Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-27
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Blanche Ring Will make her first
appearance at Mr.. PrOctor's Newark
theatre each afternoon aud evening
next week, prior to her performance
in Prootor's Twenty-thlrd street and
Fifth avenue theatres in New York.
Her appearance here is necessarily
mado somewhat early, but her per-
formnnce will be in no wise altered,
but will be precisely the same rs that
presented ut tho Other two theatres.
Miss Ring i'll the past year has ma
terially advanced in artistic ability
and professional standing, her recent
experiences in tho London music halls
adding greatly to the finish of her
work.
The Fifth avenue theatre will form
the finishing line for Miss Blanche
Rings triple appearance Mt the
Proctor houses, and here each after
noon and evening next week she will
conclude the race against time which
starts in Mr.. Proctor's Newark
theatre with the T~wenty-third street
theatre for tho head of the home
stretch and the Fifth avenue house
for it's winning point. The time
scheduled has been so arranged that
in sDite of her arduous work Miss
Ring will be thoroughly rested and
as fully able to do herself justice at
tile third house as she is ut the start.
Blanche Ring will make Proctors'
Twenty-third street theatre the second
stopping place on her vaudeville loop
the loop circuit, commencing Mon
day. where she will present a number
of selections from her repertoire, in
Gliding the famous "Belle of Avenue
Al and some new London hits.
Miss Ring, who has had experience
in tho London halls in the matter of
several appearances nightly under
takes to appear ut Mr.. Proctor's
Newark theatre and subsequently MP
pear at the Twenty-third street and
Fifth avenue theatres the same after
noon and evening, beating Miss Jessie
Millward's record of two appearances
the current week by one theatre and
a railroad journey. This is Miss
Rings first re-appenrance in con-
tinuous vaudeville since her return
from Europe and she should fare
especially well at the Twenty-third
street where she is already an estab-
lished favorite.
The last performance of David
Ha1um," last Saturday evening term
mated lthe regular combination sea-
son Mt Proctor's Fifty-eighth street
theatre. Tomorrow n supplemental
season of light opera will be inaugu-
rated under Mr.. Proctor's manage.
ment with a company strong both in
number and merit, presenting III suc-
cesslon some of the newest and most
popular of operas. The first Offering
will be Alice Nelson's production of
THE Fortune Teller" Those who
have enjoyed Victor Horbert's bcauti.
full music and Harry b. Simth's crisp
lyrics will be glad of the opportunity
to renew their acquaintance with this
opera.
"The New MagdaleD,' one of the
standard pieces always received fav-
orably, will be the Offering of the
stock company at Prootor's Ono Hun
dredsend Twenty-fifth street theatre
nextNweek, where W. S. Hart, the
actor who scored an important in
dividual success in Hearts Cour-
geous, p" at tho Broadway theatre Inst
fall will make his appearance as the
leading man. Mr.. Hart is all exceed
ingly clever player and will doubtless
gain Immediate favor with the Proc
tor cliontei, Others who will DO seen
in important roles are Adelaide Keim,