New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
Colonial.

4 programme headed by E,a Tangua7
has been assembled 10 mark the closing %
the season at the Colonial Theatre. Ap'
propriately the bill scintilates with ware
riety's BRIGHTEST features, and participants
in the farewell festival have in store one ~
the most delightful treats OF the season.
Miss Tanguay will sigualze the event BY
appearing in what amounts practically %
a brand new repertory Of song numbers,
wearing those gorgeous and bizarre cos-
tunes such as only the cyclonic comeni-
enne can devise Jessie Busley and cpn-
many. in a comedy drama in one act ~
Rupert Hughes. called Miss 3lS" and deal.
ing with department store life. is one OF tf5
features selected for the farewell bin joe
Jackson. the comedy Ncyclst. Is st:ll an
other conspicuous feature. Among others
are Ashley and Lee. in "A capital nuSl'h
duologue. chinatown: Couliu. steele ard
Conlin. In a musical and singing oNerihE'
the -Four Onetti Sisters. in a lively diver
basement AdonIs and dog. In a picturesque
special: Wright and Dietrich n singing
number and the La Toy Brothers. novelty
acrobats. The sunday concerts week
from to-day will mark the seasons CLOSING;
Columbia.
The Columbia Amusement Company ar'
uounces that the summer production "'
lurlesque that will be shown ar the C"'
umbia Theatre for the first time to-nlor'
row afternoon has been prepared upon
more elaborate and extensive lines t''n
ANYTHING hitherto attempted al that hou>H.
II is two-act piece. written by Aaron
Hoffman from his musical comedy called
Let George Do IT," recently presented for
ono week at the Manhattan Opera Hon.
In its original shape this production vHi
essentially a burl"squc show. and i'5
adaptablity to the style oi entertainment
in vogue AZ the Columbia required only Tia
introduction Of few lively musical nrn,-
bcrs and of several comedy scenes "rf
situations of tho sort familiar io patrons
Of this house Mr. Hoffman + said 10 hare
accomplished his purpose without resortinS
TO rough horscpay or (" anything even r'-
motely approaching suGg"stN"noSS whi'h
* the commend. bl" aim sought by tn" 90
!umbia Amusement Company in its "ror''
to present clean. wholesom" lurles,u'
shows The Morry-Go- Rounders i, o."
title of the now work. and II Is said 70 -
III that its nam" implies. h"'nS q''H
succession of lively comedy scen'>. spirit
ed musical numbers and roliicHinS dance
many of which are entirely nH" NUM-
I OF Of novel electrical effect have been
devised Tor this productions. and to
scenery and costume. all of which Pc
nov. arc said 80 he i'm keeping nth go
best standards ~ metropolitan a"hle''-
ment. Tho cast is mad" mp entirely ~ come
Jians and singers vho have not hsretofo'
been Identified with hur"sGue. prm'!l'
among them being Gcorg" = Nurph'
Leoua Stephens. Ralph Austin. Pauline Ia
+ .orme Abbott Northlcy Victor ksnp'
Louise Brunette and L. \. Turner ara
there is q large chorus. mostly ot G'''
Eden Musee.
Tho figure or General prczcc a. 80
I'd. ,'usee. IS the central attraction -
,nc Mexican group ~ this time tIo. j
,usr and clarence y. r Richeson. ~ 80
,rynt. also keep the world ~ wax NJ -
datc Concerts cinematograph de llf'
and added attractions are also - be en'
loved AT this popular place ~ amusement
Fifth Avenue.
At Proctor's Fifth Aycnu" Theatre next
week Maclyn Arbuckle will max" l'> 'i'
we'll appearance I'm vaudeville prior W y
starring tour next season i'm his tiNpu''
vehicle The Round Up For next week
Nr Arbucklc will appear In The k"-
form Candidate" stirring playlyt "r
contemporary political interest. The char
acter Mr.. Arbuckle essays Is that of an
easy boss" fashioned somewhat along
the lines Of Jim Hacker IN "Ife touh''
chairman" but with all TN" unmllSd''l
mcanness Of Horrigan IN The Man ol inc
Hour" Included I'm the sketch rs "".'
philosophy and humor, said to b" tleNetly
blended. while the dramatic episodes a'e
brilliant reflections of the tense excitement
OF political life. Mr.. Arbuckle has sur
rounded himself with a company belonging
10 the aristocracy of the vaudeville play
world. Gertrude Vanderbilt, fresh from