The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05

Florence shevlin and Virginia Lawson. In
the vaudeville entertainment ia The Babes
| at the Inn
Sunday concerts at all the four Proctor
theatres.
Keith's Theatre Is gathering In large
audiences these days. In this weeks
programme Eddie Foy, tho comedian with
his own company, Is presenting The Man
Behind the Gun" a musical sketch written
especially for him. Harry Watson's Farm
yard, in which the performers include
donkeys cats, ROSTERS, pigs and dogs
gives an entertainment particularly pleas
ing to children. Walter lie Roy and
Florence Clayton have new comedietta
to show. Marion Carson. a new recruit
| to vaudeville, sings. These ara only
few of the performers In very large pro-
gramme.
-The Athletic Girl" and The Duel In the
Snow are still taking large audiences to
the Colonial Music Hall In the first
rollicking sailor song by Frank Labor and
! the chorus has been introduced. JUNE
McCree describes a baseball game as an
Italian might do. 1n Tho Duel in the
Snow Mile. Mimi has a new dance. Ross
and Fenton In a sketch are at the top of
the variety programme. Daisy Green. the
singing coincidence and the Painter Trio.
contortionists and acrobats, are among
the other newcomers.
All sorts OF entertainers are to amuse
Tony Pastors patrons this week First
there are Bailey and Madison, in an acrobatio
comedy called What Won't They Do
Next7' Crawford and Manning are
similar pair in blackface Mr. and Mrs
Jimmy Barry play in the comedy : & Skin
Game The Manhasset Comedy -Four
sing tuneful and amusing songs and Tascott
comes back with new coon songs There
are many more performers. all Of them
likely to please the Pastor audiences.
Peter F. Daley with his Lulu Girls Ia at
the Circle Theatre for the first time this
week. The Four Mortons are there for the
last tme in vaudeville. Both have some
thing new to show. Others on the pro-
gram are the Waterbury Brothers and
Tenny, in n new musical skit; Eddie Grard
and Jessie Gardner in the farce. -Dooley
and the Diamond" Howard and North.
laugh producers: Raymond and Cayerly,
German comedians Marguerite and Han
ley, equilibrists; Brown and Nevarro and
the Demars.
Jessie Millward and company are retained
another week at Hammerstein' g. there pre-
senting THE Queens Messenger" Stuart.
the male Patti: Ryan and Richtield. Charlie
Case, the Obesteirer Troupe Of acrobats. the
Rose Wentworth Trio. the Camille Troupe,
Clement De Leon and Watson and Clifford
are some of the other performers
Matte Keene and her company. in a new
military playlet by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
entitled wife and Country, are at the top
OF Hurtig & Seamons programme. The
hot
Europe: Bloom and Cooper. in a playlet
called A Picture From Life, and other
good vaudeville performers make up the
rest Of the programme.
Concerts tonight at the American. Har-
lem Opera House. Circle, Hammersten's
Hurtig & Seamon's New Star, Metropolis
Third Avenue Huber's Museum and the
Eden Musee.
The Beautiful Indian Maidens company.
which Is warranted by the management
to fulfil its title, plays two burlesques
every afternoon and evening at the Dewey
Theatre.
At the Gotham Fred Irwin's company
Of buresquers entertains this week,
Pierre Cashier. -the French Hercules
who announces that he can lift 24o pounds
with one hand, offers 10 beat all corners
at weight lifting at Huber's Museum this
week The freaks on exhibition include
a British giant. European sword swal-
lower. bearded lady, a reptile collection
and vegetable king
An explosion in coal mine is portrayed
in the World OF Wax at the Eden Musee.
There is a concert each afternoon and
evening.
Burton Holmes will begin this week a
series of Lenten lectures, at the Lyceum
Theatre on Monday and Tuesday after
moons, and on Sunday evenings in Carnegie
Hall The lectures will be illustrated by
moving pictures The subjects will be
In London, Round about London.
Beautiful Ireland, THE Russian Empire