New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-02
IN VAUDEVILLE
AdGie's Lions Lucy Weston - Stella
Mahew-Many Features OF
the Week

English comedicnue. will headline the
show. This will be Miss Wcston'a
first appearance in New York IN over
year. Miss Weston has new roper
tory OF songs and will wear number
of new gowns William II. Thompson
will appear in a one-sct comedy drama
entitled Money Talks" by Cleveland
Moffstt. In his newest vaudeville Mr..
Thompson plays the part OF . man
who has recently become enormously
wealthy and is entering society. Mr..
Thompson has never been better than
in his present ole. and the plsylet il
one of Mr.. Mofat,'s best Writings.
Bert French and Alice Els VIII appear
in their offering, THE Dance OF the
Tcmptress." The appearance Of molten
lava secured from the use OF soap bub-
bles is both thrilling and unusual.
Fred j. Ardsth and company viii pre-
sent their laugha6le skit. Down on
the Farm" In this offering every inn
aginablc amusing incident that could
occur on farm is shown. Rice. Sully
and Scott appear in their latest com
edy trampoline Offering. ~ Rough
Night at Sea-" Harry BrceH will sing
rhymes and endesvor TO act as silly
as possible. Fields and Warren viii
appear in their latest military tray-
esty. Williams and Darrell in songs
and dances, and the Adss Troupe com
plete tho bill.
MADISON SQUARE ROOF.
The Madison Square Roof Garden to-
morrow enters on its tenth successful
week with a remarkable record OF sue
cess behind it. The popularity Of the
wishing tree is indicated by the large
crowds that visit the garden to make
wish al the wonderful wishing tree.
Dancing in the moonlight, under the
starry sky, 20 the music OF the Ba-
vette Orchestra is very popular fhe
Roman dancing pavilion is crowded.
nightly with lovers Of the terpsieho-
rean art. Valuable loving cups and
tokens arc given away every night So
the best and lucky dancers. Gene
Ryan. the barytone singer is still with
the garden and is rs popular as ever
Miss Mildred Lovejoy and Steve
O'Sullivan. in ;he msXixe and double
shuttle. arc the hit Of the season. Miss
Peggy LeBrune and Jose Hess are very
popular in the fox trot and other new
dances. Miss Annetta Taylor, the So
prano singer from Australia, will re-
main with the garden all season. Al
fred DeLoraine. direct from the Lon
don music halls. is with the garden.
Jackie MacDermott. Barney Gold and
many other prominent vaudeville play
ers are members of the cabaret.
JARDIN DE DANSE.
TIL oo.;ro cha,,,o Of ,f-ooran,ns. "A
the Jsrdin de Dansc last week resulted
in increased attendance At that resort.
An innovation Of the new entertain.
ment introduces all the professional
dancers and entertainers from $3.50 In
a. m. with public dances between all
the special events. From ! 10 , =. M.
the dance floor is devoted entirely 10
the public This week Mrs. Crane will
introduce for the first time in New
York her inspirationsl dances, includ-
ing the Blue Danube, Saloms and
Anitrss, a native South Sea Island
dance. The Misses Jane and Virginia
Reed give their waltz clsssique, polka
and a Southern fantasy Leon Won
Dell and Edna Fenton are exhibiting
the Partisan and Argentine tsngos,
make and hesitation waltz. -.a-.----
PALISADE PARk.
George Yeomans heads the bill 81 the
Rustic Theatre, Pslissdc Amusement
Park, supported principally by the
Arion Four, Pslikits and company in
a Spanish novelty, Charlotte and Var
non in sensational Partisan. dance
and the Three Msnnix BeautieI The
free entertainment in the amph theatre
presents the Great Holden in His record
breaking high dive, the Daring krthgrs
serialists; Rogers and Rogers, coined,
scrobstS. and Hoebels Lions. In id
dition Blake's Dog and Pony Circu,
gives a free exhibition twice daily fsi
the benefit of the children. All ,h'
thrilling rides are in operation. ant
real surf bathing is offered to IN
aquatic devotees in the mammoth nsts
forum.
BRAwNER.
| Carmelits Ferrer still continues a
the Brawner, atop the Strand, with hci
original Spanish dances In male eos
tune. Rosits Mantilla, besides he
modern dances, in which she Is sssiste,
by c. Bslfour Lloyd, will preseat soi'
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