New-York tribune., 1906-05-06
IN VAUDEVILLE.

The top Of the Keith bill this week is held by
the Picking Zouaves, a team OF twenty men, pre-
senting lightning drill manpuvres and manual
Of arms, with wall scaling stunts" Second
comes the famous Kaufman Troupe, trick bicy-
clists; Ryan and Richfield present the latest Of
the Mag Haggerty" sketches, in which 'every-
body laughs but father; while Les Auberts,
Partisan dancers, show a number Of startling
her -Four Blackbirds" revels in COON songs
and buck dancing; Barry and Halvers combine
comedy music and eccentric steps. 1.-THE Envoy
from Japan a new one-act sketch, introduces
Charles Van Dyne and Laura Deane. Hathaway
and Siegel show some neat wooden shoe dancing.
"A Society Circus continues to attract and
entertain twice daily at the Hippodrome. The
production presented yesterday for the 2JOth
time has been witnessed by 10000 persons.
The circus programme presents the worlds lead
ers in arenc speciaties. The plung1ng horses,
the ballet and the Court OF the Golden Foun-
tains constitute the leading features of the re-
malnder Of the bill. Tonight SOusa and his
band, with prominent sooists, will be heard in
a concert at the Hippodrome. This will be the
bandmasters last appearance in this city this
season.
At Hammerstein's for the ensuing week the
bill is headed by Billy B. Van and Rose Beau
mont in a one-act farce: Rice and Provost, the
Victorias favorite "bumpty- bumps: GenarO
and Bailey; Gus Edwards's School Boys and
Girls; Fred Niblo in his monologue; Ned Nye
and his rollicldng girls the Three Nevarros.
sensational European gymnasts: the Majestic
Trio. colored singers and dancers: the Millman
Trio slackwire performers. and new Wtagraph
views.
The special attractions this week at the Eden
Musee will be cinematograph Aims showing the
calamity at San Francisco. The pictures were
taken under most difficult circumstances and
show the streets Of the city, the demolished
buildings, together with incidents Of the Red
Cross work, the military patrolling, the mines
etc. In conjunction with the above cnemato-
graph pictures will be shown Of the city before
the disaster. the title OF the series being "San
Francisco as It Was and as It Is"
On May 10. in the Berkeley Lyceum Theatre
a vaudeville will be given In aid OF the San
Francisco fund. and a varied programme has
been arranged. There will be sixteen numbers
Among the performers will be Miss Merit Os-
borne Miss Margaret Hubbard Aver, Miss
1opsy SiegTist. Miss Rose La Tour, Henry s.
JeWett, "SliVers' (by the courtesy OF the I5ip-
podrome), Milt Young Burke and Dempsey
the Basque Quartet, Nine. ALA NasiTnOff
rlerce and Opp, Walter Daniels and Frank Dam
1es; ana Helen Ashley, in 1.-The Royal Ball." by
f.lchaTd Fechheimer. The vaudeville will last
from $40 until 1890 o'clock, and other well
Aa0wn .sI stars from the Broadway performances
"Hl come IN late TO swell the programme.
Maggie Cline is one OF the feature acts offered
tllis week IN Proctor's 5sth Street Theatre Miss
C4ine wil4 render several oldtime successes. in
Guiding Throw 'Em Down. McCluskv" !" Fugena
y fSOufAe' supported by company will nresent
his comedy "ParIor A." .eT,be ET,,4ur,t', vry,,,,
HsI, owing 20 It's success with be held over gor
1.4other week. making this the final presentafion
So. eIiS IneatEe' .I' The popular comedian Tom
''' "lA' a'1o Do for favor. offering his Irish