The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-01

An addition to the vaudeville theatres Of
the city will be made to-day when j. Austin
Fynes opens the Third Avenue Theatre asa
variety house. There will be two concerts
to-day, and performances every afternoon
and evening for the rest Of the week. Popu-
lar prices will be the rule.
At Proctor's T~wenty-third Street Theatre
Mabel Taliaferro will head the bill In the
garnet scene from The Little Princess, 3 and
Vesta Victoria, character comedienne, will
make her farewell appearance in this coun-
try. Other acts are May Boley and her
North and Edmund Day and company In
The Sheriff"
The Ffty-eighth Street house nnounc
Henri de Vriee in "A Case Of Arson" 1.-THE
Sunny South" a singing and dancing act by
ten negro players; Staley and Birbeck In
The Musical Blacksmiths;" Clifford Craw-
ford, the three Sisters Macarte, Gilday and
Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Murphy and a num-
Der Of others.
In the long bill at Keith's will be Will
Greasy and Blanche Dayne, Emma Francis
and her Arab boys In acrobatio dancing,
Scarf and Violet Allen In The New Re
porter, Dave Genaro and Ray Bailey IN
"A Cigarette Case" Rafayette's Dogs. and
Florette DeMar and Tom Fortune. As a
special attra ction Harry Gilfoil, late Of the
Pearl and Pumpkin company, will give his
limitations.
Hammerstein'e bill will ave the Kilties
Band, numbering forty people, as the head
liner. As the extra attra ction there will be
produced for the first time in New York a
singing and dancing act witt fourteen peo-
pie, arranged by Harry Williams and Max
Hoffman. and sta ged by Gertrude Hoffman.
This is called In the Swim" Others will be
Johnny Hyems and Leila Mcintyre, ". G.
Kelly, Hill and Sylvainy, Dan McAvoy and
his Fifth Avenue Girls, Gilmore Sisters and
the Darros Brothers.
Two popular vaudeville stars top the bill
at the Colonial Theatre. Peter F. Daley,
assisted by his "Dinah Girls and Della Fox,
the eoubrette. AS the extra feature there
will be some novel tricks by Horace Goldin
who is held over for q seoondweek's engage
ment. Other entertainers include Frank
Gardner and Lottie Vincent, the Warten-
burg Brothers. May Belfort and the Three
Nevaros.
Fred Karno's London Comedy Company
presenting "A Night In an English Music
Hall" plays a return engagement this week
at the Alhambra beginning with Mondays,
ma tlnee. Other acts lnClOde lnereee heuG,
the Mex Welson troupe Of rope performers.
the Orpheus Comedy -Four, singers; Macart's
Dogs and Monkeys, Violet Dale. in imita-
tione. and Kelly and Violette.
Grace Cameron, the singer, heads the bill
at Hurtig & Seamon's. Other acte listed
are Corbin and Otto, Hayes and Healey,
Burton and Brooks, the Six Valderres,
Newell and Niblo and Jules Keller.
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Tony Pastors bill includes Hoey and Lee
in a new act, Fred Ray and company in their
Roman traveety; Col. Billy Link and his
He-Be-Can Regiment, assisted by Miss VIII.
lette Charters; Smirl and Kessner, j. X.
Hutchinson and company, Inness and Ryan
and many others.
Many Norwegiane are attracted to the
Eden Musee by the new figure Of King
Haakon. The last weeks Of Harry Braham
are announced.
The Dewey will have the Highrollers
Company as its burlesque attraction.
sThe Golden Crook" will be at the Gotham.
The Circle will nave the Transatlantic
Burlesquers.
Col. Magnus's acrobatic dogs are featured
at Huher's Museum.