New-York tribune., 1906-09-30


Arthur Prince will head the bill at Hammer
STEMS this week. the occasion being his last
appearance in America at this theatre: joss
phine Cohan, in one act comedy sklt ~ pe
seen for the first time this season. freS lpU. Ino
will give his monoogue. Williams ana FuCKer
will present their skt. "Skinnys Flnlsn. Inc
Lasxy- Rolfe Quintet. the music for Whicn was
also make eiti their DEBUT at this theatre other
headliners The Zancigs, IN their nino
reading speciality; the Rappo SISTERS, husSIail T
dancers; Hoey and Lee, Hebrew parodlsts; Kos
tow, the European equilibrist. and new VITA
graph views
For the week at the Colonial Theatre the Dill
is headed by Fred Karno's comedy company OF
speechless players, in the play without words,
"a Night in the Slums of London John w.
Ransone will present for the first time az TINS
theatre his lifelike impersonation OF Wlli1am
Jennings Bryan, which he calls Bryan TalK-
alogue" The Fays are retained FOR second
week in their performance OF Thaumaturgy
Al Shean and Charles Warren VIII present hld-
ding the Captain; Sylvester, Jones. Pringle and
Morrill, THAT Quartette." will Introduce their
latest songs. Bratzs dogs VIII make their DEBUT
at this theatre; Leo Carrto viii impersonate
Chinaman the Hacker-Lester trio VIII oner a
comedy bicycle act, and the vitagraph Will show
new moving pictures
AT the AIhambra Theatre this week the bill IS
headed by Ned Wayburn's "Rain Dears." with
Miss Neva Aynar There will be an additional
stellar feature in Menetekel a European illu-
sion. There also such favorites as Walter
E REWARD, the ventriloquist; the Borsam
Troupe OF four. who do some "equiiibristio
stunts revolving globes; WILSON'S trained
monkey which performs wonderful acrobauc
feats: Howard and North. in their skit, Those
Were Happy Days. Collins and Brown Ger
man comedians; Work and over. comedy 1 Gd aero
bats and the vitagraph. with new and interest
ing moving pictures.
"a Society Circus" at the Hippodrome, con-
tinues its successful course. New features arc
being added frequeatly. The chorus. the plung-
ing horses, gorgeous ballet and beautful aquatic
tabIeau continue the chief features.
At Tony Pastors popular playhouse this week
Elmer Tenley, the Manhattan Man. will head
the bill In his monologue the racetrack and
the homeward bound journey IN trolley car;
Arthur and Mildred Boylan. Jack and JILL will
be seen in their acrobatic sketch: Merritt and
Ireland, singing and dancing comedians, Will be
seen for the first time here; j. A Driscoll. in his
illustrated song act: Miles and Miriam. comedy.
singing and dancing sketch; the Mech lnterna-
tionaI Trio. strong men and gymnasts, will
make their first appearance here. Among 9TH
ers are A H Caldera. Hagan and Westcott, the
Stanleys, Karrera, LeClair and West, Mile.
Zoar. the Travelgraph and the American Vita
graph. with life motion pictures.
At Keith & Proctors Union Square Theatre,
yesterday afternoon, a one act comedy CalIeO
ga Hurry Call Marriage" written by John
Floyd Hume we'll known New York news
paper man, was tried out and won the approval
OF the audience The playlet, which develops
complete plot and tells pretty story with love
interest and plenty Of comedy, all within the
space of twenty-five minutes, affords an oppor-
tunity for Miss Ricca Allen to appear as Red
Cross nurse. a Salvation Army lasse and
frivolous soubrette, all Of which parts she as
sumes with success. She was supported by
Louis Chevalier and Miss Myrtle Leavitt
Not the least important opening of the current
vaudeville season is that Of Keith & Proctors
Fifth Avenue Theatre tomorrow afternoon. The
interior of the Fifth avenue house has been en-
tirely changed in its decoration since its closing
last May. Heading the list Of stars is the debut
In American vaudeville Of Mrs Langtry, the
English actress. She will appear in O playlet
written for her by Graham Hill. 1t is fitting
that Mrs. Langtry's vaudeville debut in this
country should be made in the same theatre
Which witnessed her first American appearance
as a dramatic star many years ago. when the
late Henry E. Abbey introduced her to the
American public at the old Fifth Avenue Others
in this programme, which will begin at 80 are:
Willard Simms and company, in their come-
dietta; Sisters O'Meer; Lee Harrison, the mono
logist; Alinel and his monkey: Besnah and Mil
Ter; Royal Musical Five. Al Carleton, Perry sis
ters. Fitzgerald and Gilday, Archer and Crocker,
Al Burton, and Hedrix and Prescott
At Keith & Proctor's Union Square this week
Harndin's Electrical Ballet will be seen for the
first time in this city in en- original and speo-