Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
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gramme is announced at Proctor q
twenty third street theatre next
week. A prominent position Is &C.
cuDied on the bill ny Powell, the ma.
gician, who has recently returned
from a European tour. Powell lis not
one of those who has sought to confne
his performance to coin and cards
making them but one feature of q
diversified programme of experiments,
many of which are entirely new to
American audiences. He has not been
in this city for some time aud many
new tricks have been added since his
last appearance. Another interesting
event is the first appearance here of
( James Clarence Hyde's clever comedy
Her Busy Day." which is interpret
eli by m excellent cast. This merry
little farce is one of the best or the
recent out put and abounds In mirth-
full situations and smart dialogue.
So successful was the revival of
1.-THE Lady of Lyons" at Mr.. Proc.
tors uptown house, that u repetition
of the performance at the Fifth ave.
nue theatre has been decided on for
the coming week. W. s. Hart and
Adelaide Keim sustain the principal
characters supported by the members
of the stock company. Wood & Berry
lead the vaudeville program with q
capital singing and dancing speciality
of greater attraction than the average.
Iiddlewinks & Dugan, the miniature
Irish comedians. offer q comedy CON-
versation, while the Aerial Shaws
are to be seen in a ring and tiapeze
speciality, and,Nlna Collins, a soprano,
will offer excellent singing. and other
well known specialists will also ap-
pear on the program. The usual Sun
day concert uni from / 80 to 10 80.
Robertson ALWAYS popular comedy
"Caste" will be revived at the One
Hundred and Twenty.ffth street
theatre next week by the stock COM
pany stationed there. Hugh Ford will
repeat his performance of "Old
Eccles," in which he gained much
favorable comment last fall, and
Qessie Izette will be seen as Poly.
Special scenery has been painted for
the production. Perry & Randall,
singers and dancers, offer IN interest
ing little speciality, while Fred Dun
worth will manipulate chairs and
cards. The Kalateohnoscope will
have some interesting views both Of
American and European subjects and
other important specialists will be in
troduced. The usual Sunday concert
runs continuously from $50 to 10: {.
The opening of the regular season
at Proctor sEFifty eighth street theatre
will ocour IN Monday with the first
local production of Charles f. Blay-
ney's new play more 10 be Pitied
than Scorned., - which will serve as
the opening attraction at this hand
some house, which during the summer
months has been entirely redecorated
I tIHL PLOfluOu Nlbh llOW bChtb VI u hOW
and most comfortable pattern. Not a
nook or corner has been left untouched
by the staff of decorators and painters
and the auditorium is more attractive
than ever, while to the stage increased
facilities have been installed for hand
ling of heavy scenic effects.
Among the entertainers at Proctcr's
Newark theatre next week will be
found the Majestic Comedy -Four in
q capital comedy musical specially
Offering instrumental selections of n
high order of merit. Another strong
attraction will be Elwood f. Bost-
wick and Company, in his own sketch
entitled "Cranks," a lively little
farcette of decided originality in
which Marguerite Starr and Bertha,
Mr.. Morrell materially aid Mr.. Bost-
wick in the creation of q succession
of laughs.