Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-26
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which ran for over fifty nights last sea-
son at the Academy of Music. This will
be it's first performance in Harlem and it
is the most pr~etentious series of stage
pictures tnat has over been seen in the
uptown Proctor house.
At Proctor's 5Sth Street Theatre, elab-
crate productions follow one another in
rapid succession. For the week beginning
Monday. Matinee, May 22nd, the great
est navel melodrama ever written, "The
Ensign" will be presented. This thrill
ing play of love and heroism was original
ly produced at the l4th Street Theatre
with the late Joseph Haworth in the
little role and enjoyed a phenominal run.
The weekly change in the vaudeville
bill at Proctot's Newark Theatre intro
duces there next we'll several noted en-
tertainers. Conspicuous among them is
Joe Welch an impersonator of Hebrew
character, who has won such recognition
by reason of his ability in denotiDg the
traits of q certain type of the Jew TO be
found on the East side in New York.
He has not been seen in Vaudeville for
three years, and as this will be his only
appearance, and with an entirely new
monologue, every admirer of this popular
funmaker should avail themselves of
this opportunity to hear him.
The wonder of New York is the ag-
gre cation of talent Mr.. Proctor is con
tinuing to present at his 23d Street
Theatre, the week Of May 92nd, MIR.
Proctor has succeeded in what all the
other vaudeville managers have failed,
to get jacob Adler, the celebrated
Jewish actor into vaudeville. Mr.
Adler will present the trial from the
Merchant. of Venice" and will be sup
ported by u competent company, which
includes such weil-known actors as
Russ Whytal. Edmund Lyons, Miss
Nolette Reed, who will play Portia, and
others of equal magnitude.
Tue Sunday Concerts at MI. Proctor's
New York Theatres contain several All
Star vaudeville features.
, The revival for the coming week at
Pyoctor.s Fifth Avenue Theatre OF Fran
pom Thomas excellent farce comedy,
"Charley's Aunt will be welcomed i'll
every sence. 1t is some years since this
mesry play was last seen on Broadway,
but that has not stunned it in the least.
Mr.. Proctor will make a brilliant revival
of it, especially SO from the fact that he
has been able to secure Mr.. Etleme Cir
ardot for the principal comic role.
For the week of May 10Th at Prootor's
125th street Theatre the thrilling drama
t~ization of F. Marian Cranford's novel,
'In the Palace of the Hing" will be pro
duced with great effect. The drama was
utilized by Miss Viola Klaw during sseve-
raj triumphant seasons on the road, and
the part of Dalma Maria Dolores was
considered her most brilliant schieve-
ment.
In addition to always being sure to
fluid the best that money and managerial
ability can get together. one can go to
Proctor's with the assurance that moth
ing will be left undcne for the comfort
OF the patrons. All the performers con
trioutingt to the program next week are
far above the average entertainers of the
vaudeville stage. The. chisf funmaker
will be Bert Leslie and Robert L. Bailey,
in their odd c%onceit. "The Doctors Sur
PRISE" a light comedy sketch, full of ac-
ton and laughter from start to finish.
Commencing with his original idea of
only presenting all star vaudeville, Mr.
F. F. Proctor will offer for the week of
May 29th Miss Adele Ritchie, the cele-
brated comic opera prima donna, who for
many years has been a prominent feature
Of the greatest operatic productions of
the country. In addition to this remark
able novelty in vaudeville Mr. Proctor
will present the Russell Brothers, who
will make their temperance in vaude-
vile after their successful starring tour.
At Proctor's 18Th street thea tire week
of May Goth the event of the season will
be offered in a special engagement of the
famous Jewish tragedian Mr.. Jacob p.
Adler, who supported BY the Proctor
company will be seen in a sumptuous
production of "The Merchant of Venice.
Mr.. Proctor takes great pleasure in n
nounciDg this engagement of Mr.. Adlers
of home it has been quoted alike by all
critics and the public to be the greatest
tragediau ofhis day.
The Sunday concerts at Mr.. Proctor's
New York Theatres contain several high
class, refined specialties.
Toys of Savages.
Among the most backward and saw