The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-06-11
Theatres.

The principal novelty in the bill an
nounced for this week at Keith's will be
one-act comedy by Monroe and Mack, as
sisted by Nellie Laurence, entitled 'How
to Get Rid of Your Mother -in-Law, (which
is said to be full of wholesome fun and
free from suggestiveness. Louis Thorn
dyke Boucicault and James Horne will ap-
pear in the delightful playlet called "a
Proper Improperly" the bright lines of
which haye hitherto amused audiences at
this house. Another act that the wise
know will be all right is that to be furnished
by Kay L. Royce, than whom there is
perhaps no monologist more popular in
Philadelphia, Sydney Grant is also pre-
senting first class new monologue, in
Guiding ifnitations-one of Dave Warfeld
is said to be perfect. Grant and Grant and
Carleton and Terre are also in the comedy
department. For devotees of dancing
there have been secured perhaps the great
est pair of dancers ever seen in a single
bill The work of Elseeta, the toe dance,
will attract dancing teachers and their pu-
pills; she is said to be to-day without
peer in her line. Pat Rooney is now billed
as tsThe Worlds Greatest Dancer" The
Indian Congress at Pan-American Expo
sition, and German Gunners in a practice
drill, and Decoration Day scenes at Get
tysburg will be shown by the biograph.
The success of "Miss Bob White" at the
Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia,
grows apace. The eighth week of Nixon
and Zimmerman's exquisite production of
Willard Sponsors beautiful pastoral COM
edy opera opened on Monday night with
the eighth crowded Monday night audience
and one as enthusiastic as any during the
former weeks of miss Bob Whites" de-
1ightful performances. Miss Bob White"
is running along at lively gait in what
promises to be entirely record breaking
season at the Chestnut Street Theatre.
The recent fiftieth performance souvenir
celebration was a huge success and the
ladies, oyer eight hundred of them, were
charmed with the dainty souvenirs they
received on that night. The seventy fifth
performance of Miss Bob White will be
celebrated on Wednesday evening, June
10TH. 1t will be another joyous celebra-
ton marked with many special features,
and miss Bob Whites" second souvenir
night.
Extremely handsome and expensive
souvenirs will be given to all ladies having
reserved seat coupons on that night and
applications for seats for that night should
be made at an early date. There is moth
ing to be said of Miss Bob White. No
production of little opera character has
so completely captivated theatregoers and
that large section of the public usually
classed as non-theatre goers both in
Philadelphia and surrounding country for
very great distances. The music is entran
cling IN its catchy melodies and swinging
numbers and the comedy, a flowing stream
of merriment all through the performance.
The wholesome and refined tone of the
performance and the fact that in all the hill
arious and rollicking.fun there is not word
nor a suggestion that is not in good taste,
have brought hundreds upon hundreds of
church people to find most charming enter
tainment in the beautiful performances of
Miss Bob White" The Wednesday and
Saturday matiness continue to draw large
crowds from the suburbs and country dis
trfcts especially. Seats for Miss Bob
White can always be secured two weeks
in ADVANCE