Rene DIETING
lisa 4 ~, =. Armand. .NNf~'i poutGi,t
f,--. b. 1oh- N Hazard
prS-tf .'.-. Robert O'Couuor
CsSna ,..,,.-. Jeanne NagNourc
nrrass @, .....Ea-ry Fermsou
icrsn ..-.'- ...... Anita Andrews
"a ..t...''. ......luNe L.. Nill,;
vEt ...''''' Marie Hamilton
Nireie ''' ........ Nug.-Ie ID. A.Ott
Sga,F ........G Gertrude GrosHerc
Cssse '''''' .............. julie Cahill
.....-...- s.'-'' 'A'', -l.. a., o. q,
~ .........,..... Maxwell plney
irtlelV ..............R Tcrrtll
N1 ..'''''''' Louis Burke
Ht-H .''''''' ............H h. Eoell
Na1flee- ....... John Ficldcrhof
Nv HECTOR TURNBULL.
,.s-;ne FROM. the amount Of enthUsi-
'-4;s1iaved by an audience of urst-
~. - made up for the most part OF
,t..,i,sIs who have seen enough OF
'- .,..,oricsl musical comedies 10 DC eN-
--i, critics. Andr,a- plppeIS Opera
80, eorpany viii not lack patrons
y.-..S1 o4cr.ncs ;hi, season. Il is 70 be
~. y. M. indeed. May the trSt-night-
" "a on, on the I Ihway and make
Nl'ei's en- .5~ .T,a lila. Domino"
ai .9,-'. ~, many pleasures, not so
s,.by. 7erhaps, tu, infinitely more 10
4. Desired than those the average mu-
"a SHOW" provides.
s.1l -.v' ~. ind 81 .uperabundance
4-.! .io.boi tss;os. chosen for their
q. 80 ..-I o..rsc..--.. nor will thew be
l-ll ;.I LEI 81. a.customed heavy
l ,l' !, .isDs-ict fgmor. but .hey will
1,1 ~ 49, unnecessary details cutie
u. -. - +, .bo elaborate scenes. the
io.tV..'Ii ros-r-,ed chorus. the pleas.
,.,sI 49, and II .rc.r ears are not
y .r ..- -ssiI,~s,J 90 sad. things. a orin-
'-',' - 49,, nh ..- ra.llv sing. This
CPS VI w ....,fl 80 q ~.~eo+
a'; eohsias' "'-.'' 49, 49, 49, bei Tia
ts'' 70 'LOss ~ -.-. s...~@A into 5,,r
season ~ .-r...'....-..s hv vofcolass
.'t.e,l.1 80
l'e...sS e. t. -f,,s--s.i-+i,s Of uusi-
~ "a a,D,., ID. l.vc creD+ into
e. M. .s.,.;o t ~ .te new operetta.
az o. .- .r..g lie Tho familiar
Iy's 80 b., the .,..roe-ra ~ opeoing
..' t s@.s'O .ys,,.f.,. -,,,,bors ana an
" INA. -. - ':'---..'.......1' 1oLorioysrcss
olI e Us, .(,,-,... o.b;cb r,nst Ls
O. 'ns 'O"Se. - +L,r,-
.'lvVIy =. 49,, - 80, nd
ayorted abou; as The wits OF the Lilac
Dcniro' last night, however, were
srcarenLy fully able 10 overcome any
bstacle placed .- their path by the
lb-e,tist, and succeeded ia keeping
he audience 30 fairy good huMor'
As i0g The Cres ING ensembles, one
had but 10 feast tie eye on the gay-E
dressed chorus % ind content.
Tie score. while conventional
enough is frequently interspcrsed
with pleasing song numbers. One OF
them in particular, "The Lilac DOM
no. bids for remembrance, according
20 The familiar custom OF repetition,
DO, rs charm and Che delightful man
rg 10 which It Is sung by Mr. Douthett
and Hiss Painter make its constant
recurrence wholly welcome. or the
book and lyric. ,t- virtues OF the
after vere more apparent and OF
tgler quality than some Of the au-
j. consistent and occasionally emily
cred by The use OF fragments Of dla-
9ge 10 The best Broadway manner.
ne Mot Is q straightforward account
q h5 adventures ol AN impecunlous
"lni AEcre de- Armand. whose very
.49s suggests ,ae GUEST " "a ialr maid
aie rose united N.- Tie rails IN love
.'l & gIi dressed iu . lilac domino,
y, .lIE' on 10 b" none other Than tne
,'.-'egua Veof- ... and an helrsss 10
~; inc various interesting phases
/. li' seEim-ntg. Journey arc llluml-
.'.. oy many scene. and the u9lqui-
' .,.l AllIe.Mac,olc. pict.res, winch arc