New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04

Lestins, Harry franklin and other Harlem "A.
vorites The scenic requirements OF "Out OF "a
Fold are many and varied. and tested ths re-
sources OF the Proctor studios. The play has M.
been produced in this city since its original pres
entation at the American Theatre a few seasons
ago.
For the last two seasons Frank Lynns n,
English coster singer, has been permanently
located at the Tivoii. IN London. where N,
vogue has been almost equal to that OF ChevaI-
Ter. He has been unable 10 accept offers from
American vaudeville managers until recenttv
and hs closes his long engagement ar the TiyoN
on Saturday OF this week. to accept brief tour
over the Proctor circuit commencing Monday
Wants To Be Loidy." Have You seen Nv
Emery Brown" and many other English cosees
songs with which Americans familiar. Hls
first appearance here Will be at Prootor's ga
Street Theatre
Captain Woodward's educated seals ara q t.s-
tfnct feature OF the big show as the Hippo
drome. They number clowns, 1usgiers come
dams and deep sea specialists, and no trained
animal act sver met with mora favor. Thsiy
performance dis one with surprise. They ars
ths brainiess OF beasts. their teacher declares
WITH abundant gray matter located IN the tips
Of their noses. The Bonhair-Gregory acrohatsi
Ralph tombstone. bicycle marvel; Powers re-
raarkable elephants. and the Five Lecussons,
novelty equestrians. are other famous additions
to the circus tournament "a Society Circus"
IN the performance proper, draws thousands az
its two daily presentations. Kubelik. Hungarian
and Ellen Beach Taw. soprano, viii appear 4:
the Hippodrons tonight.
James J. Corhett Is the particular feature This
week IN Prootors FGfty-eighth Street Theatre.
Mr.. Corbstt. supported by company win bs
seen In a new one-act comedy entitled "a THIEF
in the Night" which IS being staged with new
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vaudeville appearance this season Anothsr
feature OF Importance In this same bin viii ba
Dave Lewis. supported by his own company "a
twelve musical merrymakers, presenting an
"operetta." The novelty ofserng viii be Theresa
REM. who comes almost direct from the New
York Hippodrome, In her equestrian act This
will be Miss Renz's last appearance IN America.
LeWle simon, Grace Gardner and company will
pc welcomed back IN an elaborated version Of
their comedy. The New Coachman," while
Eddie Leonard. assisted by the Sharp brothers,
VIII make his only New-York appearance this
season, presenting his singing and dancing Cd
dity entitled pixie Land" The remainder Of
the bill includes the Three Keatons, with tina
ever popular Buster; Joseph Allinei. with his
wonderful monkey, Peter the Great; Augusta
Close. in an original monologue; Wills and Has
san, Americas famous eQuiIbrtsts. and rev
set Of animated pictures
At Tony Pastors Theatre this week Ward and
Curran will top the list In new version ot
The Terrible Judge" They are great favoritss
here They are singing new songs and are s!y-
Ing several different character limitations. Al
Maddox and Mabel Melvin, who will be rsmsn.
bered as having scored here q short time ago in
their original comedy skit eat the Station" are
billed as extra attraction. The Naganani family
VIII present their original novelty act. THE MI.
sieaI barbers. which viii be the first time here.
James b. Kelly and Mabel Kent have hodge,
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chadwick Trio introducing Ida May Chadwick,
me WORLDS champion lady buck dancer, viii Do
seen IN Hank HoOver's Holiday" Williams
ana Melourn ara team of polite vaudevile
entertainers and banjoists, Mr.. and Mrs. StuaT.
barrow are a team presenting finger shadows
md sand and smoke pictures.