New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07

ortginal!ty. is in a category by itself. The
.r<iner.acolor, the Motordrome. the Circus.
with It's thirty-two continuous acts; the
Great Fire Show and the Coal Mine, dark
and "spooky.' with its trip far down I'M
aerground, are examples
These are few of the things TO do at
Luna, that fairy city by the sea, where
/. eyerytwhim Of the moment is gratifed.
Madison Square Roof.
The latest addition to the cabaret show
q, the Madison Square Roof Garden is one
~ the arrangements own discoveries. a
very youthful and charming soprano. Miss
Holm Miss Holm is the first pupil OF the
Madison Square Roof School for amateurs
10 make a professional appearance. This
new enterprise is solely for the promo
, ton of amateur talent, giving the non-pro-
fessional the necessary coaching and in
struction, and enabling him TO make his
initial appearance among proper and re-
Aned surroundings. Friday night has been
set aside at the Madison square Roof Gar
I den for the try-out Of amateurs, and those
with promise are chosen and tutored until
they are qualified to appear on the boards
professionally. Miss Holm has only been
with the school few weeks. but those
who have heard her sing predict a big fut-
ure for her.
Other features OF the cabaret bill are
Miss Lolo Leslie the noted European yod-
,ler: Monsieur Andre, recently arrived from
Paris. where he created quite a sensation
by his wonderful dancing, and Clark Lin
coin. the truly American tenor Dancing
on the seamless stone floor Is a big at
traction at the roof garden. and dining
under the stars continues to grow in favor,
while Diana on the tower bids welcome to
all
New Brighton Theatre.
'vAnother one OF those long quality bills,
(. consisting of twelve all star acts, has been
ment for the coming week. Record break
ing audiences have packed the theatre
cooled by the ocean breezes" since the
1 Inauguration Of this policy. The headline
feature will be contributed by Miss Mabel
Taliaferro, the favorite star Of Polly Of
the Circus" "Springtime" and other tri-
umphs, who will make her first vaudeville
appearance, assisted by clever support
ing company. For the added attraction the
New Brighton management has secured
Marceine, the famous Hippodrome clown,
who will make his first vaudeville ap-
pearance at the New Brighton on Monday
afternoon Marceline, with Van Cleve and
the mule Pete will present for the first
time lively and amusing skit. which will
no doubt keep the New Brighton audience
In roars from start to fnish.
Another big feature will be Ryan and
RichAeld, the popular favorites, who will
present a comedy sketch; Mag Haggerty,
osteopath1 Ben Welsh, TIE dialect Hebrew
comedian, who is known for his originality,
will make his first appearance az this the
atre: John and Mae Burke, clever comedy
stars will introduce their lively speciality,
and Belle Storey. the dainty singer Of
sweet songs will sing several popular
pieces Miss Fleurette, in Visions dart,
lis one of the best posing acts in vaudeville.
Others on the bill are the Berrins, in a
surprise novelty Loui Stone, the upside
down dancer; the Moscrop Sisters, in a
singing and dancing novelty. and the Harry
Mondorf Trio clever scrobats. Sunday
concerts will be given as usual, afternoon
and evening.