The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14
YRuneyIIle Bin.

Vaudeville BIN.
At Keith a Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre
Mrs. Langtry continues to head the bill.
This is her last week at this theatre. The
rest Of the bill includes the Gadettes, q
orchestra Of young women; Lew Sully, the
Baker troupe Of cyclists, Matthews n
Ashley, Princess Trixie. an educated horse,
and the Tossing Austins.
At the Union Square Theatre Charles E.
Evans heads the bill in a farce, ITS Up to
You. William" Other acts announced are
the Elmore Sisters, the Sisters O'Meer. Clif
| Gordon, Everhart, the hoop roller; All Grant
and Ethel Hoag and Conn and Conrad.
The chief features on the bill at Keith d
Proctor's Tweaty-third Street Theatre are:
Ye Colonial S4ptette, Nora Bayes, Mary
Dupont and company, Gillette Dog Circus,
| Lee Harrison, Jules and Ella Garrison and
Monroe and Wesley.
The Nfty-eiGhth Street Keith 4 Proctor
house will have Valerie Bergere in His
Japanese Wife, Clarioe Vance, Avery and
| Hart, the Four Londons, julia Redmond
and company n Morrow and Schellberg.
The Great lafayette s the headliner
at the Colonial. He has a mysterious
musical act" and also introduces his mi
ation of famous conductors. Josephine
Conan will introduce a new aketch and the
rest Of the till will include Maude Courtney,
Foy and Clark, Hoey and Lee and the
Metropolis Four.
At the Alhambra these will be the chief
entertainers: William H. Thompson in
For Loves Sweet Sake" John w. Ran
! some, Rice and Provost, Walter Jones and
Mabel Hite, THAT Quartette' and Shean
and Warren in kidding Captain Kidd
Hammerstein's bill includes Bransby
williams, the English character actor. in
his i-mpersonAtion Of characters from the
works Of Dickens; Harry Tate in Fishing
the eight dancing Primroses, Jewels
European Manikine, George B. Reno and
COMPANY and Billy s. Clifford.
This is the last week OF the County Fair
| at Madison Square Garden. Tomorrow
will be a second Irish night, while Tuesday
will be farmers day.
Tony Pastor announces, among others,
Roland West and company in The Grim
inal," Garry Owen, a child actor; EnYma
Brans INC Lillian Beach, the D'Arco Sisters,
| Huston and Dallas and Ross and Lewis.
A new attraction at the Eden Musee is a
figure Of William Randolph Hearst.
| At Hurtig q seamon's Music Hall the
VCrackerjacks will be the burleeque attrac-
I ton.
At the Dewey The Mummy Girl will be
presented by the Merry Bu~rlesquers.
The Gotham will have "the Washington
Society Girls.
This is the last week Of the Summer sea-
SON" at the Harlem Casino and on Saturday
night Proprietor Heumann will hold his
annual entertainment to celebrate the open-
ing OF the regular winter season. Rigo and
his orchestra will supply the music.
A novelty at Huber's Museum is Nine.
Psyche, the electric woman.
! Sunday Amusements.
Burton Holmes will continue his travel
talks at the Lyceum this afternoon. This
weeks subject is The Nile; the Egypt Of
Yesterday
A second French evening will be given at
the Bijou. Among those on the programme
Davis and NJ. ROberval.
Vaudeville entertainments will be Riven
at the Keith & Proctor theatres. the Al
hambra and Colonial, Hammerstein's, the
Grand Opera House. the American, the New
York, the New Star, the Dewey and the
Gotham, HurtiE Il Seamon's, the Yorkville,
the Metropolis and Dixon's Third Avenue.