The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-12-03
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What can truly be termed the most re.
markable vaudeville bill ever offered. at
the Forrest Theatre is announced for the
week of December end, when an oil of
acts heretofore unheard of in the line var
tiles, will be seen there. The very es. ,epce
OF delight and satisfaction should result in
the first vaudeville appearance of the great
American operate vocalist, Nine. Su zanne
Adams, who has just returned from Ber-
lin where her wonderful vocalistic offer
ings were the talk of this musical centre.
Nine. Adams will sing the Jewel Song
from Faust" Home, Sweet Home, " and
other numbers which will appeal to eyery
lover of music. Her technique, thorough
and scholarly manner in which she pre-
sents her songs, and the beauty of the
singer herself has famed her throughout
countries where music is understood and
enjoyed. This will be her only Philadel-
delphia appearance, the remainder of her
bookings being in Boston. New York and
Brooklyn. She came here from Chicago,
where, at the beautiful Auditorium, she
was sensational hit and the recipient of
the most magnificent newspaper COM
ments ever bestowed upon any singer who
has ever visited that city. She is paid the
highest salary ever known in vaudeville
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Warthout Troupe of trick bicylists,
Johnny Johns, monologuist who in
black face is very funny; Eva Nudge,
known as the military maid in song trans
formation; the ever welcome burlesque
strong men, Collins & Hart Jean Cler-
mont, with his burlesque circus; Clifton
Crawford, who is so clever with his songs
and stories that he seldom plays outside of
New York, and the famous Karno Com
pany of comedians in their uproarious
comedy conceit "a Night in an English
Music Hall" serve to make bill of
vaudeville exceptional beyond comparison
The same popular prices are prevailing
and the same great business.
"Zaza, one of the most powerful OF
emotional dramas-the play in which
Mrs. Leslie Carter made one of the
greatest hits of her career, will be pre-
sented by The Orpheum Dramatic Stock
Company at the Chestnut Street theatre
Philadelphia. 1t was originally intended
to produce this week, for the first time in
Philadelphia, dramatization of "Grau
stark, but through series of fortunate
circumstances the management have been
able to produce for immediate production
the play of 'Zaza. ''Zaza" is wonder.
full play from many viewpoints. 1t is not
a melodrama, nor society drama, nor a
comedy, nor problem play-it is Just a
stage picture, representing with realistic
detail and in the most vivid style the
emotions of woman. This play should
prove a splendid vehicle for the mem
bers of The Orpheum Dramatic Stock
particularly Lillian Lawrence, who un
! doubtedly will be seen at her best az
''Zaza. William Ingersoll will also have
an excellent part to interpret and the
other members will be seen equally tC
advantage For the production of ''Zaza'
: the management of the Chestnut have es
. pecially engaged Alexander Frank, ia
vorably known actor, to play the leading
: role-that of 'Duffrene."
Edgar Sewlyn, the handsome ant
talented star of ''Strongheart," has me
with degree of favor 10 his portrayal O
the college bred Indian that might hav,
turned the young mans head long ag,
Z were it not that he became accustomed t,
the plaudits of the public and the fiatter
ing comments of dramatic editors almos
from the time he first appeared on tn
2 stage. The only effect which the genera
appreciation seems to haye had on MI
Sewlyn is that it has caused him to worl
8 all the harder to merit the praise h
received. "Strongheart" is booked for tn
Auditorium, Burlington, on Wednesday
December 4.
q The largest stock of tnvs ever saen l.