New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

eluaes Hiss Eva Taylor in Miss Dauvray's role Of
The Sunday concerts at 215 and 7:sO p m to-day
include I Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hughes, Klein, OFT
Gardner. W. A. Inman and company. the Three
Deltons anu many others.
The special feature in the continuous programme
at Keith Proctors Union Square house this
week is the entry into vaudeville of the Rev. Ed
wards Davis, formerly Of the Central Christian
Church OF Oakland. Cal. Mr.. Davis will present
a new one-act play in two scenes, entitled ''The
Onmaskng," and will be assisted by several ca
pable players. George Thatcher and Charles Err
nest, the veteran minstrel comedians will be seen
Sherman and De Forrest in their travestv
The Bombardment Of Poor Arthur Caron and
and Dan Baker of the college widow" dow com
comedy cyclsts Miss ra 1ne MapGs Mi 9nse
aL an Cnien da P%1nolegue; none Hedrix and Prescott song
cal Huehn the Lyric Trio and the' moving pict-
Broadway favorite. Miss Toby Claude, will be
the "topliner' in this weeks show at Keith G.
Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre. Miss
Claude has a new collection of songs and an array
OF new gowns. James Neill and Edythe Chapman,
who have headed their own company in the West
Tor several years, will enter vaudeville this week
IN new comedetta, entitled 1.-The Lady Across
the Hall" The Zngari Troupe of twelve singers
OF oe2 % Is spectacular feature The
'3 sela norton and Paul Nicholson, in their new
Mosher comedy cyclists: John and Bertha CTleeson
gqahnceTs' qh' accompanied by Fred Houlihan; saona;
ures. 0-'N 4'''- -'S P'o'-
The Sunday concerts are at 2l5 and 7:9o n m
and include Murray Carson and Fsme Berifnger 5sIr
MISS Julie Ring and company, Harry Davenport
and othets '''' anu i'iO
Tony Pastors regular season has now started
Next week the show will include Miss Georgia
Gardner and Joseph Madden, in their sketch, TOO
Many Darlings Keno Walsh and Melrose. the
comedy acrobats; the decentralization company
in Two Of Kind" and Jack Wilson and COM
pany' IN. IN pIack4ace I % comedy Others are the Be-
La Mar. Miss Norah Kelly Monsieur Herbert
Bnr f4e d W bunwSab Ned aFq Mbb6y the the
Mirror Of Travel and the American Vtagraph, with
life motion pictures.
The Virginian" continues to please well filled
houses at the Academy OF Music. The third week
OF the engagement begins tomorrow night.
f. E Rice's 1.-The Girl from Paris" the best sea-
side success in years. viii be revived tomorrow for
the final fortnight of the Manhattan Beach The
atre, which ends its seEBOn on Labor Day. Miss
Laura Guerto who has made hit in the title role.
Is retained Miss Josie sadler and other favor
ties. Carlton King plays Honeycomb and SSm Sid
Jack Levy gives Sunday. concerts this afternoon
16 mTs DoS oTFE aTdo Mr. wa" and Mss pan
Ned Nye and Ills ToekRngs girls & Paul LacFox DIX
Cross. and Ferguson and Mack.
THE Heir to the Hoorah" will follow THE vir-
ginian' at the Academy OF Music. opening Mon
day. September g. Guy Bates Post and others, who
were in the comedy at the Hudson Theatre. will be
/ in the cast
| In the group Rulers of the World" at the Eden
Musee the figures of the Kaiser the Car and King
| Edward who are just now among the people talked
oFis1a aTTA n
| ROYAL Orchestra with it's soloists.
The regular season at the West End will begin
tomorrOw afternoon moon . with A. H. Woods The
ION Dangerous Ground" will be at the New Star
next week
Williams and Walker, who opened at the Grand
Opera House last night, will remain for a fort
night in Eighth avenue. Let It Alone and other
oTerfon walker and the entire Negro company.
The Ninth Regiment Band continues to be the
| attraction at Terrace Garden. The vocal and in
strumental solos rendered nightly of the kind
| that made Terrace Garden famous in the days Of
theodore Thomas The Sunday night concerts co for,;
pieces, are proving drawing card
| plans are beinR made by the Harlem Casino. at
124th street and Seventh avenue, for the celebra-
| tion Thursday evening of the forty-ffth birthday
Of Rigo. the Gypsy musician. who with his
Tzgane Orchestra is playing every evening at the
resort NJ Bella, the Ziballst or the orgahlza
| will render march OF his own composition, dedl-
| Gated TO Rigo. on the 2Tnbalunl. and Herr anger,
the 'cellist OF RIGGS support VIII play love song.
Philip Mindil. a we'll known newspaper man. who
for several years has conducted the advertising and
| areraI nublicity of big theatrical firms, has
| s~~anncbed ont Tor himself and opened general
| Dress agency in the Knickerbocker Theatre annex,
| Broadway and 18th street
Miss Beatrice Moreland. just returned from Eu-
| rone has signed with the Kirke La Shelle Company
| eor the part OF Kate Brandon in THE Heir to the
| Hoorah"
Miss Kate Meek. who for fourteen years was
| .,tth charles Frohman and for several seasons a
| ohor NJ Miss Maude Adams's company, will be
| with Miss Henrietta Crosm2n In her new play
| "a Il-of-a- Sudden Peggy. The engagement was
| made Yesterday by Maurice Campbell
Walter n. Lawrence will offer as the opening at
! .rac+ion ~ the Madison Square Theatre on Thurs
a., evening next william F. Hawtrey, brother OF
| Charles Hawtrey in 81. John Hahkins uFee-uc'
| rIa,- "Tbe Two Mr.. Wctherbys II comes tG
tn5Serca almost directly from successful run N
australia where W1Iiam f1hWuey @ nus lOr5 80
~ a. 1ta.,trexS yith competent cast which IN
cIIdcs Hail McAiister. Miss May Tully Miss Kat
| Dentl 9'snneron N and Miss Nellie Daube.
The Hackett Theatre. formerly Lew tteidss, VII
begin its fall season on Monday. August a. with th'
first American production OF the English farce
THE Little Stranger" by Michael Morton with tht
entire original company. IN ncluGlns , Tbe Tipti,
Stranger was played last season at the CTliofiof
Theatre, London.
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