New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-08


Sam chip and Mary Marble will he the
principal attraction II y. r. Keith &
Bronx Theatre for the week beginning to-
morrow. Monday. September O. They Will
present Tor the first time what is de-
scribed as "a picture book plsylet." II is
one-act sketch called The Land Of
Dykes" and was written by Herbert Hall
Winslow A. tho tue suggests. the scene
IL laid In Holland. the story being devised
with view to bringing out the best OF
the comedy talents Of this popular team
Colonial.
Tomorrow. Monday. September o. the
Colonial Theatre. which has been under
going a complete overhauling and refur-
nishlng during the summer months. will
lnaugurate the vaudeville season on the
West Side under the new management Of
the y f. Keith New York Theatres
Company. An unusually attractive bill
has been provided for tho opening week
headed by the latest recruit from the le-
climate stage. Miss Edna Goodrich. who
will appear in now sketch. written by
Claude Gillingwater, called The Awsk-
ening Of Minerva During the action OF
the piece Miss Goodrich WIFI he seen In
number OF the very latest OF Partisan
gowns. which she had made especially
for her vaudeville debut while on recent
visit 10 the French capital. Her support
ing cast will include Henry Mortimer.
Catherine Cherry. Glare Armstrong and
John Logan. Bessie Wynn. THE Lady
Dainty OF Vaudeville" will entertain with
a number OF songs in her own manner.
and a French pantomime. La Somnsm-
bule," Will be adequately interpreted by
Nina Payne and her associate panto-
mimists.
Columbia.
The Gay Masqueraders. burlesdue
company that has never been seen in this
city. Will present "A new two-act satire
called Smiths Widow" at the Columbia
Theatre this week. beginning tomorrow
afternoon. 1t was written by Frank
Kennedy. with lyrics by Ray Goetz and
music by Ted Snyder and Irving Berlin.
and the production was staged By Ned
Wayburn. These names associated with
thing unusual In this form of entertain
ment. and the result OF their combined
efforts cannot fail TO attract more than
ordinary attention TO the Columbia Thea
tire.
Fifth Avenue.
At Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre
Blanche Walsh will appear in The
Countess Nadine" an emotional playIet.
written by Joseph A. Golden. For the
hrst time in many seasons Miss Walsh
Will appear as a Russian society woman
In lighter vein will be the ambitious
operetta. lin Persian Garden, lin which
Louis Simon and Kathryn Osterman and
a company OF twenty will entertain. while
for outright variety, Charles and Fannie
Van will submit for the first time their
new laughalosue, From Stage Carpenter
to Ackter."
Hammerstein's.
The opening week Of the winter sea-
son at Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre
will be known as Big Suffrage Week. Be
ginning tomorrow afternoon. not only
will fifteen entertaining acts be seen,
but also tine absolute novelty of the times.
While an experiment In certain respects,
Yet from It's very holiness patronage
should he at the high water mark
throughout the entire week. At every
performance, matinee and night, noted
suffragette speaker will occupy the boards
for fifteen minutes Embellished with
suffragist surroundings. scenic effects
and hundreds OF suffragists scattered
thrnu ghout the audience. each DAY q dif.