New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
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/lC.tt 10 IS L DlIltS ld!Ur. VIII d'iA ~ NV
comedy strength Of the Trosramme.
The Bellies OF the Boulevard. one Of the
new Columbia Amusement Company's or
Canizations. will he seen for the first time
IA this city at the Columbia Theatre this
week r. is q large company OF come
dams. singers and dancers. presenting a
two-act musical "melanGc." the first show
Ing the ballet room in the New York The
atre and the second. called The Pet OF
Paris" representing French chate1u
and gardens profusely illuminated. In
tho cast arc Florence Bennett Snitz
Moore Lillian lIooyer. Barry Melton,
Harry Campbell. Dale and Harris and Lin
ton and Lanier De Wolfe.
Among the groups at the Eden Musee
In the World I'm Wax Is au interesting one
entitled "CounterreIters Surprised by 81,
crct Service officers" An entire change
Of hourly ciuematograph pictures IS being
shown. and in addition there are concerts
every afternoon and evening
The Firm Avenue announces for. next
week Mile Dazie. the popular little dancer
assisted by SisnOr BouhGlio and ten cory
phecs. In a cycle Of ballet and ciSssl"
dances Dazic during her absence has
won high houOrs for her work For two
seasons she was the premiere danseuse at
the ok mpia. Paris. Later she became the
sensation OF IieSfcld's "Follies." Other
attractions are Willa Holt Wakefield, who
will sing new songs In her own delightful
way. one of the comedy sketches will be
q satire Of Dazie 10y the famous come
dams Bedini and Arthur, assisted by
eddie Cantor. Willie Brothers Will make
their first American appearance in an
equilibristic specially. \ trio Of clever
entertainers. Stepp, Mehlnger and King
viii offer a blend Of wit, lyrics, melody
aud jollity.
At Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre next
week Stella Hammerstein will make her
vaudeville debut on her fathers stage
Miss Hammerstein has secured for this
occasion a sketch entitled The Tyranny
of Fate" by Herbert Thomson. and viii
he supported by a COMPANY OF seven play
ers. other numbers on the programme
are Blossom Seeley. lately in "The Hen,
pecks' in her original method of singing
sO-Called Frisco songs; York and
Adams. the Hebrew comedians, with new
stories and parodIcs; Isabel D'Armond
and Frank Carter. in a dainty singing ana
dancing skit and. for it's last week. 'My
I.ady's Fans C'dans les tabeauN vi
wants..
The Indian Durbar I'm all it's sumptuous
grandeur is seen I'm faithful reproduction
at the Hippodrome, I'm which spectacle 1t Is
one OF the striking features. Besides the
pOtentatos who are seen riding upon hories
with trapplnss of silver and cloths Of gold.
there are slave girls. Hindu fdklrS, nau''h
dancers. a regiment uf mounted soldicry
and animals oi tn, Orient. from sacred cows
10 q herd Of elephants. forming a pageant
the like of which has probably never before
seen shown ON any other stage. Rcsid :
the Durhar scene one may visit Italy.
Spain ireland. England. Turkey. Egypt,
ltonoluln and Switzerland Al the Hippo
dromc tonight the Philharmonic Society
will give a concert, prcsentiHs AZ sololsts
Miss Estcllc LicblInS. soprano and Josef
Lhevinne. Russian pianist There will bc a
popular programme, largely made M of
Wagnerian selections. The concert viii be
given at popular prices
The Trocadcro BurlCsquers will bc at
IIurtig & Seamons l25th Street Music Hall
this week "Sweeny's Vacation" two-act
travosty, will be given. with Frank Finney
Minnie Burke, Sam j. Adams, Jeanette
Young and other popular performers In the
cast.
The Jersey Lilies will present two one
act burlesques at the Murray Hin Theatre
this week. They are called a Compll-
Gated Affair" and Winning a Miss There
is long east Of comedians and vocalsts
who are well known to patrons OF bur-
lesque houses, among them Butch Cooper.
Charlie Howard. Lucia Cooper, Jim Dixon,
Robert Algier. Della Schall and Fannie ST.
Clair. varied vaudeville bill viii he given
between the burlesques
. Tie 'Durbar la kiuema color has
finished It's first week AT the New York
Theatre with - record attendance II H.
predicted that the pictures will run FOR
year In New York. The new series of pict-
ures shows the magnitc-nce of tile cere-
monies surrounding the proclamation of
King Emperor George at Delhi and the
extended visit Of the royal party in other
parts of India.
The coronation pictures remain at the
kinemacolor Theatre with an additional
film showing the incidents at the Crystal
Palace dog show In London.
There are four companies playing Charles
Elein's drama. The Gamblers" on the
road a the present time At the present
rate of earning capacity II is estimated
that tho four companies will make a profit