New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
MISS GERTRUDE CoGHLAN.
Acting In "The Lion and the Mouse" al
the Academy of Music.
THEATRES.
ALHAMeRA THEATRE.


This theatre is called the home of modern
vaudeville" There two performances every
day and change OF bin IS made every week.
Mr.. Harry Won Tilzer VIII lead the merriment this
week. Miss Ia GrannOn win sing new songs.
Howard and Truesdeu VIII be seen. in sketch
called Two Men in q Bottle" Other performers
announced Cliff Gordon. tho Three Le!ghtons,
Macart's monkeys. and De Witt, Burns and Tor
renee In The Awakening Of the Toys"
COLONIAL THEATRE.
Miss Hlda spong viii be prominent here-ap-
pearing In sketch called XII written Tor her
by William c. De Mile She IS an actress OF ex-
oeptional talent and charm Mr.. Bransby VIII
Jams will he In representations OF charac-
ters IN Dickens's novels. Besides these. the fol-
lowing performers to contribute to the aInuse-
ment: Alec Hurley and his company Of coster
comedians. Miss Irene Franklin, James Thornton,
the Rooney Sisters, and the -Four Etianos-
DEWEY THEATRE.
The Broadway Gaiety Girls viii perform here
for u week. in a diversion called "Suisette." They
will be assisted IN the merriment by Johnnie
Weber who is designated by his Jealous friends as
the prince OF German comedians" There VIII be
two concerts to-day. the bn being headed by
MidgeIy and Garland.
EDEN MUsEE
An extra attraction the Eden NIusee Winter
Garden is provided by the Nippon japanese Troupe.
"a clever company Of sleight-ofhand performers and
acrobats Those performers have not before
appeared In America They are considered the best
troupe vet imported from the Flowery Kingdom.
Their feats are novel-theIr water fountain trick
being snguIarly ingenious. This Is a suitable en-
tertainlnent for children. and It interests and
pleases all persons who see it.
FIFTY EIGHTH STREET THEATRE.
The veteran actor William H. Thompson and his
company, Will present For Loves Sake at the
Fifty-eighth Street Theatre. Mr.. Thompsons play
enables one OF our best act0rs to evince his
sources OF humor and feeling. y daring exploit
Will be accomplished by Carlotta- with her Loop
the-Loop" bicycle speciality. a feat which she has
considerably changed. so as 10 make 1t more
astonishing than before Other performers who viii
appear are; VIII Lester and company, in sketch;
The Stage Struck KIDS; Eddie Leonard and
BOYS in new songs: Bobby North; Kartelli. the
contortionst; Barry and Halvers. and Orth and
Fern. The Sunday concert bill Includes Marcers
Living Pictures: Charlotte Parry and company;
the Watermelon Girls; Julius Tannen; the Five
spIlers: Melville and Higgins Blanchard and War
rem and the I<eeley Brothers
GOTHAM THEATRE.
A musical play. in two acts. called THE sum
mer Time" Will be the attraction here this week,
4 feature OF tho entertainment Will be a beauty
chorus William II. Sloan and Yolando Wallace
viii head the bin at the concerts to-day.
NEW YORK THEATRE.
This is the last week of the engagement here
of Miss Hetty King the male mpersonator Miss
one Of the pleasant numbers In her repertory.
The Six Brothers Luck. Valazzi. the juggler. the
-Four Bards the Walthour Troupe. and Barnold's
trained dogs and monkeys will be features OF the
entertainment. There arc afternoon performances
every day and two concerts Sunday.
t25TH STREET THEATRE.
BENJAMIN Chaplin. whose faithful and admirable
impersonation of Abraham Lincoln has been seen
with pleasure, far and wide, will appear IN that
character this week. at the 125th Street Theatre.
His play is called "In the White House" Mr.
Chaplin is well worth seeing a company of twenty
pIayers will present a Harrigan and Hart farce In
ono act called Paradise Alley" This farce has
caused much laughter and has been a signal
success wherever acted. 1t comprises types OF the
Irish and other characters that made Harrigan and
Hart so well known popular Mr. aud Mrs
Arthur Forbes will present one-act comedy called
"A Wild Rose; Julian Eltinge, noted as an inn
personator of female characters. will be seen again
I'm Harlem, for the nrSt time in many months
Cathryn Hayes and Sabel johnson will present a
musical piece. The Basque Quartette: Warren and
blanchard; Max Yorks Dogs; Collins and Brown
and Max Duffek will appear. The Sunday concert
bill vial include; Miss McCObb. Manicurist; Phan-
tastic Phantoms; Maggie Cline; Rossi's Musical
Horse: Edwards Davis and company: Marrena. Ne
and Marrena; Grant and Hoag and Clark
Burkman and Mahoney.
TONY PASTORS THEATRE.
MIR, Pastor presents for inspection this week a
varied and interesting list of performers Ioclud
ing Max Wits four singing colIeens. Arthur Hpe
ton and company comedy 1uggIers; Marion and
Pearl. Carroll and Doyle. Hahord and AIanteu
and Cramer and Beverly.
TWENTY-ThIRD STREET THEATRE.
A strong bill, with two headline acts and with n
feature that has not been seen on the stage bs
fore' VIII be presented this week at the Twenty
third Street Theatre. Carrie De Mar Edwin Arden
and Bijou Fernandez figure in the headline feat
ures Miss De Mar will appear for the first time
in vaudeville and will sing four new songs Her
entertainment will be essentially novel Edwin
Arden and Miss Fernandez will present a one-act
play written by Mr.. Arden. called Captain Vel
vet II has never before been acted "A Racing
Romance" will be- the special attraction. This is
a new automobile play. said 10 represent an ont
lav ot &H@N Thirty persons participate I'm its five
scenes The chmsN Of IL is race between two
automobiles OF l2o and $50 horsepower This comic
opera IN tabloid will TO Introduce into |
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