New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

dancing girls. One OF vaudevllles br..z,.
est musical comedy features Is Isaholrs
dArmond. comedlenne. and Frank Carter
in a vocal and instrumental number cauas
| Bright Bits
THE Durbar; Second Edition" remains a.
the Garden Theatre. Many inter.,,in.
events not included in the color films whien
were shown at the New York Theatre %,
six weeks receive applause at this presen.
tation, which Is entirely new and ona .,
the most gorgeous spectaces in hlstor1,
The imposing ceremonies incidental to ,ba
final burial off the Cuban coast Of the hat.
tleship Maine are faithfully reproduced &,
the color films, which is shown before ths
close Of every performance.
Tom Lewis and company head the hill q.
Hammersteins Victoria Theatre next week.
They will present a one-act comedy nlav.
let entitled THE Man from the Metropol..
Joseph Howard and Mabel McCana ara
next in Importance, and Frank Fogartv.
the Dublin minstrel, follows. The English
comedienne, Daisy Harcourt, will sing new
songs. and Ned Wayourn's English pony
Ballet will present a novel singing and
dancing act. Others on the bill are Harry
Breen, singing comedian; Beatie and Baal,.
English Juvenile condolences; Skenk
Brothers, the Berrns, in musical novelty;
Those Two French Girls, Clara Ballerins.
Root and White, and Laurence and Rex.
That the Hippodrome spectacles, Around
the World" and the mammoth Durbar Cir.
Gus, make a holiday entertainment which
appeals TO everybody is proven by the
crowds that have taken advantage OF Eas-
tertide to attend the Big Show. The circus
part Of the programme is given in connec-
ton with the great Durbar scene and It's
pageants. There are a dozen star feature
acts, including the Mirano Brothers, who
perform feats Of balance from the top Of a.
flexible pole sixty-two feet high the Has
san Ben Ali Troupe Of Whirlwind Arabs,
| the Cottrell- Powell equestrian speciality,
Powers's performing elephants; Rose Mar
guerite, equestrienne; the Gasch Sisters,
women equihbrists; the Three Donas, m
an exhibition Of physical prowess; the.
Seven Francois, gymnasts, and other acts.
| Marcelne lends his aid 10 the fun-makng,
and is assisted by Alf, the pantommst,
who impersonates a dog, 10 the great de-
| light of the small paygoers. The spectacu-
lar part OF the entertainment remains un-
changed One may still visit every coun-
try worth visiting on the face Of the globe,
besides which there is a gorgeous Ballet Of
Butterflies, a remarkable forest fire scene,
the realistic sandstorm in the desert, and q
water finale Of unusual brilllance.
Gordon and North's World Of Pleasure
IS this weeks attraction at Hurtig & Sea-
mons 1a5th Street Music Hall In the com-
pany are VIII Fox, Harry Marks Stewart,
Charles Raymond, Phrynette Ogden, Eddie
Foley. Tommle Mead. Dora Andrea and
Georgette Armstrong.
The Bellies of the Boulevard VIII be at
the Murray Hill Theatre this week, pre-
sentlng a two-aCt burlesqua of the up-to-
date kind. In the company are Florence
Bennett. Snitz Moore. Harry Campbell
Linton and Lanior De Wolfe william f.
browning. Lillian Hoover. Nellie Dunn and
other We'll known performers, ard there IS
large chorus. The incidental vaudeville
rul includes the Musical Harmonists. the
Praeaar brothers and Dale and Harris
A Night with the P.euots,' "Whlgl Of
Society" and Tho Captive continue 10
mako III the entertainment at the Winter
Garden. where the star cast appears DO all
three parts of tho programme. "A Night
with tro picrr0ts.' with IT'S bIresGue Of
"Sywuruu." ia one OF tie novelties OF The
season. Ito p.e,rot minstrel idea has also