The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-03

! show at Madison Square Garden, at the
New FORK Theatre and ut other public
and private auditoriums in town.
Harry Lauder, tho Scottish comedian,
makes his American debut at the New
York Theatre tomorrow. He is said To
do for Scottish types what Chevalier does
FOR English tyres Of character. Another
imported act billed for this week Is jean
ClermOnt's. He introduces n parody on the
circus with a and OF trained animals. The
Bard Brothers are retained Willie Hale
thriller. Sidney Grant and the Curson
sisters are also on the bill.
At Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre this
week the programme includes the following
artists. headed by Mile Linden. the latest
music hall importation in an original roper
toire of songs: May Tully will present a
one act comedy skit entitled stop. Look
n Listen In which she gives impersona-
tons of Ethel Barrymore. Mrs, Carter and
Marie Cahill: the Boston Fadettes Lady
Orchestra OF twenty-Sour musicians: Brans-
by Williams. who will present characters
from Dickens; Gus Edwards's School Boys
n Girls in a singing and dancing act;
smith and Campbell. talking comedians:
Mazuz and Mazet, scomody aOrobats;
Daisy Harcourt, the Englsh ~comedienne;
Hathaway and Sega, expert wooden shoe
N@nv0tS' @uu now NtDaki@Ph NO""
Elleryis band, which scored at the Hippo
drome last Sunday night. will give a second
concert in the big playhouse to- night.
A burlesque show. the Jolly Grass Widows
| company will be housed for the coming
week at the Dewey Theatre. They will
present two burlettas.
The Cherry Blossoms will be the attraction
at the Gotham Theatre for the coming week.
At Tony Pastors Theatre this week will
appear Mitchell. Willard and Mccarthy in
will M. Cressy's comedy sketch Number
70; lie Marie and lie Marie, c0nsedians and
parOdists; Farrell and Leroy. comedy
singers; Luce and Luce. musical artists;
Adams and Mack. magicians; Pongoand Leo.
xymnasts; lie PelletiersS in a playlet; DAILY
and Devere, comedians; Madrid and MERRILL.
| dancers; Leonard and Bastedo. singers;
the microscope; De zelda and Zelda,
comiques; Fairman Jewell, playlet. and
the American vitagraph with life motion
pictures.
Irish Scenes n Types shown cine
matoRraphicalIy at the Eden Musee is the
attraction for the coming week, commencing
to-day. Views of Dublin with a review OF
the Royal Irish Constabulary. Cork LINER
lex, the beautiful River Shannon, the peat
industry and types and characters OF Old
Ireland make this a most attractive subject.
Miss Marie Lloyd will begin an engage
ment at Percy G. Williams's Alhambra this
week. She will be heard in her greatest
successes and will incidentally wear some
| stunning gowns. Eddie Clark and his Six
Winning widows will appear in their must
cal comedy, The Tout: the Willie Painter
troupe in a novel acrobatic stunt. FOy and
Clark in THE Spring Of Youth Raymond
and Cavcrly, German comedians. ward
Ponies. the Milani trio and the -Four Stewart
Sisters complete the bill.
At Percy G. Williams Colonial "The Song
Birds" by George v. Hobart and Victor
Herbert, will be shown. The theme deals
with the operate war waglng between
| Hammerstein and COnried and the bur
Iesque 10 unusually bright. William Bur
ress heads the cast Of t~hirty-ive people.
Interest centres in Corinne. who like TOpsy
has just crowd in the theatrical world.
Edna Luby in limitations will entertain. The
/ Rain Dears, headed by Louise MOntrOse.
will ave real rain. Vsladon. the magician.
\ Cooper and Robinson. Duncan Godfrey
and the Juggling Burkes fll out the bill.
Bob Manchester's Crackeriacks COM
pany something new for thus
week at Hurtig a Seamon's Music Hall.
Patrons Of the Murray Hill TheatDe will no
I doubt receive with pleasure the announce
ment that Rose Sydell and Her London
Bellies Burlesquers are booked as the
weeks attraction there.
Huber's Fourteenth Street Museum will
| present as a special feature for the week
the BayroOty Family, four in number. with
Miss Marie BayroOty, whlrlwtnd dancer.
Jean Libbera. Known az the double man.
| has been retained another week. In the
| theatre j. NJ. MoOre's New OrleansSmin-
streIs will enter upon their sixth successful
week.
-The Education OF Mr.. Pipp." the play
written by Augustus Thomas around the
famous pictures by Charles Dana Gibson.
is the hill this week at Keith q proctor's
Fifth Avenue Theatre. with Edna May
Spooner as Ida Pipp.
Charming PolEock's play, IN the Bishops
Carriage" written from Miriam Michelson's
book of the same name. is the bill this week
at Keith a Proctor's Harlem Opera House.
Fred Bond. until IateIyNthe leading man
with Adele Richie in Fascinating Flora
will present with his company this week at
Keith a Proctor's Union Square Theatre
his new one act clay called. HandSerchie
No. IS" This sketch is designed to create
laughter and meets that end. The Water
| melon Girls, with their unique colored Minis
trel act and their scenic plantation produc-
+! tion have been engaged as the special added
attraction OF this weeks bill. Others on
the bill are the Basque Quartet, the VOL
| pert Trio, the Musical Towards. Ida O'Day
and ten more.
Two comedy playlets new TO the patrons
| OF Keith A ProctOr's Twenty-third Street
| Theatre will he presented there this week.
! They are Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew's farce
| entitled -Billy's Tombstones.' which Is the
headline feature and Uncle Lemley's
Dilemma" with Henry Horton. the creator
Of the role OF Ebsn Holden. as the principal
in the company. The Verdi Musical Four.
Byron and Iangdon in -The Dude Detec-
tive" and the Billiard Ball Juggler are
also on this bill.
An automobile race on the stage will be
an important feature Of the playlet called
"A Race for a Wife" which will be given
as the chief feature OF the bill this week
by Hal Davis and Co. at Keith q Proctor's
l2sth Street Theatre. An immense IaO
horsepower car Is used. Tn Empire City
Four is the special attraction that has been
added 90 q programme which includes also
Julius Tannen In his rapid fire up to date
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