New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01

a packing box a glass tank and other stage cells
are among the compartments from which Hou-
DIM escapes during his act Other numbers OK
the Colonial bill include Mary Norman
with a monologue; Shean and Warren, IN
their burlesQue, "Quo Vadis Upside Down
Chris and Mabel Russell. in their speciality med
ley Tricks in All Trades; Sydney Grant with
new stories and representations; Foster and
Foster, comedians; La Mas AndOras, the nyS-
terry duo the three Yoscarys comic acrooats'
and others.
Squire Kate" in which the gifted Miss Geor-
gia Cayvan closed her professional career, viii
be revived at Proctor's One Hundred anc
Twenty-ffth Street Theatre this week, with
Miss Jessie Bonsteele in the title role and Will
lam ]. Kelley as Godfrey Doone, overseer Of
SQUIRE Kate's farm Miss Beatrice Morgan viii
have Miss Fife Shannon,s original role az
Bessie.
The blowing up OF the fort which caused the
surrender Of Port Arthur is shown with greas
effect at the Eden Musee the cinematograDh.
After the fort is blown up a panoramic picture
Of the interior. showing the general havoc
wrought by the japanese shell fire and the ex-
plosion Of dynamite which demolished tbs fort
and guns therein. entonbing $50 Russians al
that were left Of the garrison Of six hundred
men, Is shown. These entombed defenders wss~
rescued BY the victorious japanese troops, who
made them prisoners. During the Japanese at
tack on the fort many Of the Russians sought
refuge in the ground passages, the shattered en-
frances Of which shown in the pictures
But for these underground entrances not one
RUSSIAN would have been left alive aftsr the
fort went UP in the air.
The vaudeville offering at ProctoTs Fifty
eighth Street Theatre for the week includes
Eph. Thompson's elephants. StaIey and Birbeck
Charles Sweet, Billy (single) Clifford, and
others
Always I'D to date and ever ready 70 supply
his patrons with the best Of talent obtaanaole'
Tony Pastor has engaged an excellent company
for this week. among whom will be MaEtlnl
and Max MILAN. They will present seveEal
new Illusions and have renovated their act tnor-
oughly Brown, Harris and Brown VIII os seen
in 1.-THE Spirit of '76"; Weston and RAYMOND
will present their saurical farce, "A COMEDY o.
Errors" a story dealing with the race tIa ~
Estelle Wordette and company VIII oe SCI -
When Cats Away Dorsch ana russell LL -
scenic musical novelty, AT the ttalITOaa u 49,
ire and the Chadwick Trio, in Hank HooveEs
Holiday" introducing Miss Ida May CHau"1O0'
the champion lady buck dancer OF -AilieII~A
Valerie Bergere's condensed version OF CAF
r,onu utu bs found among the many good
things in the ensuing weeks bill at Percy VIII
fan,s's Albanlbra Theatre. in Harlem AnoIheF
feature of the AIhambra's bill is F1ossie crane,
the Girl from Coney Island. The corree cO'ofso
songsters corralled by the dark funster ERNEST
Hogan, under the title of The Twenty-Five Mem
- e.,5ar+s are another number Of the bill
H1'o tae+ to the three features just outlined is
tba new comedietta of Ryan and Rlchneio,
mike Haggertys Daughter The new pieCg =
Eel 20 This teams former success, Mike
TIareertv's Father" Like its predecessor. II Is
Of the Harrigan school Rice and Provost ana
tonicaI humOrists; Charles +. SthoAL ~
eIongated VIII: AL Lawrence, monologlst; tne
Tanakas. japanese wonder workers; MarceLS
living art studies and new pictures or the VIA
graph complete the bill.