New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

At wallacS's Sam Bernard is enjoying great
| popularity
THE Great Divide" Is now in its fourth month
at the Princess Theatre. and is still attracting
big houses.
Days Theatre at present contains THE Belle
of Mayfair" and large audiences are the rule.
This typical English musical comedy quite hts
in with the DAILY tradition.
THE Lion and the Mouse" at the Lyceum
Theatre. continues
The Chorus Lady" continues 10 crowd the
Hacllett Theatre.
The annual entertainment and ball rendered to
Robert +. Stone and Max Weber by members
Of Joe Weber's all star stock company Will be
held at Terrace Garden. 5sth street. between
Third and Lexington avenues. on the evening
of Sunday. March 3. In addition to various
members Of the company who have volunteered
their services. several stars OF the vaudeville
world will appear. At the close Of the entertain
ment dancing will begin. and continue as long
as the friends of the popular benefciaries desire.
The complete orchestra of Weber's Theatre.
under the direction Of Louis Gottschalk. will
furnish the music
"Neptune's Daughter" and Pioneer Days" at
the Hippodrome VIII celebrate their 10th per-
Torrance next Saturday afternoon. February 23.
The remarkable success these productions have
met with has resulted I'm attendance greater
than that ever accorded any previous Hippo
drome production. The novelty OF the mer-
maids who disappear In real water has aroused
much speculation. and though various alleged
solutions OF the mystery have been offered.
Megsrs Shubert & Anderson still maintain that
no one has yet been able TO find out Just where
the girls go 10 when they sink beneath the
water.
At Hammerstens Victoria Theatre OF Va
retes tho programme is headed by Fred Karno's
London comedy company IN "a Night IN the
Slums Of London" illustrating life in Eng
llsh lodging house on the remainder OF tho
programme there will be seen Rice and Preyos'
IN "Bumpty- Bumps: Thorne and Carlton. IN
a comedy skit; second and last week Of Jack
NorWorth. the clever monologist. also second
and last week OF George Mozart. English co.
median; first appearance al this theatre az
Charles r. Sweet. the tramp pianist; Johnson
and Hardy. parodists; Mile. Emmy's pets,
Line wonders: Mooney and HolbeIn. dancers, and
the new vitagraph views.
\ realistic figure OF Harry Thaw has been
! placed on exhibition at the Eden Musee I'm the
group rPeope Talked About" This mammoth
group is in the Central Hall. and these figures
seem to attract much attention from visitors
from out OF town An amusing picture has been
shown this week of platoon OF French police
men being chased by a feroCinus bulldog. Among
the stage attractions are the Andres London
Company In their successful "Teepathy" per
Torrance and Karl Kapossys Hungarian
Gypsy Band in a new musical programme.
Henri De Nries. the Dutch character actor.
late star OF The Double Life. will nc the prin-
cpal headlner at the Colonial Theatre this week.
He will present his famous protean sketch. "A
Case OF Arson" Nellie Wallace will make her
first American appearance She is an enter
tainer who comes with big reputation gained
in the London halls" The Rocking Chair Girls
will be a novelty. The Three Laurels, European
acrobats. will do some new gymnastc featS
The Waterbury Brothers and Tenny will be seen
i'll their comedy musical act. Bruno and Russell
will offer comedy sketch. Kemps Tales Of the
Wids," act out of the ordinary will illus
trate travels through the West. Rex Fox the
ventriloquial wire walker, will make his first
appearance on Broadway.
At the Alhambra Theatre this week Miss Vesta
Victoria. tho famous English comedienne of
waiting at the Church fame, will sing her new
song hits. including Poor John" The Bound
Ing Gordons, acrobGtic act, will make its
debut at this theatre. Violet Black and her
company will present for the first time here her
new dramatic sketch. "Telka, the Half Bread"