Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-23
The
Theatres
~Twenty-third Street.
KEITH & PROCTOR'S


Every act is indeed a star feature
at Keith & Proctor's Twenty-third
street for Thanksgiving week. With
so many headliners it is difficult to
name the first although THAT Quar-
%tette," (Sylvester Jones, Pringle and
Morrell) claim leading honors. Then
come Gertrude Mansfield and Caryl
Wilbur in the capital little one act
playlet entitled mo. 81 Prospect
Street," Meredith Sisters in costume
changes and songs; James j. Morton,
humorist; Cameron and Flanagan,
black faced comedians; Milt Wood
and others.
Fifty-eighth Street.
A standard of exalted excellence
with always a s~plendidly balanced
show combined with a most attrac-
tive schedule of low prices ranging
from SO cents down at night per-
formances and the matinee seats at
rs and 10 cents, has made Keith &
P%roctor's F~ifty-eighth street house
the Mecca of all vaudeville lovers in
Yorkville and the adjacent Fifth ave
Ill and Madison avenue territory.
They now have a carriage and foot
man" trade at this popular resort.
II Ill WYNN blii Pl VII
j. o. Barrow, John Lancaster & Co.,
in Thanksgiving at Pottsville Cor
ner;" John World and Mindell King
ston in a protean singing and dane
ing sketch; Fields & Woolley in a
Quartette; Selbini & Grovini, aero
and ten others.
125th Street.
Hall Gaines great four act drama
THE Eternal City," which was orig
inally produced by Miss Viola Allen
and last presented by that gifted star
at the Academy of Music in the spring
will be produced Thanksgiving week
The entire original production which
ldebler e Company, built specially
for Miss Allen, will al be used in thu
Harlem engagements ext week. Tho
cast Is as follows: David Rossi, Pau
McAllister; Baron Bonelli, George
Howell; Bruno Rocco, William Nor
ton; His Holiness, Plus X, William
Humphrey; Elena, Louise Randolph;
Nattaline, Agnes Scott; Luigi, Dud-
ley Hawley, and other favorites. The
part of Donna Roma will be entrust-
ed to q leading actress of national re-
nown with whom negotiations are al
most completed. Until she has been
secured it Is not fair to mention her
name.
Jersey City.
Thanksgiving week at Keith &
Proctor's theatres really means a
positive feast of all that is truly
good in the realms of vaudeville.
The marts of both worlds have been
traversed to obtain novelties, sur
prises, sensations and specialties,
that go to make up the ideal bill OF
vaudeville. And the result is the
most delightfully."- entertaining pro-
grams offered in any vaudeville
houses. With the opening November
10 of Keith & Proctor's new house
in Jersey City is the seventh in the
big chain of theatres now operated
by Messrs. Keith & Proctor. The
impression had been gained through |
1nadvertence in premature announce
ment that Jersey City's new house
would be devoted to continuous per-
formance. This is incorrect as there |
VIII be two distinct shows given
every day, a complete matinee per- |
formance from 2 till 4:4O O'Clock and |
an evening show from s till 10:40. |
Only all star features will be offered
and while the program will include |
only ten acts they will be the biggest |
numbers possible to engage. For
Thanksgiving week are these stars at
Jersey City: "A Night in English
vaudeville the Immensaphone;
Mathews & Ashley; Rooney Sisters;
Mr.. & Mrs. Jack, Horace Wright;
Doherty's Poodles; Juggling Matthew
and others.
Fifth Avenue.
There will be no better shoy any
where in Greater New~7ork than will
Pc onerz 6snksgiving week at
heltn < roctor's Fifth avenu the
atre' the advantage of buying