New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

York Theatre for one more week the last per-
Torrance being next Saturday night The en-
gagement promises 10 he very successful one,
as the large theatre has so far been crowded
leading lady. is doing excellent work. and the
new songs promise to be popular.
A new and original dramatization of Victor
Hugo's great work. THE Hunchback Of Notre
Dame" by Barry O'Neil. stage director of the
stock company. will be produced tomorrow at
Keith & PrOctors One Hundred and Twenty fifth
Street Theatre The last dramatic version of
The Hunchback" seen I'm New York that of
Augustin DAILY at his own theatre about fifteen
years ago. Special new scenery will be used in
the Harlem production. and the cast will in
clude Paul McAllister as QuasimOdO, the hunch-
back, and Miss Beatrice Morgan Esmeralda.
The Sunday concerts at Keith & Proctor's
125th Street Theatre to-day. at 2:15 and 1.30
will he given by these artists Virginia Earl and
her Johnnes, Eugene O'Rourke and company
Clif Gordon. Royal Musical Five. George f.
Reno and company. Grant and HOag and others
Houdini IS again the star feature this week at
Keith < Proctor's Union square Claire Bessy
with troupe Of wonderfully trained cats is a
new European speciality making it's American
debut this week. Mabel st. claire. ventrilo-
quail entertainer Just over from Europe, Is an
other IiTst appearance. and the Musical Gems.
from the Que MS Han. London. are i'm their sec
ond and final week. The other performers are
Julia Kingsley and Nelson Lewis, i'm the cOmedi-
eta Her Uncle's Niece: Jack Wilson and his
company, in An Upheaval i'm DarktOwn'; Scott
and Wilson. acrObatic comedians; Emerson and
BOlieu, comedy juggleTs. Ward Brothers, singers
and dancers. Bert Marion and Sabel Deans
character comedy sketch: the LucadOs heavy
weight equilbrsts: Archer and Croker. gro
tesQue acrObats.
The continuous Sunday concerts were success
fully inaugurated week ego anu Will be con-
tined throughout the season. The concerts will
start IT - and run un.nterruptedly until 1880
with all the star acts o. the current week.
Three foreign vaudeville stars making their
first appearance in America this week az Keith
& Proctor's Twenty-thrd Street are La Berat,
a 'grotto dancer" in posings and fire dances:
the Eight PrimroSes. am octet of singers and
dancers. and Hiss May BclfOTt an English
cOmedienne from the London halls. John C.
Rice and Sally Cohen in their laughable farce.
AN the World Loves a Lover" are the dramatic
headlners. and the other features are Colonel
CASTOR BoIdeverry. rifle shot OF international
eniuence, who performs unerringly many diff
cult fedts; All Grant and Ethel Hoag. in non
performers: Kenney and Hollis, repartee come
dams Dubois ana his educated monkey. and
new series Of moving pictures.
the concerts to-day VIII be given at :; 10 and
company, Edward Davis and company. Al
Shean and Charles Warren. Four RianOs.
Josephine iiassman and her picks" Rooney
sisters Mullen and COrell. Orth Fern and Grace
Chiders.
Bransby Williams. an English character actor
of the London vaudeville houses. makes his first
appearance I'm this country tomorrow ~ Keith
! Proctors Ftfty-eighth street. IN Characters
Itom Dickens Others on the bill are Ned Nye
and his quartet 81 dancing girls the Six Gin
seIettis. erial Eymnasts. Cln Gordon. dialect