New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-20

piece is good fun, although /, (, ~
intended for the followers Of Es,,.
Ibsen.
PLAYS CONTINUED.
"The Boomerang at the Belas,, T.
dramatic trife turned into A An,
success By the art OF David Bel,y.
Needless to say, the acting and she
management approach perfection.
"Our Mrs. NcChesney,, a, u
Lyceum, is Ethel Barrymore in c..,,
V. hooart's dramstlzstlon Of III. Es.
Ferber stories. The play is in il, b,
week.
THE Great Lover" az the Longssr,
is better and more enjoyable ia
than The Concert The Phss,s,
Rival or any OF the other Eees,
Ditrichstein vehicles. II is a eorsS
Of grand opera life, and is one o. 3
biggest successes Of the season.
"The Unchastened Woman" a. u.
Thirty-ninth Street Theatre, IA.
Emily Stevens the chance Of HI.
time. She is an excellent actress /, !,
excellent play.
James X. Hackett and Viola Ale,
in Macbeth" az the Criterion. BIZ,
medium acting ability and wonder.
scenic effects TO Shakespeare's trzgety
Unfortunately. the piece is played !,
a spirit that interferes considess..
with the sweep OF the tragedy.
The Fear Market" at the Boot
clings despite announcements Of h
imminent departure. 1t is a play sbcs
olackmsil in nigh society, poor!
written but with some interesui.
moments.
"The House of Glass; a. Il,
Gambler, is a police melodrsms q III
sort OF which people never seen .
tire.
Cock O. the Walk az the CohN
enters on its last week to-morroE. [.
is Otis Skinner IN a made-t o-order I.sy
which means that he has full op,a
tunity TO Go al the things ths. K
does in such mastery fashion. Al
who admire good acting are urged q
witness the play before It Departs s'
the West.
Fair and Warmer at the EltEss,
continues 70 demonstrate that i Is re
most skilfully constructed fsnt q
town Avery Hopwood has csaFss
Tremendous amount OF fun trtr b.
miliar material.
Potash and perlmutter in SOes'!
at the Lyric, is a laughsble success
70 Potash and Perlmutter.'
"The Cinderella Man" at the H.cit'
has been turned into one Of the CO..
successes Of the season. II IS . e.
lightful retelling OF the Cl'ts'-
legend.
"Hit-the-Trail Holiday" at The Ei''
lis, is George W. Cohan's rapid dSri'
tization of Billy Sunday.
"Erstwhile Susan" at the Csieiy'
Mrs. Fiske in a humorous comedy soo.'
the Pennsylvania Dutch. Mrs; rs.
and John Cope make the play I've Z
their excellent acting.
"The Little Minister" at the Emp
is a revival of Bsrrie's famous Ia'
with Maude Adams again as LADY "a.
bic. The play Is as fresh and caa'nli
- ever.
"Hobson's Choice at the ComstF =
humorous portrayal Of life u l'''
cashire.
Gust Woman Al the feV
eighth Street Theatre. is a meloe,,'.'
about a Pittsburgh millionaire a,a !.
wife. II comes % climax q W.
siderable power.
Treasure Island at the Puneh = y
Judy. is Jules Eckert Goodman ,.
dramatization Of Stevenson lnl
tai pirstical tome.
Common Clay" a. the Repuon..
showing but slight evidence OF ths -
that il has already had a SIX n'0''. Il.
run. It is play that rescn" '
climax in courtroom
"Pride of Race" at Maxine ElliS o.
is Robert billiard Triumphant. fo. .'..
ing unfavorable newspaper a''s'. =,
the play has been carried 70 ~
success. 1t is a drama OF mis''s'
ton.
"The Weavers," at the Garden,
bring its run to close Satura's =. 30.
Il i superb production Of
WORK.
~Marcaret Schiller" at the "
Amsterdam. is q bad war meio S'r..
bv Hall Cainc. in which Elsie ia'
son and others 90 some me S'
The Washington Square payer
OrerlnH ne N.Def - .rt B
THE Roadhouse in Arden :. I.
pantomime. The bill Is one " ga.
best and most popular that 'h's
ire has yet housed.
Musical. "a,
"The Conan Revue 1910 90.
Aston, is the most inteiligesn ~, = sos,'
SHOW in town. IL is bright i'O"
20 cover.
"stopl Look Listen" al ta M ~ !.
is a grand entertainment hes,' -.
Gaby Deslys. While geofg.yoss ,cgsI
colorful. il will hardly have 'ns ~
enjoyed By "Chin-Chih.'
"Sybil," at the Liberty, on.s Bro
brings Julia Sanderson' p ons.r n