The sun., 1903-09-27
Swedish Ladies' Quartet is with this
company.

kremers popular Inelodranas. is billed al
the Metropolis.
Vctor's Royal Venetian Band will pro
vide some good music, both classical and
popular, at Proctor's Twenty-third Street
Theatre this week. Another acceptable
feature Of the programme is Tom Nawn
and company in Pat and the Genii, and
they will be followed by Fields and Ward
comedians; the Lutz brothers. sharpshoot-
ers; the Deonzo brothers, barrel jumpers;
Willis and Collins, In THE New Professor :;
Al Lawrence, the mimic; Lawson and Ma
mon, cyclists and boxing comedians, and
Clark and Temple in singing sketch,
"A Gilded Fool, in which Nat Goodwin
had much success, will be revived at Proc.
tors Fifth Avenue Theatre, Florence Heed
appearing az Mdr0aref Ruthpen.
f. C. Burnand's farce, Dolly and Betsy.
will be presented at Proctor's l25th Street
Theatre, the leading. parts being assi gned
to Lorna Elliott and Paul McAlEster.
when Women Love" the melodrama
that Is announced at Proctor's Fifty-ei ghth
Street Theatre, is New York pay, snow, ,
a garden fete on the Hudson. There is
much incidental music.
Nine Adgie's trained lions are the top
line feature at Proctor's Newark Theatre
The usual Sunday concerts will be given
at all the Proctor theatres in New YORK
viii M. Cressy and Blanche Dayne will
spend another week at Keith's Theatre and
will appear in q new sketch called Bill
Biffin's Baby" Genaro and Bailey will be
seen in "A Cigarette Fend.' Sterling and
Revelle will display their marvellous agility
on the bars. The programme also promises
Mr.: and Mrs Edward Bixley in an original
little comedy; the musical Willis family;
Tim Cronin, the story teller; La Bell Dazie,
a dancer whose accomplishments are said
to be startling; the Young American Quin,,
tet; Sam Adams, Bertha, Barlow and
Nicholson and Bertha Stanhops.
Mabel Mckinley, who has decided not to
retire from the vaudeville stage, as 1t was
reported that she would, will sing at the
Circle Theatre this week, The rest OF the
bill ia attractive, too. 1t includes Lewis
A. Simon and the Grace Gar dener company
in THE New Coachman' Lewis and Ryan,
in a funny sltit; Kline, Otto brothers and
Nickerson, a quartet Of musicians Avery
and Hart In dancing and singing speci atty;
Joe Flynn with his funny little book; the
Jac Theo Trio, and Delto and Zello, acrobats.
Hurtig L seamon's Music Hall main
tains its standard in this weeks vaudeville
bill, led by Barrows, Lancaster and Com
pany in "A Chip Of ths Old Block Among
other entertainers will be Charles T. Al
drich, the juggling magician; Florence
Binaley, in a new sketch which she calls
1An Afternoon at Home;" Hal Stephens,
in character impersonationsi Snyder and
Trio, in THE Haunted Mill John F. Leon
ard, with his original monologue, Hogan g
Home Again, Boys and the Watermelon
Trust, a combination OF colored singers
and dancers.
Tony Pastors programme includes
McCabe, Sabine and Vera, In 'The Arrival
OF Kitty Mccarthy Ca-!!n and Otto. Ger
man comedians; the Tourists Trio, the
Adonis Trio, Mitchell and Marion, The
Minst rel Boys" Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 1horne
and Company, In An Uptown Flat. the
Major Sisters, sin gers and dancers, and the
Kaimos, eccentric lightning change dancers,
Phil Sheridan's City Sports will appear
at the Dewey this week in -The Maids Of
SIAM
Cummins's Indian Congress at the Mad
ison Square Garden pictures the life OF
the plains In an interesting manner. There
will be a special concert performan ce
to-day
Luna Park will end it's season tonight.
Before it opens for next summer it will be
extended over eighteen more acres.
THE Rise and Fall of Napoleon the Great
is shown on the cinematograph at the
Eden Musee.
Sunday concerts are announced at the
American Theatre, the Victoria, the Circle
the Harlem Opera House, Hurt ig 4 Sea-
mons Music Hail. afternoon and evening
the New Star. the Metropolis, the Third
Avenue and the Dewey.