New-York tribune., 1906-07-17

At Tony Pastors yesterday appeared Stine and
| Evans. in Wanted. a Divorce" James and Sadie
! Leonard assisted by Richard Anderson were seen
! in a new comedy act Mile Manhattan a singing
! and dancing act. Miss Kitty Campbell. singer
ana dancer, made her first appearance In America
| Channing Pollock dramatic critic. raconteur,
press agent and playwright afixed his signature
to contract yesterday which calls for the delivery
of a play from his pen for Messrs. Cohan Harris
| TO be ready for production on March next
The boxes at the New York Theatre for the third
annual full dress rehearsal Of the Green Room
Club which is TO take place next Sunday evening.
July q Will be sold at auction at the clubhouse
No. 189 West E7th street, at o'clock tomorrow
evening
The bill at Hammerstein's Victoria yesterday was
headed by Arthur Prince. the English ventrloqust.
Machnow the Russian giant is also retained
liners.
Josie sadler has been engaged by E. E. Rice for
next Mondays Manhattan Beach revival Of The
Girl from Paris" She is to make German char
ecteFizatiOn Of the sayey and give dialect rem rem
So9e.S SSs55aeS OF fae'n' ana SISTER mary jane i0'
Jack Levy begins Sunday concerts. afternoon and
evening, at Rices Manhattan Beach Theatre next
Sunday. with Della FOX, Eddie Clark and his wild
ows. Gardner and stoddard Gilday and Fox La
yeen ana Sr0ss SI BOD Al9ei N IGi and ber
company
Walter Jones and Mabel Hlte headed the bill
yesterday at Keith & Proctor's Union Square
Theatre in a sketch which afforded them ample op-
portunity for character acting with plenty Of
singing and dancing. Berg's Merry Girls, sextet
Of German singers and dancers. made their first
appearance in America, and were well received
Others in the bill were Ben Welch In Hebrew
dialect parodies and stories: Selbini and Grovnl,
in acrohatic and bicycling feats: Coakley and Nc
Bride. bIackface song ana dance speciality; the
% Ausn ss f9 E6e9 sT ee sensE and fnS her
pickaninnles; Buckeye State Quartet; Three Del
German comedians, and Delmore and Darrell. sing
ers
Miss Marie Wainwright made her first zppear-
ance in vaudeville in many seasons yesterday at
Keith & Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre.
when she presented Frank Tannehill, jr.'s, new
sketch, "Our Baby" Miss Wainwright
sisted by Frank Sheridan. last season with Miss
Blanche Walsh. Bert Leslie presented a new skit,
entitled "fIogan's Visit" and was assisted by Mae
Sailor and Burrell Barbaretto. The Metropolitan
Opera Trio-Nme. Plum and Signcrs >PortoIici and
Busbi-sang selections from various grand operas.
and special scenery used III the changes.
Others who made up the programme were the
Four Rianos. grotesque acrobats last season at
the Hippodrome: Dixon and Anger, German char
acter comedians; Dorsch and Russell. novel musi-
young America Quintet. songs glees and dances;
Edestus. eQuilibrist, and the moving pictures.
Sweet Clover comedy drama Of rural life,
written by Pauline Phelps and Marian Short,
produced for the first time in this city yesterday
by the stock company at Keith & Proctor's One
undred-and-twenty-ifth Street Theatre. The
piece has been on the road for two seasons. Miss
Adelaide Thurston having starred in it in the
West. The cast included Miss Beatrice Morgan,
Lois EoIconbe; Paul McAllister. as El6ridge
GrosVenor; Agnes Scott, SumTnie Andrews; Rob
ert Hill, as Joe Mason: Dudley Hawley, Jack
Hamilton, and William Norton. as Albert slade.
The chorus Of Oscar Hammerstein's grand opera
company Will begin rehearsals next Monday at
Fields Theatre, in West 42d street. Signor Ralph
will be master Of the chorus There hun
dred American and fifty italian girls in the chorus