New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26

day concerts are now given-that is. they are
called concerts to avoid further trouble
Hazel Kirse" will be the play at the Murray
Hill this week, with Laura Hope Crews IN the
title role.
Business az the Eden Musee was brisk last
week. owing largely TO De Kota. who VIII con-
tinue his exhibitions Of magic.
At Pastors this week the chief attraction will
be Miss Lucy Clarke, an Irish contralto' who
has been heard in the London music halls. Mr.
Pastor heard her himself. and says she VIII
make a hit.
Keith begins the new week with an excellent
and varied bill The only dramatic sketch is
furnished by Will NJ. Cressy and Blanche
Dayne. who have a new act. Bill Biffkin's
Baby. which will be seen for the first time in
New York. The Fadettes Woman's Orchestra
is retained as one OF the features. The rest Of
the programme consists Of straight vaudeville.
headed by the Ten Ichi Troupe Of japanese
magicians. Ten Ichi himself is said TO be
worthy rival of the Chinese magician. Ching
Ling Foo. Carroll Johnson. the minstrel man;
Francis Piper. who presents a European must
cal novelty, and Sam Elton. the acrobauc come
dian, all belong to what are termed headline
acts.
The bill Of continuous vaudeville at Proc
tors Twenty-third Street will be headed by
Phroso. the mechanical man; Oracle Emmett &
Co, in Mrs. Murphy's Second Husband" Duff
fy. Sawtelle and Duffy in 'Papa's Sweetheart"
and Eugene Ellsworth and Madge Burt. ~
Of comic bent The Sunday concerts begin at
100 p. m. and are continuous.
"A Texas Steer will begin at the Fifth Ave
nue.. by the permanent stock company. Sun
Gus thereafter.
The Bells" viii be presented. at the Fifty
eighth Street in new scenic garb with Ralph
Cummings playing the leading role.
The Proctor Stock Company. headed by AIDE
laide Klein and Ned Howard Fowler will be
seen in revival of The Power of the Press"
At Hammerstens Victoria tonight Creatore
and his band heads another array of vaudeville.
including Charles Grapewin and Anna Chance.
William CresSy and Blanche Dayne, George
Thatcher. Hugh Stanton and Florence MOdena,
Ifnro Fox, Maude HUH. Berol and Berol and
Professor Burke.
Tonight, at the Metropolitan Duss. 'Nough
said.
The Herald Square Theatre announces the
opening of Sunday night concerts beginning to-
night. under direction of C. F. zittel A big bill
including Della Fox cher temperance in
vaudeville in this city,, Melville Stetson. Gus
Williams. Frederick V. Bowers. Charles Brad
The fourth concert at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre will present Pauline Hall
Maggie Cline will appear at the Academy con-
cert tonight.
Ted Marks has another concert at the Ameri-
can this evening.
HERE'S \ CAKEWALK INDEED.
The vaudeville entertainment and cakewalk
TO be given at the Metropolitan Opera House
next Saturday night under the auspices of the
Theatrical Business Mems Club promises to be
an amusing and a large affair. Beginning at
O'Clock. there VIII follow IN quick succession
twenty or more vaudeville acts which will lead
up To a cakewalk. Gus Kerker will direct
an orchestra or hfty and in this walk many
novel effects will be introduced. The partici-
pants for the prize VIII walk in twos and in
threes For instance there VIII lead off Messrs.
Weber and Fields. the Rogers Brothers aTSi
sam Bernard driving them tandem. Then will
follow Miss Marie Cahill. Thomas .. seabrooke
and Marshall p. Wilder. Next viii come Miss
Fay Templeton, Edna Wallace Hopper and
William Collier. Henry E DiXey, CARRIED as
AdOnis. Will walk for the cake with Miss Amelia
Bingham. while Dan DAILY. James T. Powers.
Peter F. Daley and Bessie Clayton will en-
deavor 10 win popular approval by introducing
new and untried dance steps
Then will appear such players Adele Rit-
chic. Louise Allen. Katie Barry. Marie Dressler,
George Fuller Golden, Pat Rooney. Hattie
Williams, Louis Harrison, Jack Slavin, Grace
Freeman, Halen Mostyn, Alice J. Shaw and her
twin daughters, Charles BigeIow. Edwin Arden.
Katherine Grey, Alice Fischer Marie George,
John r. Henshaw William West, Eta Butler.
Amy Aimes Minnie Ashley. Helen Marvin,
Rachel Booth. Jennie Yeamans. Snitz Edwards.
Arthur Dunn, Lee Harrison. Edith St. Clair,
William Norris, Clara Palmer, w. G. Kelly,
Gonroy and Macdonald. Grovine and Murray,
Hassen Ben Ali, Moung Toon Trio and Her
bert Sheath and Miss Maud Hobson who will
attempt an English cakewak in opposition TO
Miss Maude Raymond and Gus Rogers, as ex-
ponents OF coon" walking. The award should
be a difficult and dangerous one.