The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-06
IN VAUDEVILLE AND BURLEsQUE
Keith's Colonial and Royal Theatres
Open for Coming Season,

Sylvester SChaffer. considered the
most versatile actor on the vaudeville
stage. and who attracted crowded
houses last week at the Palace Theatre
will remain there for another week
Other acts on this weeks bill. which
will make mp the first part OF the pro-
gramme will include Lean and MAY
field. Belle Blanche. the Bell Family NJ
nine sisters and brothers. Laddie Clir
Fabbrini and Martin. Van and Schcnck
and motion pictures of current events
Conroy and Lemair. recently Of the
Winter Garden. and jefferson de An
CELLS and Eva Davenport will divide the
| headline honors this week at Hammer
STEMS Victoria Theatre. on the sup
porting bill will be Harry Carroll, Claire
Rochester, the Great Golden troupe
Motoring" a humorous skit; George
Felix and the Barry Girls Robbie Cor
done. Refine. Nelusco and Hurley. Fred
erIck and Nenita. the American Grcna-
diers and motion pictures.
Gus Edwards's new Song Revue for
1914 will have its first New York pre-
sentatbOn this week at the Alhamhra
| Theatre where IL will head lengthy
gramme will include Emmett de Voy and
company in The Old Rag; Albert Won
Tilzer. assisted by Dorothy Nord: Ed
Vlnton and his dog Buster: Rcdford
and Winchester, Chris Richards and
Mang and Snyder.
For the opening week at the Colonial
Theatre b. +. Keith will present three
81 ria
who recently sang in the Gilbert and
Sullivan REVEALS; Fannie Brice of mn
steal comedy fame, and Nat NJ. wills.
long known to vaudeville as "The
Happy Tramp" On che supporting hill
will be the plaYlet, recently shown NJ
the Princess Theatre, 1T Can BE Done"
which will be pla~~h by Charles f.
Evans and company; John +. Conrov's
Diving Models'; Sylvia Loyal. with
her trained pigeons and cats; the Lang
dons. in "A Night on the Boulevard"
Catalano and Dehny and the Dancing
Mars.
Eddie Foy and tho seven little Toys
will head the bill this week at The ROYAL
Theatre, which will open tomorrow
afternoon for the season. other fea-
lures and acts on the bill will include
Mrs Gene Hughes and her company iu
Lady Gossip" n farce by Edgar Allen
Woolf: Jack Ryan and Harry Tlernev.
James Diamond and Sybil Brennan the
Faber Girls. McLallen and Carson,
Rosa Crouch and George WEIGH. Jli'a
Curtis and the Tuscano brothers
THE Gay New Workers." is the mama
Of the buresque organization thar WI
be seen at the Columbia Theatre 'fs
week. when two act satire called
Madame Who Are You?" viii be pre-
scented. The book Is by Aaron Hoffman
The principal characters are the Nr'-
GUilS and COOpcrs. who conduct a llrr"
department store, and whose opera
tons in the handling Of their Custow.''
are said to he exceedingly funny Thee
characters win he played by WI FnN
and Irving Gear. Others in tho cast
are Dolly and Stella MorrissCy ''"
Raymond sisters, Harry Lamont, InHa
Kane and Frank O'Bren. During "a"
action of the burlcsquc a PARODY ON
within the Law" will hc introduced
\ burlcsque organization called the
City sports will be the attraction tn's
week at the Murray IIl Among th'
entertainers Will be Harry kolcr A."
Lcavitt, June Mills, Fame Nedi'r,
Ruby Bailey. Claude yost, Billy Inns
and Ford and Foster. There Is long
and varied vaudeville bin introduce
between the two acts NJ the hurlesque
in which the principals In the east viii
be seen in their respective spccialtios,
Tom Miners Bohemian Rur,cspuors
Will be- seen this week at the star The
atrc. The company is an unusually
large one. and is said % Offer ono ~
tho most pleasing entertainments in ts
career.