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Montgomery and Stone In sThs Red
Mill' continue at the Academy q Music,
New musical comedies como and 20, but
Henry Blossom and Victor Herbert's
best vehicle for the two acrobatlo cofne-
diRns goes on. Mr., Dilllneham retains
almost Intact the same cast which won 30
much. Of favor during the year's run on
Broadway.
Harry Lauder enters upon his 6hal week
here tomorrow. At the close Lauder
will begin q tour which will take him 81
far West as Kansas City. Then he will
return to London and take up contracts
that will keep him abroad for more than
five years. The, balance OF tho pro-
readers; the Constantine SISTERS, dancers;
the Davis-Gledhill trio. roller track
cyclists. and Josephine Ainsley, singing
comedienne ,..'|
Vesta Victoria will enter upon her second
week at tho Lincoln Square Theatre to-
morrow. Maude Odell, the $40 900 English
prize beauty, Is also retained on the bill.
Another feature is Francesca Redding
and company In the clever skit 'Hohora.
The others who will contribute toward
the entertainment are Princess Koyoshi
and Yamamoto, equilbrtstsi Joe Flynn
comedian: Hodges and Launchmere, Ed
Foster and Manuel Romaine.
At the Alhambra Thomas W. Ross and
company will present Sewell Colhns's
skit Awake at the Switch for the first
time in New York. A special set has
been painted showing the lobby OF the
Hotel Breslin with it's telephone switch
board and booths, and the Breslin's
chief page boy has been borrowed
Julius Steger and company in The fffth
Commandment present a playlet In
more serious vein. Winona Winter, the
yentriloquial speciality and sing several
new and tuneful songs. Commencement
Day" the one act musical comedy OF life
at West Point, In which Miss Phyllis Lee
plays the single feminine role, is another
feature.
At the Colonial the yiennese operetta,
"The Love Waltz" heads the programme
The piece has thirty players and Audrey
Maple and Alfred Kappeler have the
principal roles. Jessie Preston, The
Glasgow Lassie,- makes her American
debut, presenting her specially which
includes songs and stories. Belle Blanche
is another headliner. She will present
her we'll known songs and impersonations.
John T. Kelly and his company will be
seen In one act comedy exit, One Best
Bet" james Harrigan, the tramp
Adelman Quartet are among The others.
At Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre
the bill will include Gertrude Quinlan,
who was the original Flora Wio0fns OF
THE College Widow" She will make
her frat appearance in vaudeville in a
comedy skit, "Zaza's Hit" W, @. Kelly.
"The virginian Judge; Thomas j. Ryan
and Mary Riohfield company. presenting
one act comedy skit. Mag Haggerty's
Reception; Bessie Wynn. Dorothy Rus
sell. the Six American Dancers and
Charles ,Purz's living bronze statues
are the o her leading acts.
Mabel Hite and Mike Donlin in their
baseball sketch head the bill at the Fifth
Avenue this week, Annette Kellermann,
the water nymph, will begin the third
week of her engagement. Nat Wills.
The Happy Tramp will be another
feature; as will Cressy and nd, paynS WS IN q
christmas on the Island a musical
sketch featuring Sydney Deane, and
Chassino. the stadowgraph artist. COM
plete the bill.
Lucy Weston. the English coincidence,
will be leading feature at the 125th Street
Theatre. Fun in Boarding House.
rarcical sketch. will be the added attrac-
tion. Herr Grais wi, his trained ponies
and famous riding baboon will be another
headliner The Four Floods. acrobate:
Charles Kenna. 'The Street Faker' Emil
Dream; the De Lhur Trio of French
singers and the Five Musical SpilIars
round out the programme.
Two burlesaues, "Sweeney's Finish
and the Isle OF Nowhere will be pre-
sented by the Trocadero Burlesquers at
the Olympic Theatre. Both pieccs have
catchy music, pretty girls and clever
comedians The leading feature in the
olio will be Frank Finney and company
in a racing comedy entitled "A 80 to
Shot"
Weber and Rush's Partisan Widows
viii DO ths attraction at the Murray Hill
Theatre. A long programme Is promised,
orepinR with the skit "The Boarding
House, followed by an extensive olio
and closing with the burletta "A Busy
Day
Heading the bill at Huber's Fourteenth
Street Museum next week 10 Jean Liberia,
known as the double man, one Of the
strangest Of freaks, In the theatre the
Elite Burlesque and Comedy Company
viii present Nick Murphy and company
in The White Statue
sGraustark,' the drarnatization Of
George Barr MoCutoheon's story. moves
to the Yorkville this week. Viola Foftes-
que takes the leading part. At the
Metropolis THE Great Ques1on' will
be the attraction; Jessie Bonstelle is the
star. Tho Casino Girls. q burlesque
organization, will be at Hurtie & Sea-
mons.
The Eden Musee has an interesting
group entitled Prosperity II shows
Uncle Sam serving out good things Of
this life to nis numerous proteges.
New subjects on the mammoth cinemato-
| graph Just imported from Europe have
been added this week.
IN BROOKLYN THEATRES.
Lew Fields and Louis Mann TIVE or the
Attractions.
The attraction this week at the Montauk
Theatre will be Lew Fields and his big COM
pany, presenting the musical comedy
HThe Girl Behind the Counter which