Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-29
GE0PGE EDW7ROs, D0lv- lie Hitting Dee
1t rte N<7SH<~O1NM at BROC]ORS -
the week beginning Monday, Decem-

the week beginning Monday, Deem
! Der l.
] Seldom has such an array of clever
| talent been seen on one bill as will
be seen at Proctor's that week. Every
act Is a we'll known favorite with
vaudeville patrons and under ordi-
nary circumstances each of the acts
could be termed a. headiiner. But
| the Proctor idea of vaudeville is to
present an all-star bill every week
and this policy is now being carried
out to the great delight and enjoy
] ment of the thousands who visit
Proctor's weekly.
On the program for December l will
be found Don, the Talking Dog, who
will be introduced by that inimitable
comedian, that rascal, Loney Has
] call. Don is the wonder of the age
| Here is canine who thoroughly I'M
derstands what is said to him and ac-
| tually can speak. The popularity of
| 1t, too, is that he converses in Ger
man. Jesse L. Lasky offers a novel
farce comedy that Is sure to be a big
winner. The act is called "Eloping'
and he has for principals the we'll
known team Of Herrick and Hart.
The famous Broadway comedian,
Herbert Corthell, will be seen In a
brand new comedy drama, entitled
the Cowboy Preacher" written by
Sidney Toler Mr.. Corthell Will be
we'll remembered by his recent sue
cesses In 1.-The Balkan Princess"
"Seven Days" and other big Broad
way productions. In the Cowboy |
Preacher" in which Mr.. Corthell as
sumes the part of the cowboy preach
err, he is very ably assisted by such |
well known people as Dorothy Turak,
who was the leading lady in 1.-THE
Yellow Jacket" Charles Keane, who
has for a number of years headed
his own vaudeville acts and Frank
Wilson. The scene is laid in a West
ern tavern and the lines written for
Mr. Corthell are exceptionally clever,
Elida Morris. the singing come
dienne occupies a prominent position
on the bill With youth, beauty and
talent on her side, this clever young
lady presents a charming and most !,
appealing number. Miss Norris sings
sweetly is vivaciouS and winsome
and a smart dresser. She is prob
ably most captivating in guise of
very fastidious youth in long trous-
ers and we'll fitting coat. Her sing
ing is greatly enhanced by her clever
dancing.
Ed Morton, the comedian who sings.
whose photographic records are
heard the void over and who before
going on the stage was sergeant
of police in Philadelphia, is on the
bill with several new songs distinctly
original, bright and catchy. Fisher
and Green, popular comedians. who
will present an entirely new sketch,
entitled 1.-THE Partners" which is de-
scribed as an up-to-date article in
two pieces, prepared by James Koran
The partners are two dealers in suits
and cloaks, New York types, who
have become famous In fiction on the
stage The story of this playlet in
wolves the partners and a pretty
drummer lady, whose appearance and
disappearance causes considerable
and interest.
Robins, known everywhere as the
man band, is on the bill. With re-
markable powers over his vocal or
gans he correctly and melodiously
initiates the tones of violin, cello,
horns, EITHER flute, etc. Robins has
Just come home from abroad, where
he successfully toured the music
halls.
Eddie Foyer, the funny story teller,
and several other acts, all of the
headline type. fill the Dill, forming
one of the finest and strongest ever
presented in Newark.
The management of the Lyric The
atre, Market street, mas IN store Tor
its patrons for the week of Decem-
Der 1 snappy. p-to-the-minute pro-
gram that is sure to please its fol-
lowers. The Cheat, high-class dra-
matte act. will head the bill. st.
Julians, in an aerial act; the Mar
shalls, in refined singing and piano.
logue act; Bud and Claire. the clever
comedians; King and Burns, in a
comedy skit, and the Three English
Girls, acrobats. will furnish the first
half Of the weeks entertainment The
Beauty Shop, consisting of the most
beautiful girls, as the title suggests.
will appear in a high-class musical
act; McLinn Trio. comedy bar act;
Anna Muller. the dainty Coincidence; r
District Attorneys Wife," a comedy
dramatic sketch; Great Harrah and
Company, In q novelty skating act;
Chapp1e and Muse, well known coll
nrad canadians. and tina Iafazf Yhnfn- ,