Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
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Robert 7. Haines and Laura Hope
crews hond the programme at Proc
tors new hundred and Twenty fifth
street theatre next week, appearing
here in conjunction with their per :
formanco at the Fifth avenue theatre.
Tneir sketch their Honeymoon, by
Genevieve Haines, calls for an
elaborto scenic setting which has boon
specially painted for this production
in duplicate, and here in the homo of
fiat jewellers the humor of Mrs.
Haines, sketch OF at life will be par
ticularly appreciated. "Their
Honeymoon relates to the expert
ences Of a newly married pair who
spend the early days of their welded
life an ready furnished fat, and
shows how slight a thing may divert
the course OF true love al least for the
time being.
Lizzie Evans and Fred Peters have
the top place on the bill at Proctor
Newark theatre next weak, present.
ing a new comedy sketch not before
seen in Newark. Miss Evans has be. n
a favorite star in plays calling for
trough soubrette parts, and in h.r
vaudeville work she has invariably
strengthened the impression made in
hor starring days. She has gagged
vaudeville taste and works to plea sing
effect. Mr.. Peters is one Of the best
of the younger comedians. He has
a quick convincing humor and adds
to this qualification a pleasant per-
sonality. 1t will make one OF the bes'
sketch offerings of the season.
by special arrangement 18th Gustav
Frohman. Mark Louis de Coacy's
lplaylet Of theatrical life For Lizette''
heads the programme at Proctor's
Twanty- third street theatre next week.
Lizette is a little dancer in a yaude
vile theatre and has won the love of
her guardian, a balladist, and also of
la gymDast. She is forced to decide
between the tenderness Of the singer
and the rough, but hearty affection of
the areial performer.
Robert 7. Haines and Laura Hope
Crews. who were so successful at
I wenty third street theatre last week
will this weak transfer their appear
anoe to the Fifth avenue theatre, in
Genevieve Haines' sketch "Their
Honeymoon" also playing at the
Harlem house. Their appearance will
be made each afternoon and evening
subsequent to the performance. OF
+" Who's Brown, o clever farce
comedy of Now York life which has
enjoyed a popular run and will be re.
vived next week by the Proctor
players located at this theatre.
The Rogers Brothers made thei r last
appearance in "The Rogers Brothers
in London in Utica, Saturday, the
18th inst, completing the longest sea-
son they every played. They opened
at the Star theatre in Buffalo, August
31st., and played forty.two weeks,
touling from the Atlantic to the
Pacific coast. They will begin their
seventh season under the direction OF
Klaw s. Erlanger ut the Star theatre
in Buffalo, August 29th., presenting
q new vaudeville farce by JOHN J. Nc
Nally called "The Rogers Brothors in
Paris. After a brief Eseason out q
New York, they will open tie Liberty,
the new theatre Klaw & Granger are
building for them on Forty second
street, just west of the New Amster-
Idam theatre. This house will be
one OF the most attractive theatres in
New York City.
Klaw & Erlanger's Aerial Gardens
and theatre. on their New Amsterdam
Theatre. Forty. second street just west
of Broadway, have become the mos
popular summer evening resort IL
New York City. The theatre, com
plete in every detail as any of surface
construotion, but SO built that it can
be thrown omen on all four sides, will.
seat l,900 people. With the gardes,
z. 900 people can be entertained. Til,
attraction, John j. McNafly's skit
"a Little OF Everything, presents q
notable aggregation Of novelties t.
which the Ofenbach Review. the
musical nit of Paris last SEASON, has
been added. This consists Of a selec
tion of complete genes from eight o
O%fenbach's most popular operas