New-York tribune., 1906-08-05

SUh TSeara tine TnaSo som9Trp % @ night at the Lycenm
that the business needs no propping up.
The "Flamaturgists" in explanation Of how
1t fs done by mind readers and others OF that
ilk' Will continue TO head the vaudeville features
| OF Seeing New York" at the wistaria Grove,
on top of the New York Theatre Newcomers on
The bill VIII be the Barber-Ritchie trio of BIZ
| cyclists who made a hit at recent "try-out''
at the roof garden, and the Leffels. who per.
form on bounding pad" Their act IS an elab-
were once so mon,Ia III 5 Ttc & Sy ara asreg I
continue. There are only seven of them now but
the second girl from the right continues to dance
vigorously enough TO make up for the missing
/ one. There Will be special bill tonight
"Mamzelle Champagne continues TO crowd the
Madison Square Roof. the only really open
air show IN town. Miss Maude Fulton as the
loquacious American girl, continues 10 be the
hit OF the show, and fits songs being whistled
generally. The concert thers tonight, usual
will consist OF the song hits Of the piece with
added vaudeville specialties.
Miss Maude Raymond returns to the cast of
THE Social Whirl'' at the Casino tomorrow
night 20 delight the audience with 'Bll Sim
so that from now on the play will have the same
cast as when il opened
Mcintyre and Heath. in 1.-THE Ham Tree" are
ire as when they appeared there IN the same
show last season. THE Ham Tree IS attract
ing big audiences. which dQ not seem TO tire OF
the music and fun OF the comedians.
George NJ Cohan and his company are stil
drawing good houses at the New Amsterdam
Aerial Theatre. where the adventures of s'The
Governors Son" furnish evening Of amuse-
ment.
Rice's production Of ''The Girl from Paris' has
proved such a success at the Manhattan Beach
Theatre that the coming Of Joe weber's COM
pa' there has been postponed a week New
features are being introduced constantly into the
show. the latest being la Yberri In eccentric
Spanish and French dance two of them bearing
the names OF La Machichi" and ia Maxine"
Instead Of Jack Levy's usual concerts "C5ir1
from Paris Pops" will be given this afternoon
and evening.
The bill at Tony Pastors this week Is varied
Fred Ray & Co, in their Shakespearfan bur
lesque head the bill. Raidy and Currier iyric
singers, are other features. The Yorke Comedy
Four will make their first appearance at this
house. Others who Will appear are the four
Gregorys, hoop rollers; Horsky, Bergere G. CO.,
In farce called Made in Germany; NJ "
Fitzgerald. Miss DeVeres Diamonds'': Carroll
and Baker, Hebrew fmpersonators: Wilbur Held
blackface nonologue; Ramsey sisters. musical
comedy; Belalr and Elliott. acrobatic speciality;
De Bois, the illusionist; Kimball brothers. sing
ers and dancers. and Marion and Harron sing
ers and dancers.
Miss Minnie Dupree whose work as '"The
Music Masters" daughter last season gained for
her much notice. viii enter vaudeville this week
at Keith g. Proctor's Union Square Theatre. She
Will produce for the first time on any stage
comedietta, written by Miss Evelyn G. Suther-
land and Miss Beulah DIX, entitled. ''When the
Earthquake Came" a story Of the catastrophe OF
San Francisco. The continuous programme is
unusually diversified and includes Cook and
Sylvia, singing and dancing; z. r. Philips late
Of The County Chairman" company in J. Clar-
ence Hydes one act piece Her Busy Day.;
Carson and Willard. German comedians, in
''Frizzled Finance: Sam Elton. the juggler;
Herberts dogs; Murry K. Hill, a new monolO-
gist. Herr Saona, an irnpersonator, in Living
Portraits from the Hall OF Fame; Professor
Dubois and his chinpanzee, "Nfile"; Lester ana
QUINN wooden shoe dancers: Paul Frederick
equilibrist; Wilson and Mae. comedy sketch.
and the Wiora Trio Of Hungarian singers and
dancers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Hughes VIII be the leading
features of the bill this week at Keith & Proc
tors Twenty-third Street Theatre. and will pro-
duce for the first time in New York their new
comedietta, entitled "Suppressing the Press"
Next on the bill is the Williams & Walker Glee
Club, a score of singers and dancers from the
Williams & Walker "Abyssinia'' company. Ed
win Stevens, the character actor assisted by
Miss Marshall will present the slkit, "a Night
Out" The others are: Jne -Four MelVlnS, mead
to-head balancing feats Johnnie Stanley and
Grace Leonard. song and dance; Jack Gardner.
blackface comedian; BrOckman, Mack and Bel
mont comedy sketch; Markey and Moran. Irish
character work; the Misses Althea. acrobatic
dancers, and new moving pictures.
Sunday concerts are given afternoon and even
ing in which will appear Miss Virginia Earle
and her Johnnies, Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins Fisher.
Marion Carson, Farrel-TaylOr Trio. Howard
and Howard Cooke and Madison and others
Franldyn Byles's four-act drama, ''Drusa
Wayne" Will be produced for the first time IN
this city this week by the stock company at
Keith & Proctor's One Hundred and Twenty
fifth Street Theatre. special engagement was
made with Miss Mary Hall TO play the title
part OF Drusa. She was formerly with ID. IA. 1
Sothern Sunday concerts will be given after |
noon and evening by Bedini and Arthur, Dean
rdsall and Arthur Forbes. Seymour and Hill, !
John Hazard and several others.
MUSICAL COMMENT.