New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

dTOunu nEn Class entertainment any pre-
ceding week OF the season. The chief at
traction will be the first appearance in
vaudeville of Captain +. +. Kleinschmidts
sensational motion pictures of roplng big
game in Alaska and Siberia. These pict-
ures come direct from tho Broadway The
atre whore they have hccn shown at
double the present price Of admission.
They insure the onlooker n liberal edu
cation In the adventurous life in the great
north. Henry Give presents novelty in
THE Spirit Paintings These paintings
were seen I'm London, Paris and Berlin,
and by special arrangement with p. r..
Selbit they are now shown here for
limited engagement. Positively the last
week Of Don the talking dog. is an
nounced. Don is held over for a final
week 10 give all an opportunity TO hear
this remarkable animal before he leaves
the city Norton and Lee return 70 mako
a last appearance In vaudeville prior 10
joining Mile. Trentini's company, for which
they are specially engaged
Luna.
Luna continues TO be the centre OF
amusement activity at Coney Island.
Everybod knows that there is no place
on earth like Coney Island. 1t is pre-
emnently and absolutely in a class by
itself. end the crowds which are pouring
into Luna this season demonstrate the
public's appreciation Of the big amuse-
ment resorts reputation as "the heart OF
Coney Island"
Madison Square Roof.
The Madison Square Roof Garden, the
largest OF its kind in the world, oeglns
its twelfth week tomorrow evening.
The big two-acre roof is festooned with
thousands of colored electric lights and
ornamented with masses OF plants and
flowers bay trees, palms and exotic
blooms.
New Brighton.
For the coming week al the New Brigh-
ton Theatre the bill will be headed by
OLGA Petrova, the English artist who Is
returning 10 this country after sue
cessful all summer engagement in Lon
don. Last spring Petroya jumped, over
nieht. from an obscure position TO one OF
stellar prominence She proved strong
drawing card during her engagement at
the New Brighton carly in the season and
the management Immediately booked her
to return. She has an entirely new offer
iug handsomely embellished by superb
costume creations, especially designed 1or
her BY leading Partisan modistes AS the
added attraction the New Brighton man
agement announces George Harts pro-
duction. "A Night in a Turkish Bath
the popular One-act musical farce featur-
ing Robert j. Webb the well known
singing comedian The piece IS elao-
org tely staged. the setting representing
IN. loungjng room of metropolitan
bathing establishment. in which are seen
ell of the intricate parapheinaNa whlc"
one may expect 10 find in such place
Palisades Park.
Al Schenck Brothers Greater Palisades
Amusement Park the coming weeks pro-
gramme at the rustic theatre Is one III
which the comedy element is strong anu
includes such entertainers as All RaJah
the thought king. in mind readlng act
which has been accepted as one or the
most mystifying AS well As amusing
features in vaudeville. Among others are
Shipping. Kennedy and Reeves, singing
comedisns: Divine Dodson. the impersoh-
ator: Luckstonc, Cambcll and Davies the
novelty performers: Fitzgerald and OdeN,
comedians: Virginia Grant, the singing
comedicnne: I'D Williams, entertainer
and Mannix and Vernon, the song ana
dance artists. who scored such hit last
week that they have been retained
second week. There will be matinee per-
forrnances Wednesday, Saturday and Sun
cay.