New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
Palisades Amusement Park,

Following preparatory week. whom
vaudeville was given n test rs an attrac-
ton at Palisades Amusement Park the
regular season Of superior vaudeville will
open tomorrow in the rustic theatre At
the big Jersey pleasure park The success
attending the preliminary variety ofcrinS
last week has encouraged tho MeSSrs.
SChenck proprietors and managers, to con-
tinue the policy for the remainder Of tho
summer The headline feature the coming
week will he May Ward, the doll comcdi-
cnne. who has arranged a now rcrcrtory
81 songs for this engagement She viii hc
seen in number of gorgeous gowns. The
Lola troupe OF gymnasts. consisting Of five
athletes. who accomplish a series Of h"-
vilderinE. sensational fcats, tho Tyrola
Romancers, an aggregation Of Venetian
singers I'm q spectacular act. Florence
Scartch and Jules Bernard in a lively sing
ing talking and dancing skt: tho Eight
Cabaret Entertainers; George Leonard and
company in a sprightly sketch. The Maid
and tho Mcddlcr." and the -Four Dancing
IIarmonists are among other features o1
this programme Matinee performances
are given Wednesday. Saturday and sun
day. Frank Goodale, who created 80 much
interest few days ago by sailing his
dirigiblc from the park 10 the German neet.
making flights twice daily, weather r"r-
hitting. and Professor Lotto and hi7 ROYAL
Italian Guards Band remain among the
permanent free attractions ~ the free
open air stand there will he = now array
Of circus acts 10 entertain tho throur..
Fireworks are displayed every Thursday
night.
3. F. Keith's Union Square.
n s seldom that vaudeville recruits from
the legitimate 50 brilliant and popular a
musical comedy star as Maud Lambert,
recently featured with Eddie Fov IN tho
success. over the River and Ernest V.
Ball. the well known composer Of many
song hits. These two clever people have
Joined forces and appear in conjunction
for the first time AT b. r. Kcith's Union
Square. offering new and original SONGS
after their individual manner.
Still another FIRST time act will he vel
lington Cross and Lois Josephine. two Of
the stars Of Blanche Rings wall street
Girl" AZ the Geo. VI. Cohan Theatre. offer
ing a comedy slit which IS interpreted
with clever songs and dances.
In Old new OIh VIII nav iNn ''ioN
New York production. presented 10y Harry
Eeresford with carefully selected COM
pany Of six players. II is play Of alb
sorbing interest portraying characters OF
the East Side.
Then comes the famous European pan
feminist, Joe Jackson, who will cause a
sensation with his unique style Of panto-
mimic comedy, while Fields and Lewis will
continue the uproar in their side splitting
monoogue. Ed Corell and Charles GIL
lette offer an original acrobatlc stunt and
according TO the critics have made a sub
stantial hit everywhere.
The late leading Juvenile Of Mcintyre and
Heath's success I'm Haytl," Carl McCul-
Tough, will present n series OF Spotlight
Impressions" The Dennis Brothers, a re-
cent discovery from the West. will give
a thriller in gymnastlc work, while Profess
sor Pope will offer an extreme novelty,
introducing "Uno." the only talking canine
in the world
Winter Garden.
The engagement Of the summer edition
Of "Whirl OF Society at the Winter Gar
den is now drawing to a close. None Of
the productions made at the 10Th street
playhouse of entertainment have been re-
ceiyed with such enthusiasm or have played
to such large and delighted audiences.
"Whirl OF Society" has been a whirl OF