The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13
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.-Other Novelties.
In Domino Rouge, Of Ia Belle DsSie.
as che Ia nav known, Win appear u~nInasked
az Proctor'e Twenty-thlrd street Theatre
this week. vesta Victoria will play what
Ia -aanounced ne hsr farewell week. In
America. Others on the bill arc; Walter
Jones ard Mabel Hite. Ber1so's Comedy
Circus, Tom Nawn and company. Frank
ard Jennie Iatona, Davis and Walker,
Tom Aim ord ar Che rles arc JAG Bearn.
AZ the Fifty.eishth Street Theatre
Hope Booth and company will present
'Tbe Little Blond Lady, Weyourn's
THE Futurity Winner will hold over ior
cindes Horace Goldin, Cherries r. sernon.
Pirriscofis Troupe, the Dixie
and Brooks brothers.
The West End Theatre will have q vaude-
vile bill this week headed by Houdini,
the handcuG king. There will also ap-
Dear the ita-Banzai Imperial Japanese
troupe Of foot jugglers. the Kita-Muras.
lie Roy and Woodford. Viola and Engel,
Rem Boyer, Anna Chandler and Marshall
4 King.
Tear Ward, the singing oomedienne f,
heads the hill at Hurtig a Seamon's,
and with her appear Max Wits Six Sopho-
mores and a Freshman, Brown, Harris and
Brown in The Arrival Of General Hard;
tack,s Americus Four, Wentworth ar
Vesta, Joe Flvnn, the Misses Delmore,
and the Wangdoodle Four.
The Fourteenth Street Theatre will have
moving pictures Of the San Francisco
disaster. There will he daily matihees.
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At the Colonial this week Eddie Foy,
late star Of -1he Earl and the Girl tops
the list. Blanche Ring is another feature.
Wilfred Clarke and company will be seen
in what Will Happen Next Others to
appear ara Abbie Mitchell and her Mem
pbte Students, Eddie Clarke and his Winning
Widows, the eight Alisons, Selma Bratz,
the woman juggler; the Village Choir. late
of way Down East company, and Curtis
and Busse.
Commencing tomorrow a series OF NOV
ing pictures illustrating the San Francisco
disaster will he presented at Daly's Theatre,
giving two exhibitions daily.
Hammerstein's bill is headed by Charles
Grapewin and Anna Chance, in their ono act
sbit -Mr. Pipp.' Merian's panto mime
dogs will be seen again. The bill also in
oludes the Four Fords, Delight Bsrsch and
the Ten Broomstick Witches, Campbell and
and Moore, the Elgomas and M. Arneson.
The Alhambra will nave Billy B. Van
and Rose Beaumont In a singing and dancing
sketch. Frank D. Bryan and his peaoe oon-
Esss 40 Of p american EiT lo,. aarr 3,oS GiIfSii
spissell brothers and Mack, Mr.. and Mrs;
Jimmie Barry. Brown and Nevarro and
Dillon brothers.
Melville Ellis viii head the bill at Keith's.
and the Nichols sisters will give a 7opsy
sketch. The Wilton brothers, -gymnasts,
viii ALEC appear, and. Raymond Finley and
Lottie Burke will present q new burlesque. .
AtTony PASTOR win be aenaro and Bailey,
Fiske and MoDonough In 'Brooky's Tempta-
Frank Whitman. Mitchell and Marion, John
Morrison, McKenna and Driscoll, Misses
Emmett and MoNeill, and viii H. Fields.
The craokerjact Burlesquers win DO at
the Dewey.
The Gotham will have Fred Twins Big
Show.
Enoch, the maj ish, win be q novelty at
Huber's Museum this week. In the theatre
win be the Forresters, Hazel Blanche and
Greenfield, the ventriloquist.
At Huber's Casino the bin includes Lewis
and Delinve, AL. Tyler, Sylvia Cook and
Charles II. Duncan.
The cinematograrh views Of the San Fran
cisco disaster continue to be the attraction
at the Eden Musee.