New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

lacks Theatre. has placed within the pubic reacn
the enjoyment of powerful melodrama. replete
with effective scenes and illuminated by acting
that IS evenly proficient and sometimes superb
Mr.. Theodore Roberts. PortuEais. gives a per
formance which. If given here by an actor from
France or Italy, would be hailed great in ideal
and wonderful I'm detail. Mr.. Standing has dstin-
gushed himself IN u way that Will not be forgot
ten by his presentment OF the reckless cynic. Miss
May Buckley has given singularly sweet, SYM
pathetic. and touching representation of simple
girl. There be question Of the success OF
''T'he Right Of Way" w. w.
VARIETY THEATRES.
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.
Miss Marie Lloyd viii continue to play here
this week She is Englisch music hall singer
OF that variety that revel In the singing Of
suggestive rhymes Her part Of the performance
IS better suited for dance halls beer gar
dens. Fortunately for those who attend the
Alhambra there are several players listed there
this week whose performance Will prove moro in
terestins and amusing Miss I!lda Spong and her
company viii appear in the one-act play Of Kit"
Rogers and .Deely viii be seen in Robinson
sent their hilarious sketch called Me and Err.
COLONIAL THEATRE.
The Song Birds" a musical affair by Victor
Herbert and George Y. Hobart. will be continued
as one OF the leading features here this week. Mr..
Buross Is Of the principals in the piece other
performers who viii contribute 10 the merriment
are Johnnie Stanley. with Gus Edwsrdss Blond
Typewr!ters: Julian Eltinge. George Abel and his
com tany IN Three Of Kind the Five Pirascoffs,
Almont and Dumont and Miss ia GTannon.
DEWEY THEATRE.
Tho attraction here this week viii be Fay Foster
and her merry group Of associates, who will ap-
pear in two musical sketches. At the concerts to-
day these performers will contribute to the enter
and Burns, Gardner and Maddern and Miss Nem-
nuw Seymour.
EDEN MUsEE.
An ancient musical wind instrument. called The
IavogGto. has been introduced into the gypsy
chestra the Eden Musee II IS said to have come
from Hungary and 10 be four hundred years old
Its tone is sweet. and somewhat resembles that OF
the violoncero II is particularly commended to the
attention of theatrical press agents The ClnematO-
graph Pictures at the Eden Musee, this week. will
Orphauage, near London.
FlFTY-ElGHTH STREET THEATRE
Tho Boston Fadettes. musical organization. viii
head the bill at this theatre for the week begin
ming tomorrow afternoon. Other performers an
nounced are the Four Fords. living Jones' the
RigoIetti Brothers. the Kratens and Welch. MoaIey
and Montrose. There Will be concert to-day,
usual BENJAMIN Chaplin, Miss GeCrsie Law Lawrence
formers.
GOTHAM THEATRE
Gcorge F. Murphy and merry company will
be the attraction here all week They will perform
in The Twin Sister" and AN Amateur Night on
the Bowery." Ed" BlondeI and his associates
VIII head the bill at to-days concerts
NEW YORK THEATRE.
Harry Lauder. the impersonator OF Scotch char
acters. has found tho favor of audiences at this
place of amusement and is likely to be a leading
feature for weeks. While he Is here.
those persons fond Of a varied and uncommonly
clever performance should witness his drou imper-
sonations ana near him sing Scotch songs. Be
sides Mr.. Lauder there may he seen here Press
Eldridge. Joe Maxwell the Three Ernesto Sisters
and Collins and Hart. There are two performances
125TH STREET THEATRE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew in laughable
farce called "Billy's Toombstones'' will lead the
performance at this theatre. They will be followed
by Paul Conchas, Curtia. Palmer and company
and Girls. and Austin and Walsh. The Empire
City Four will be feature of the concerts to-day
TONY PASTORS THEATRE.
The amusements provided for visitors to Tony
Pastors cheerful playhouse next week are various
and abundant. Tho programme Will include Stine
and Evans. In comedy; Mcintyre and Bennett
black-face players; Raymond and Hess Dutch
performers tho Sharples. in a musical act. AL
Carleton, monoogist; Charles and Ada Kalmo
dancers; the Rinaldos, who hoop rollers; Miss
May zimmer whose songs illustrated: the
Patricolos. Perry and Aeca. Evans I.yttOn and
Love, MIR. and Mrs. Lew Stanley. singers. PatChcu
ana Cutton. acrObatS; the TraVesrapfi and tho
NltaSraph. with motion pictures.
TWENTY-THIRD STREET THEATRE.
Miss Stella Mayhem. a popular performer who
mas been seen in numerous musical shows, will be
one of the chief performers here. She sings a
little. dances little and talks in an amusin. way
about anything that enters here mind. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Forbes Clark. Burkman and Mahoney
Cameron and Flannigan and Murphy and Nicholas
VIII assist IN the efort To amuse the audience.
There will be two concerts as usual to-day the
bill being headed by Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
Miss Gertrude Hoffman. a capable performer who
gives limitations of well known players will appear
here this week. 1t is made known that her per-
formance viii be more pretentious' than here
tofoTe. Besides her there will appear Iask.s
Quintet. Grant and Hoag, Carter and TavIor
Reno, WEIGH and Melrose and the Dancing VI
Iets FRED Bond and company will head the biu
at to-day'S concerts. '0 O'l
VICTORIA THEATRE.
Henry r. Dxey who was last seen I'm ..Tba
Man on the Box" will lead the performance ~
MIR. Hammerstein's place of amusement appearips
In one-act play called The Passinc par.,, :.
lie Will be assisted by Miss Marie Nordstro,,,
Other performers announced are Charles r. Sea
man. the narrow fellow: Emmett CorriVan in
Els Wlfes Picture" Miss Maggie Cline NIiss
Belle blanche, Ned Wayburn's Phantastic pbf,,
toiLs, tdule clark and his WinDiDo