New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
IN VAUDEVILLE LAND
T0p-LlnerS and Increases. a
Trained Seal and a Simian.
FAY TEMPLETON'S RETURN
Truly Shattuck in the KinetO-
phone, Playlets, Punches"
and Laughs.

AIuly SudtCuCk In Lne hlneJO-
phone, Playlets, Punches
and Laughs.
Thomas kdiaOn's uow Invention. tne
te.Nins- singing moving picture. continues
10 5e the real top-liner wherever II Is
shown. Its possibilities continue 70 re
unfo!ded. 10: 1T three II l.. J.. Keith {
New York thcatr,s--the Union Squarc
Colonial and Alhambr3-TTrly Shattuck
IS seen and heard most realistically. and
20 nor fullest advantage While she hci-
SET is appearing at K.ith's Orphcum. In
addition 20 the ueN sensation. Keith .
Union Square Theatre presents =. ". II
Murphy and Blanche Nichols. as Howl
and Rant and Constan, Lemon. supported
BY George Rogers. ~ Harold T.. G:nncr;
Joe Wolf AS Hardly .\ol,. ana others. "a
a playlct. The School Of Acting" whose
aushablc poss!bil,tios. suggested by Tho
names Of the characters. arc carried o..
IN tine plot and the brisk acting. \ new
one-acter by Pcrciyal We'll. The CuIpr!t.
is presented by May Tullv aid hei COM
pauN. thc actress pldyinc Mrs. CaiHl Tue
scene g. laid fl the bdcnclo. apartments
O. Mr.. D.:yea. - the s,Ilous hour u
Widul,ht The feature Of Tie week j.
MaXiu's Models IN living reproductions
Of famous paintings among th m III
"AuSclus" BGgieI's "\vaksnirc Of
Spring and N.ilard's $ hit of -.
The other numbers nclr 20 max" No. %
We'll varied Programme
At Tr0ct0r's Fifth Avenue Theatre
Mimi Amato and = company 81 rsnto-
mlinsts appear in The Apple cf Paris.
written by Aurelio Coccia. with music BY
DAME Dorc. the author himself appear
ng rs Pierrot. The story IL tnat 81 he
temptation OF a Vciy timid and awkward
picrfot from his allegiance 20 his Vie
Vuk Yanakula) ny the beautiful ana
wicked Odcttc IMllc. hmato'. cf duel
between thc wife ana tac ads"n''.'ess. ~
which Picrrot bravciy receives the fat.i
sword thrust. and Of the .-cconciiiation. ~
his insistencc. OF the Two women over his
dyinS aOdy. The rla, ."t is worth seein6
on account @: the splendid pantom.mc o.
the eadin. players. notably - Miss
YsmaLura. Mic. Anal is ID 1.-the. hand
some graccri, yoYIS woman. The chung
Hwa Comedy l'our sings .mparuai!y a
Chinese love song. Irisn ana negro Inc!D-
dies ana Iaud.r's "l snow "a Iassi".
The Zeal of Silence" - T.. \. Cripp"h.
presented ~ Walter Law and h. com
PAM. is tense h.t of drama. woI acted.
\ priest hears the confession ~ e." man
who has Just murdered his brother. ana
Immediately Thereafter socks 20 prot"r'
him. under MS saccrdota, obligation %.
silence. from the murdered mans wife
and the police. Gus Edwards's elaborate
K,d Kabarc; closes the SHOW.
Tho aquatic number ~ y. /. haith
Colonial Theetrc this week. the DIVING
seal. appearing in an act With Tho IfaNila
Brothers. ~ move ana amazing. not ONLY
on account Of the Intelligence OF AZ least
the wonderful training. of the aniinai but
also because OF the fests OF swimming
and diving VI The T'avilss. They appear
10 be anphihious. remaining Under water
NJ the bottom Of the tank TO- Mor" than
'go minutes. whom the seal lch"ves "a "
4 Uere growing alarmed Tor thor safety
and seeks 10 coax them with US hpp''S
back 70 the surface. Tic last icaiuI" 81
this act is nuOthcr exhibition o! mans
endurance under water. The kiIetophonc
pictures. with Truly SAattuck. are Ss
strong al, attraction as they were dUIiue
thor fret week here and elsewhere ~
The Colonial Theatre. az ~ the Union
SQua-c and the AluaMbra LdisoI's ad-
dres. IS given nrst. then Mias Shattucks
pfoeralnrne ard finally the quarrel
scene" between Bru'us and Cassius 'ro"
Julius Cesar "Protcsn acting" With
its lightning changes 81 drcss and MAKE
Up. made popular here some years as"
b. Il Dutch actor III y case o. Arson
Is revived AT tie Colonial this "eoS by
.'Ein Skies" lie plays tho parts OF skies.
Nancy. Fasin and Two others
Mss Fay Teinpleton Waa tine leading
attraction OF last nights progrnnne q;
Uammerstcins Victoria Theatre. This
longtime fayot.te If The BroadWay au-
di.nccs has q Nay - getting her person
oli,y over the toot!,sh,s which never falls
Sic was warmly welcomed. and tn song
ypecioltice which snc gave In her mimi
table manner were TOO tcw fully 70 satisfy
I.r admirers An hour Of Tcmplc'on ~
shor. enough. and She held The stage 10:
hardy more than hall that period. She
ended b, singing Rosy. You are m
rCsv." 1t the request ~ al cnihu".',st al
III. gallery. Even the modern raudeNi.i"
froquerltor still ysarns for indi|idraiiF
ike that Of Fay Templcton ana the Ia
n.n;rd Pete DALEY.
f.aftstDe -fana nIf .
Roue, 81 Nolr." with st. graceful! SYM
bo.ic dance. and the remarkable equili-
irist exhibition OF Dainty Marie. The
latter is q novelty this week ana IS
original and stIihins. Daintj Marie
isn't much OF songstrcss but when she
gets % the rings and poses III m'dar
her perfectly balanced strength and easy
Grace are stunning other numbers which
rle,sed especially were Adon's and dos.
Cllr GORDON. the German Senator Joe
jackson and Ke.ney, NOBODY and Platt.
strong feature Of this weeks bill AK
& J.. keith's Alhsmbra Theatre - an
aIe2ory IN rhyme ana melody entitled
The Kingdom % Destiny which ~ rem
d.r.d BY Edwards Davis and a company.
The same talking pictures are shown here
as al the other Keitl. theatres.
Peter. the monkey with the human
brain" Is said 20 have had college
education. He certainly deports himself
20 ssgaciously in nis performance this
week AT the Bronx Theatre as many pos
e.esors OF an academic degree Ben Deely
,,a o., cou,uanv present The New Bell