Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-06

in the very theatre, where she frs;
appeared as a dramatic star many
years ago, when she made her Ameri-
can debut in LAS in a Looking Glass
supported by Maurice Barrymore,
Robert billiard and many others. The
program at the Fifth Avenue in addi-
ton to Mrs. Langtry, includes: The
Empire Comedy Four, one of the
most successful of all quartets in
their newest glees; the Four Lon.
dons present a wonderful casting eX'
hibition; Julian Rose, direct from his
starring tour, has a budget of new
stories; Monroe, Mack & Lawrence
in a laughable character sketch; Nor
row &c Schelberg, song and dance art
lists of are merit; Mabelle Adams, a
violinist of wonderful technique and
execution; Emerson & Bolieu, com
edy j~ugglers; the Franklin Trio, 6
melange of song and music; Murphy
& Andrews, clever travesty due and
the Hurleys in a capital acrobhtit
specially. The Sunday concerts II
the Fifth Avenue will run eontinu-
ously from 100 to 1890 p,m,o and
they are an important factor in the
Sabbath entertainment of the great
metropolis. i-f'ef
23d Street.
Keith & Proctor's 23d street. week
of Oct. s, has a distinctive bill Of in
comparable excellence. which appeals
particularly to the denizensl of shop
pers' low. AT this home of vaudeville
novelty, where two performances arc
given daily, are these stellar luminar-
les Of the artistic world: George, Ev-
ans, one of the greatest hunoriStsl on
the vaudeville boards. Valerie Ber-
gere, the dainty %portrayer of Japan
csc characters, and her company, in
a ~comedietta, entitled Ellis Japanese
Wife" Versatile Johnny Hyams and
Leila Mcintyre offer their roaring
farce comedy, 1.-TWO Hundred Wives
and others are: Stella O'Meer, dar-
ing and expert artists on the high
wire; the ''Immenseaphone," Lasky
& Rolfe's latest novelty; Jennie Yea
mans, daughter of Annie Yeamans,
presents a new speciality; Redford &
Winchester, skilful jugglers; Sharpe
Brothers, black face singers and dan
GERS and Jacobs Dog Circus, a spec
ial feature for Keith & Proctor's jul
yenile patrons.
Union Square.
No better autumnal entertainment
is presented at any vaudeville house
in Manhattan than is announced at
Keith & Proctor's Union Square for
October 8. The engagement of Harm
din's Electrical Ballet has been pro-
longed for another week. This spec
t~acular terpsichorean fantasy, EMIT
led Starlight" has been pronounced
the prettiest novelty the stage has
ever seen. Others in this elaborate
continuous program trimmings from
1880 to 1920 are The Royal Must
cal Five, presenting a pretty and
unique song and dance speciality;
Mary Dupont & Co., in a dainty COM
edietta; Mathews & Ashley, inimita-
BILE comedians in ga Smash-Up in
Chinatown; Cooper & Robinson, ex-
%cellent colored entertainers; Young
Sandow & Lambert, in a series of pos
lngs; Sue Smith & Co., offer an oper-
attic speciality, ''The Rose of Castillo >
for which special emery and cos
tunes are required; the Crotty Trio
in songs and dances; Johnny Johns,
in burnt cork" and a new set of the
ever popular motion pictures.
5Sth Street.
In the Yorkville section of Manhat.
tan, it is difficult for amusement
seekers to overlook the great attrac-
lions offered at Keith & Proctor
58th street from week to week. There
have never been better bills presented
at this popular playhouse and now il
it's newest and most inviting decora
tive aspect, 1t is rapidly forging to th'
front as the blouse Popular" of vau
deville. The program for the week o
Oct. 8 includes, "The Fadettes o
Boston," an orchestra composed o
80 gifted young women instrumental
lists. Organized in Bostoli in 1883
under the leadership of Miss Caroline
B. Nichols, it has grown to be recog
nized as the most complete and eff
cient Woman's Symphony Orchestrs
in the world. Miss Emma Carus, {
leading Broadway coincidence, vii
offer a new series of captivating mu-
steal selections. Jules & Ella CARR
son in their exceedingly clever trav
esty; the Baker troupe. a quintet o
Dicyclists; Josephine Gassman ant