Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-12

IL DGOlG vi llO q - 49,
country grouped togesher eAaitedly
swapping stories of "do.n's at one
Last week the Belong brothers, mar
wells in feats of unexampled daring
on the wheel ope4ed an American
tour. This week the Wcsscla.s, u
famous troupe of jugglers. made thelr
American debut, and nexl wee. Der
ner's Mannikins, a sensational and
spectacular exhibition OF twentieth
century marionettes will be seen for
the first time ON this side of the big
pond The success of the Four Wes-
seleys has ~equalled that OF the famed
ACCUSE Family and they will remain
a second week, ando theirs in next
weeks bill are: Julian Rose, the He
brew comedy star, "A Night in Vau-
deville"; the Kaufman troupe of cy-
clists, George. H. Wood, Will Inman
e Co., Olivotti. troIbadours, with
Michael Banner, the famous violinist.
Twenty-third Street.
One Of the genuine novelties in
vaudeville is a skiilful exhibition of
difficult stunts in swimming; and
while a tank act' may be frequently
associated with melodrama, it is a
certainty that the Finneys, James and
Elsie, present a most artistic specially
in their feats of swimming, diving,
eating, drinking, sleeping and waltz
ing under water. They viii be the
novelty features next week at Keith
& Proctor's Twenty-third Street, and
in their huge glass tank of 5000 gal
Ions capacity they will disport them
selves as veritable human fish. They
are the only ones presenting such an
act on the stage today. Cliffe Berzac's
circus, with the cantankerous don
key, Maude Hee-Haw, who positively
refuses to permit strangers to saddle
and ride her, is the comedy feature,
and Capt. George Anger, the great
Barnum & Bailey giant, will present
his quaint extravaganza, Jack, the
Giant Killer with the midgets,
Ernest Rommel and Caroline Hass.
Others are the Nichols Sisters as the
South Ca'lina S~nowdrops"; Hamil-
ton Hill, baritone; Burke and Demp-
sey, Irish comedians; CHARLES and
Fanny Van, and Dora Martini, who
comes direct from Europe with the
reputation Of performing the most
daring feats on the trapeze.
Fifty-eighth Stfeet.
When a team of yafiety perform
ers stick together for twenty years, il
is conclusive evidence that something
more tangibleNthan ! bond of friend
ship unites them. Charles Fl. Smith
and John M. Campbell, who consti-
tute the vaudeville firm of Smith &
Campbell, have been making audi
ences on both sides of the Atlantic
laugh ever since 1885. With the ex.
ception Of Mcintyre and Heath, and
one other team, Smith and Campbell
have ben associated in vaudeville
longer than any, other repartee come
dians on the Stage. Their Friends
and admirers( are found wherever
vaudeville isl presented, and thai
means every City in the Union. Mex
week they will be among the features
at Keith q Proetor's F~lfty-eightf
street, and their merry badinage vii
have an added zest by reason OF tbs
twentieth anniversary of the team
Morris Cronin, an American, witt
an European vogue as a famous Jug
gler, by reasia of his extensive tours
abroad, is another star and n bal
ance of the STOW includes the -Four
Nightons, WIS Family, Wylie's
dogs, Arthus EIltlaw, FitFgibbon
Mccoy Trio, and( sdams and flacA-
One Hundred and Awenty-fifth Street
David Belasco 1as already this sea
son furnished two magnificent attraf
tons for the stlek company at helIl
& Pr%octor's 125fh Street in the par
ling Of the Gods" and Sweet kittl
Be.laires, dhd now comes me 1nifs
# the sex q Beiazao productions
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