New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
VAUDEVILLE.

The Colonial Theatre offers for the current
week The Klties" Gordon Highlander Band,
who make their temperance in New-York
| after an extended concert tour abroad. This en-
! gagement is also the initial appearance Of the
Kllties" in the varieties. Besides its big mem
oership this organization includes several native
dancers, singers and bagpipers A second big
| attraction Will be George Fuller Golden. the
| monologist. who has Just returned from Euro
pean successes. and for the third special feature
| they present the famous knockabout stars. Rice
| and Provost, in "Bumpty Bumps" Other enter
| tainers include THE Globe of Death" introduce
ing Wizard" Stone in a wonderful ride upon mo-
torcycIes, travelling at the rate of mile a min
! ute IN the interior Of a massive transparent
I globe; Edmund Day and Companv nresentirs
| The Sheriff; Mayme Remington and her BUS
Ter Brownies; Melville Ellis. his first appear
ance IN an original musical monologue: the MI
lam Trio. street singers and dancers. Harr,,
! Brown cartoonist, and the Vitagraph
First on the list Of entertainers at the AIbarn-
bra, IN Harlem. will be found Charles e. Evans
! supported by company, in a condensed var-
sion Of There and Back" called It's Up to You.
| William" Other bookings include the EmnIre
| city Quartet, singing comedians; Mr. and Mrs
gardner Crane. who present a dramatic sketch:
| Cole and Johnson, the song writer's; the Glinsa
! retu Troupe, acrobatic stars; Melville and Stet
! son, condolences De Witt Burns and Torrance
in an original novelty, McGrath Brothers Nc
anc Mrs. Allison and the Vitagraph
among the chief headliners on the Hammsr-
stein bill will be Henri De Vries. who win nre-
sent for the first time at this theatre his cls,,er
protean play, entitled "A Case Of Arson" ,n
whlch he fmpersonates seven of the characters
| Nine. Renx, one Of the Hippodromes eouestr,ar
mportations, win give her sensational act. Ter"as
! Thornton will present a new rnonologue: Cbaries
Z; semon; the musical comedian; Collins ana
| mart our!esque gymnasts. who make their re :
| appearance here. having just returned from r.,
rope; Tyce and JermOn. comedians: the Tohn-
| sons. dancers; Herbert Brooks with hIs roysts
Tious trunk: May Belfort Coincidence . nd - 80
Elta8raph views I'LL out the remainder OF the
| programme. "a ZIG
| ring Frederick VIII. the new ruler Of Dsr
mark. has Just been added TO the group 'rRul.r.
Of the World" at the Eden Musee and ,s at
tracing great amount OF attention New sub-
9ecls on the cinematograph are shown this weak
prominent among them being a scene ILLUSTRATIVE,
draInatlc critics attendance at q yaudaJiIis
show. The performance is shown on the sora a.s
from start TO finish, are criticisms. which
cause much amusement. ~
AS leading attraction, M. Keith offers M.
Mahons Watermelon Girls and MIns.r.,
Maids" an organization of young women hand
somely costumed. surrounded by scenery den,ct
Ing life on a Southern plantation and presenting
their idea OF a oldtime minstrel show. Another
, act VIII be presented by Carleton Macy and
-iauoS ha4b enIued a timely Awakenine-1
| Three Sisters Herzog Carnaras. a trio of youn,
, ethietes' who come all the way from the Apollo
Theatre. Dusseldorf. will offer sensational fea,s
, IN equilibristic work: Howard and North win
ten you about their boyhood days; Grams
Brothers will portray the characters of Tho gen
, llne huoe Ministries. while Tim Mcmahon ana
Edythe Chappelle will offer their comedy
2 twenty Minutes Before Train Leaves" ca.
! price Lynn & Faye. three young ladies' present
character changes intermingled with songs and
dances; Americas Comedy -Four. a quartet al
Nocallsts, VIII look after the singing In this
programme otherp u the bill a1tl pc the,Aer,sI