The evening world., 1913-06-28
PLANS forming
FOR MOVIES SHOW
At CENTRAL PALACE
Bills for Coming Week at
Theatres in Town and at
Seaside.
. PREPARATIONS are being rushed
for the FIRST International Exposi-

- PREPARATIONS are being rushed
for the first international Exposi-
ton Of the Motion Picture Art, to
be held at Grand Central Palace during
the week OF Juiy17. Included IN the
exhibits will be four W .to-dats movinS
picture theatres. In thom will b the
newest type Of scat. the latest style OF
screen, the safest IRE devices and the
last thing In reels. All the shows will
be free to patrons Of the exposition.
Perhaps the most interesting thing u
visitors will be the process Of manu-
facture. They will see the raw matsria;
manufactured for the hlms: the pro-
jecting machines In every detail from
the first rivet; reheArsais for shows;
how the reels are cut" and the finished
product upon the screens.
For next week at the Academy Of
Music the stock company will present
The Desertefs."
The Easiest Way" will 5e played BY
the company at the Harlem Opera
House.
Another OF Eugene Walters plays.
Paid In Full" will be the offering At
the Manhattan Opera House.
VAUDEVILLE BILLS.
At Hammerstein's Theatre and Roof
Garden will be Don. the talking dog:
Grace Van studdiford. comic opera
prima donna: Ben Welch. Hebrew
comedian: John F. Conroy and his Div
ing Models. the Marvellous Millers.
dancers; Joseph Herbert jr. and Lillian
Goldsmith In The Dance Of the
Siren" and Sophie Tucker.
Established entertainers will continue
to dance and sing at the Madison Square
Roof Garden. and amateurs will be
given a chance to show what they can
do on Monday and Friday evenings.
Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre will
have q hypnotist who calls himself
THE Modern svenEali." Conroy and LII
Marie. the Paulham Team In polo and
basketball on bicycles. william Sisto
monologist; the Two Roses. instru
mentalists. and others. Capt. George
Anger In Jack and the Giant" will head
the bill at the One Hundred and TWEEN.
yt-hfth street Theatre. At the Fifty.
eighth Street Theatre little Major Doyle
Will be the big attraction. For its CHIEF
feature the Twenty-third Street Theatre
will have the piaylet I'm 1890"
On tho bill at Keith's Union Square
Theatre will be the musical spectacle,
"A Night at the OPERA" John dc Persia
Ia "A Close Call" Lorense and Gal.
laEher. parodlsts; Gordon and Rica
cyclists; Miss Maxine and her picka.
ninnies. Armstrong and Ford. and
others.
At the American Theatre will be Johl
thinner. Derkin's Animals. the Ton
Cornetto Trioa. the Eight vassar Girls
leila Clayton. Dick Bernard and Com
pany. Brown and West and Hanlon an
Hanlon.
PARKS AND BEAcHEs.
Among others at the Brighton Bsac
Music Hall will be Ching Ling Foo, tn
famous magellan. vinis Daily in song
and limitations. Billy Gould and Bell
Ashlyn. Sophie Bernard. Lou Anger an
Company, and John and Mae Burke.
The New Brighton Theatre Will hav,
Marie Mcfarland and Madame : Il
operate selections. the "Pinafore" Kid
dies, Fields and Lewis In THE Miser!
Of q Hanson Cab" Arthur Dunn an,
Katherine Hayes In COMEDY . Il
Carte" Ward and Curran In 'Th
Stage Doortender." and others.
The bill ct Hendsrson's Music Hal
, Coney Island. will include Harry vo
} and koxitka Dolly In songs and dance
, 1.-THE Purple Lady" . tabloid musicl
} comedy: Prince Flora. pool playin
monkey: the stan-Stanley Trio Of fui
makers. Armstrong and Manly In q"
Happened This Way" the K!ilor
trapese performers. and the Five Ma
vellOus Melis.
There will be . new circus and
change OF vaudeville bill at Luna Par
A special display Of fireworks will
given on the Fourth ct Palisad
Amusement Park. May Ward will hel
I the vaudeville bill.