The sun., 1908-05-10

ChAppollo ana their ten Pullman Porter
Maids A. o. Duncan ventriloquist; Howard
and Howard. the singer and the Hebrew
| messenger boy; Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Barry
| presenting Mr.. Barry's latest rural skit, en-
titled AT HenGoot Corners'; NtabanHab
marvellous Japs In an acrobatio novelty
John Birch, the man with the hats; Wood
and lawson, singers and dancers, and new
Vitagraph views,
A week Of fun "a promised TO the Harlem
theatregoers when the Jersey Lilies make
their appearance al Hurtig 4 Seamon's
Music Hall during the ensuing week. In
| the ollo that blends the two burlettas that
| open and conclude the performance are:
Leon Errol the Frisco four. Fannie We'd
der and her dancing boys, the four Zaras,
Mann and Franks and numerous others.
"A Ride With Mephisto' is shown on the
CinematoGagh at the Eden Musee this week
with other subjects Of interest and comic
character In the central hall "a a mammoth
group entitled Prominent People Past
and Present. which has attracted q great
deal Of attention. Karl Kapoagy's Hun
day.
THE Love Waltz will be an attraction
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre for a fourth
week. Ward and Curran will be Seen in
THE Terrible Judge Barnold's dogs, an
animal act, will be another feature. Dan
Burke and his Schoolgirls will present sing
ing and dancing act. aThe Operator a
dramatic sketch, will also be given. 0therH
will be the Jack Wilson Trio, In blaokiaoe
singing and dancing act Carln and Otto.
Dutch comedians. and Hill and Sylvany.
bicyolists.
4. j. Connolly and company in George
AIDES sketch 'Marse Covington' will be
the headline attraction at the l25th Street
Theatre this week. Horace Goldiu, illusion
let, will be another feature. Willard simms
and company In a sketch SFlinders's Fur
nished Fiat will add comedy TO the pro-
gramme, Binns, Binns ard Binns In q comedy
musical act; Abide Capitaine, wire performer;
Thorne and Carleton, 'The American Jest
ers Kelly and Rose, singers, and Elsie
Boehme. phenomenal baTytone, are otherson
the bill.
At the Harlem Opera House, the Fifty
eighth Street Theatre and the Twenty-third
Street Theatre the moving picture per-
formanoes will run continuously from II
A. NJ. until II P. M. on weekdays and from
P. NJ. until II P. M. on Sundays The ad-
mission will be cents 10 the gallery, 25
cents for box seats and 10 cents for the
rest OF the house. At the Union Square a
similar performance will be given, save
that 1t commences at ESQ A. NJ. on week
days and at noon on Sundays. The same
prices prevail,
onalp, the upside down and revolving
pianist, continues TO be the mystery and
sensation Of the big show at the Hippo
drome. 'The Battle Of Port Arthur with
itS stirring scene Of modern warfare, and the
glittenng Ballets Of the -Four Seasons
are as popular as ever. The circus bill Ia
unusually good and TO II have been added
the Jedgetts, who do fine riding act, and
Wormwood'e Monkeys, who do a funny
act and are great favorites with the chill
dren.
At the Dewey Theatre will be the Brigader
Burlesquers. Two burlettas with a vaude-
vile bill are the principal features.
This weeks drawing card at the Gotham
Theatre will be Pat Whites Gayety Girls.
A bevy Of vivaoious and bewitching young
women make sportive merriment around
that rare and jovial Irish comedian, Pat
White. Joy and jollity are literally dis
pensed and those afflicted with blues and
despondenoy should see this show TO find
surcease from their sorows, says the press
agent.
One OF the best Of the burlesque attrac-
tions. Charles Robinson and his Night
Owls. opens this week at the Murray Hill
Theatre and admirers Of this sort Of enter
tainment will be treated to new acts. II Is
the boast OF this organization that II con-
talns more beauty in the feminine form
than any Of its competitors.
The programme for the eleventh Of Gus
Edwards's Sunday Nights In Bohemia
at the Circle Theatre includes Joe Welch,
Bessie Wynn, Hill and Whitaker, Hughes
Musical Trio, Tom Waters, Clifford and
Jermon, Gallando and the Sharp brothers.
There are also the usual surprises In store
for those who attend which II is the policy |
Of the management TO hold back until the |
evening Of the performance.
The Gassniers, Pierre and Daisy. In an
exhibition where feats Of strength and !
heavy weight lftlng are SHOWN, nave been |
engaged as a special attraction for Huber's |
Fourteenth Street Museum for the coming |
week Besides this star feature are the |
Murphy Comedy Company, Lavigne and |
Hurd, the sisters Rollers and iorty-hve |
minutes Of Edison's moving pictures.
Tonight at Weber's Music Hall Lykens
4 Levy, vaudeville agents who book many
acts for the variety stage, will try giving |
a show Of their own. II will be composed |
altogether Of artists whose routes in vaude- |
Vile they arrange with the exception Of |
Henry i. Dizzy who 10 now starring in |
Papa Lebonnard' at the Bijou. Mr.. |
Dixey will be one OF the principal attrac- !
tions. Almost all OF the dramatic and |
musical stars at present In or near New |
York will occupy seats and boxes and the |
programme will conclude with the singing !
Of 'Aud Lang Syne' by these artists and |
those on the bill.
In Brooklyn Houses.
At the Gayety Theatre this week there
will be two special features. The Love
EisaH and the Orotaanue connAdv act Of Sew