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pudret Of tun ,hn. ha. ten. him IA ths rnnL he

budget Of fun that has kept him In the rank he
secured because Of his standing as q lyceum
tor viii be "a arce Tor players led BY Edward j.
Heron. whose Judgment as TO the sort OF fun
already been proven sound. The. .morS con;
spicuous oil the specialists will be Wilson and
o mn0 MonaaHs SS and stew wbo nrs
comic instrumsntalists; the Floods. who are
acT"b9tG the Mimic ,n Four shd Anna mac Currsn
Webb Snd Hsssan Joe oHSre. Gilmore and
LEONARD Spd R9SfH pTs # the rsafHTs Rs Pal
= ton, Lille Western and Seymour and Dupree
at Proctor,s Theatre.
/ Anewyimported perfoEmer at Pastor 8 will be
! Celeste wire walker, Wel-known ones listed
are, The Russell brothers. Tony, Pastor Grant
FORESTER and Floyd. Rachel Bernard. Derenda
and Breen. Griniths and Hastings. Simmons
The ' rst Of Of the sum- sumner @ am m uscment enter,
prises 10 make "A start will be the Imperial
Sh anG VIII bs % opened
evening George. A; Blumenthal. formerly
manager Q! the Harlem opera House, is H.. the
lots. has been attractvely outntted with living
green and electric lights, and stage has been
can be given rain or shine. One feature. called
the Cafe Bicyclet." is patterned aftor Pa
specialtes OF the circus order. For next Tues
day Pain has arranged a afrcworks show.
Mnse bond nnd ss s at d
photographs will hc hourly MS on week davs;
hat the are yhs ad
play has % had e general gS use few new lew figures
will be found in the wax collection.
vaudeville cS Concert G at Roster Bal this even
Ing will engage s long list e rst-cass s nspscial
set Se Ed'of a sas SHF(s aade ads
The week night shows viii be % Of the all special
Josie De witt; LeGnidass dogs and silvern and
m a ri a M
Weber FieIds's These yin be takspqE M With
skeiter" Though both are bright and tune
full. they will be set aside at next tall start for
Of M this I music hsi fhs sprnc m viii be W owe Weeks I
from to-night, when there will be a vaudeville
peTformance by which Manager Leo {. Teller
Williams and Walker and a troupe Of negro
yyocaltsts come to t the Dewey The musical pnna.
mere and James JaHksopq viii be in the pro,
Performance oil Chums" and specaties for
George Evans. Waltz and !Ardell;, Reckerts
Harmonists. Fields and Ward and Snyder and
Buckley.
The changes Of bills tomorrow night will
not disclose q new play. THE Victorian
Cross however. will be a noteworthy repro
duction at the Fourteenth Street 1t is mill
tary melodrama and has been in use six years
in England. It's scenes are in London and In
da. and are OF a kind calculated to stir the
blood. Manager Roscnquest has decided to
lower the prices at his theatre for a summer
season. Six hundred seats in the rarquet and
first balcony will be cut to half dollar.
The Grand Opera House will have the Black
Patti Troubadours this week The singer who
gives her name to the company has remark
ably clear. strong voice. and she has learned
how to use it in something like a Patti man
r,,la in aarto nj .y,fa md
all the negroes are genuine. They sing old
plantation melodies and the latest of the coon
ditties They dance as negroes used to down
South and as they do now in New York. There
Is cake walking, of course. Stuart Robson will
come next to the Grand. and then Chauncey
Ocott will close the season
The Swedish humor OF "Yon Yonson." as
evoked by Ben Hendricks from the role OF a
Swede in our Northwest. will be offered at the
Star This stage story Of Yon's experience as
green yet shrewd immigrant, as a lumber
man in the Wisconsin forests. and as a verita-
BILE hero in love affairs. has worn we'll with the
populace. The break Of a log Jam provides the
requisite episode Of excitement. A quartet OF
ballad singers IL a new feature.
Warfare in no doubt exciting mimicry will
fill the stage of the Columbus. The play will
be " Gettysburg." which is not an experiment
as it has been used two. seasons: II contains
the essentials OF military meloqrama of a
popular grade The heroes and tho villains |
are opposed desperately. the true lovers are
united only after bitter ,expe rences and the
battle scene has spectacular pretensions.
Students of the National Dramatic Conserv- |
atory. under the direction Of +. f.. Mackay. |
will enact Sweet VIII and Who's to Win |
Him" at the Fifth Avenue on Wednesday after
noon.
The Harlem Opera House will be shut during
this week. but Olga Nethersole will be there |
next week the last OF prosperous season. |
Miss Nethersole has recovered from the illness |
which compelled her to break engagement |
recent r.e,ccentiy at this theatre. She will appear in
in this city. and in Garmen,' !" The Second |
Mrs. Tanqueray" and Camille
At an entertainment for Joseph EdmOnston,
Treasurer of the Fourteenth Street. at that |
theatre tonight. the volunteers are Mathews
Barney James aes
Rawlston. George Fuller Golden, William Ma |
cart, Doan and Lenherr. Kitty Mitchell, Cheri- |
dab Simpson. Frank Tannchl Burt Haverly. |
John Kernell, Tim Cronin. Barry and Fay. the |
Troubadour Four and others.