The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-06
Theatre, always goes at the same speedy
clip and carries the audiences approval
along with Il.

Theatre, always goes at the same speedy
clip and carries the audiences approval
along with Il.
'The Girl From Rector's- Is still running
along at Weber's Theatre, This French
farce, adapted pretty literally by Paul NJ,
Potter. has enjoyed good patronage In
spite OF the discussion which it n sew
eral plays OF its kind aroused.
The Messrs, Shubert announce that
they have arranged for the presentation
Of moving pictures and vaudeville at
the Ma iestic and West End theatres dur
ing the summer months. With the be-
ginning OF the next theatrical season
both houses will resume the playing Of
regular attractions.
At Keith 4 Proctor's Fifth Avenue
Theatre this week Prescelle, tho hypnotist.
will the second week OF his
engagement. and in addition to his OK
perimepts will introduce several new
comedy features. including his ball game.
Bert Leslie and company in Hogan In
Alick Lauder. Harry's brother. will show
for the first time in America his European
success entitled The Christening" The
Millman Trio will make their frat vaude-
willie appearance in New York since their
English engagement and Willy Panther
and company will present their comedy
balancing act.
For the second week at Hammerstein's
company will be the novelty Of the pro-
gramme. Mrs. hnnis, with the assist
ance vt six other musicians. offers u
Vaudeville Musicale" For the first
time in America Rooev's monkey actors
present "A Night in a Monkey Music
Hall which is a complete variety per
formhnce given by monkeys. La Belle
Americaine, the novelty equestrian. and
the Seldcms, in living plastic art. will
continue at the roof indefinitely. Among
the works Of art they depict are Reach.
ing the Winning Post" The Fountain
Asamson's Bound and The Revival
Cleopatra Dance, the Four. Fords.
Americas dancing family; the Five
Musical AVOIDS, x%ylophone experts: Hoey
and Lee. comedians; the Great Lester;
Hastings and Wilson. the lunatics. and
De Haven and Sidney compose h re-
mainder of the bill.
Owing to his success at the Colonial
Theatre Pauline. the French hypnotist.
has been retained for a third and final
week. OF equal Importance here will
he the first vaudeville appearance in New
York Of George B.ban, assisted by Frank
Sheridan and an excellent company.
presenting The Sign OF the Rose Fred
Bond and Fremont Benton will be seen
in their comedy sketch, Handkerchief
No. Ia and Paul Valadon.. the famous
magician. will entertain with feats Of
prestidigitation.
Percy G Williams announces for the
week at the Alhambra a programme
made up mostly Of comedy features.
among which will be the first Harlem
appearance Of the famous song writer
Stuart are also hendliners presenting
George V. Hobart's huge laughing sue
cess 'Cherie.' Al I.eech and his Three
Rosebuds have a good comedy singing
and dancing skit in The New Teacher
Other attractive numbers on the pro-
gramme are Tschernof's animals, Barry
and Wolford, the singers; Violet King
Hanlons. comedy aorobats
Several New York favorites who have
long been absent from Broadway will
make their first appearances at the
American Music Hall this week. James j.
Corbett will signalize his debut by appear
ing with his own company in a comedy,
recently a star Of The Girl at the Helm
returns from out OF the West with a
rafting repertoire Of repartee and songs,
and Miss Alauds Lambert. the singer. ia
also announced. James j. Morton, the
boy comic" remains over another week,
and among the new entertainers are to
be noted Harry Brown, the man who
vnuIa The Naecnt' fap,niis", Haprv nd
Alice Taylor, who bring a novelty act
that embraces sharpshooting and bal
ancing; Techow's cats, direct from the
Hippodrome; Campbell and Barber, trick
and comedy cyclists; the kohler trio, and
Smirl and kessner, acrobats.
Aida" will be sung at the Metropolis
this week. 1t is the last week OF the
season there. The Bowery BurlesQuers
will he at Hurtig d Seamon's.
Up at Terrace Garden in East Fifty
eighth street the Original Farinelli
Ensemble is playing on 10 musical
instruments. The variety Of the concert
selections Of this versatile aggregation
is as infinite as the adaptabiiity Of its
members to any sound producing instru-
ment.
Harlem Casino. at l2ith street and
Seventh avenue. has again becomea sum-
mer amusement centre 4 series Of con-
ccrts by a Viennese orchestra will be given
zach evening from $50 unit after mid
night.
Beginning this week Huber's Fourteenth
Street Museum will make a departure
in the line of amusemcnts. An white"
performers will ne the rule in the vaude-
vile bill from now on. Prominent on the
headline is Chief Yellow Boy, the sword
swallower. Giovanni's troupe Of trained
monkeys and birds and Anderson and
company in d one act comedy entitled
Il Love My Fedora are also announced
Bowlers from all parts Of the country
have visited the Eden Musee in large
bodies TO see the tableau of the purchase
Of Manhattan Island by Peter Alinuit
from the Indians in 1929. At the Sunday
concerts the Hungarian Band plays spe-
cial music.
BROOkLIN AND THE BEACHES.
The brighton Beach Music Hall Opens
Its Vaudeville season.
For the week at tho Orpheum Richard
Golden in a comedy sketch entitled A
Case Of Divorce is announced. Another