New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-03

its extravagant burlesque on Engitshnans
day at punting and piScatorial pastirnes> May
Boley and her exuberant Polly Girls furnish a
lively singing and dancing number. and Wtlfred
Clarke. assisted by Miss Theodore Carew and
Miss Eleanor De Mott and company will pre-
sent the comedietta, What VIII Happen Next?~
Miss Eleanor DOrel who has appeared IN grand
opera IN Milan and Paris, will display Guilt
waited voice in several selections; the Great
Everhart will exhibit his unique skill as roller
Of hoops The Carmen Troupe OF acrobats Will
appear In difficult feats on the wire. and the
others are the Three Dumonds Partisan instru-
mentalists: Clifford and Burke, black face song
and dance men. and Gallagher and Mack. come
dams. The SalOrfe dance is retained.
The figure OF William Gillette now looms up
imposIngiy In vaudeville as the author and pro-
Queer Of THE Red OWL" which will be pre-
sented this week at Keith & Proctor's Harlem
Opera House. It Will be the first performance
In New York vaudeville OF the piece. Mr.. Gil
lette personally produced II last week at the
Majestic, in Chicago, and the piece, with It's
complete original cast and all the new scenery
and special electrical effects, will be offered on
Monday at the Harlem Opera House. The play
in The Red OWL were selected by Mr.
Gillette himself and include Lawrence Grattan
and Miss Beryl Hope in the leading roles. Miss
Truly Shattuck. recently OF Miss Anna Held's
Partisan Model" company. will make a vaude-
vile move northwRrd this week and be the vocal
star at the Harlem Opera House. Charles
Guyer and Ida Crispi in their acrobatio dance.
which was q feature OF Babes In Toyland,~
are also on the uptown bill
Al Keith & Proctor's Union Square this week
the programme IS crowded with standard acts
in vaudeville. The leading features are Clayton
White and Marie Stuart IN the comedietts-
Paris: Onlaw Trio of daring gyrnnasts on the
wire; the SIX Juggling Mowatts J. X. Murray
and Clara Lane in scenes from various operas;
Willy Zimmerman, impersonatOr OF famous COM
posers; Paul Barnes. monologue; Miss Fay
N-fn M~TnfVr2 m
nett, black face song and dance performers;
Lillian Ashley; soprano; Boulder and Quinn,
musical speciality; Kennedy and James, IN DIR.
Daffy" and the Reading Sisters.
Mr. and. Mrs Gardner Crane. IN their protean
playIet Everybody Up" In which each as
sunes six different and distinct characters, will
be the comedy feature Of this weeks programme
al Keith & Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street The
atre. The Jackson family will exhibit their skill
expert cyclists and a sensational acrobatio
number will be furnished by the Seven Samois.
troup Of whirling. tumbling Arabs. Others IN
the bill include May Duryea and company in the
farce. The Imposter": Miss Lillian Shaw,
coincidence; Burke and Dempsey, Irish come
dams: Swor brothers. black face song and dance
men: Kenny and Hollis comedians. and the
Prampin Trio, In q musical act
Henry W. savages special production Of
Jesse Lynch Willlamss drama, The Stolen
Story" which had run AT the Garden Theatre
earlier In the season, will be presented this week
by the stock company at Keith & PrOCtOr's One
Hundred and Twenty-ffth Street Theatre In
addition to Paul McAlister. William Norton.
Agnes Scott. Dudley Hawley. Robert L. Hill,
Miss Randolph and the other regular members
OF the uptown stock company. several Of the
original members of the Savage company have
been engaged. notably Edwin Holt. who will
play his original part OF Stone. the city editor.
Mohammed- Mira. the new Shah OF Per-
STA, has Just been placed exhibition at the
Eden Musee. The monarch Is represented in all
the Oriental splendor OF costume that character
lied his appearance on the day he crowned.
New cinematograph pictures, the Andres IN their
act Of "Telepathy' and the Hungarian Or
chestra among the other attractions
At Hammersteins Victoria Theatre OF Vari-
cites this week Robert Hilliard and company
present for the fret time The Man Who Won
the Pool; first temperance on the stage and
first time In vaudeville OF Mrs Goldie- Mohr-
Wood. presenting repertory OF original seleo-
lions; second and last week OF Jack Lorimer.