New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-05
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ures of the Folies Bcrsercs. presenting
sprightIy sketch interspersed with songs
end dances Chapman and Beruhe will Of
fer a physical culture specially that shows
long training and skill.
Valeska Suratt will make her reappear-
ance i'm vaudeville at Hammerstein's Vic
toria Theatre next week, after the close
of her tour in THE Red Rose Miss
Suratt. assisted by "A large company, viii
present an original one-act musical skit en-
titled Cabaret a la Hammerstein.' Tom
Edwards. the huntsman ventriloquist. viii
also appear. while Cook and Lorenz VIII
present comedy sketch called THE Two
Millionaires" Ralph Hertz, late star of
the DIR. De Luxe" company. has been en-
gagged as an extra attraction and the
comedian will entertain the audience with
a monologue and character singing Others
or, the bill are the Bison City Quartet.
singing comedians; the -Four SOILS Brolh-
ers. Mexican musicians; Peaison ana
Goldie. singers and comedians; Mapel
Fonda Troupe, clever lady CLUB JuGSierS'
Arminta and Burke. comedy acroOats' ana
Duff and Walsh. singers and and dancers
Only two more weeks remain in which 10
see the present show at the Hippodrome'
Around the World" and the mammoth
Durhar circus will conclude the most pros
porous of all seasons at the Hippodrome on
Saturday night, May 49, The great snow IS
given exactly as at the beginning OF lhe
season, with the addition OF the new circus
programme The scenic features include
the sandstone in the desert. the forest hre'
the gorgeous Butterfly Ballet, etc. and IN
the circus programme Sic Hassan Ben All
Arabs continue to perform their feats OF
whirlwind tumblng. Powers's elephants
are we'll trained, while other acts are La
Rose Marguerite. Robert and Louise Cot
trell, the Mrano Brothers the Three Don
ais, etc
Ben Welch's Burlesquers. with Lew Kelly
and big company. come to Hurtig * sea
mons Music Hall this week
Society folk, comprising the elect OF the
Newport, New York. Philadelphia. Boston,
Chicago and Montreal Four Hundred, DIS
porting upon the beaches and in the break
ers at Palm Beach and St. Augustine RIO
ing and driving. in the tennis courts ana
upon the lawns and golf links at virginia
Hot Springs, is the series OF klnemacoior
pictures which will be the new feature 10
lend contrast TO THE Durbar" presentation
at the Garden Theatre for the current
week In many instances the individual
subjects posed for the color camera, WIN
highly realistic results
1.-THE Passing Parade" is this weeks at
traction at the Murray Hill Theatre. In
the cast are James Rowland. Charles Ave
ling, Al. Garfield, Lee Rose. George Mayo.
Helen Ely, Libbe Blondel, Anna Belle and
Carrie Behr, and there is the usual large
chorus of sprightly girls.
The spring edition of the Winter Garden
entertainment continues 10 find favor with
the large audiences which patronize that
amusement institution. Al JolsOn, Stella
iMayhew, Lawrance D'Orsay, Jose Collins,
Melville Ellis, Martin Brown, Billee Taylor,
Dole Dalnert, Moon and Morris, Clarence
Harvey, Ernest Hare. the Courtenay Sis
tiers, Howard and Howard, Mildred Elaine,
Edward Cutler and Doris Cameron cons'i-
tute the army of fun makers, and the
Texas Tommy" dancers have created
genuine liking for their work. "A Night
with the Pierrots," with its burlesque OF
"Sumurun' and white-faced ninstrelsy;
"Whirl of Society" with its songs and
! fun. and The Rose Of Ispahan,' with the
new dance by Jose Collins and Martin
Brown. constitute a full evenings enter
tainment There will be the usual gala
Sunday night concert tonight