Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-16

production which Mr.. BelaScO spec
tally constructed Matinees will be
given daily and the prices will be
kept at twenty-five cents for reserved
seats. Evening prices will rule at
twenty-five and fifty cents for re-
served seats. Special inducements
will be made to regular weekly sub
scribers who will be able to obtain
the same seats every week by joining
the Fifth avenue subscription club.
A special box-office will be utilized
exclusively for subscribers. Only
those plays known to have scored
genuine successes are to be presented
and few of the attractions secured
for the opening weeks are: Mrs.
Danes Defense" Leah Kleschna, y
1.-The Stolen Story" THE Eternal
City," THE Little Gray Lady" and
others of similar attractiveness.
For the Fifth avenues final week
of vaudeville, (next week, the 18th }
special star feature is the return
engagement by request of Mrs. Lang
try. This will also be Mrs. Langtry's Is
farewell week in America as she has
boxed her return passage to England
on the S. S. Teutonic, which sails
March 6. 1t is quite certain there
fore that next week may mark the
last appearances that Mrs. Langtry
will make in this country Other
stars in the same bill are Harry
Tate's Motoring George Fuller
Golden, Harry Tighes Collegians,
Grace Hazafd and zay Holland.
Harlem Opera House.
With the prices down so low as ten
and twenty-five cents at night, it is
daily and nightly occurrence to
turn hundreds of prospective patrons
away from Keith e Proctor's Harlem
Opera Houes. Audiences SO great in
size always compels the best efforts
of the performers and as a result, the
shows ''go like wildfire" in the Opera
House. The new features next week
are Therese REM in her artistic and
beautiful exhibition of high-class
equestrianism, the Kitamura Japs in
characteristic gymnastics; Carter De
Haven and Flora Parker, lie Brun
Opera Trio and Others.
Union Square.
Every few weeks the management
puts up an altogether extraordinary
big bill at Keith & Proctor's Union
Square just to prove that you can see
more big acts and get greater enjoy
ment in a continuous show at the
Square than at any other house in
town. The stars at this place next
week include: Joseph Hart's big
production, 'Polly Pickles Pets in
Petland;" The Three 'Keatons includ-
ing Buster" the drollest little COM
edian on the stage; Estelle Wordette
and Jules Kusel, Sydney Grant, Kelly
q Kent, Mayme Remington and her
Marco Twins, Emerson
and Baldwin, Hennings, Lewis e
Charlotte Rayenscroft.
10 Twenty-third Street.
: The shows at Keith & Proctor's
rwenty-third street always appear to
have the especial merit of moving
along briskly and with greater snap
and smoothness than any other
bills in town. One reason
Is due to the cosiness of this house
which emphasizes the comedy ele-
ment of every act and the laughs are
quickly provoked and continued. The
performance SENS to "get over the
'ootlights" easier and make good
better here than in many other
places. One thing is assured and
hat is there aren't any better shows
offered in New York than are given
week in and out at the Twenty-third
street. Home of Novelties" The
)ill next week is rich in it's big feat
irRs and is headed by THE Sunny
South" With is core of eolored sing
srs, dancers and comedians in char
icteristic scenes in the cotton fields
If Georgia. Edwin Stevens, favor
tie Broadway actor, will present his
nigh class entertainment, Sketches
rom Dickens" Frank Fogarty a new
Three Dumonds, Europ-
can musicians; the Juggling Now
ats, Raffin's Monkeys, a troupe of
trained animals; Young
America quintet in glees, limitations
md dances; Henry & Francis, eccen-
.ric comedians and others. The Sun
day concerts at the Twenty-third
street as in the case of the other
Keith & Proctor houses, are quite
The best offered in New York and al
ways include the stars of the preced-
ing weeks program as we'll as new
features specially engaged.
Fifty-eighth Street.
Firmly established now as a thriv-
ing home for vaudeville on the East
side, the residents of the Yorkville
section of Manhattan, swear fealty to
Keith & Proctor's Fifty-eighth street
house and nightly gatherings testing
the capacity of the place are in evil
dence every week Confidence in the
high class character of the shows.
has given vandevilIe an extraordinary
iln sset1s IN this seetianof tho big citt
qpa V1nre hmntosare. Il hqd beea
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