New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
departure for Paris where he will play all sum-

Telharmonic Hall. at Broadway and seth
street will be opened on Monday afternoon for
two performances daily. BY tne Telharmonic
process long distance" muc.c will be created by
electricity. Musicians sitting at a keyboard will
send over wires electrical vibrations producing
music not only in Telharmonic Hall. but in
many places miles distant. Popular airs, clas-
sical selections and sacred music will be played.
and finally, as a climax, melody will be heard
from an ordinary arc light.
Demonstrations will be made of the manner
In which 145 dynamos. each connected with the
keyboard send out electrical currents necessary
to produce given musical note.
The entertainment will be realization of
Belamys dream of the music of A d. 1000 in
Looking Backward" Just books and pict-
ures- have been placed within reach of the poor,
so thls new process VIII not only provide music
In thousands of places at once, but give poor
as Wen as rlch an opportunity to hear good per-
formers Beside the music in the arc lamp,
there will be demonstrations Of incandescent
lamps lighted with the music current. growing
brighter and then DINNER the musical notes
are played All these effects will give a sug-
gestion OF weirdness and witchcraft.
The spectators will also have opportunity to
examine every feature of the Telharmonic in
strument. the dynamos. tone mixers and mass
or electrical wires and coils.
George AIDES "Marse Covington" which was
originally played at a Lambs gambol will be
presented this week by Edward Connolly & Co..
at Keith & Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre.
Mr.. Connolly Will play the title part and IN the
company Is Gerald Griffin favorite in the old
Fifth Avenue stock company, who will appear
as Uncle Danl. darky servant. Miss Julia
Sanderson. until recently star of THE Tourists"
is the Fifth Avenues special prima donna feat
ure this week. and the big spectacular produc-
ton OF Polly Pickles Pets in Petland' Is the
third headliner I'm an unusually attractive pro-
gramme
Miss Ethel Levey will make her temperance
in vaudeville this week at Keith G. Proctor's
Harlem Opera House. New songs and a sue
cession OF resplendent costumes are promised
by Miss Levey and many of the friends and
admirers she gained while IN George Washing
ton. Jrr and other of George Nj. Cohans mu-
sical comedies are intent making her vaude-
vile VIE ,i1 re-entree noteworthy Dan sherman's
Levey at the Harlem house The balance OF
the programme includes May Duryea and COM
baboons. the Exposition Four. Van Alstyne and
Henry. farceurs: Taylor Holmes monologue;
Borani and Nevarro. acrobatic comedians.
Travesty is the keynote in this weeks con-
tinnous bill at Keith & Proctor's Union Square.
and the burlesque. "A Night in Vaudeville"
broadly caricatures performers In a typical
music hall Berners manillins in a spectacular
exhibition OF marionettes is a European impor-
tation seen Tor the first time IN America this
week. Other vaudeville notables are Julian
Rose. Our Hebrew Friend; the Kaufman
troupe OF cyclists Four Wesleys. quaint Jug
glers; George H. Wood blaCkface monologue;
Michael Banner. the violInist and his accom-
panist. as the Olivetti Troubadou-s; VIII In
man and company. Mr. and Mrs. Cal. Stewart.
Laura ordway. McNamee and MaCeo and Fox.
The swimming exhibition of James and Elsie
Finney is the feature OF the bill this week at
Keith g. Proctors Twenty-thrd Street In an
immense glass tank containing 1900 gallons OF
water the Finneys perform most divertingly be-
meath the surface. and their endurance In re-
manning under water for long periods is aston
fshing. Clife Berzac's circus including the un-
ridable donkey. Maud Hee-Haw, and Captain
George Anger. Barnum & Baiey's giant. and
the midgets Ernest Romrael and Caroline Hass.
in the extravaganza Jack the Giant Killer"
are also leading features. The Nichols Sisters,
as The Alabama Angels: Hamilton Hill barry
tone; Lawrence and Harrington. in 'Bowery
Types: Dora Martini, European aerial
tiste. in her debut in America: Charles and
Fanny Van and Burke and Dempsey are others.
Morris Cronn an American juggler who has
spent most of his professional years in Europe
heads the programme this week at Keith &
Proctor's Fifty-eghth Street in an elaborate
Juggling exhibition. in which he is assisted by his
own company OF four experts in tossing things
Smith and Campbell, the veterans of Sidewalk
conversatonalists." are prominent features to-
gether with the Willis Family of musicians: the
Four Nightons, skilful gymnasts; Arthur White
law, Irish comedian; Wylie's dogs a novelty
from Europe in the educated canine line: Fitz-
gibbon-M Mccoy trio and Adams and Mack.
David Belasco's "The Heart of Marvlandr will
be presented by the stock company for the first
time at Keith & Proctor's observation-disclosures
twenty-ffth Street this week The entire scene
will be used at the Harlem, and the cast in
cludes Paul McAllister Colonel Alan Ken
drick