Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-27
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A"Love on Crutches, " ono of the old
Daily successes, will be revived Mt
Proctor's Fifth avenue theatre next
week. This adaptation from the Ger
man is II of the most popular pieces
in thesDaly standard repetoire, and
its revival will be greeted with inter.
!, est by many of those who have enjoy
ed its crisp humor in times past. Mr..
Proctor will make every effort to
reproduce, as nearly as possible, the
DAILY atmosphere, to which end he
has engaged several performers for
the parts to which they are especially
suited. Among those who will figure
in the cast Will be Malcolm Williams,
Gorald Griffin, Werner Charges, John
Westley, Lolita Linthicum, Rose
Stuart, Julin Blanc, etc.
A more than generous proportion of
novelty and comedy will comprise the
bill at Proctor's Twenty third street
theatre next week. The headline at
traction Will be George E. Boniface
and Bertha Waltzinger, who will ap-
pear in a clever comedy sketch with
musical inter- options, called "The
Woman who Hesitates is Won" Miss
Waltzinger, who has figured promin-
emily in light opera, will be given
apt support by Mr.. Boniface, who is a
we'll known comedian. Another en-
pertaining sketch will be "Her First
Ofense," by Hugh Ford, in which
will appear Miss Jessie Izetto and a
we'll chosen company. Mr.. Ford has
written some capital Dialogue i'll
which is skillfully told n story uf Or
iginality and merit. Rauscllle, whose
speciality is the impersonation of
famous men, has added several new
characters since he was last seen here.
He gives his turn" a marked comedy
aspect and amuses while he d~elineates
various famous ~personages. Matthews
and Ashley will present a talking
speciality, in which one of the men
inpersUnates q Hebrew of the lower
class.
"a Rose o. Plymouthss..Town," n
| play which was found not particular.
ly well suite tod Miss Minnie Dupree,
but which nevertheless has enjoyed
a considerable favor since it was con-
verified to the uses Of stock companies,
will be presented at PoctUr's One
Hundred and Twenty-ffth street
theatre next week, where it will be
used as the vehicle for the re-appear-
ance of Adelaide Keim as leading
woman of the permanent stock com.
pany stationed at this theatre. In
this production the original scenery
and properties will be used and the
cast will include Adelaide Keim,
Charles Lane, Loretta Healy, II.
Dudley Hawley, Florence Earle, etc.
Employed in the vaudeville section
will be Arthur Buckner, an excor-
tionally clever trick oyclist.
Robert billiard Will head the ex-
cellent program at Mr.. +. f. Proctor's
Newark theatre next week, present
ing for the first time here his new
sketch, "Nlne Seventy Three, which
S declared to be oven more accept.
able than the "Littliest Gill" in
which he Vas SO su ccessful. The NJ W
sketch employs q large company ald
Mr.. Hilllard's reputation is q guar
antee that the piece will be excelle. t.
" played. Ellsworth and Burt will
also engage in the presentation Of q
sketch, but make appeal with a more
farcical Offering, balancing Mr.. Hill
ards sketch. Cal Stewart, a teller Of
Yankee dialect stories, will present
an entirely new series of songs and
stories. Leonard and Collins, singing
and talking comedians.
The Secret of Poll -hinelle'' with Mr.
Wm. H.. Thompson, aud the splendid
original company as it first appeared al
the Madison Square Theatre will find it,
6tird New York home at the Princes
Theatre beginning on Monday evening.
Mr.. james K. Hacketr has arranged
with Messrs. Shubert and Evans. tn,
lessees of the Princess, TO move 1t 10 tia,
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