Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21
The
Theatres
KEITH q PROCTORS.
Union So,ra,.e.

F
In the long and successful EXPERT
nee of Messrs. Keith & Proctor.
they have found that people hunger
for variety in their amusements as
they do in their menus. Therefore.
it has been their aim in choosing The
attractions for their vaudeville house
to give the public, which has ever
rewarded their efforts with loyalty
and generous patronage, as many
sorts of good headliners as there are
in the vaudeville mart. Among the
headliners in the lengthy, continuous
program at Keith & Proctor's Union
Square theatre next week is Violet
Black and company in the comediet-
ia, "A West Point Regulation" This
little sketch gives Miss Black an OPP
portunity to- display her charming
personality to great advantage. She
viii be supported by Dewitt Newing.
Who is a light comedian of considera-
lie ability, while Thomas vending
will play the lieutenant. Miss Black
S Il very attractive young woman and
S meeting with as much success in
vaudeville as she formerly did with
the Broadway productions in which
She played the ingenue roles. That
iainty, dashing, diminutive comedi-
enne, Toby Claude, is sure to capti-
yate the Union Square audiences with
her attractive gowns and clever sing
ing. Miss Claude's delightful Eng.
fish accent comes into play in her
rendition of my Word" The Will
lis Family, one of the biggest must
cal specialties in vaudeville, will be
retained for another week, and 9TH
er features in this excellent bill are.
Bartholdy and his wonderful troupe
of trained cockatoos; Monroe, Mack
~ Lawrence in a comedy sketch; the
worlds greatest aerial artists, the
four Londons, in a wonderful casting
exhibition; Dave Nowlin, 1.-The Man
with the Many Voices" Bert Marion
: Sabel Deane, in a new comedietta;
.enney & Hollis, conversational art.
its; TeXarkansas e Walby, in songs
nd dances; Werden & Gladdish, MilJ
Wood, expert wooden shoe dancer,
nd a new set of humorous moving
ictures.
Odd Street.
Novelty has ever been the keystone
n the grand arch of Keith e Proc
)r's progress. This feature IL par
icularly in evidence throughout the
ll-star program at Keith & Proc,
ors 23d street next week. The Fa-
cites, Boston's celebrated orchestra
If 80 young women instrumentalists,
lave scored such an emphatic hit
hat their engagement has been pro-
onged for another week. 1t is with
nut doubt the biggest musical fea-
ure New York vaudeville has seen
n many seasons Max Wits fous
| inging colleens, composed of cul.
| ured soloists, recruited from the
oncert and operate stage, will form
special feature of the bill. Their
l inging is most harmonious and dur
lg their 23d street engagement they
will render a well arranged series Of
IRISH airs in medley form. Special
ostumes and scenery are used in the
presentation of the act. Julian Rose,
he we'll known Hebrew character de-
~l1neator, fresh from his starring tour
in a successful play, occupies a prom
nent place in the bill, and others
ire: Louis Simon and Grace Gard
Ter, in a new version of their laugh
ng success, "The New Coachman;"
Avery & Hart, international colored
favorites; the Sleedes, have a Euro
1ean novelty entitled, ''The Mysteri-
Il HOTEL" Borani & Nevarro, Euro
pean comedy acrobats; Emerson &
Bolieu, comedy jugglers; Murphy &
Andrews, the cleverest duo of trav-
esty artists III the profession, and
the moving pictures.
5Sth Street.
To rest in such attractive environs
as the newly decorated and refurnish-
ed Keith & Proctor theatre in East
5Sth street, and witness one of those
truly all-star vaudeville bills offered
l.