New-York tribune., 1906-05-13

witnessed the accomplishment OF clever and
daring equestrienne act by Mile NataIina Rossi.
Riding at full tilt on the top of the ring bank,
two feet wide and leaping over hurdles is for
her comparatively easy feat The other big
acts include Woodward's trained seals, Ralph
Johnstone bicyclist; the Flying Meteors, the
Bonhair-Gregory troupe OF acrobats and others
The remainder of the great programme, with
the plunging horses and the Court Of the Golden
Fountains as the sensational features, continues
intact Matinees are given daily. Tonight Com
mander Miss Eva Booth Of the Salvation Army,
assisted by the national staff officers, will be
neard in her famous character lecture entitled
Rags" wherein she depicts the life Of the hab-
itants Of the slums.
The Alhambra in Harlem presents this week
several big vaudeville novelties. At the head OF
the bill are the comedians Bill B. Van and Miss
Rose Beaumont late stars of THE Errand Boy'
company, presenting an original singing and
dancing sketch. There is Frank D. Bryan and
his peace congress of American girls In the
unique ensemble entitled Human Flags" and
third big attraction is Harry Gifoil, the mimic
and comedian as Baron Sands" The added
feature is the Six PrOVeanies, European bicy-
clists; Spissell Brothers and Mack in aero
patio comedy sketch; Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie
Barry, Brown and NevarrO Dillon Brothers and
others.
At the Colonial this week the bin is of sterling
merit with Eddie Foy. late star of THE Earl
and the Girl" topping the list this being his
first time In vaudeville this season. Following
in Importance is Miss Blanche Ring. A third
feature is Wilfred Clarke & Co.. in the farce
What Will Happen Next" AS an extra feature
there will be Miss Abbie Mitchell and her Mem
phis Students. in a singing act. Others on the
list are Eddie Clarke and his Winning Widows
q novel singing and dancing skit; the Eight ala
usonS, acrobattc troupe; Miss Selma Rratg
woman Juggler the Village Choir, late OF 'Wayl
Down East Company: Curtis and Busse q
novel dog act, and the vitagraph, with a new
series OF views.
Miss Hope Booth and company is one OF the
feature offerings this week IN Proctor's Fifty
eighth Street Theatre. In '"The Little Blonde
Lady" Miss Maude Lambert, who will be re-
membered as the former prima donna OF the
DFury Lane spectacle the white Cat" win be
another headliner in this weeks bin, followed
py The Futurity Winner which, owing 20 It's
s htaneous nit will be held over for another
M, A. IlaHlng this It's third and last week IN
- AAs s tneAue. Ok course, the ability OF this oct
- remain 1oF several weeks s attributed 20 fhe
race scene introduced az the end az ire vfece
~ when three trained horses ridden by profag-
4S,.eS T4 sVSShsys are shown in desperate finish
horace Golden. known as the Kings Nara-
SSta11 assisted by Miss Jeanne Fransioii yyIIl 6a
80 european omer1ng. Mr.. Golden IN his en-.
1870 ~ 1as4nent introduces many astonishing ana
La Belle Dazie who, after e,,cceses,r,,, 49,
eealing her features during a talked about
career as lie Domino Rouge" will appear un-
masked az Proctor's Twenty-thira stroet T,aa-
tEe curing the week. and the people win surely
| wonder az her. covering so nretfy 3 face. Two