Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-09

quit ag

in New York" twice every day rlgbt
out ON 125th street. With this fact'
so palpably in evidence 1t behooves
prospective patrons to take advanl-
age of the opportunity offered BY
joining the list of regular suDscrlD-
ers and thus avoid being unit in
this lengthy line. Through the sub
scription list, patrons are enabled 10
obtain the same seats every week and
at no advance whatever i'll prices.
Under the conditions which now seem
to govern the attendance at the Har-
! lem Opera House it would be splen-
did idea to become regular ana
avoid the disappointment OF being
unable to obtain desirable seating ac-
commodations. The place is certain
ly packed at every performance and
it is not to be wondered at since the
prices are at the lowest rock-Dottom
figure of ten and twenty-five cents for
matinees and ten, twenty-five ana
fifty cents evenings. And 1t Is mar
velous what really tremendous shows
are presented at these prices. This
week George Fuller Golden, William
Gillette's Red OWL" Truly Shattuck,
Guyer & Crispi and Franz Ebert form
only a portion of the bill. They rep
resent the very cream of vaude-
ville.' Next week the program is
equally as attractive and includes:
Carlton Macy and Maude Edna Hall
in "The Magpie and the Jay" The
Three Dumonds, -musical sketch;
Jackson Family of cyclists; George
W. Day in a black face monologue;
Grace Hazard, a clever little come
dienne; Fred & Pauly and many
more.
I25th Street
The announcement that Miss Beat
rice Morgan, the popular leading
woman of the stock company at
Keith & Proctor's 125th street, who
has been out of the cast for the past
two months through serious illness,
will return to the company next week
and make her reappearance as Lady
Babbie in ]. NJ. Barrie's great drama
of THE Little Minister" will be hall
ed with wild acclaim in all that part
of Manhattan and the Bronx north
of Tooth street and south of 221st
street. Miss Morgan has undergone
severe surgical operation, but 1t is
announced, returns in better health
than she has enjoyed for many years.
1 uC Ddll VI l<d0S DdOOACt
brought so much eminence to Miss
Maude Adams, will suit Miss Nor
gan's temperament to a nicety and 1t
| is certain she will give an admi mifable
portrayal of the part. 1t will be the
first production of the famous piece
by the uptown players and under the
skilful stage direction of Mr.. Barry
O'Neil a capital performance is as
oct fc ne fr1 N
Dishart, Paul McAllister; Lord Rim
toul, Peter Lang; Captain Halliwell,
William Norton; Thomas w. Ham
mond, Alphonz Either; Rob Dow,
George Howell; Micah Dow, Agnes
Scott; Snecky Hobart; Riley. Cham
berlin; Andrew Maelmeker, George
d. MacIntyre; Silva Tosh, AL Rob-
erts; Lady Babbie, Beatrice Morgan; ;
Webster, Mathilde Deshon Jean,
Bernice Wiley Golden.
Fifty-eighth Street. svH.
Miss Ethel Levey, since her reap
pearance in vaudeville, has shown
plainly how much she has improved
as an artistic. Her experience as
| leading comedienne in the various
| companies of George NJ Cohan, her
husband, has given to her work a
finish and additional artistic touches,
that have aided her tremendously in
making the biggest hit of her career
In her return to the vaudeville stage.
Her singing and dancing will be the
sensational hit of next weeks bill at
the Fifty-eighth street house. Franz
Ebert, the lilliputian comedian whose
drollness has amused thousands. has
/ capital little comedietta in the
sketch Dan Cupid" and the Fran
cellias exhibit great acrobatic dexter
| ity and skill as gymnasts. Some of
! the other features are: AL Weston
C Company in conversational com
edy: Will Tomkins the monologist,
in his portrayal of types.