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THE MASON BROTHERS APPEAR
TO-NTGHT

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THE MASON BROTHERS APPEAR
TONIGHT.
Dan and c. A. Mason, in Rudolph
and Adolph,' will be seen at the Hy-
perion tonight. The Mason brothers
are decidedly original pair, and some
other and perhaps better known Ger
man comedians could well afford to
take pattern by their methods. They
sing, dance and get off number of
gags with most whimsical serious
ness of expression, and their shaving
act would make a sphinx laugh. Then
again, their scene in their ladies' tall
oring establishment is one of the fun
NEST things attempted on the stage in
many a day.
The Masons are supported by very
clever company of artists. Jessie Mae
Hall, as Anna Gilbert, sings and dances
with fetching chic; Miss Clara Rey-
nolds Smith, as Mrs. Rudolph Dinkel-
spiel, is unctuously humorous; Miss
Gloria Alonzo looks charming and acts
with vim the role of Mrs. Adolph Din
kelspiel, and Miss Beatrice Mckenzie,
a pretty little woman, makes quite a
hit as Stella Comstock She sings
CHdTIlIIlSly. MISS 1NelllB NdShSll Is CA
cellent as Rosiland McGovern, and Ami
ia Laurence is a lively Flo The Sis
tiers Laurence, a pair of handsome.
lithe-limbed young women, make good
as Tessie Brown and Jessie Brown.
Lew H. Newcomb is capital as Jack
Marden, and a very clever piece of He
brew characterization is provided by
Robert Mack, who appears as Isidore
Hinkleheimer. Thomas Williamson,
Thomas Teetsel and Frank Welderhoff
fill minor roles capably. A decided nov
city is dance by the Sisters Laurence
in which parasols ablaze with vari-col-
ored electric lights are used very eff
fectively.
Seats now selling. Prices 81, rs cents,
80 cents, So cents and 25 cents.
The appearance of Sandow at the
Hyperion tomorrow evening will be
his farewell to the stage. The great
athlete retires to establish in America
a series of physical culture schools, the
same as he has established in London,
Paris and all the great cities of Eu-
rope. With Sandow in this engage
ment will be a vaudeville company of
the highest merit. Prominent in the
list Is Miss Julie Ring, a beautiful girl
who has just returned from signal tri-
umphs in London, Paris and Berlin
This will be Miss Rings first appear
ance in New Haven. but if all that the
New York papers have said about her
is true she will create a sensation. 9th
ers in the company are the Laske broth |
ers Cross and Holden. the Damn
brothers, the Mason Keller company,
the Little Pucks and others. Seats now
on sale. Prices 81. rs cents, so cents, So |
cents and Ok cents
The inimitable farce 1.-THE Rogers |
Brothers in Washington comes to the |
Hyperion next Friday night. They !
have just scored immense successes in !
New York, Boston, Philadelphia and |
Chicago. There are many comedians in |
the organization, and the pretty girls |
will make it a notable beauty show. |
The cast includes the following we'll |
known artists Hattie Williams, Eu- /
gene Jepson, William West, Gus G. |
Weinburg, Pat Rooney, James Cherry, !
John B. Hendricks. William Torpey, |
Carolyn Gordon, Emma Francis, Jean
nette Bageard, Edith st. Clair, Mayt
Taylor and Elsie Davis. Seats on sale