The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26

! for this Lawrence marston has speo1ally
| supery is ID its preparation. The Fifth
| Avenue company has been drawing large
audiences recently, and another souvenir
I matiT e fas been arranged for next Tues
day afternoon.
4 strong vaudeville programme has been
| arranged FOR Proctor's TWenty-third Street
! Theatre this week. Ireland's Own Band
! il in front. Frederic Bond presents for
1 the first time n clever playlet called Hand
| kerchief No. IS Ellie Fay is among the
entertainers, and so are Adgie's lions
| Roberts Hall and Roberts; Marguerite and
Hanlev sbunSopair. an Indian entertainer;
Barrett and Bell, Kelly and Bartlett, aero
bats, and Elmer Tenley, comedian.
The Fifty-eighth Street stock company
! will put on this week Northern Lights,
| a melodrama which has retained Its popu-
lanty for many years. In the cast are
William Iheersoll, Craze Reals, Harold
Hartsel. william Norton. Agnes Scott,
| Charles Arthur and Laura Lang. Vaude-
Vile between the acts will also be strong
81" David Belasoo and H. C. De Miles drama,
! The Wife. is the weeks plav a. the l25th
| Street Theatre William j. Kelly and Bea-
| trce Morgan have the star parts: Be
| tween the acts some clever vaudeville
specialtes will be given.
Concerts tonight At all four Of the Proc
tor theatres.
Annie Yeamans, known TO many admirers
as "the grand old Lady Of the stage, leads
the programme at Keith's this weak. She
appears in a sketch entitled 'oh Geei It's
Great 10 be Crazy Blind Tom, the negro
musician, IL another entertainer. Archie
Boyd and his company appear in comedy
called After Many Years" Among the
other performers are Nora Bayes, the How
ard Brothers Charles Kenna in a sketch
called The FakirT; DR.. Alma's trained
dogs. Jack Irwin, monologist Shepard
and Ward and the Leigh Brothers
Leah Kessler,' the burlesque Of Mrs
Fiskes play, has proved a great attraction
NJ the Colonial Music Hall Mabel Fenton
burleeoues Mrs. Fiske, and Hugh Ford
travesties George Arliss. This week there
are nav vaudeville attractions at the the
atre. The Hawthorne sisters have been
engaged for an unlimited period TO sing the
music OF Leslie Stuart, author Of .Floro-
dora William Gould, assisted by Valesca
Seuatt: Smith and Campbel Herberts
Performing Dogs; Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Murphy In a comedy, The Coal Strike
Eva Westcott, an English actress; Ward
Baker. the boy violinist, and ostrado, the
erlilibrist, furnish the rest Of the enter
tainment.
Tony Pastor. freshened by his forty-fifth
anniversary. has planned big show for this
week At the top are Holcomb, Curtis and
Webb, the singing trio, in a school scene
entitled A Winter Session. habe CareW
and Gerte Hayes present racing sketch:
johnson and Wells, oolored singers and
dancers; Edward and Katie Levitt, acrobat.
and iuRRler: Frank Whitman, the dancing
violinist who taoc e and pAys at the same
time: the Chadwick THO in a one-act comedy;
Carlfn and Otto; the Lyric Comedy -Four,
- Al Eriand comedian are ROuDe Of the
other performers.
Thomas o. seabrooke leads the pro
gramme at the Circle with a new entertain
ment. sDida," the illusion recently bur
lesoued at Weber's Music Hall, Is another
Attraction james j. Morton, the mon
ologst; Jewelrs automato manikins,
the Monitor sisters, horizontal bar per-
formers; the orpheus Comedy -Four, the
ored singers and dancers are among the
others who will amuse audiences at the
Circle.
Herbert Kelcey and Enc Shannon are at
Hammerstein's Victoria this week present
ing John Oliver Hobbes's well known play,
Journeys End In Lovers Meeting. Others
on the programme are the Twelve Wood
land Nymphs, Empire City Quartette, CAL
iShSn and Mack. 6lzabeth Murray, Raw
son and June Bruno and Russell, Leslie and
DAILY, the Three Marines, and new HtagTa-
phic views
Hurtlg a seamon's Music Hall has the
Ten IoM troupe Of Japanese acrobats, the
Harry La Rose Company in fSrolcal sketch,
the Musical Avalos, Brown, Harris and
Brown, Gardner and Madden, Rae and
Brosohe and many others are on the pro-
gramrne.
Concerts tonight at wallacls, the New
York. the American, Colonial Music Hall.
Hamrnerstein's, the Grand Opera House.
Harlem Opera House. Circle Hubar'a M.
scum, the Metropolis and the Eden Music.
The Merry Maidsns aburlesqus company
With an exceedingly up 70 date entertain |
ment, make their bow TO a New York au- |
dienoe for the first time this season at the |
Dewey Theatre to-moToy: They o1er two |
burlesques and big variety programme.
The Al Reeves company Of buriesque
girls Is at home this week At the Gotham |
With a lively skit buriesquing the great !
Kubelis.
Prince Kuroldn's Imperial Troupe Of
japanese Acrobats, seven In number, make !
their hrst appearance In thia country AZ |
Huber's Museum this week. There are new /
freaks also and a good vaudeville show |
there.
The Eden AUsee announces that Il hss
added 10 its collection Of oelebriues In WAY
The Rev. J, Frank Cordova, the New Jernev !
L9thar,e. he y appropriately shown IN q 4
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