New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10

VIII return again with their singing and dancing
comedy gymnastio act: Kelso and Leighton in q
comedy sketch. The Lady Burglar"
The twenty-four Bedouins az the Hipprodrome in
their acrobatc feats have created a Juror with
Hippodrome audiences the last week. The act has
been pronounced the biggest circus feature ever
brought TO this country. They do everything any
other aCrobats ever did and little more besides
dwarf twenty-four years old performs the most
astonishing cart-wheels tnaginable The Arabs
are accompanied by camels. and set up their camp
on the stage in full view OF the audience. Other
& CIRCUS 6 2G are t t e Paig 5foe 2ad &
jump downstairs standing on their heads; the Kar-
Naris the Four Hoiloways and NiaTceIlns. the
in conjunction with the Western spectacle "Po-
neer Days with ITS band OF indians and the
tank
This week change will be made in the per-
formances at Telharmonio Hail. Broadway ana
Goth street There will be a brief lecture as only
one Of many features; This will include the par
the music and its control by means 9f apparatus
carried through me alsles; also vocal solos with
Telharmonic accompaniment and Geographic views
last al the Waldorf Astoria the Indiana Society OF
New York. at It's annual banquet, made TeharTnOny
songs With music played BY musicians at TehaT
monte Hail. IN sight Of the regular audience there
At Keith & Proctors Union Square Theatre this
week Miss Josephine Cohan, in her latest farce.
\ tl4e4+u on tlle FANNY, leduS Iilc llSl Joseph
Hart'S "Flectric Cricket" a vaudeville novelty;
Miss Mary Norman, The society entertainer, and
Fred Ntblo. the glib-tongued monologist, and the
Mouier sisters. bar performers are also prominent
At Keith & Proctors 5sth Street Theatre this
week Edwin Arden win present for the first time
his newest Playlet, Her Henpecked Hero Mr..
Arden will be supported by capable company.
comedian and hts company OF thirty. in The Land
life Howard sgd Xarth m T5ose % We2 Ha69R
pays" and Janet Sielvile and EVE stetson. come
dlennes are also features
The Village Postmaster" Alice Ives and Je-
rome Eddy's enduring play Of rural life. will be
the offering of Keith * Proctor's popular stock
company at the Harlem Opera House this week.
Feter Lang VIII appear as Seth HuSgins tho VIZ
Huggins his daughter. Will be in the hands OF Miss
Louise Randolph.
The Lion and the Mouse VIII begin tomorrow
night the last month OF Its stay at the Lyceum
Theatre where ON Tuesday April ,. it will reach
its six hundredth performance. Souvenirs viii then
be distributed
AT the Colonial Theatre this week Robert billiard
VIII present his latest dramatic sketch entitled
THE Man Who Won the Pool for the first time
AT this theatre. assisted BY company OF we'll
known players. Another feature will be VIII
Evans one of Ensland's comedians who will make
his first Amrrican appearance The petinS
Zouaves will introduce some feats never before
hibted. Sydney Grant will tell number OF new
stories and render his new and original monOlogue.
The Scottish Meisters, Highland quartet. will
their vocal Extravaganza Ancestral Spirits Gus
kdw9rds's school boys and girls will offer
and Mrs Jimmie Barry will be seen in their rural
comedy sketch. called The Village Cut-up'
date musical comedy skit The ReiT brothers WIN
do their dancing act. The vttagraph will show new
and entertaining motion pictures.
Henri De vries. the Dutch actor. late star OF
'@rhe Double Life viii be the headline attraction