New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27

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/ cldedy among the headlners. There is
nothing strikingly new in what they do
! but the way In which they do It Is most
amusing Another deliberately staged
number is The Dance Of the Siren IN
which Lillian Goldsmith ard Joseph Her
! bert. ir.. do some excellent, II decidedly
modern. dancing. before the siren lures
the ssilorman TO destruction with her MIN
! bic pink toes Cheyenne DAYS. picture
OF the life and sports Of the American
cowbay is another good number, provid-
| Ing the necessary thrills to make cow
I boys life worth while. Among old favor
! ties Billy McDermott the last OF CoXey
army" received and earned particular
! ~ hearty reception. The programme OF
seventeen numbers is as diversified "a II
| could he made
Sarah Bernhardts private film OF her
| life and diver sions at Belle Isle her sum-
mer home on the coast or Brittany
which. IL was announced last week. would
never he publicly exhibited, has been put
/ In the bill AT the Palace this week lt
/ is = headllner OF sorts Another feature
! Of this class is the tabloid musical com
| edy presented nv Billy V. Van, the Beau
/ mont Sisters and company OF twenty
/ FIVE on the bill are also those excellent
acrobatic dancers the Eight Berlin Mad.
| caps
! When Mcintyre and Heath appear on
/ the stage at the Fifth Avenue bearing
| the same old trunk. trombone and pass
drum used i'm their Georgia Minstrels
sketch the audience anticipates their
opeuing lines with a roar OF laughter
which continues throughout the entire
length Of the sketch. with barely enough
pausea for the old Jokes 10 be heard
| This is announced as the farewell week
! for Mcintyre and Heath. and their
| friends have turned out in force 10 give
/ them a fitting send-off. During the re-
mainder Of the week they will offer The
Man from Montana and waiting AT me
| Church" Another headliner on the Dill
AT this theatre is Valerie Bergere and her
company in the Oriental fantasy. HIS
Japanese Wife" In which o Chicka San,
the dainty but deluded Japanese, Is per-
| suaded into Americanisms OF manner ana
| becomes p real American wife VINO rules
! the roost" Harold Crane and Florence
| Mackie are pleasing in The Key 10 the
| Heart" little operetta by Edgar Allan
I Wolf and Silvio Helm. The plot is
| light enough but the music is good and
the songs and dances are charmingly pre-
scented by the pair. The Girl from Nil
waukee" is entitled TO the blue ribbon
she wears as a CONSPICUOUS part OF her
tasteful costume. for her voice is really
good and her songs are delivered in quite
an attractive manner. Car Mccullough
gives limitations Of Harry Lauder, Eddie
Fov. Ethel Barrymore and several others,
the best being a stsrtingly faithful one
Of George Monroe. with his 'vurry, vurry
delightful manner 10 the life Among
others on the bill are Rembrandt the air
,oonist. Genevieve Warner with her
harp and songs. Ward Brothers. in their
dances Emily Darrell and Charlie Con
way. i'm Behind the Scenes and SUIT
ton. Mcintyre and Sutton, in the skit,
The Pumpkin Girl"
"Flashlight Crsgin." one Of the best
one act detective plays In vaudeville Is
among the headliners al the Union Square
this week G. H. O'Donnell who plays
Cragin, the detective who never forgets
face. gives an Interesting performance
and has the support OF a very good cast
The playlet. although full OF thrills. has
some genuine humor in the lines OF Fred
ricka Flemmons. who plays Mrs. Tiobs.
The son who goes wrong and gets his
chance 20 reform is convincinsly done
I ~ al b
"a Fixing the Furnace" with George
ROLAND and Billy Kelly as the plumb
ers No matter how laughably they bur
lesque the artists OF the monkey wrench
and blow stove. one can't help being re-
minded Of how closely the burlesque re-
sembles the well known truth about
plumbers Mr. Burgsteler has collected
some fine voices IN his Human organ"
act The unnamed lady who sings the
Hero Song is not only the owner Of
a charming voice. but also strkingly good
looking The cute little Turner Twins
are pleasing and lisp good accompant-
ment 10 the songs sung by Miss Pat
Baker. Grant Gardiner has a good mono
logue act. and not only pulls some queer
melodies out Of a piano. but also man
ages to get a large Persian rug from its
depths. Prince Flora. the monkey. IL
truly so nearly human "a 10 be startling
He can play pool better than great
many men. ride a bicycle great deal
better than most men, and eats. drinks,
smokes and piles into bed exactly In the
manner OF every man.
Valeska Suratt is being released from
the awful chains OF woe and plunged into
q mad whirlpool Of Joy and love AT the
Colonial Theatre this week in her fan
tasv Black Crepe and Diamonds" by
George Baldwin who impersonates Love
and does the releasing for Miss suratt.
ing which is part OF the JOY that
Love brings in his train Evidently
Woe isn't in II AT all against the heavy
loads OF Laughter and Dance that are
played against her. for she vanishes and
leaves Miss Suratt I'm the arms OF Love.
who climbs the stairs and disappears al
the end OF the battle Isabelle D'Admond
and Frank Carter are making their last
American appearance in an act includ-
ing some new songs and dances. 7. Ray
Barnes and Bessie CrawfoE are playlng
in new act. The Magazine Man and
the Lady" Edna Munsey. late Of The
Rose Maid" is pleasing in her songs, and
John Miltern, with Albert Parker and
company appear in the one-act melo-
drama. The Girl"
At the New Brighton Theatre Tempest