New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-24

Dancing NlllPttS. lIllldn SlldN Will dhP''h'
al to-day's afternoon and evening perform
ances, as Will Paul Dickcy and company,
Henry Give, Dorothy Russell and com
pany, Bert Levy, Frank Bush, Collins and
Hart. Mack and Door and Ward and 'uI-
hane.
The new Durbar circus which was added
To the Hippodrome spectacle on Monday
last. proved great success. Hereafter a
complete arenic bill, made up Of ten spe-
clally engaged star features, VIII bee given
I'm conjunction with the regular SNOW
Around the World" and will continue
until the close OF the present season.
Among the new acts are PowerS's HIPPO
drome elephants La Rosa Marguerite, WI"
introduces an equestrian specially. accom-
panied by a white horse and black pony
the seven Francois acrobats, Louise and
Robert Cottrcll thought by many to oe
the finest eduestrians I'm the world, ~"
Hassan Ben AIS WhirIwind Arabs VII"
have been retained to do rn"lr tumbiing
and pyramid building. tho Mirano broth
ers, one of whom performs feats OF pal
ance from the top Of a tlcNibl" pole 81 rect
high; the Gasch sisters hand and mead
halancers: the three DOnals, In an eNhlp1-
ton Of physical prowcss. and ScN"'h less
er features.
The Star and Garter SHOW. said to he one
Of the most popular and successful "i inc
numerous burlcsque organizations. WEI be-
seen at Hurtig & Seamon's l25ta street
Music Hall this week THE FIIrilNE
Widow" is the title Of the two-act u"N-
esty that will be presented by large 'dNi
which includes Eloise Matthews. FANNIE
Vedder. Harry Lester Mason. Jack Con
way James J. Collins and Harry Frames.
An electrical and mechanical "Hrrt called
the Eagle and the Girl is one ~ ,u. feat
ures Of the production.
| Charles Robinson and his trusoe GIRLS
will be at the Murray HIN Th"atr" TINS
week presenting their we'll known traycs-
! ties called Lost, 4 MILAN Dollars ana
| THE Gay Sky Larkers." This IS an old
fashioned burlesque show brought mp 10
present day standards. Between a." two
| one-act pieces there is n long and varied
vaudeville bill which rs contributed to by
the principal performers among them. be
sides Mr. Robinson ida Emerson and
Harry Hills. Woods and Woods Trio Patsy
/ Barrett, Charles Dunn and May Bern
/ hardt.
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atrc the last chapter Of the tragedy 81 the
/ hattleshlp Maine will be told in kincma-
I color pictures. only a week ago Oh" hu,k
Of the Maine was sunk I'm six hundred
+ fathOms Of water "A few miles outsid" or
/ Havana Harbor. This event was caught
| I'm the color films. and will be- entirely in
/ addition TO the Durbar series with IT.
| dazzling features reproduced I'm Nin"ma-
color. which has already been seen hy
| 81 600 people in the last four weeks.
/ A kncmacolor expert who had Been n
4. Palm Beach making color records of ;uat
| fashionable resort was rushed 10 Havana
and commissioned To reproduc, th" burial
/ Of the Maine To secure for his films Oh"
! spectacl" OF the Maine pluug.ug 90 Pee. last
| resting place the Tcp.rs,lialiN" cE1ri"I''
! a swift yacht, and special permission was
accorded him by the authorize to accom-
pany the hulk as II was slow" tow'3 %
sea
\ telegram from the Nncmato ,ra"lor
saying that h. had been yorE successful
has been received by TN" Nincmacoor Com
pany Of America. Accordiul 90 the mes
sage. the films include tn" removal ul "a"
! fortv-two collins containing the bodies Of
those who lost their lives on IN" ship four
teen wears ago from MORO Castle, the
funeral procession through tho streets Of
the old Spanish city and the service Pee
sid,G over 10y Father Chidwick, the chap
! tain or the Maine. The bodies wei" then
I taken aboard the North Carolina while
crowds on shore stood with heads Iuc"N-
cred and the massed bands of tn" Cuban
army played funeral diIge.
In brave array of lying Coors the shat
tered hulk was taken past the three. mile
| limit, over the spot chosen for her last
resting place. The sea Tas heavy, the SKY
dark and threatening The sea valves were
opened. slowly the ship began 10 settle and
the waves rushed across her now. Then.
with a urch she plunged into the sea.
The combination Of musical comedy,
spectacle pantomime. fun and m!nstrclsy
which the Winter Garden presents in ~
Night with the Picrrots" "Whlll of So
clcty' and The Captive" has evidently
caught the fancy ot New FORK, FOR the at
tendance is now bigger than ever before
in the history Of tho amusement place. The
use of the "Sumurun" runway for tn en-
trance of the COMPANY n ~ Night with
the Picrrots" has proved great novelty,
ana there are many h'lI''lV'N W. r' '''''
along the "blumcnweg." The songs and
wit of "Whlrl of society" prove popular.
while the tremendous scenic production and
novelty Of THE CdptiH,." which was de
lsyised by William J. Wilson, stage director,
call forth much surprise. The dancing ~
! Mile. Bert AuEerc is tn" principal featur"
of The captive" The cast Of the Winter
Garden continues through Tn" entire pro.
,Iuction. and includes Al FOLSOM, stella Mal 70
how, Lawrance d'Orsay. Jose Collins, Mel
vile Ellis. the COurtenay Sisters. Mildred
Elaine, George White Martin Brown, Laura
Hamilton, Bilee Taylor, Doris Cameron,
Clarence Harvey, Norah Lyons, Dole Dali
merit. Ernest Hare. Barney Bernard, FLO
renee cable and Edward Cutler
chester Bailey Fernalds new play, "2s -
is said, by the English critics, to be
novel" ingenious" "ranciful," "captlvat-
ing" brilliant" At hrst as the author s
name was not announced, they thought
shaw must have been the playwright