The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-30
IN VAUDEVILLE AND BURLESQUE.
>cw season OHers varied 8i,Is ut
the Week stand Theatres.

sylvester SChaffer, whose versa
| tility enables him to give an entire
vaudeville performance by himself. and
who appeared in this country for one
week at the Forty-fourth Street The
atre. Is to be the leading attraction this
week at the Palace Theatre. 1t is said
! that he viii receive $1,000 for the weeks
engagement. SChaffcr will not furnish
the entire bill. however. Associated
with him on the programme will be-
Mon gomery and Moore. a tabloid melo
drama called The Blue Diamond; the
Herick Family. Dainty Marie. Lyons
and Yosco, Bert Fitzgibbon and others.
Corse Payton will head the bill to
be presented this week at Hammersjein's
Victoria Theatre. He will be supported
by Minna Philips and a cast Of five IN
a humorous one act farce called
The Wife Tanners" This will he Mr..
Paytons only vaudeville appearance
this season. The surrounding acts will
include Nick's Roller Skating Girls. VIII
lard Sims and company. Keno and
Mayne. Gillette's Great Monkey Troupe.
Fred Duprez. Dorothy and Madeline
Cameron, Norman T,lma, Bison city
Quartet Grace Demar, Pasky and
wi llluls ' ~ lllE La Lhil - iA'T' ~ -
Dolls and motion pictures.
The Alhambra Theatre. which has
been closed during the summer, will re-
open tomorrow for the coming season.
II IL the first os the Keith theatres
which have been closed 20 reopen. Joseph
Santley will head the bill and other acts
on the programme will include Charles
T.. Evans, Mabel Frenyear and Alex
ander Carleton in cit Can Re Done;
Anna Chandler. Mae Melville and Robert
Higgins. In putting on Airs"; Jack
Ryan and Harry Terney. Burdclla Pat
terson, Collins and Hart. Saranoff and
the La Toy Brothers. There will be
the usual Sunday concerts.
Gus Edwardss Nov Song Revue for 1914
will have its initial presentation this week
at the New Brighton Theatre. Mr.. Ed
wards will appear In the stellar role
Another feature act will he Harry T1te's
! newest skit. Fishing" which Is said 10
he even fuunier than Motoring" and
has " en- brought 10 this country with
great difficulty because Of the European
war other acts will include Burke AMI
Mcdonald, Lopez and Lopez. FlavIa Ar
caro- and the RoxinG Kangaroo. The
usual Sunday concerts will be given at
: 'jU ana s0V
THE Globe Trotters.' new hurlespue
organization in which there are several
Of the most popular performers in this
field OF entertainment. will he seen this
week AZ the Columbia Theatre. An orig
inal satire In two acts. called Tile
powery Breakcrs' will he presented Dur
INK the action of the hurlesIue there ~"
twenty or more musical numbers. The
principals In the company are Leo Eendal
Il'ta Joerns. Eddie Collins. Frankie Rice
Frank Hunter. Fdith Nirneld. Rob Algc-s.
Madge Darrell. Don Trent. Florence pav-
onpnrt and BILLIE Moore.
The New Taxi Girls" viii u" seen this
week AT tho MURRAY TIii Theatre. THIS
f. one Of the stand ,rd hurcsHue shows
and Il comes fo~ m" opening Of IN" new
season equipped with a fresh programm"
that Includes two one at hurlci'1s m
entirely new scenic and costume invcstI-
ture and cast mat Includes many well
known performers. Princess Dover
dancer Is one Of tho features and others
VINO contribute "a tine entertainment are
Joe Buckley. Ida B'ytnu. Lynn Cantor
Mark Wiley. Jack Howard. Ina chad
wick, Claire Crawford and Bi.lv Harris.