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

ance IN America. The Three Meers will offer e,,
be seen in their comedy sdt, The Ierrloio
Judge" The Meredith Sisters Will present their
character singing speciality, introducing a num-
Der Of changes Of scenery and costumes Hal
Merritt will render a monologue ana 90 so'ne
crayon drawing.
This week at Keith & Proctors Fifth Avenue
Theatre Mrs. Langtry will be the leading feat
ure. She will sail for England directly AFTER
this engagement. Mrs. Langtry Will be seen
with her own company in Between NishttaH
and the Light" Other features IN the Firth
Avenue bill are Harry Tighe's Collegians' ne"
feature in vaudeville; Sydney Grant. the mon
ologist: Marco Twins. grotesque comedians;
Fields & Ward. parodists; Mosher. Houghton q
Mosher cycling acrobats; Grace Hazard IN rive
Feet of Comic Opera; LAY Holland the violin
ist in Fiddle & T.; Kelly & Kent IN comedy
sketches.
For this the final week of vaudeville at Keith
& Proctor's Harlem Opera House. the leading
attraction is Harry Tate's mirthful travesty on
a present day fad. Motoring" Carter de Haven
and Flora Parker will present their singing and
dancing speciality. and an additional star feature
is the equestrian exhibition of Therese ttahz' d
European specially Of renown
In the bill offered this week at Keith & Proc
tors Union Square IS almost every variety OF
act seen In vaudeville The star attraction Is
Joseph Harris spectacular extravaganza. Polly
Pickles Pets in Petland." Miss Bessie Wynn. Of
Wizard OF or fame. IS the vocal headliner' and
the three Keatons. including the youthful buff
fOOn divide the humorous honOrs with Charles
Guyer and Ida Crlspi. Other features are Inc
Aribos. Juggling equlibrists; Mayme Remington
and her pickaninnies' MaZuz q Mazett, acTo
bats; Henning. Lewis and Henning. comedians:
Emerson and Baldwin. Stevenson and NuSent'
Noble Sisters Nalveno Brothers.
In the weekly change OF programme At Keith
& Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre new
specialtIes are announced for this week That
clever character actor, Edwin Stevens, Will pre-
sent his Types from Dickens" which is new TO
vaudeville The sunny South" a singing and
dancing jubilee by score Of colored performers.
is another big feature. and newcomer in vaude-
Vile is Frank Fogarty. whose monologue Is mod
elled after that OF the late J. W. Kelly Others
In the Twrnty-th!rd street Dill are the SIX jug
CLING Mowutts Louise Rattin's trained monkeys,
Three Dumonds Young American Quartet and
Henry Francis.
At the Fffty-eighth street Theatre the seusa-
tionaI feature is found IN the Kaufman family OF
cyclists, whose feots awheel are little less than
astounding. Thomas OBrien Havel. with Miss
Efie Lawrence. is presenting Ticks and Clicks
and new act is The Hall Room Boys IN
songs and dances with their own scenic equip
ment Gallagher and Barrett Will Offer the tray
esty OF Too soon" and others are Dave Gen
narO and Ray Bailey, Musical JOnn5touS, ll.H2n
Tyce. Dixon and Anger and Belle Neela
f. W. Horuung's dramatizaton OF "Raffies.
I'm which Eyrle Bellew starred for two seasons
with great success, win be presented this week
by the stock company at Keith & Proctor's one
Hundred and Twenty fifth Street, and IT will be
the final week OF the stock company at this
house. Next week Ghe 25thl will the in
stallatiOn OF high class vaudeville.
In accordance with his usual custom, Tony
Pastor Val present a capable company OF ar
lists for the week. The Mimic Four In their
musical comedy. The Day After" VIII present
this act for the first time. Charles r. Lawlor
and daughters. who always make hit here in
their singing and character act, will appear
again In the position OF extra attraction
and will sing all OF MI Lawlors latest songs:
Roberts. Hayes and Roberts, after "A long trip
to England have returned again and will be
in their favorte singing and dancing
sketch; Mcintyre and Bennett. the former a SON
OF Mcintyre, of Mcintyre and Heath, will offer
their funny blaClface skit, When Do Eat %:
Burns. Morris and company will offer their com
edy sketch. and Miss Mabel Sinclair will make
her first appearance in New York with her Eng
iish ventriloquial act