Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-12
The
Theatres

Newark Theatre.


During the week of May IA, Vesta
| Victoria, the famous English comedy
singer who has been one of the rec
| ent New York successes, Will be the
headline attraction in the Proctor
| Park Place theatre in Newark. On
| the same bill will be a marvellous
mindreading act by Sa-Vara, a wom-
an whose demonstration of psychic
| power is of a sensational order. She
will tell persons in the audience any
thing they desire to know of the past,
present and future, her revelations
evoking interest and applause.
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
In the play of pretty Peggy" u
dramatic feature for week of May IA,
are introduced the historic figures so
dearly beloved of all playgoers, Peg
Woffington," David Garrick," Cooley
Cibber,' Eva Screl" and their con-
temporaries. There Is a charm and
fascination in any play dealing with
the inner lives of these famous fig
rues, who made stage history in the
closing days of the last century.
Pretty Peggy was utilized for an
entire season by Miss Grace George
on a starring tour, and Mr.. William
A. Brady, her manager, prepared a
magnificent stage setting for the
piece.
Twenty-third Street.
La Belle Dazzle, who after success
fully ~concealing her features during
a largely talked about career as lie
Domino Rouge" ''The Girl with the
Red Domino" will appear unmasked
at Proctor's T~wentythird street the
atre during the week of May IA, and
the people will surely wonder at her
covering so pretty a face. Ned Way
burns big vaudeville novelty, THE
Futurity WINNER" in another extra
ordinary attraction. 1.-THE Futurity
Winner is a one-act racing play in
two enc by Edmund Day. There
are twenty-five people in the com
pany, and four horses in an exciting
race at the climax of the act. Two
entertainers who have won laurels in
the musical comedy field, Walter
Jones and Mabel Hite, will appear
as joint vaudeville stars. Both Mr..
Jones and Miss Hite have appeared
here several times in the big musical
comedy successes. Mr.. Jones will
best be remembered as the tramp in
the extravaganza, "1492" and after
ward as the Irish tourist IN the
"Chaperons." Tom Nawn e Co., in
"a Touch of Nature;" Frank & Jen
Latona, musical artists; The Zingari
Trio; Transatlantic Four; Tom AL
mond and Davis &-Walker.
Fifth Avenue.
The vehicle for the All-Star Com
pany at Proctor's Fifth avenue the
atre during the week of May IA will
be "a Young Wife, which is one of
the strongest dramas of recent years.
5 This capital piece was written by w.
X. Tillston, the author of many pop
ular plays, but this is considered his
masterpiece. 1t was~originally pre-
scented in New York three years ago,
1t is full of strong situations and ex-
cellent comedy, which makes it es-
pecially suited to tile fine company
here. All the favorites will be seen,
4 including A. H. VahBuren, Isabelle
Evesson. Wallace Erskine, Gerald
Griffin, Loretta Healey Robert Cum
mings, Louise Randolph, etc.
Fifty-eighth Street.
In glancing over the list of attrac-
lions billed for appearance at Proc
tors Fiftv-eighth street theatre week
of May a. the patrons will find q
dozen of the greatest attractions in
vaudeville. That popular coined
ienne, Hope Booth, supported by q
carefully selected company of legiti.
mate actors, will be one of the bis
offerings, presenting the one act sa.
tire, THE Little Blonde Lady
Maude Lambert, who will be pleas
antly remembered as the primo
donna of the Druary Lane production
of THE White Cat" will render some
of her most popular success.