Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-16
The
Theatres
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KEITH & PROCTOR'S
Union Square.

Union Square.
A splendid show of leading vaude-
vile features has been arranged for
the downtown patrons of the con-
t%inuous at Keith & Proctor's Union
Square, November 10. 1t is a bill
which cannot fail to please every
taste. The chief features are Will
liam NJ. Cressy and Blanche Dayne,
in Town Hall Tonight" Willard
Simms & Company, in FLINDERS
Furnished Flat" Bailey G. Austin,
The Two American Beauties" in
their screaming absurdity; Flood
Brothers, European acrobats; Village
Choir in excellent vocalism; Henry
& Francis, comedy sketch and a doz-
en- more of equal merit.
Twenty-third Street.
AS the lively days of shopping APP
proach things are as busy as a bee
hive in the home of all-star vaude-
Vile at Keith & Proctor's Twenty
third street theatre.
For the week of November 10 a.
capital bill has been arranged in
Guiding such standard acts as Lind"
the p%erplexing female i~mpersonator:
Glare Beasy and Her Trained Cats
from Paris: Lew Sully, the minstrel
humorist; Fields & Wooelly, the Ger
man comedians; The Columbia -Four,
a quartet of harmonious humorists;
Selbeni CROWN, the cycling experts
and others.
~Fifty-eighth Street.
Big bills are bulling the vaudeville
market in the Yorkville section of
the town where Keith & Proctor's
! Fifty-eighth street theatre is enjoy
u TO- go ~ I4I Or ,.@x.1,.t. NTA-f
weeks headliners include: Walter
i Jones & Mabel Hite, in a musical
comedy; Harry Gilfoil, the Broadway
Gertrude Mansfield and Caryl Will
Street," Kelly & Violette fashion
plate dancing duo; Prof. Dubois and
monkey; Elmer Fenley, Irish COM
edian; Lynn & Fay, Star act; Fred &
Pauly, European acrobats and others.
125th Street.
The dramatic offering for the week
of November 10 by the stock com
pany at Keith & Proctor's 125th
street theatre will be Jim Bludso."
This is a play of our acts founded on
the famous pike County Ballads
of the late Hon. John Hay, secretary
of state. 1t has been dramatized by
/. M. Morris and in the Harlem pro-
duction the following is the cast:
Jim Bludso, Paul McAllister: Kate
Taggart, Beatrice Morgan; Ben Muir
rell, William Norton; Moll Taggart,
Agnes Scott; Joe Bowers, George
Howell; Tom Taggart, Robert l..
Hill; Whiskey Brown, Riley Cham
berlain; Gabrielle, Louisa Randolph;
Dave Ross, Dudley Hawley, and
other favorites in the bill.
Fifth Avenue.
Horse show week invariably fills
the big city with thousands of stran-
gers, all pointing for the Mecca of
fashion at Madison Square Garden.
While King Horse" claims their at
tention first, the visitors naturally
look to the vaudeville houses for
their amusement between times. At
!. Keith & Proctor's Fifth avenue q
special program appealing particu-
larly to strangers, has been arranged
for November 10 and although all
the h~eadliners have not been engaged
the following stars will indicate how
big the show really is: Violette
Black & Company in a West Point
Regulation" Emm~ Francis and Her
Whirlwind Arabs" Dave Lewis,
Dutch comedian; Quaker City Four,
in The Musical Blacksmiths;''
O'Brien & Buckley, comedy instru-
mentalists; The Mozarts in a fancy
costume dancing novelty; cara &
Stetson, baton jugglers. and a dozen
more, always including the popular
moving pictures.
Proctor's Newark Theatre.
That the first edition of ''Vaude-
vile de Luxe" in New Jersey was q
marked success was proven beyond
doubt by the generous patronage
given it upon it's inaugural in Proc
tors Newark. Fearful less there
should be even a slight deterioration
in attendance Mr.. F. r. Proctor has
arranged a stellar bill of the first
magnitude for the week of November
10.
The headline feature being Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Drew, who will present
one of their latest sketches, That
the monument to the greatest man
should be a bust and a name. s uffices
with the Drews, their name being
synomous with the best in things the
atrical for a decade. Among the other
contributors to this great bill are the
Meredith Sisters in a novel scenic
singing and dancing specially; Ma
thews and Ashley, parodists and He
brew comedians of decided original
ity; Will Zimmerman, the famous
Hungarian impersonator of noted
musicians; Professor Alleini and his
wonderful monkey, Peter the
Great" Count De Butts and Brother
in a comedy bicycle act; John D. Gill
bert, the eccentric m~onologuist:
Thomas Meegan tan old Newark
stock company favorite) and Com
pany in a laughable skit entitled ION
the Q. IT," and a new series of ami
mated pictures.
Hippodrome.