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was about The, frst to make the innovation.
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at tho Union Square in August, fol.
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ter Of Nrs %i. F II, ,{s b her first husband
late Florence cared for Littells child and pro.
yided for her education In convents here and
in Frame It was intended that she should
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ready to star. Mira sRepherd resembles her or
mother. and has that lady's fondness for
Electric fans are used at worth's Sixth ave-
nue. museum these days and nights. making
that resort about as cool rs any theatre in town.
The determination to keep the house open all
summer will no doubt be carried out. The
stage entertainments this week will be pro-
yided by Watson and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT aus:
j. IL. W. Byrne. eccentric actor; LII ian Grang:
the World" In the curio hall the nondescript
Nicodemus Jones remains on view. with the
japanese fruit maker. a Punch and Judy show
sps inGa n ress is aas
The age OF "A Trip to Chinatown" is SUBJ
jected to frequent rejuvenation. through the
putting In Of new specialties. The latest OF
the recruits Is remarkable dancer. Bessie
Clayton. whose advent Is likely to bring trouble
to tho army Of skirt performers. These grace
full manipuators Of petticoats are not what
stage stag folks call toe dancers" That is to say.
siona ballet experts. Their. successes have
Srs1 an si" vocn p Son Of sar nns
particularly difficult to % woman en-
Miss Clayton is the first TO do those things and
at the same. time display tho art Of trained
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ingly not more than Is During nearly every
her toes, as ii ght as a Bontant. and ,dcit in the
oId-fashonePd pirouettes.. In addition to that.
head 0t bauSward until Il reag%es the
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il with her i9e without ,peresptibIs EFFORT pr
ward. her foot flies clear over hcr shoulder
from the rear until it taps her breast There
M n2s k n be a se
his principal company Of comedians, the or
Eins s!W idows." ~" Which INCLUDES Georsie
Drew barrymore And Joseph Holland; The
Sn Bsson and %am u ats
The West Is famously fond Of musical fest-
walls. which. like our own strawberry festivals.
are tax en- to stand for plenty OF q good thing
at a very low price,. There is to be a musical
festival at the Madison Square Garden Amphi-
theatre tonight and every evening this week
up to Saturday. .Gilmores band and the sing
ers comprising the Bostonian Opera Company
will combine and for my cents the Dusis
gofs Si tie Psst 5S%STfs
SF these s"a 81 pasR aG9
more, for the first time In his career will be:
come an operate conductor. The blending of
band is likely to make or nd mirablo entertain
which Ts H . ssd Ss'ys
open Mimic ne s0f oon S es
tie mandolin orchestra still supplies
the daintiest kind II music. and Frank
keSi he1s Il any sa %
Lawton also has a specially with the bones:
an imitation of The n0iss made by train Of
stHdy fiat subject. ,cSa IIondaynisht taw.on
them, Dagmar and De, cel!e: the duettists:
tes and
probably true that, Lydia Yeamans and her
husband Titus. will soon appear on the Ca
ctnn' r,tNf f,pfn rl fhntr
This is the last Week OF the n present perform.
Ing Grandma and Stainviiie. the leaders OF
the company. An otherwise now assemblago
will appear on July 4.
Suitable to the season are the entertain
ments ut the three vaudeville resorts. which
remain open all the year round. At the Eden |
Mus6e. Powells puzzliuG feats In magic seem
lnexhaustblc A clever representation OF
phenomena is his latest Offering. |
Juggler Majilton. always has something
hall and large wax-works collection remain
features Of interest. DufIour and Hartley have
They viii fen Say ts WseE the a
" Ta-ra.ra boom decay" with nil the effects.
,ostuming. and music that helped to make the
rho unctnons and only. Antonio Pastor has
sailed away on his annual trip to England. but
street in II. S. Sanherson.. Tho weekly on
sct som rs, We. Weber ana Fields head ths
,unning mates III dainty Lottie ellison.
'nrGhtly, littl" Bonnie Thornton.. and tho
Jerome and, Macsey. G. W. Williams. Amy
swain. and Elmer Hanson are the others.
The TITO OF broadway operas. Tho Robber
If tho Rhine" "Jupiter." md The Vice Ad-
nirnl.' are varied in their merits. but they
present first-rate choice Of bright and merry
Jupiter" is the jolliest.
.l'he Vice Admiral the most tuneful. and
Tie ltolber of the Rhine" tho most pictur-
slu..; Thus cach has q ro!int Of vantage over
he other. and the towns visitors and stay-at-
ZONES I tho benefit. Dgby Bells third
month at PaImcr's has started handsomely. MS
audiences nre always forvnnt In their applause.
nd his company work with llne spirit and har-
nony. Tho Barrymore-Puerner opera Mt tho
andsomo new Fifth Avenue. has in it's cast
alf dozen favorite players. with Edith Ken
iard. Marion Mnnola. and Ryey Mt tho head.
nd for each Of these there is a nightly well
~ rot yet proved his foreign title clearly;
fYected and not manly THE Vice Admiral"