The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-03-15


morrow.
Monday William J. Kelley begins an
engagement Of q week at the lorkylle
Theatre. presenting a double bill which
will include Rotertsou's famous comedy,
-David Garriok, and George haSeltone
one act drama, @The Cracksman.'
Chinatown Charlie is the melodrama
at The ThaHa this week.
The ever popular John l.. Sullivan and
his old time rival Jake Kilrain will give 4
three round exhibition bout at each perform
ance with the Golden Crook EStravaSar1a
Company at Hurtig a Seamon's MUSIC nan
The Four Mortons In a musicabcomedy,
The Big Stick come TO the Metropolis
Theatre tomorrow.
Kolb and Dill continue TO present Lone
some Town at the New Circle.
This weeks attraction ct the Murray
Hill Theatre will be Bob Manchoster's az
gregation, The Gay MSslueraders.
The Volunteer Organise" Of proved
popularity, viii be seen at the American this
week.
The Eden Mus6e shows an interesting
oinematograph scene Of a Dogs Music
Hall The performing dogs 90 through
different vaudeville acts on the screen
creating much amusement. q kaPoesy
and his Hungarian band, together will the
cinematograph and the World In Wax,
combine 10 the Sunday Offering
At Percy @. Williams's Colonial Minnie
Seligman and William Bamwoll will APP
pear In A Dakota Widow" william Rock
and Maude Fulton. late Of 'Flnahash,
will make their New York vaudeville debut
10 a singing and dancing specially which
ought 10 be very good. That Quartet VII
be heard In new selections. Ntnie Daily wul
appear In a number Of new dances ALA
han and st. George. Capt, George Anger IN
Jack the Giant Killer WEIGH. .Mealy and
Montrose. Winston's seals and Ferreroe
and HE musical dog form the complement
Mr.. Rocks dancing and Miss FultonS
piquant personality should combine. 70
make their act unusual In the too often
crude and noisy realm Of vaudeville. They
are both artists.
At Percy @. Williams Alhambra Shsa's
London Fire Brigade will interest, With
fourteen people and three scenes. Mcmahon
and Chapelle's Pullman Porter Maids are
billed. Rosie Lloyd, q member. OF the Ia
nous family, will be heard IN new songs
William A. Dillon, who wrote Every Little
Bit Added TO What You've Got Makes just
A Little Bit More will be heard IN a mono.
logue. John 7. Kelly and company viii
appear In "A Game OF Con- W. C., Fields
the juggler; the Darras Brothers, Kelly and
Ashby and Milt Wood complete this bill
Huber's Fourteenth Street Museum
has secured for the week Prince Random,
the West Indian marvel. born without
legs or arms. He performs and accom-
plishes the seemingly impossible. Besides
this odd creation are the Baroness SidonlA
Baresly, Hungarian bearded lady; the origl-
nal Colibri, smallest man In the world;
James Mandy and Sober Sue.
THE Belle Of Avenue A. a two act must
cal comedy that vas one Of the successes
Of the New York amusement season last
veal. will be the attraction a. the Dewey
Theatre, where il will be presented by The
Strolling Players, headed by Toma Han
lon. The chorus lie a large one, With plenty
az pretty girls.
The California Girls will be housed for
the week At the Gotham Theatre. where
they will present the Oriental extrsva-
ganzs. The SIltan's Wives and the Girl
From Manila
Al Hammersteip's Victoria Theatre Of
Varieties this week lie Emma Carus in a new
repertoire Of songs. The remainder Of the
programme will include The Futurity
Winner Edmund Days one act racing
drama, with Kingsley Benedict: Richard
Golden and company presenting the one
Get comedy skit entitled y Case Of Dr.
vorce,' by Clay VI. Greene, jsGnes Thorn
ton, vaudeville fsvoHte monologist; Jesss
l. Lasky's the Stunning G~renadiers, with
Louise Tozier; Irving Jones, colOred come
dian; Lola Cotton. mind reader; Work and
over the European eccentric acrobats;
the Great Setback, worlds champion bag
manipulation. and new vitagraph views.
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Circus features and new ring acts are
being added TO the H%ippodrome's big bill
every week until Il is now showing the best
and most varied srenic performances ever
given at the big playhouse. This weeks
new circus feature will be Frank Melvlls's
performing horses, two beautiful stations.
one white and the other black, and which
he has appropriately named Morning and
Night. The horses will be ridden In 3 high
school and menage act, with pedestah, by
Nine. Melville and Hugo HerIog. Mr..
Melville ia the equestrian director Of the
Hippodrome and one Of the famous horse.
men OF the circus world. Another novelty
will be the appearance In the fvt scene Of
the Port Arthur spectacle Of the whirlwind
eighteen in number. who have
been imported by the Hippodrone manage
mept. The wildand reckless riding Of these
cavalrymen has excited horsemen through.
out Europe. In the circus are also The
Teddy trio, comedy acrobats; the Carmen
wire walkers, G~runathos's eyrnnasts. the
Bedini eq~ueatranS, GolemAn's dogs,
the Mira Golem Persian acrobats and many
more European novelties. Marceline the
droll has new and funny antics and thsre
are twelve performing elephants, AZ q
special feature for st. Patrick's day, and
Tor those two performances only, the man.
aeement will present Little Shamrock, the
only green elephant in or out Of captivity.
At Tony Pastors Theatre the four Ever.
etts will present an acrobatic act with
numerous difficult falls; Nppel and Kliment
musical artists. will make their
first appearance here; J. Aldrich Libby and
Kathryne Trayer will present . new comedy
melange; Cogan and Bancroft,
roller skating comedians. will also appear.
Among otherp are Charles Carlos and his
.Lilliputian dog circus; the Hurleys, novelty
gymnasts; Billy Court, Scotch comedian;
and Marion, Irish comedy; AmeH-
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