New-York tribune., 1907-04-14

thoroughbred race horses used in the act. Re-
turn and farewell appearance Of Jack LOrlmer
the Scotch comedian; the McNaughton Brothers.
Engand's funniest comedians Mason, Keeler
and company. In a comedy skt entitled. Hooked
by Crook; La Dell and Crouch. in a comedy
skit; Vernon, ventriloquist; the Silvertons. Din
and Ward and vitagraph views complete the DILL
A realistic group showing counterfeiters at
work the East Side Is shown at the Eden
BIusee this week. The scene depicts the govern
ment Secret Service agents breaking in the doors
TO the surprise of the -Oners. The government
agents are armed ito tho teeth and the aston
ishment Of the counterfeters is depicted on their
faces they try TO secrete the tools and imple-
ments Of their nefarious calling Karl Kapossy's
Hungarian Gypsy Band and new series on the
cinematograph screen are the added attractions
Tony Pastor has arranged for the week a
show that is full Of variety and novelty. The
following principal acts will be on the pro-
gramme: O'Brien and Buckley. in their cyclone
of fun and music: Martini and Macmillan. the
original burieSque magicians: Miss Joephine
Brown. late of Joe Webers company. In her imi-
tations; Dawson. Mack and company in their
comedy, "A Day at the Circus; Arthur Huston
, and company. in their eccentric Juggling act;
Miles and Miriam. Irish comedy: Reno and
Smith, wonderful barrel jumpers: Mr. and Mrs
George w. Hussey, ventrilOquial comedy; Harry
ana Gussie Morton comedy sketch duo; the
Gardner brothers and company. Dutch come
dtans; Jules Larvette. conjuror. HOyt and
Marion, singing and dancing sketch: the Mirror
graph, and the American Vitagraph. with life
motion pictures.
The best features OF circus. spectacle and Wild
West continue to be shown at the Hippodrome
where "Neptune's Daughter" and Pioneer
Days" are now approaching their 2JOth per-
formance The Indians in the opening dramatic
offering, Pioneer Days" give their weird ghost
dance with the aid of uniquie scenic and light
ing accessories The hold-up of the stage coach
is also a vivid scene. The new circus IN the
arena. where changes are made nearly every
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continues To please. The mystery Of the disap-
pearance Of the merulaids in "Neptune's
Daughter" has not yet been solved.
At the Colonial Theatre this week the head
limo attraction viii he Houdini. the handcuT
king and champion jail breaker OF the world
Houdini dehes locks and bolts, and even re-
leases himself from coffin which has been
buried beneath six feet OF earth. Cressy and
Dayne will present for the first time here their
sketch, The Wyoming Whoop." Willard
Snms and company will be seen in the skit
Flinders Furnished Flat" Clarce Vance. the
Southern singer. will offer "A repertory.
Raymond and Cavery will tell many funny
stories in German dialect. The Max Wesley
troupe Of jugglers VIII do number Of fcats OF
skill that have never before been attempted;
The Willis family Of instrumentalists will be
another attraction Swan and Bambard VIII in
troduce their acrobatc REPRESENTATIVES" Mac
KenZe and Shannon will sing. The VitaGraph
will show some new and original motion picJ-
ures.
At the Alhambra this week the principal
feature will he Master Gabriel and company in
the original speciality. Buster and His Funny
Dog" Carlotta. the marvel. will do her death
defying dip into the air a bicycle, finishing g
with looping the loop on the same machine.
Truly Shattuck Will play one week In vaude-
VILE at this theatre, introducing many new
songs Rice and Provost will contribute the
mirth provoking acrObatic number. 'Bumpty
Bumps" Carter De Haven, assisted by Isabelle
D'Armand. Will do a singing and dancing spe-
cialty. Julian Rose will tell some stories
in Hebrew dialect Gardner and Vincent will
offer their latest comedy sketch. Polk Collins
and the Carmen Sisters viii play banjos
Roberts's trained animals will do feats of edu-
cation and intelligence. The vitagraph will
show new and entertaining motion pictures
with the performance of Saturday night. April
20 the engagement Of the Barnum & Bailey
Circus at the Garden Will come 10 an end. The
patronage during the week past has shown only
slight abatement. and that may be attributed
In part to the weather conditions The advance
bookings for the coming and last week presage