New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27

Y. REEVES SMITH
The African Millionaire" at the PrincesA
VILE programme. with the exception Of Paul
Spadoni whose performance Of Juggling ons
hundred pound cannon balls and catching them
IN quick succession on the back of his neck has
nightly aroused the enthusiasm OF the audiences
IS no juggling act has done since the August
FAMILY appeared here. The newcomers will be
Marshall p. Wilder. Adgle and her trained
lions, EcncUO and Bailey, in q new and novel
dancing act; Fields and Ward. Ride and Pre-
yost Cushman, Holcomb and Curtis. Smith and
Fuller BERTHE Fowler. BeneclaIre Brothers and
others
For the first time IN nearly four years KeIth's
patrons VIII have an opportunity this week Of
seeing ard hearing Pauline Hall Always a
favorite since she was member OF the McCauII
forces at the Casino. and a rival Of Lillian
Russell as stage beauty. she Is still popular.
She win be heard n some new songs and IN
others that she has made famous in comic
opera sager Mldgely viii portray another %
his cOmlcal Sammy and Sarah" series. entitled.
AFTER School" Nldgely is an impersonator Of
the peculiar type he has chosen. while Gertie
Carlisle Is a talented soubrette nInble OF foot
and with pleasing voice. This number Is an
especial treat for the youngsters. Another feat
ure Of the programme is the NartenDerg
Brothers, who viii show how shlful one may
become with his feet As a sample OF their
adr0ltuess four globes kept going At once
after the manner Of the four bah tricks IN
which the hands are used Cressy and Dayne
have been held over for the second week and
they VIn present another OF their sketches Of
New ltaIGpshlre life called The Village Law
yer" James j. Morton, i'm monologue is ever
new, and his ma aerlsms are Of the kind that
ADS r,5flcb 10 the value of the stories told The
balance OF the BIN is up TO the standard, in
Guiding the Martin brothers. McAI2hOn and
Chapeue, Emerson and Omega Rastus and
Banks, Rosaire. Lavine and Leonard, Reed and
Shaw and Clarke and Florctte. A real battle
VIII be depicted by the hioEraph. In the pict-
ures viii be seen a charge on an intrenched po-
si-ion by the Russians, which is captured but
finally retaken by the Japs after q desperate
fight
In addition TO the excsTent bin offered at the
Circle Theatre this week. EIr. williams has
secured as the headline attraction Rousbys cleo
trical sensation, entitled EN- Paris" This nov
city is a spectacular electrical review Of inter
estinE features Of the Paris Exposition Of 1900
and should prove popular feature. Vaudeville
proper includes the four Nightons. who an
nounce themselves as mighty men OF muscle
May Edouin and Fred Edwards in the protean
singing sketch. a Bachelors Dream: Stuart
Barnes, a popular comedian. Norah BRyes. a
ren. offering "Ouo Vat ISIS: webb's trained
seals and Hons; Mitchell and Marion. a comedy
duo; Forester's musical dog, and the vitagraph.
showing new series OF views
John T. Sullivan. who IS well known as a lead
ing actor, has gone into vaudeville and next
Monday at Proctor's Twenty-third Street The
a;re VIII be seen ~ sketch By Sidney Grundy,
called Captain Huntington" He win be
sisted by Miss Margaret Anterior
Captain Swift" c Haddon Chambers's play
OF London social life which originally pro-
duced ct the Madison Square Theatre. with
Maurice Barrymore in the name part. VIII be
offered by Mr. Proctor at his observation-disclosures
twCuty-dfth street Theatre this week
Howard Hall VIII present his melodrama Of
French life The Man Who Dared" ct Proc
tors FIfty-eIghth Street Theatre this week.
The play IS based on the theme OF the resem-
blance of twin brothers. This. combined with
the exciting scene ia the lions cage, suflices 10
carry the action Of the play through five acts
replete with the usual 'thrillers'' indis-
pensable 20 d production OF this sort
The Wedding March" one OF W. s. GiIberts
comedies. win be the offering OF the stock COM
pany at Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre this
week. The piece has not been seen in New
York for several years. IN spite % thu crispness
OF its dialogue ana il Is Mr.. Proctor's intention
10 make the revival IN artistic fashion.
The Dude Among the Tyroieans" IS the title
OF d new addition TO the World in Wax az the
Eden Musee. The swell" from the city IS be-
ing entertained in the cabin of the mountain
GERS. He Is smitten with the charms OF the
inountaia maiden Of the Tyrol and he is telling
her OF the wonders OF the city life. The ex-
pressioas on the faces OF the mountaineers as
they quiz the city man characteristics and
well depicted The afternoon ana evening con-