Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-05
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Unusually strong in comedy Will
be the bill at Proctor's Twenty-third
street theatre next week, May 9th,
where the performer, who will be
given the greater prominence is Spar
row, "The Mad Juggler, whose
cratic actions have convulsed most of
the New York theatreEgoers many
times. He is a comedian rather than
a juggler, but possesses great skill in
the latter connection. In decided
contrast is the work of Nestor Lennon
and COMPANY, in n little dramatic
sketch entitled "a Trile," by Arnold
DAILY, whose recent managerial
triumph in Candida" is we'll re-
IN embered. The offering is above the
average of merit in vaudeville
sketches. Animal acts are always
pleasing and in Belle Hathaways dogs
and monkeys will be- offered n
specially which may always be de-
pended upon to present something
new, while broad comedy will be the
contribution of White and Simmons
who will appear i'll an old fashioned
minstrel after piece, entitled RATS, "
which is as funny as "Get in the
Band Wagon" in which they have so
long been identified.
The production OF "Frou Frou'' at
Proctor's Fifth avenue theatre next
week will be of more than ordinary
interest, for next to Camille" Sar-
dou's "Frou Frou' Is regarded as
one Of the tests of an actresses capa-
bilitios, and has shared equal favor
with the Dumas play. Care is being
expended i'll the production Ct the
piece to give q thoroughly adequate
performance in every particular, new
scenery and costumed will be pro-
vid ed, and an augmented cast en-
ployed. Among those who are to in
terpret the piece are Malcolm Will
liams, John Westley, Hugh Ford,
Werner Charges, AL. Roberts, Jessie
%Izette, Esteile Earle, Rose Stuart,
Ceceylle Mayer, etc. In the vaude-
vile section there will be Pierce and
Malice, in q dainty singing and
dancing medley; very aud Hart, who
will present a dialogue strongly sug-
costing the work of Williams and
Walker; Lutz Bros, one of whom is
without arms, pres onting a novel
speciality in which the armless nan
demonstrates his skill as q sharp |
shooter, cornetist and carpenter, us
ing his feet.
"In Mizzoura," one of the best
plays in which MI. Nat Q. Goodwin
sver appeared, will be the dramatic
offering at Prootor's One Hundred
and Twenty fifth street theatre next
week, where it win be given the same
careful production as marked the pres
antation at the Fifth avenue theatre
u week ago. An entire new set of
scenery ia provided and for the smithy
an entire blacksmith shop has been
hired and is transferred bodily to the
stage. including the proprietor of the
shop. Among those who will assume
the leading parts are Adelaide Keim,
William Pascoe, George Bryant. H
Dudley Hawley, Charles Seay, Gerald
Griffin, Edwin Fowler, LorettaiHealy, |
Marguerite Kirker, etc. Crawford
and Manning, singers and dancers,
Will head the vaudeville section OF
the p4ll with the newest steps in buck
and wing dancing.
Excellent throughput will be the
bill at Prootor's Newark theatre next
week, where the headline position is
taken by Edmund Hayes and Company,
who will present. his always popular
farce, "a Wise Guy" The title part
Of the piano mover, which was or
iginally performed by Mr.. Hayes in
California some fifteen years ago,
stands unique among stage characters.