New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-27

new 10 Aihambra patrons. 1t Is the WORK
OF Graham Moffat author OF "Bunty
| Pulls the Strings" and "A Scrape o. the
Pen" and will be given by company
OF Scotch players. Kate Watson, The
Truly Rural Girl" will offer rlonologue
| OF dryHhumor. and Bonita and Lew Hearn
will be seen in bits of Musical Comedy"
Other important features on the bill Will
! include Haydn. Dunbar and Haydn. in
Artistic Oddities: Cunningham and
Marion. acrobatic comedians; Buckley's
and terpsichorean novelty. On Sunday
two concerts will be given, as usual
Bronx.
/ company OF twenty-five people, headJS
ed by Taylor Granville and Laura Pier !
/ pont. will head the programme at y. F. !
/ Keith's Bronx Theatre the coming week
/ In THE System" a sketch which deals
with the workings of the police and mem |
/ bers of the underworld. Ida Brooks |,
/ Hunt and Cheridah Simpson will be seen
| in musical repertory. Winsor McCay,t
the newspaper cartoonist, will OFFER his !
original idea in moving picture cartoons.
/ Jim Diamond and Sybi Brennan will
Danish the blues with their Nifty Nom
sense" The remainder Of the bill will in !
Guide the Avon Comedy Four. in THE |
New Teacher: Emerson and Baldwin. |,
comedy jugglers; Mccormick and Wal !
! lace. In a ventrloquial skit; the Tor |
nados, aerial twirlers, and Ssnsone and |
Della. sensational acrobats. Sunday con- !
ce-ts will take place as usual
Colonial.
John J. McGraw manager Of the New
York Giants, will be the first attraction
at the Colonial next week. He will make
I his debut in vaudeville with a monologue
entitled Inside Baseball" in which he
will reveal secrets OF team work elab-
| GRATED by the Giants which gave them the
| National League pennant this year. Nc
| Graw will appear I'm full evening dress b.
| F. Keith induced Mr.. McGray to go on
the stage after long persuasion backed
| by the largest salary ever paid an Amer
| lean performer.
| Also on the bill at the Colonial for the
coming week will be Ray Cox, late feat
ure of The Charity Girl who VIII pre-
! sent a series Of original CONSIDERATIONS;
( Arthur Hopkins Dance Dream; Maude
/ Lambert and Ernest Ball, in some OF their
own compositions; the Boganny troupe :
! OF acrobats: Frank North & Co, in
comedy sketch: DuCalion. THE Talking
Englishman on the lettering Ladder;
! mi a
the Six Granathos Sisters. Concerts VIII
| be given, as usual, on Sunday.
Columbia.
The Midnight Maidens burlesque COM
pany will be at the Columbia Theatre this
week. presenting two one-act burlettas
| called respectively, The Honeymoon
and Cupid" The scene Of the first piece
shows the apartments of a wealthy young
| bachelor I'm New York, and the other is
reproduction OF the interior of Pullman
car In which burlesque company is max
| ing a tour of Australia. Both skits are SAID
to furnish lively fun and music and dane F.
| ing Among the principals In the long
cast are Elmer Tenley, Bob Van Osten,
Virginia Royden Clare Burg. Daisy Nor
wood. the National Comedy Four, Bissett
and Hanscom and Sanders and Cameron,
and there is a large chorus. Incidental TO
the burlesque performance an attractive
vaudeville bill WIFI be given.
Keitns Union Square.
At Il. +. Keiths Union Square Theatre
Miss Florence Roberts leads in a one-act
play, called The Woman Interyenes,"
by J. Hartley Manners, who has so many
excellent vaudeville features to his credit
, Miss Roberts has distinguished herself in
many legitimate roles. and this new
sketch is said to suit her talents exactly.
( Those who recall the we'll known girl
musical comedy entertainers, Tempest
and Sunshine. will be glad TO welcome
Florence Tempest and her company OF
ten comedians, including Messrs. Aveling
and Lloyd, I'm Il surprise musical comedy
called College Town" Paul Morton,
who comes from the famous family OF
funmakers, the -Four Mortons,' will be
assisted by Miss Naoma Glass present
ing a sprightly skit Still another first
presentation will be Professor Sarnofs
instrumental novelty. called The Gypsy
Idol" which is said to be special sur
is the name OF Joseph Harris latest play,
which will be presented here for the first
time. 1t is a tabloid comedy of the UNI
derword with unique characters. Haw-
thorne and Burt, Hebrew comedians.
make a welcome temperance with
fresh supply Of original wit and up-to-
date parodies.
The surrounding bill includes the first
appearance here of the celebrated dra-
matte soprano. Alma Youin, in a reper-
/ tory OF classical and popular ballads:
George Schreck and Mabel Percival. in a
comedy acrobatic novelty. Bert Terrell,
q Dutch character vocalist, and the -Four
Tenny Sisters, minstrel banjo girls.
Hammerstein's.
"Rube" Marquard and Blossom Seeley
will head a rollicking thirteen-act bill at