Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-02-10
Proctors.

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the smartest of the attractive comediet
of society, should prove an importan
attraction at Proctor's One Hundred
and Tweuty-ffth street theatre mex
week, where it will be given ain un
usual y elaborate and careful produc-
tion by the stock COMPANY, including
Paul McAllistor, Charles Lane, Sol
Akron, John Westley, Charles M.
Seay, Florence Reed, Jessie Bonstelle,
Roso Stuart, Bessie Lea Lesitua, Lor-
eta Healy, William C%ullington, and
others. Special attention will be paid
to the scenic production, the three sets
showing smart London interiors, all
of which were painted for this pres
cntation. The vaudeville section will
be particularly attractive, including
"Talkative' Miss Hortno, in a breezy
monogoue.
ACROSS the Pacific" the s%tirrins
comedy drama, in which Harry Clay
Blaney sustains the principal role,
that Of Willie Live, a newspaper cor
respondent, will doubtless enthust
the patrons of Proctor's Fifty eighth
Street Theatre next week. Through
out the three acts there is something
OF moment o &c Gu ring every instant.
In one scene there is a fight in a bloch
house in the PHILIPPINES, and a rapid
fire gun is introducedto heighten the
effect. The placing of the locale ii
Montana, San Francisco and the Phil
ippines brings forth the introduction
of many stirring stage pictures. en-
ploying Philippines, cowboys, Chin
ese. and army and navy men. A not
able scene is in the third tact, which
shows the departure for Manila, of o
big United State; transport, loaded
with troops. Mr.. Blaney is supported
ny IN excellent company ard the Pr O.
duction Will be a meritoriou one in
every particular.
Paul Spadoni, a juggler new to this
country, will make his American de-
but at Proctor's Newark Theatre Mon
day. He will head a bill which in
cludes Alcido Capitaine, 1.-THE Perfect
Woman" Binns, Binns and Binns,
musical comedians, Bailey and Mad
sin, g~rotosqnes, Cole and Werner,
German comedians, the Three Trou-
badors, Dorothy K~enton, and the al
ways OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Bicycle riding extraordinary Will be
the feature at P~roctor's Twenty-third
Street Theatre, next week, when Nick
Kaufman the long time trick rider,
will appear at the head of a troupe
comprising some of the best riders Oh
either side of the Atlantic. Mr..
Kaufman was here last year, and his
success was so great that he has been
re-imported by Mr.. Proctor. Several
new riders have been added to the
team, and those retained from last
season have made steady progress to
ward the attainment of the seemingly
impossible. This is only n feature
of the bill, for another of Importance
will be the re-appearance III vaude-
Vile of little Adolph link, who for
three or four seasons past was con-
nected with the late Jerome Sykes.
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first IN Foxy CUTLER, and later in
tile "Billionaire. Mr.. link will
sing a number of songs in different
costumes, and during the period de-
voted to these changes Will invite the
audience into his dressing room, by
way of a moving picture machine.
Champagne and Oysters, q farce
adapted from the French by the late
J. W. Sha(nnon, will form the dram
attic attradtiop at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre thu coming week. The farce
may scarce be termed a novelty, for
it has been \ favorite for many years.