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enjoyed Peggy from Paris" they would
not have gone 20 see II. And their alb
sence from the the1tre would have meant
certain Punishment for Peggy" But in
stead OF exile IN arc was prolonged well
come which was far from worn out when
ovcnts compelled the bright. witty and en-
tcrtairing Peggy" 10 take up her trav-
c's for other points. II is said that in this
musical play George AIDE has displayed
n uch OF his most brilliant wit delicious
hUmor and keenest satire. He has told an
mtti esting story through the medium OF
Amusing characters who are droll and
original. Every wocc they utter is witty.
& ch situation in which they are placed IS
corIical. william I.oyaine. composer Of
the music. has proyid an abundance OF
blight, swinging end spirited melodies.
There are braceful airs and dashing cho-
rlses and many OF the musical numbers
In Peggy from Pans" are widely popu-
lar. Company and chorus will be OF the
best scenery and costumes OF the most
elaborate.
D'Alvini the magician. well known as
one OF the best performers of modern
magical mysteries on the stage. will be at
the Park theatre for the week OF April
"A with a series of new illusions and mys-
teries. The three main illusions are called
"Diablerie Fantastique:" The Napishin z
FCalsque: and THE Invisible Flight.
r'Alvini has a go. geous stage setting.
representing the interior of the palace II
the Sultan and his assistants include two
handsome young women. one OF whom Is
seen I'm the Vanishing Pdalisque In which
a Turkish maiden disappears and reap
Iears In the most startling manner. The
act will form one number on a big bill
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Peter Daley. the funniest OF funny
comedians is scoring one OF the big
laughing hits not only OF the week but
OF the entire season at Keiths this week.
Mr.. Daley has a fund OF spontaneous
humor that keeps everyone I'm an uproar
every minute he is on the stage. and he
and his sprightly Lulu girls. formerly OF
the Weber and Field chorus, are given an
enthusiastic ovation at every perform
ance.
Tho bill at Keith's this week is de-
cidedly above the average and will leave
a very pleasing lasting impression upon
vaudeville patrons, who heartily regret
the close OF the current vaudeville season,
although welcoming the return of the AL
bee stock company. Besides jolly Peter
DALEY, there is Celina Bobe. the clever
violniste and xylophoniste the most bril-
liant mistress Of these instruments. who
has yet been begmled into vaudeville.
Then there are also Howard Truesdell II
and company IN the most amusing
comedy sketch imaginable; the Empire
Comedy Four. an exceptionally good male
quartet. who are az funny comedians as
they are excellent vocalists; The Night
In Venice, pretty little musical idyl OF
the 18th century. and one OF the best sing
ing acts ct Keith's this season: Lillian
Shaw, an uncommonly clever dialect and
singing comedienne. and several other
features. all OF which so to make up as
attractive a program as Proprietor Abee
could possibly have arranged.
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Barbara Frietchie." the beautiful mill
tary romance in which the Albee Stock
company will begin their season at
keitb's next Monday evening. is counted
one OF the most successful plays ever
written by Clyde Fitch. IL is based upon
whittier's famous poem OF that name.
but the dramatist has digressed IN order
10 give additional interest 10 the charm.
Ing love story OF the beautiful. impulsive
southern girl and the plucky northern
officer. The play is capital one for the
opening production Of tho Albee company.
and " Will he superbiy mounted with
special scenic equipment. special correct
costuming and an augmented cast