New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-12

ccrtcd ag one of the most pleasing sing
INK acts on the vaudeville stage, and George
q. Reno and company. IN the nOnsensical
atsurdltv. The NISit Army" are prom
iuent on the bill Among other entertain
rys a~r Frank stafford and Marie Stone IN
a novel advertisement. The Hunter $
Game. Raymond ana Caverly. the Ger
man comedians: the Petersen brothers, in
their remarkable acrobat" performance;
Les Fraod Mad. the Partisan ,entvIloqnlsts
and Fay. TWO Colcys and Fay, in a sprlGht-
~ speciality The usual Sunday concerts
viii he given in the afternoon and evening.
NaleSka Suratt and her collection OF en-
tcrtaincrs in the cabaret buffc' perform
au,e is the h-adiine feature at the Colo
nlal Theatre. TIE late star OF The Red
Ross" has n novelty IN her new act Unusual
iut.rcs; l. centred IN the first appearance
lere Of a condensed version OF "Pnafore'
with e javcuic ail-star east which prom
ICES To be one X the most delightful treats
Of the vaudeville season. Harry Fox and
the Milership Sisters I'm their comedy and
singing act and Oracle Emmett and COM
pauy in Mrs. Murphys Second Husband
are prominent among the comedy numbers.
Others included among the entertainers on
this hill are Harry H. Lester. the jovial
jester: Jean Bedini and Roy Arthur the
comedy jugslers; Rice Sully and Scott, In
mlrth- provoking acrobatics, and Gillettes
dogs. The usual Sunday concerts in the af
ternoon and evening.
The Giucor Girls. with n group OF Texas
Tommy Dancers from San Francisco as the
added attraction. will begin a weeks en-
gacemcnt at the Columbia Theatre tomor-
row afternoon. The burlesque company Is
headed 10y Ed Lee Wrothe. and others In
the cast arc Frank &. Wakefield. Jeanette
Sherwood. Beatte Evans. owen Martin
and Frank Carson, and there is "A large
chorus of grls. I'm this production there
is a realistic racing scene In which four
horses appear running at top speed with
rapidly revolving panorama FOR a back
ground The rapid fire comedy and the
spirited musical numbers in the Ginger
Girls show, together with the vivid repro
duc,ion OF a race and the Introduction of
tho lively Texas Tommy Dancers. give
promise Of a week OF unusual excitement
for patrons OF the Columbia.
The Eden Musee offers Sunday concerts
and cInemstosraph European films, in adj
dtion To the several changes In the ever
popular world Of wax. ...
The Fifth Avenue announces the first New
York presentation of new musical Offering
entirely different from anything seen az
Yet. Mabel lIitcs Clowns in a buresque Of
the latest American craze. The Cafe Cab
aret" Vincent Bryan wrote the nonsense
and the celebrated stage manager, Ben Teal.
produced it. Miss Ilite. a favorte comedi-
rnne. has got together "A company of TWEEN
N-iyc unique comedy actors. Their enter
tuinment consists of fourteen distinct vaude-
viii" acts. more than is ordinarily embodied
ia regular programme, and the excite
mtut and fun. which are fast and furious,
last for an hour and twenty minutes, ne
longest time ever allotted TO vaudeville
act Cool. and I.oren2 will make "A welcome
rcappearancc after a long absence In their
comedy. "Th" TWO Millionaire As II src-
oial feature the TOP ~ the Void Dancers
have been engaged to present their novel
offt ring, Kris kringle's Dream" In which