New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
VARIETY THEATRES.

ALHAMBRA.-NaJ NJ. Wills. the happy tramp >,
Will give mis- mOnOlOgue 'IIorJease NuIigan'
swat 0Illigan," story of baseball life. Will be
presented by a company of players La Titcomo.
the Partisan, Will sing while riding horseback.
Ida O'Day and company Will present "A Biz OF
Old Chelsea" Melville and Higgins. comedians;
Rochez's Monkeys. in a Night in a Monkey Music
HAIR Hyman Meyer. in a ptanOlOSues DOrsCh anC
Russell, musical comedians. and T. Nelson Downs
in sIeght of haui feats, are other numbers on the
programme
AMERICAN.-Arthur Prince, the veutrtIoqUist
will be here FOR another week He viii present
his English racing scene and other acts. Appear
ing on the programme with him The Girl
with the Angel Voice; Daphne Pollard. the Aus
tralian comediennei the Wilmington ZoUaves. Hi
larien and RosalIe CebaIIos; Billy DuIen. The
Man of Thousand Songs Ed L.ateH. musical
minstrel monOlogst; Rembrandt" the cartooniSt:
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Forbes III a comedy sketch.
The Wild Rose. Won Klein and Gibson. singers
and dancers AM The Bdrlows-
COLONIAL-AIbert ChevaIicr. the great English
character actor. will be al this house TOT another
week While the audience Is waiting 10 Sc him
the Will be taken up by these performers:
byron and L,tEsdon. in their skit. The Dude De-
Jective"; the Exposition Four; Ryan and FL, hieId
in Mag Hasgerty. Nj. D.: Smith and Campbell.
Camping OUT and the DaEweu Sisters. in his
tcrical songs.
EDEN MUSEE.-A ufestze figure os Sobert Full
ton and mode of the CIermont are exhibited.
Henry Hudson and his crew are seen In waxen
statues. The Wright brothers and their aeTOplaue
shown
HAMMERSTEIN'S VICTORIA.-Louise Dresser.
who has had the misfortune 70 be placed lead
ing woman in several unsuccessful plays will be
the drawing card Max Grubers animals Will pes
form; Barnes and Crawford viii present comedy
skit called The Faker and the Prima Donna;
Harry Tate and his English comedy company viii
play Motoring: OrviIe Harold and Arthur Wood
will present when Tencr Meets Bass Tom
Smith, comedian, viii appear here for the hrst
time; THE Blond Typewriters' and Percy (lnsp-
man will have a One-act sketch called a Picnic
for One" Marie Dressler viii be the leading per-
former at the Sunday concerts
HIPPODROME.-A series of brilliant spectacles
hard to surpass-yaudeville, farce. circus, drama.
musical comedy and pantomlme-are here enacted,
ANY one OF the three acts "a Trip 10 Japan"
The Ballet of Jewels or Inside Jhe Earth
would be a complete performance in itself
KEITH * PROCTOR'S.-This is the programme.
Nellie Bergen soprano. in operate airs and bal-
lads; "AIodels of the Jardin de Paris" a ludcrous
picture of studio life Paris; Van BieDe the
Dutch 'ceIlist Raymond and CaverIy, comedians.
A. o. Duncan, ventrilOquist. Eckert and Berg in
musical piece. The Land of Two Moons" Keu-
daI Weston cnd company. in short drama called
What Money Can't Buy" and Max York and his
fox terriers
PIlAZA-GeOTge Fuller Golden and Fiske o. Hara
will attract the crowds here. Mr.. Golden has a
mOnologue and Mr.. O'Hara. with his company.
will present Captain Barry a One-act play by
Crane Wilbur. Ida Rene viii also be here direct
from the English music halls Fred Iallen and
Molly Fuller viii appear IN ~ Lesson at II T.. Nj
Maurice levi AMI his band will play his March
OF the United States