Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14

Harlem Opera House is rdpluly reach
ing remarkable proportions. Here, as
at the Fifth avenue, the smoking in
the balcony is in vogue and it is thor
ouehly appreciated by all lovers of
the weed. The popularity of the
house is rapidly increasing and The
Grand Marble Hall" is the favorite
meeting place for theatre parties in
Harlem. The Harlem Opera House
lis undeniably the handsomest editice
of the kind north of Fifty-ninth
street. Next weeks Show is scarcely
all filled as yet Aand still there are
these headliners: James o. Barrows,
John Lancaster and company, in
"Thanksgiving at Pottsville;" That
hQuartette the famous, -Four whose
singing on the New York Roof last
summer amazed all Gotham; Duffin-
Redcay Troupe, of casting acrobats;
Doherty Sisters, condolences; VIII
Inman & partner, Bartholdi's, a
group of cockatoos, parrots and ma
caws: the Blazers, acrobats and many
others.
Union Square.
One would think after looking over
all the good things announced for
next week at this "cosey home of the
continuous" Keith & Proctor's Union
Square, that there could hardly be
anything of much moment left for
any other house; but the of
the big booking Office of B. F. Keith
are practically limitless and there are
stars galore in the vaudeville frma-
ment always to be had for Keith &
Proctor's circuit. This is a partial
list of next weeks bill at the Union
Square: George Evans, the Honey
Boy; May Tully G. Company in stop,
Look and Listen" Four Harvey's,
daring acrobats; Harry Tate's laugh
able farce Fishing" Clarice Vance,
southern songs; Zena Keife and her
pony; Rialta Four, Delphino & Del
mora, Adams and Mack; Alexis &
Schall and others.
Twenty-third Street.
In the thriving all-star vaudeville
house, Keith & Proctor, in the very
centre of the shopping district, every
provision has been made for the GUS
tomary liveliness of the holiday sea-
son. All the adjuncts of the up-to-
date vaudeville shows, the smoking
balcony, the reserving of seats and
the maintenance of a popular sched-
ule of prices of twenty-hve-cent mat
inees and twenty-five and %ifty-cent
seats at night have combined to bring
permanent prosperity to this home
of novelty" Next weeks bill in
cludes Melville Ellis in his artistic
pianologue; Emma Francis and her
whirlwind Arabs; Alice Hollander,
European contralto; John & Louis
Boiler, 'acrobats; RADIO and Bertman
comedy duo; Cooper & Robinson, COLI
ored entertainers, and others.
Fifty-eighth Street.
Meritorious shows, well arranged,
and admirably presented in a mag
nificient theatre, have worked won
ders in the popular Eastside house OF
Keith & Proctor IN Fifty-eighth
street. Vacant seats are an unheard
of quantity at any performance at
this prospecting playhouse and York
vile and its adjuncts is joyous in the
possession of its own vaudeville en-
porium. The program mex week is
headed by Charles Evans and his own
company in TITS up to You William"
and the other stars are: Tom Ed
wards, England's most artistic VEN
triloquist; Captain George Anger,
Barnum & Bailey's Greatest Giant
and his company of midgets in Jack
the Giant Killer" James Harrigan,
juggler; Olivotti Troubadeurs; Lily
Seville, English s%oubrette; Manning's
Entertainers; Kitamura Japs, and
others.
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street.
AS a diversifying change from the
intellectual requirements of David
Pelasco's Sweet Kitty Bellairs,'' and
the ultra fashionable "Gallops," the
patrons of Keith & Proctor's One
Hundred and Twenty-fifth street will
be interested to know that the favor
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seen for the first time next week in
The Millionaire a drama in which
Daniel Sully starred several seasons
ago. AS James O'Brien, the railroad
contractor, Paul McAllister will have
a character type to portray, which
will establish his versatility. The
cast is as follows: James, O'Brien,
Paul McAllister; Frank Roberts,
Dudley Hawley Lenox. Lorillard,
George Howell; Jason Fleece, Robert
Lee Hill; Baron Won S%teinberg, Will
liam Norton: Sharpe, Riley Chamber
lin: Kerrigan, George Manning;
Hans, William Morrissey: Cicely
Fleece, Agnes Scott; Laura Van Bur
en-, Louise Randolph.
Jersey City.
Vaudeville is rapidly acquiring the
reputation of being by all odds the
best liked entertainment in Jersey
city and the crowded houses at Keith
& Proctor's new theatre in that town
effectually prove the truth of this
assertion. The bill next week is a
capital one and is as follows: Valerie
Bergere and Company in THE Bow
cry Camille" Harry Gilfoil as Bar
on Sands" Bailey & Austin; Dave
Lewis; Kenny & Hollis: Tossing Aus
tins; the moving pictures and others.
Proctor's Newark Theatre.
A program Of exceptional quality
VIII be offered by Mr.. +. F. Proctor
to the patrons of "Newark's Theatre
Beautiful during the week of De-
cember II, assuring out of town
christmas shoppers of a pleasant re-
taxation between trains.
Howard and Bland head the list on
thls all-star bill. They will present
their l%aughable sketch 1.-THE Stage
Manager" which will allow Mr.. How
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