New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-28
IN THE VARIETIES
New HeadIinerS and Old Favor
ties Featured on Weeks Bills.


Mizzi Hajos. the charming musical
comedy star who had brief but trium-
plant reign a short time ago in Her Lit
tie Highness." made her debut in yaude-
Vile Yesterday at the Palace Theatre In
a tabloid musical comedy, Queen Anne
with Wallace McCutcheon and large
cast The music Is by Reginald De
Koven. and practically the same numbers
arc sung as in the late musical comedy
NJ the Liberty. Mizzi Hajos is quite de-
ucbtfuI. and Mr.. McCutcheon gives
crocoful exhibition of modern dances AT
IL o,d of the act. clifton CRAWFORD
3D. nonu,ar entertainer, has some ne"
u,,bo,s and gave "Gunga Din aiter
,,,,,cd renuests. Others are Jack VIII
SON the blackface mimic, assisted py Aua
Lane and Jack Boyle: Minnie AHeh'
vaudeville novelty: Goieman's European
animal novelty; Guerro and carmen
harplst and violinst; Alexander bro'he'S,
hall bounccrs. and McDeNtt Kelly ana
Lucev in an amusing skit, the fIaho
Movers and the Actress.
WILKIE BARD introduced several new
character songs for this weeks engage
ment at Hammerstein's Victoria yester-
dav afternoon which were welcomed WIN
fully as much enthusiasm as greeted MS
numbers last week The most popular
were THE Night Waterman and she
Sells Sea Shells" Fatima, the TURKISH
dancer. still continues with her exhibition
., Oriental dances for her fourth week,
and ,rroyato. a new feature, gives an en-
tertaining performance with MS Vioiih'
Others on the programme are cara lhse'
the popular singing Coincidence; the Der
rons with a novelty, Bert Melrose, the
acrobatic comedian; Julia Curtis LIDO
o,r Iavtou. the Brochards, and Dobbs
and Reynolds.
THE WATER CURE" Jesse lasky $
now production heads the bill at the
Eifth Avenue this week. How Hof1meis-
ter Did It." by Rupert Hughes, with Ber-
nard Reinold and his company, is another
,onular feature Others are the Avon
comedy -Four, Valerie Bergere, In "A Bow
or,, Camille; Mabelle and Her Sylvan
paIlet. Paul Norton and Naomi Glass
FRANKLIN Battle. travesty artist; Ward
and Weber. eccentric dancers; blanche
Colyin. in "songalogue, and Maude
Vincents dogs.
MAKING 4 PLAY" by Robert Gar
land with Mrs Louis James and her
company. is the featured attraction at the
Inion Square this week. Mrs. James
gives good performance in this little
n,av a mixture OF thrills and comedy, ana
ia well supported by her cast. Others on
the bill are 1.-The Housewarmers, by
Mack and Orth. Belle Baker. in roper
tory of character songs; James and
ponnfe Thornton, i'm crossfire talk; Walter
lanes the singing tramp; Dewitt. Burns
and Torrance, presenting a skit. THE
Awakening OF Toys; Clark and Verdi.
Italian comedians. and Miller brothers.
comedy cyclists.
LILLIAN LORRAINE, in new songs
and dances, heads the bill at the Colonial
this week. Others are Cecil Lean, assist
cd by cleo Mayfeld and James Billings,
IN acting Songs; Bernard Granville,
| late OF LltbltIu y WIN MS oOhb y
and dances; William A. Brady's vaude-
willie playlet. Beauty Is Only Skin Deep ;
| VIII Greasy and Blanche Dayne. who have
lust returned from four-year tour OF
the world and made their first metropoli-
tan appearance here yesterday in new
sketch. The Man Who Remembered ;
| owen McGiveney, the protean actor, in
| "BIll Skies; the Gee Jays, in miniature
stage productions; Sprague and McNeece,
entertainers on rollers. and Moore and
| Young. I'm a song repertory.
EDDIE FOY and the Seven Little Toys
top the bill at the Alhambra Theatre
this week In singing and comedy spe-
cialty. Others include Joseph jefferson
and company in an amusing playlet BY
w c. DE Mile. Poor Old Jim; Far
Der Girls. dainty singers; Morris and AL
len. the comedians with the pipes; ED
VInton and Buster. the dog; Moran and
Wiser. boomerang hat throwers; Nc
Mahon, Diamond and Clemence. as the
scarecrow": Montambo and Wells. in &C
robatics, and the Five Idanias European
gymnasts.