New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
WILLIAM FAVERSHAM.
In 1.-THE Squaw Man" at the New York
to-morroW.

attention OF the amusement craving PUBIC
Since the formal opening on Thursday night the
big show has been shaped into the desired form
and is now going well. Acts and perform
ances that attracted particular attention on the
opening night have received greater prominence
and there has been general rearrangement OF
the programme The Novelties. imported aero
bats and animal performers are credited WIN
the most novel and original performance among
the thousand and one other acts OtneF per-
forrnances quite out Of the general run are the
ski sailing feats Of the Norwegian Carl Howell
sen the equestrian seal the tournament or the
garlands the long distance leaps and flights OF
TIE Siegrist Silbon troupe of aertalists the Car
mems Oh a highly elevated wire and, last out
not least the absolutely new and ludlcrouS
stunts" of forty clowns. headed by "SliverS
Oakley
.Neptune's Daughter" and Pioneer Days"
celebrate their two hundredth performance at
the Hippodrome tomorrow afternoon The
popularity Of these twin productions in conjunc-
ton with the sensational circus acts seen in the
( arena has attracted large audiences ne circus
features which are changed from week 10 week,
so as always 10 present the latest novelties IN
the arenic world, include some or the pest act7
ever seen in New York. The acroD2uc Arabs IN
amazing athletic achievements offer q hne cir
Gus feature. There are nearly tnlrty n lile~e
, Arabs. and they enter with caravan OF cai1ets
and camp equipage as though marching across
the desert The cameIs are tied up In the rear
OF the stage. and camp is made In fun view IL
the audience
his popular playhouse This week, among which
are some Of the top notcheys i'm vaudeville. e.
mer Teuley The Manhattan Man who is such
q favorito here viii describe his adventures on
a Brooklyn RAPID transit lralA Win loIs OF new
stories novelty VIII be seen here Tor the nrsL
time in tho Scottish TeiSters.' quartet OF
Scotch glee singers ancestral Spirits" the
HUrleys. and team Of novelty expert Symnasts
Will he the special features.
At The Colonial Theatre this week r. A Rob
team sketch Dick Turpin." Jack Lorimer the
Scotch comedian who made an emphatic hit on
his American debut at this theatre last fall Will
play return engagement Of one week only.
The Sisters HerZos- Cameras. a European nov
city act consisting II featS of strength and
skill will he another prominent feature Sidney
Deane and company viii present the singing
sketch entitled Christmas on the Island" Nc
Mahon and Chappelle'S Watermelon Girls Will do
their singing and dancing specially. The Five
Majors quintet of English male singers, viii
sing their original songs. Fields and Ward will
offer their latest routine Of conversational non
sensicalities, Bailey and Austin Will do their
will sing and dance The vitagraph will show
new and interesting motion pictures.
Miss Alice Lloyd. the little English songstress
who has made a success at Percy WiIIams's
Colonial and Orpheum theatres will be the prin-
cipaI attraction at the Alhambra Theatre this
week Miss Lloyd viii introduce some new
numbers as we'll retaining the most popular
of the old ones The McNRughtoUs. that funny
pair Of English talking comedians" VIII be
other stellar number ON the bill Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Truesden will present their skit. a
Battle and a Man The Five NoSseS VIII offer
their musical act In which they play upon n
large variety of instruments. The Four Sisters
MerreI one of the big features from the New
York Hippodrome. will be seen for the first time
at this theatre. Ladel and Crouch will present
a singing and dancing specially Hayes and
Johnson will do singing act Mr. and Mrs.
Barry viii offer e sketch called The Village
Cut-up." The Capel Trio win sing and dance.
The vitaGraph viii show and interesting
! moving pictures.
The stock company at Keith & PrOctors Fifth
Avenue Theatre this week VIII offer for the first
time Broadway at low prices Claiming Pol
locks play, THE Little Gray Lady" The piece,
which had run last season. will be adequately
staged and furnished with scenic invesJiture to
conform in every way with the original produc-
ton. Miss Henrietta Browne will be seen as
Anna Grey The Little Gray Lady, while AL
| phonz Either the leading man. will play Peril
ton Carlyle
At Keith & Proctor's One-hundred- and-twen-
| ty-fifth street house this week. heading the list
are the Gilmore Sisters, eccentric condolences.