New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

Looseners'; Myer and Mason, in "a Polite
Kicker; Curtis and May. and others.
! Carlotta VIII continue to loop the loop at
| Proctors Twenty-thlrd Street Theatre
THAT Girl from Texas" four act comedy,
! written by Charles T. Dazey. author OF In
| Old Kentucky" Will be seen for the first time
| in New-York City tomorrow afternoon at Proc
tors -hundred-and-twenty fifth Street The
atre. It is the story OF a breezy Tex
girl whose adopted father is a rough
ranchman, but who is in reality heiress
| TO large landed estates IN Ireland. The scenes
of the play are laid in the plains Of the South
west and also amid the picturesque hills OF
Ireland. and il is the type Of drama best repre-
| sented first By "Mliss" and latterly by Sun
! day"
f E. Roses play, Fighting Bob Cno rela-
tive OF the adniraD, will be shown at Proctor's
1ty-eighth Street Theatre.
At Proctor's Fifth Avenue revival will be
made this week of The Silver King the Henry
arthur Jones melOdrama once 50 popular.
There is one annual ball and vaudeville enter
tainment from which the true Broadwayite Is
never absent. It, is the testimonial to Max Web
er and Robert E. Stone by the members Of Joe
Weber's all star stock company and their
friends and this year it is 10 lie held on Sunday
evening February % at the Lexington Op-
era House Harry Morris is TO be the floor
manager and Lee Harrison the stage manager
The music is to be in harge OF Maurice Levi,
who VIII have the entire orchestra Of Weber
Music Hail He has Tianned several musical
surprises for the COMPANY. Joe Weber and Ma
RE Dressler viii lead the scand march. and al
the members of the all star cast will take part
III the entertainment, as VIII many or the FOR
irer faVOrites Of the popular little music hall
1t is not often one has the opportunity of see
on J
sell Sam Bernard, Marie Dresslar, Ethel Levey
Charles A. Blselow. Peter F. Daley, Trixte Fri
ganza Fay Templetou Bonnie AIaginn. Aubrey
Boucicault Virginia Earl, Louis Mann, Frank
Mayne. Aimee Angeles Joe Coyne and May Nc
Kenze but all OF these. and more VIII appear.
ward and Voies begin a brief engagement on
Broadway at popular prices at the NeW-York
Theatre tomorrow evening, presenting their
musical farce, A Pair Cf PinEs, in which they
continue their series Of Percy and Harold I'M
presentations. This time the pair of ptnks' are
two travesties on Pinkerton detectives. present.
ing an original conception OF ideal sleUths who
make che eve that never sleeps blink in
der II one of the acts these comedians present
: ~ equally cp1uical conception Of what a jail
should be ike The lookup in this instance is
provided with hotel Accommodate tions--pariors
ping pong, billiard and automobile rooms, s4-
barred cells with brass be1Sleads. and dining
room with most Fashionable hxings- The piece
is interspersed with sixteen musical numbers
rendered by a company and chorus Of hfty-fve
people The farce is staged with elaborate
scenery and attractive costumng. The prtn-
cipal supporting roles played by Lucy DAILY.
Margaret Daly-Vol-eS, Charles Howard, William
WesT Tony williams Dan Coleman. Lou Miller.
Eddie Judge Jennie Gerard, Lillian Lerner.
Marione Pr est. Katherine Parks, Bertha Silsby
and Alma Bauer.
The Rogers Brothers in Paris will be the
attraction at the Grand opera House The Ger
man comedians are favorites the West Side.
and expect heat the record for high receipts In
sth-svA now held by George NJ Cohan. Tns