New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13

sylvester Schaner remains the star
( liner at the Palace. The fact that the !
/ Palace with its great capacity turns .
away people at every performance .
fourteen times a week is evidence that .
as a box Office attraction Schaffer sur .
passes Bernhard After seeing his ,
crowded hour Of marvellous personal
achievement as iugglcr, horseman. mu
s;cisu, artist. strong man. prestidig.-
tator. acrobat. animal trainer. marks
men and comedian at the Palace, one
understands his European popularity.
Nat II. Wills viii be this weeks Amer
lear headluer. He has q new mono
logue. The featured musical act will
be that Of Cecil Lean and Cloe May
neId. Lean has starred in twelve mu-
steal comedies and has himself written
ard composed four musical plays. With
Mss Mavfcld he presents eight mus
cal Eumbers. Sam and Kitty Morton,
who maintain the traditions OF oidtime
variety. will present Back TO Where
They Started which shows the early
ideas # song and dance and comedy:
Rosa Welch end George Crouch will
be the weeks dancers. Another dane
inr act is the Solti Duo. from Europe,
who will make tdcir American debut al
the Palace. TIE famous marlonettes
Of Hc2r Schichtl will be shown for the
FIST ,ime al ne Palace next week.
VICTORIA.
Colossal vaudeville is announced at
Hammcrstcin's Victoria Theatre for
the week beginning September IA. The
programme includes COnroy and Lee
marie. in new act; Pauline Hall, IN
singing act; Kathryn Osterman, assist
ed by James Kyrle MacCurdy and Ma
bel Wright, in new act. True TO
Nature; Claire Rochester, in her final
week; Haveman. animal trainer; Gal
laghe" and Csrlin. in The Battles OF
Bay Rum; McDevitt. Kelly and Lucey,
in "The Piano Movers and the Actress;
Chris Richards, the Dainty English
Trio. in songs and dances, and Freddie
Welsh, the lightweight champion.
: ALEXANDRA.
The Alhambra offers good bill 10:
the week beginning with Harry FoS
ard Yansci Dolly in the position Of
honor. Others are the Nine White
IIussars, singing band; Sophye Bag
Esrd. Harry Beresford and his company
in Twenty Odd Years; Mrs. GeHe
hughes and her company III Lady Co
sip; Lou Anger; Tracy, Stone aid
Sphinx; Artois and Ernest, scrobRts,
and other novelties.
ROYAL.
The two stars or the bill at the
Royal Theatre are Harry Cooper and
Rooney and Bent. Others are Dolly
Connolly. in new songs; THE Mona
Lisa" presented by May Tully; Ed
wards Davis, with Miss julie Power, in
comedy satire; Hawthorne and
Inglis. Roeder's Invention. the Flying
Martins and Burns and Lynn.
COLONIAL.
Two stars divide headline honors at
the Colonial Theatre this week. They
are Eddie Foy and the Seven Little
Foys and Grace La Rue. The FOy
family has practically new act and
Grace La Rue brings supply Of the
latest songs. Others are Alice Els and
Bert French, i'm "The Dance of the
Temptress"; Dainty Marie. Earle
Reynolds and Nellie Donegan, Allen
Dinehart, Edwin George, Genevievc
Warner and the Magleys, whirlwind
dancers.
AT LUNA.
From all indications. the pro-
gramme offered by the management of
Luna for Mardi Gras week will be one
! of unusual interest. The programme
Monday afternoon will include the
singing oil the national hrs BY the
children oil the public schools at Coney
Island, as we'll as the Sunday school
children OF this district, together with
a flag raising feature. The committee
has invited Mayor Mitchell and his
cabinet. as we'll as all the city officials
and the Congressman OF the district
TO be present. AT the Castle summer
House on Tuesday evening fancy
costume ball will be given. Wednesday
evening a benefit dance will be held
At the last meeting OF the Mardi Gras
committee Miss Helen Fitzpatrick, one
of Lunas cashiers, and Amos Berig-
zan, also OF Luna, were selected 10
carry out the title roles of Miss CO.
Iumbia aRd Uncle Sam. After the
parade each evening the couple will
hold = reception in the Luna Park
ballroom.
JARDIN DE DANSE.
Maurice and Florence Walton ex-
hibit six original dances each night at
the Jardin de Danse, as follows; Msu