New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25

pure MIX. Inc play IN lJHtli IS an n
tense little drama Of the laughter and
tears variety, and exhibits no statistics,
prophylactic instruments or other On.
pleasantness. II only tells the story Of
a child Of the slums, one Of those waits
that Miss Clayton plays 50 appealing.
w, and who has profted BY instruction
which boards Of health and Of education
are trying everywhere 70 give. There
is n near villain, who reforms; a dash.
ing hero, a pretty girl and all the ele.
ments of good yarn, and it ends hap
PLY at last. The little play IS full OF
fun, yet il leaves a serious thought be.
hind in the minds Of all who see IL.
> JARDIN DE LANSE.
There will be a bene it performann
at the william Morris's Jardn de
Danse tonight for the Hospital for
Determines and Joint Diseases, under
the auspices of the Young Folks League
of the institute. There will also be
drummers' contest for the Young Folks
League cash prize. Carl Tenny Battle
Axe) will meet all corners
CURRENT ATTRACTIONS.
sMAID IN AMERICA" a lively
musical show at the Winter Garden.
NOBODY HOME" a novel musical
comedy, at the Princess.
1.-THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD"
one of the best of Gilbert and Sulll-
vans operas, we'll presented a: the
Forty-eighth Street Theatre, with De
Wolf Hopper
SINNERS" another Owen Davis
drama that is filling the Playhouse.
"TRILBY," a splendid ell-star Iro-
duction of the famous play, with Phlir
lis Neilson-Terry as Trilby.
"THE ONLY GIRL" &. a bright mu-
steal farce that is still popular g. the
Lyric.
THE BUBBLE" shows Louis Mann
in a splendid characterization at the
Booth.
"a PAIR OF SILK STOCKINGS"
one of the best OF the comedy successes
this season Well played at the Little
Theatre.
"THE PEASANT GIRL" charming
operetta, with Emma Trentini and Chi'
ton Crawford, at the Forty-fourth
Street Theatre.
"THE REVOLT" a play that sdyo'
Gates the single standard OF morality.
Now at the Maxine Elliott
TAKING CHANCES" i crook
play that gives Lou-Tellegen excellent
opportunity 10 show his talents as
hero of melodrams. At the Thirty
ninth Street Theatre.
"THE WHITE FEATHER" a war
play with some thrills and some good
acting, at the Comedy.
EXPERIENCE" a modern morality
play that is highly popular at the
Cesino.
THE AUCTIONEER," with David
warfield, at the Manhattan Opera
House.
"UNDER COVER" one Of the pOpu'
lar melodramas of the season ct the
Cort.
"wATCH YOUR STEP" highly
popular show, featuring The Castles
Frank Tinney and a dazzling chorus
at the New Amsterdam.
THE HYPHEN." war play. AT the
Knickerbocker, with good cast
DADDY LONG-LEGS," with Ruth
Chatterton, seems likely 20 stay all
summer at the Gaiety.
at PAYS TO ADVERTISE" is an.
other Conan & Harris success a. the
Cohan Theatre.
"A CELEBRATED CASE" IS old
melodrama served up with dash o.
Belasco and an all-star cast at 'he
Empire.
"BEVERLY'S BALANCE" is a gooGi
vehicle for the splendid playing A"
Margaret Anglin at the Lyceum'
MARIE ODILE" is still popular, WIFE
Frances Starr, at the Belasco'
"THE SHOW SHOP continue. 70
draw at the Hudson, with Douglas TO-
banks as the star.
TWIN BEDS" intends 20 stay ~
a long run at the Fulton.
THE LIE" is still popular. with MAI,
garet Ellington, at the Harris.
GRANVILLE BARKER is ofe IiI
mis- repertory for the last week az
lacks.
THE SONG OF SONGS IS 70,
Sudermann, but II makes pop''''
melodrama at the Eltlnge'
THE NATURAL LAW" il fuil ..
excitement, but seems TO please az
Republic.
"YoU NEVER CAN TELL with ~,
mold DAILY, is well patroniled at wv
Garrick.
"CHIN-CHIN" is another Mon'gom'
erv and Stone success az the GLOBE
ION TRAIL" is a good melodra"'
at the Gambler.
"rNsIDE THE LINES one Of the
most popular plays, at the Longae''
"rHE ETERNAL CITY" fin, a1s
photo-srectacle. at the Aston W,
Pauline Frederick as the featured S''''
"THE BIRTH OF A NATioN' or. Gns
of the most elaborate ana ,ber,y.