New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

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pany will present the sketch "a Quiet Life"
Others on the programme are Pat Rooney and
Mss, MSS Marion % Bent in a dancing act; Eddie
GraT4 ana Miss Jessie Gardner in a short
! sketch; the four EveFetts equilibrists; Harry
davenport, songs; Clifford & Burke, comedians;
Les Durands Trois vOcalists; Goetz & Nelson, re-
VolVlng globe act
| The four-act drama: "A Social 'Highwayman," ,"
written by Miss Elizabeth Train for Joseph Hol-
land and his brother Z. NJ Holland. will be re-
vived next week by the stock companv at Keith
| q FrocIorS One Hundred and Twenty-flfth
street Theatre AS its name shows. the play is
| play the hghwayman
A novelty will head the bill at Tony Pastors
this week, in Sanger & Pitman's production of
The Big Show story of circus lfe which
gives opportunity to display various circus acts
Among the more strictly vaudeville acts are
Hoey and Lee, Hebrew comedians; Miss Polly
Holmes and Lea Durbyelle in a new act: 'Dolph
and Miss Susie Levine; Dudley Cheslyn and
Burns' singers; Ascot, Eddie and company ac-
Topauc dancers; The Little Girl from No
Where,; Bailey and Pickett. cOntortionists: Miss
Nora Kelly, the Dublin girl; Morton, Temple
and Morton, song and dance: the Three Ameri-
can GIFTS, and Henry Minto and company
Joe Weber will be at the Manhattan Beach
Theatre next week with "Twiddle Twaddle''
just as it was played last season at his music
hall. This engagement gives Rice's company
rom
Paris a weeks rest. and opportunity TO pre-
pare for The Girl from London who arrives
there week from tomorrow.
'Davy Crockett will be at the West End The
atre all next week.
All the wax figures at the Eden AIusee have
been reclothed, Among the new groups are
King Edward and Queen Alexandra and the
Gar.
The 9th Regiment band is still the attrac-
tion at the Terrace Garden. The vocal and in
strumental soloists other features of the
evening entertainments there.
"A Ragged Hero will be at the Third Avenue
Theatre next week.
Thomas Jefferson begins his next tour in rip
Van Winkle" on September II, at the Boston
Theatre.
The season goes merrily at Luna Park,
with no diininution in the big crowds that fill
it daily. New acts are added constantly to the
free continuous open air hippodrome and vaude-
vile show and other diversions to be found be-
meath the electric lights are getting their quota
Of visitors
The star attraction at Mundy's animal show
in Luna Park appears to be Mile. Lucie's leop-
ards. In addition to these may be seen Ricardos
and Crawford's lion acts and Batty's Russian
bears
Tammany and Baltimore, the two ugly lions
at Bostock's are big drawing cards, and the
surly way in which they act and the apparent
danger of their trainers attracting big
crowds Of spectators daily Despite the hot
weather the two acts send a sufficient number
of cold chills chasing up and down the specta-
tors back.
LLOYD, the fireworks man. will give exhibitions
in the big arena at Brighton Beach every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday night from now
on The bathhouse at the beach was filled all
last week as was the skating rink ana the
other attractions along the Pike, chief among
them being Ferraris animal show.
Ben Greet and his woodland Players VIII ap-
pear before royalty next Wednesday, August 10,
when they will give open air play at the
ancient castle of Carfsbrooke. Isle of Wight in
connection with the COwes regatta festivities
It is expected that King Edward and Queen
Alexandra, King Alfonso and queen Nlctorla OF
Spain will attend the play. Mr.. Greet VIII give
a number of open air performances at famous
English country seats before returning TO amer
lea in September.
Director General Francis Ferari presents in
his programme this week an unusual collection
of new and entertaining animal features. Arthur
Congers the clown with his trained dogs and
apes has an act OF whimsical humOr. which
makes a pleasing addition to the already strong
hill Captain Robert Macpherson and his group
of twelve forest bred lions; La Belle Seleca who
dances among the lions; Princess Paulene and
her mixed group, Nine. Charlotte De We're and
her lions, tigers and panthers, and six baby
lions are features Of equal attractiVeness