Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-25
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AuOtu0E SEeat FuuubNlll0 . CaEulNdl
will he held at the Fifty-eightll
street theatre, q notable programme
Icing announced for the week. This
is headed by George Evans, whose
success since his return to vaudeville
has been Tremendous. Always a clever
vaudeville entertainer his starring
tours appear to have broadened and
developed his trend of thought and
he is hetter than ever in his new
monologue. 1.-THE Queens Fam"
one of the dantiest musical conceits
ever written for vaudeville, is pre-
ssnted by "a trio of clever singers,
Adele Archer, Oriska Worden and
ess,mine Childe who appear as three
Vatican figures on o. painted fan.
Through O mistake of the painter q
gallant page is pictured as ~kneeling
at the feet of the wrong lacy. and OH
the rare occasions while the fans
| figures are endowed with life they
devote their bIief period of freedom
to musical lamentations and protest.
George Evans whose success i'll dram
vaudeville has returned to the field ofhis
first triumphs' and heads the bill at Proc
tors Twenty Third Street Theatre next
week orfeli G an entirely new monologuc
of smart songs aud clever stories. "The
Girl With the Auburn Hair ono of the
most impressive and beautiful vaudeville
acts ever devised also figures prominently
on that programme; this tei' g her first
appearance in New York this season.
The scenic effects viii h contribute SO
materially to ths ensemble arc this year
more elaborate than ever and several new
compositions are offered IN the singers
repertoire.
Robert Stevens stirring melo-drama
" An Enemy to the King" originally pro-
deced at the old Lyceum Theatre with
Ell. othern heading the cast will pro-
vide opportunity for tho Proctor players
Stationed at the On, Hundred ard Twenty
Fifth Street Theatre next week. Tho
scene studiers have been at work upon an
elaborate scenic equipment and All aug
lnentcd cast viii II includes William
Kelley, II. Dudley Hawley, Ril.y Cham
d%erlaiu, Gerald Griffep, Douglas Flint,
Ju ian Reed, Beatrice Morgan, Bessie
b lrriscale' Mathllde Dethon and other
favorites will ins urc an unusually ade-
qnatc production
The Four OTIS including Phil and
Matthew OFT of the famous OFT Family
head a splendid list Of entertainers at
Proctor,s Newark Theatre next wee y
presenting their most successful faroical
sketch "riie Smart Set written for them
by Joseph Hart, Foxy Grandpa. The
sketch is rep'ete with exciting episodes
md includes some singing and dancing
interludes Of decided attIactivencss. The
Champagne Dance from the 'Silver Slip
per" will repeat that famous dance and
off, + other novelties. The company con-
sists of twelve porsous from the original
production Of the operreta under the
manage ment of John c. Fisher. Myles
Mccarthy and Aida Wolcott offer a nov
cl little sketch entitled 1.-The Race Tout 8
Dream" an idyl Of the track which con-
"a MS philosophy as well as comedy
"Friends" Edwin Milton ~ltoyle's
clever play will be Offered at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre next week by tho per
m Dcnt stock company headed by Edwin
Arden and included ia the cast are lisa
be le Evcsson, Wallace Erskine. scott
Q mper, III gh Ford, George Howell,
Gertrude Berkeley Lillian Hoffman and
others. The play has had several REVEALS
since its original presentation in New
York and has always been received with
maj ked favor. The Proctor production
is made in response to many requests
since the opening of the season and an
unusually good presentation OF the piece
is assured. There will be a capital vaude-
vile offering which will include the first
anpcarance on The vaudeville stage oil
May Isabelle Fisk whose entertainments
at Tho Waldorf Astoria have been receiv-
ed with such marked favor for severa'