The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-06-18

Keith's twelfth consecutive summer
season has been thus far the most profit
able in the history of this now interna-
tional circuit, there having been but a
slight decrease in the size of the as
semblages which gather in its cool. audi
forum thrice daily. For the comedy de-
partment this week there has been as
signed company of comedians declared
to be the equal of any who have been
seen in Philadelphia this season. Not a
few declare that the mantle of 'Shore
Acres" Herre has fallen upon the shout
ders of Arthur Sidman, who is to APP
pear in "A Bit of Real Life for the last
time in miscellaneous programme this
week. Next season the Sidmans will
star in Mr.. Sidman's play, york State
Folks" Hal Stephens has scored one of
the chief hits of the year in a series of
lifeEke representations of leading actors,
with novel scenic and light effects. 1.-THE
Two Rubies," which is to be interpreted
by Miss Dean Edsall & Co., Sully, Moore
& Sully, Walter ]. Talbot and Abbott
Dawson, Jennings and Renfrew and
Harry Brown, are also newcomers in
the world of laughter who have earned
the approval of Keithites in other cities
of the circuit Conway and Leland and
John Healy are local favorites to appear.
Pat Rooney, the stellar fancy dancer,
scored so strong hit last week that an
additional week has been given him
here. He is to be featured in the Rogers
Brothers show next season. A frst-rate
vocal and instrumental turn will be fur
nished by Eckert and Heck.
Miss Bob White began its third month
at the Chestnut Street Theatre on Monday
night before the usual crowded and en-
thusiastic audience. On Wednesday night
of this week, June 10TH the seventy nth
performance of Mr.. Willard Spenser' S
captivating comedy opera will be appro-
priately celebrated. There will be some
special features in the performance and
it will be Miss Bob Whites second souvenir
night. Uncommonly pretty and dainty
souvenirs will be given to ladies having
re served seat coupons on that nlght; Inc
enormous success of "Miss Bob Whites"
first souvenir night marking the fftieth
performance will add zest to the popular
interest over the second souvenir occasion.
Miss Bob White is in the height OF SPLEEN
did success at the Chestnut and is appar-
emily quite proof against warm waves,
and last week met its first torrld onslaught
with cool Indifference. The cooling APP
paratus at the Chestnut is breeZlly effec-
tive. On the two warm nights of last
week those who brought fans found they
had no use for them, the cooling arrange
ments which include several miniature
glaciers of ice and dozens of electric fans
working like a charm. Nixon and
Zimmerman's exquisite production OF
''Miss Bob White" has long since become
a we'll seasoned success and has settled
down to long summer run. No produc,
ton of light opera character has achieved
such wide popularity and thousands OF
new admirers are added to miss Bob
Whites" clientale as the weeks roll by.
Seats are obtainable two weeks in advance
and speedy application for seats for the
second souvenir night, June 10Th. is adj
visable Matinees are on Wednesday and
Saturday in each week.