New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
ACADEMY IN Toyland."
NEW YORK@The Mayor OF Toxic.
VAUDEVILLE.

Henry Lee will begin the eighth week Of his
successful engagement at the Eden Musee OF
Mondsy night, and will add to his present char
actors of Great Men. Past and Present those
Of Emperor William Charles Dickens Il, Lot 1Sa
evening entertainments will be the ZanclgS IN
their thought transformation act, who Will play
a return engagement at the Eden Musee; West
& Van Siclen in their musical act: new pictures
by the cInematograph and other vauoeVlhe
features.
Bordeverry whose sharpshooting at the Hip
podrome few months ago was the feature Of
the performance, and whom the police seriously
thought OF stopping because of the great danger
to his wife, who acts as a target for him, is 10
make his temperance at Mr.. Proctors Twenty
third Street Theatre this week He Will oupn-
cate his sensational act. the features OF Whlcn
are the partial disrobing Of his wife by shootlng
the buttons off her dress, and the playing or g.
plano by rifle shot. This being a week OF the
holiday season. Mr., Proctor has provided speclal
amusement for the children and also for the
grown up folks who love animals In Paul san
doris Dog Circus Sander has large nqmDer OF
dogs. which he dresses up to initiate the differ
ent animals in the circus.
Keiths has these headliners for this week:
Miss Josephine Cohan, late OF the Four Cohans,
In the musical farce entitled Friday, the 18th;
Fred Niblo, the American humorist: VIII Rogers,
the typical Western plainsman, returns with his
trick cow ponies and his exhibition with the
lasso; Mayme Remington and her picks in
a coTnical sketch "in black and white" with
plenty Of singing and dancing and Edward Mol
lenhaUer, Yiolinist Others on the bill are La
Petite Bfignon, pocket edition Of Cissy LOTUS;
Parros Brothers, European equilibrists; Imperial
Japanese troupe, tumblers and acrobats Toto
European musical mystery; Harry Pilcer, with
some original stories; McKissick and Shadney
real COON singers and dancers. and the ever
pleasing kinetograph, whose programme OF NOV
ing pictures contains two very amusing films,
entitled ga Christmas Miracle and THE Train
Wreckers."
Adele Richie, the Dresden china comedl-
enne" in selections from her most recent sue
cesses. will head the vaudeville bill at Proc
tors Firty-eighth Street Theatre this week
Paul Conohas Kaiser WilheIm's military Her
cules, will be another offering Of equal impor-
lance giving an interesting performance intro
lowed by Girard and Gardner, as funny as ever,
in a comedy sketch. entitled "Dooley and the
Diamond"
An imposing bill of vaudeville headliners is
arranged by Percy Williams for his Alhambra
patrons, commencing Monday afternoon, when
Harlem will witness the first appearance up
town the same programme of Williams and
Walker, LIE Domino Rouge August Van Biene
and Shaun Sing Hpoo. the little black man.
Other popular entertainers of the new roster
include the Eight Shetlands. singing and dane
ing condolences; Reno and Richards. comedy
acrobats: A. o. Duncan. ventrioquist; Kelly
ana Kent IN thelr laughing sktt. and Cecilia
Weston, coincidence The colored comedians
and their gay company will present comic and
tuneful bits from their unique repertory; lie
Domino Rouge will offer the spectacular
terpsichorean phantasy popularized by her dur
ing her extended roof garden engagement last
summer. Herr Van Biene will offer classic
repertoire Of violoncello Numbers and Shaun
Sing Hpoo. the smallest man in the world will
show how good an athlete he is
Louise Cummings first vaudeville appearance |
this season is but one of the headline elements
of the Colonial's new bill. The return to vaude- |
vile of Clayton White and Marie Stuart in a |
new one-act skit called Paris, sequel to their
famous piece, "Dickey,' is another attractive ]
feature OF the new programme. A third important |
engagement for the week is that OF the Mill
tary Octet led by "the Girl with the Baton" |
This act includes fifteen musicians headed by /
a cornettist. John s. Leick. Other acts an /
nounced include Fanny Rice and her dancing |
dolls; George w. Day, nonoIogist; Watson, |
Hutchings, Edwards & Co. In their skit "a
Vaudeville Exchange; Charles Guyer and Nellie
O'NeiI, the Onlaw Trio, European novelty /
artists, and Lawson and Nannon, comedy bicycle |
act,
Tony Pastor viii give another big show at |
his popular theatre this week. The programme
Is lengthy one. Dewitt Burns and Terrance
viii make their first appearance here in their
novelty acrobatic act, entitled 1.-THE Awakening
OF Toys" in which comedy and acrobatics are
INDUCED in; Nan Engleton & Co will also make
their first appearance In q comedy sketch "fIoW |
the Widow Was Won" and Miss Jeanette Du-
pree, the favorite East Side singing comedienne |
who is billed to appear in singing act, ara IN |
the bill"
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