The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

star acss has been arranged Among
them are Adele Ritchie. the Dre-den
china prirnA donna: the melodramatic
I sporting playlet The EG;nrity winner.
Joe WEIGH, Felix and CalIe N Their new
q. Molasso and Nina Pawn. In la Robe
dc Mutt Nile Galemherti. former pre-
MERE danseuss OF the Manhattan Opera
House; Roy Harding. the Chicago pianoio-
gist. Harry Mayo. former basso OF TIE
Empire City Quarrette; De LAuT Trio N
operate selections. francis Wood. pod-
SOD and Lucas. sisters Burke and He.sn
Vincent. Renee Grahame, the Enslsh
/ male smpersonator. Garcia. The SPANS
shadow sraphist; Maxim and Bobby, the
acrooatio comedians. and DorA Martha
| Maolyn Arbuckls. ate star OF The
Round Cp.' has Joined tha vaudeville
RANKS and will maze bis 6rst appearance
at the Colonial this week in sketch
! called The We.Cher' Other recruits
| from Broadway productions are EEZaoatn
Brice and Charles hing. who appear IN
a variety OF limitations. Henry Give and
Mai Srurges will contribute an act com
blnrng legerdemain and coca entertain
ment. A thrilling story II the wireless
telegraph. The Man From the sea- will
lntroi,Ice the Maurice Campbell players.
and Barry and Wolfori in 1T Happen ed
on Monday and Jones and Deeley N
are sure to amu-s
Eva Targuay IL the STAR OF the Fifth
Avenue Theatres programme this week.
She announces a big new act. new songs
and new costumes. Amy Ricard ana
Lester Lonergan will appear in An ldyi
Hebrew and Italian impersonations.
Tate's Motoring and the boys con-
tin,ial Yes. Papa Is down for repetition.
and Ruby Raymond and company will
appear In Street Urchins in an Amateur
Contest The Hopkirs-Axtell company
will do Travel Troubles" and teams OF
eouiliSrists and athletes will give exhioi-
tons.
At Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre the
bill will be headed by The Girl With the
Dreamy Eyes announced as the latest
Partisan novelty George VI. Cohan 5 one
&C, musical farce THE Governors Son"
will be seen and Sam Mann and company
will appear II The New Leader Sorke
and Adams. the Hebrew comedians; Paula
Edwards. the comic opera star; william
Gould and company IN a new act. John
W Ransone. the Exposition Four, must
clans Jolly Wild and corp any IN a comedy
act and Ames and CoTtetr, dancers, ar"
others on the programme
Tomorrow afternoon the Plaza will
vaudeville. with a change of bill twice
week Among che acts appearing during
the :irst three DAVIS are the Four Juggling
Johnsons. John +. Clarke, Harry SChrodc
and company and others. Beginning
Thursday matinee the hill will comprise
among others the Bon Air Trio. sam
Howard and company. Jules and Vincent
and The Three OF Us
Lillian shaw. who's. Interpretation 81
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fortune. heads the bill al the Alha"nhra
this week. Trnvato. the violinist. IL also
featured William Murphy and Blanche
Nichols come bark with The School of
Acting and lean Marcel and his Partisan
I models will disclose plastic poses. iTnl-
.a,tng rlassic subjects yorke and Adams
Hebrew comedians; FL Reward the
ven-riioauisf with a production Brown
and Aver in "a comedy talking and singing
act and Robb"dillo with feats on the slack
wire I'LL out the programme
College Life a miniature musical
comedy. will h.. the big act AT the R-onH
II will h. presented hv a cast ~ eighteen
persons including "A p-tTa donna, ar
eccentric comedienn@ and chorus
A sketch called The Underworld will
introduce Roland West and com pany
West will anpear in four different charac-
ters Charles r sermon the musician:
The Kuma Family. Jaoanese arrobats;
Fav Two College and Fay. who nromise
entertainment with Prom Uncle Tom 10
vaudevile", the Columbia Comedy -Four
and NC onuSii and simpson ip.a new
sketch should prove'irawing cards
The Columbia Theatre brings forward
one of it's best burlesauc shows this week
II Ia Robert Nanchester's Cracker Jacks
comranv. The principals in the cast
are Rnbv Leoni.. Mollie Williams. Lille
V.dcier. blanche Rose. Johnnie Jess John
Williams. Frank Harcpurt. Harvey Brooks
and Frank Tanning. An unusually large
chorus and dancing ballet are features Of
the performance.
Fred Irwin's Maiesiics. with Florence
Bennett. Gus Fav and Joseph Hollander
will be- az the Murray Hill Theatre this
week presenting two act hurlesoua
called Americans in Paris. TIE organi-
ration recently appeared at the Columbia
Theatre and the same performance in
every detail will he repeated at the Muir
ray Hill.