New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
IN THE VARIETIES
Many Novelties Featured on
Bills for the Week.

LILLIAN LORRAINE is the featuTeu
attraction at the Palace this week with
some new songs and gowns Others are
Bert Clark and Mabel Hamilton, the
musical comedy stars; Charles Ross and
Mabel Fenton. old vaudeville favortes;
Charles Kellogg, the California naturalist
and nature singer. with his Dancing
Flame" 4 blade OF fire which he Is able
TO eXtinguish by the sound of his voice;
the four Fords, dancers; Ida O'Day, in
her original "songalogue"; Joseph Her
bert, jr and Lillian Goldsmith In their
novelty singing and dancing act; Edwards
and Herbert, and Mile. Storey and com
pany with their Dance Of the Flirt."
DON'T DO THAT" a one act farce
presented by Jack Devereau and his COM
pany under the management of William
Elliott, is the headline attraction at the
Union Square Theatre this week 1t is
by Jeanette Norden Shields, and tells an
interesting story Of home life full of
amusing complications. Another laugh
able farce was called Ward 30" pre-
scented by a company of five players.
Kajiyama. a clever Japanese artist, who
writes upside down, backward. with both
hands and I'm every other conceivable
way, is another feature. Other numbers
were the four Bards, with acrobatic feats;
Marie and Billy Hart i'm THE Circus
Girl; Ruth Roye, with new songs; Mr..
and Mrs. Jimmie Barry. in their skit
The Rube"; the Meredith Sisters, in
songs. and Sprague and McNeece in
roller skating exhibition.
EMMETT CORRIGAN made his vaude-
vile debut yesterday at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre i'm AN Eye for an Eye" the
playlet which scored hit at the recent
Lambs Gambol. Another feature is
Jesse l.. Lasky's presentation of Three
Types" attractive girls in a series of
artistic poses. Others appearing are
Julius Tanner, with his chatterboX style
monologue; Walter Lawrence and Frances
Cameron with songs; Stepp. Goodrich and
King, rathskeler performers; w. II. st.
James and company, I'm Stockings /;
Lawrence Semon with his cartoons; John
and Winnie Hennings, the De Lasso
Troupe, and the Upside Down Zerbaldas,
with acrobatic feats.
ADELE RICHIE heads the bill at
Hammerstein's Victoria this week with
new repertory of songs and some stun
ming gowns Others are Lydia Barry, a
singing Coincidence; VIII Murphy and
Blanche Nichols present ~ School for
Acting" Mile. Gabrielle, the half woman {;
Fatima, the Oriental dancer; Harry Car
roll. making his debut as single enter
tainer; Bankon and Grille dancers; Ball
nj ITgrrig Arthur
DEACON Five Mowatts. Hickey Brothers
Loney Haskell Girard and West, the
Bochards, Sailla Brothers and Tom Robin.
CECILIA LOTUS is the headline at
traction al the Alhambra this week, with
her imperSonations of American and Eu-
ropeau stage celebrities. Others are
James and Bonnie Thornton. The En-
peror and Empress OF Song and story ;
Valerie Bergere and company. in "A
Bowcry Camille; Raymond and Caverly'
Seldom's Poems I'm Marble; Ed. Morton
the singing comedian; Jed and Ethel
Doolcy. entertainers; Bert Enroll. the
lady CD with the Tetrazzlni voice, ana
Charles Weber. the eccentric juggler.
DOUGLASS FAIRBANKS IS appearing
at the Colonial Theatre thiS'week as the
headline attraction I'm the comedy sketch
"A Regular Business Man This Will be
his only vaudeville appearance prior 10
his starring tour with william II. Crane
and Amelia Bingham. Jesse l.. Lasky
Yesterday presented for the first time IN
New York an elaborate musical comedy
The Red Heads" featuring James b.
Carson and a number Of attractive girls.
The balance Of the bill includes Ray COX
i'm "A series of original characterizauons;
Dainty Marie. in n singing, comedy ana
trapeze specially; Sidney Jarvis and Nir-
glnia Dare. with singing and dancing
act; Lola Merrill and Frank otto in her
Daddy's Friend; McDevitt, Kelly and
I.ucey. as The Piano Movers and the
Actress. Dagwell Sisters. In a song
rcpertory, and the Azard Brothers