Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-08
KEITH 6 PRoCToR's THEATRES.
Vember IL.

vember IL.
With all the turmoil of the election
excitement over, Broadway muse
ment seekers turn most naturally to
the vaudeville houses for their special
theatrical relaxation. The attractive
ness of Keith & Proctor's programs
stands as a sure magnet to engross
the attention of those who find in
vaudeville their surest solace of en-
joyment from the carking cares Of
commercialism. Now that the sys-
tenn of r%eserving seats at all perform
ances is in splendid working order, 1t
has benefited the business immense
ly at this beautiful Broadway vaude-
Vile house and late diners at the no.
tells and restaurants of the Great
White Way" stroll in at their leisure
to enjoy such acts as they may pre-
fer which appear late in the pro-
gram. Next weeks show is in thor
ough keeping with the big bills Of
fered and perhaps is the best general
show yet. The star features include
Master Gabriel, the diminutive bum
die of comicality who created the
character of Buster Brown in the play
of that name. He will appear with
the famous dog and his own company
in a farce entitled "Auntie's Visit.
Walter Jones, the comedian of comic
opera fame and Mabel Hite, 1.-The fun
niest woman in vaudeville" will pre-
sem a musical comedy and the others
are: The Immensuphone, John G..
Gilbert, Bailey & Austin, Will Mead's
Dog, the Village Choir and others.
Keith & Proctor's Harlem Opera
House.
The brightest stars of the vaude-
Vile armament are offered in clus-
ters at the Harlem Opera house, the
newest link in the formidable chain
of Keith & Proctor's theatres and
the weekly programs are medals of
perfection in the art of arranging a
vaudeville show. The stamp of sue
cess, immediate and indelible, has
been imprinted upon this latest of
Keith & Proctor's enterprises, and
the continuous in Harlem is bowl
ing along in one grand merry rounde-
lay of triumph. Special attention is
given to the comfort of ladies and
children and the reserving of seats
at all performances has proved a most
attractive feature of the policy of the
new house. The Grand Marble Lob"
by is as famous now as the meeting
place of all the uptown shoppers as
the famous big stores fountain, and
meet me in the Grand Marble Lob
by" is quoted on all sides. Next
weeks bill has three distinct star
h%eadliners in George Evans, who re-
mains a second week; Fred Walton,
the famous TOY Soldier" & Co.;
Tom Edwards, the marvellous Eng
lish ventriloquist and the peer of Ar
thur Prince; Gillett's Dogs, Haw-
thorne & Burt, Kelly & Bernard, Will
Rogers and his horse. Ed. Gray, the
Pryore and many others.
Keith & Proctor's Union Square.
Strangers in New York rarely leave
it without a visit to the downtown
home of continuous, the old relia-
BILE Union Square, and here they
claim to find the greatest enjoyment
in the splendid bill that characterize
the entertainments week in and out
through the year. It's clientele is
loyal to a degree to the Union Square
and it is scarcely to be wondered at,
after thirteen years of continuous ex-
c~ellence in the programs. Always a
good show" has ever been the motto
at this prosperous resort. The bill
next week is headed by Will M. Cres-
sy and Blanche Dayne in the famous
rural playlet, "Town Hall Tonight
Cressy is the best impersonator of
rustic quaintness on the boards. Nora
Bayes, the singing comedienne of
unique individuality, is making her
farewell to vaudeville prior to her
starring tour next season, n the
others are: Spessardy's Bears, Ham
ilton Hill, the famed Australian bari
tone; Krenka Bros, European aero
batic wonders; Hungarian Boys
band; Cavana & Co., and a dozen
more capital acts. The Sunday con-
certs at the Union Square, while q
new feature this season, are attract
ing record-breaking audiences.
Keith & Proctor's 23d Street.
These are the busiest of days
among the shopping marts of the
great metropolis and, right in the cen
ter of the dry goods district, is thu
famous Home of Novelty" Keith &
Proctor's 23d Street, where always
may be seen a rafting good all-stal
vaudeville show. With other vaude
vile houses opening up to extend thu
big Keith & Proctor circuit, the same
steady trend of patronage still goes
on undisturbed at this cosy and com
Portable comedy home. Given a good
show, and attention to the desires OF
patrons, the business at the 25d
Street is maintained at a brisk pace.
The stars for next week are: the
Electric Crickets," the liveliest bak-
er's dozen of dancing girls on the
boards; Barrows, Lancaster & Co.,