New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-10
THE WEEKS BILLS
In THE VARIETIES
Anna Held - Mercedes 49, MA
Cherie"-"All Aboard-William
Faversham in "SquaW Man

ANNA HELD is the headline feature
at the Palace this week. Her songs were
lust a 5 popular as ever. Louise Alexander.
the tango dancer. presented the dances
OF the moment, assisted by Mr.. i. de
Lever. miniature musical comedy was
offered by Louis Simon and large com
pany. including Miss FTavla Arcaro, well
known in musical comedy circles, entitled
"A New Persian Garden" 1t is a new
version of the Persian Garden" OF last
season. in which Mr.. Simon also APP
poared. The songs and dialogue are more
pleasing in this new version. and many
new numbers have been introduced
Another feature Is Maude Lambert, the
prina donna, and Ernest Ball, the COM
poser of many song hits. They present
musical offering. Miss Lambert singing
several new compositions by Mr. Ball
who accompanies her on the piano. 9th
or numbers on the bill are Fisher and
Green. in an amusing comedy sketch.
THE Partners: Darrell and Conway in
a novel comedy, Behind the Scenes;
Prelle's Miniature Circus and Mcmahon,
Diamond and Clemence. in THE Scare
crow"
INA CHER1E" heads the bill al Ham
merstein's Victoria this week. Inter
preted by twenty French players. Ma
! Cherie." now in Its second week. pro-
vjdes some interesting dances. Elizabeth
Murray. lately Of High Jnks,' intro
duces some capital songs which caught
the house. Fannie Brice, another singing
conedienne OF fame, also scored Win
new offering. Belle Blanche, the mirhlc'
contributed an entertaining ten minutes
With her new act. One OF the most inter
esting numbers is "The Girl in the Muff'
novelty from Berlin. THE Wages OF
Sin" a photo-play. enacted by JACK
Rose. Harry WALTON and Sam Schepps'
was also in evidence. Others are WEI
Iington Cross and Lois Josephine, OF
rusl-comedy reputation; Keno and Green
Hoey and Lee and the Six American
Dancers. Motion pictures OF ex-Eeuten-
ant Becker are still feature. VIII car
pentler. Pike and Calame. Loughnns
Dogs. Charles Harris and the two Yanks
also appear.
WILLIAM FAVERSHAM made his
vaudeville debut yesterday, hesdlining the
bill at 70. f. Keith's Colonial Theatre
with q CAPABLE supporting company he is
presenting a tabloid version or Ine
souaw Man" Others here include: cross
and Josephine in a musical comedy oner-
ing. Flanagan and Edwards, playing
cor and on; Louise Galloway and COM
many in Little Mother" by Edgar Allan
wooIf. six Kirksmith Sisters. musicai
beautics: Chris Richards, the eccentric
English chap; Lee and Cranstoh' sohs'
and dances: Belleclar Brothers. a,h-
letes. and the Three Renards in an aerlai
teeth act
TRIXIE FRIGANZA heads the week S
programme at Il. +. keith's Alhampra
Theatre. Others are Minnie Dupree ana
company In "The Man I'm Front by
| Alfred eutro: Jesse l.. Lasky's "Ihe
beauties" with Steward Baird. bora
Itch and a company OF fifteen beauues'
Yyette, the whirlwind vloliniste from the
Folies Bergere. Paris. The balance oil
the bill includes Duffy and Lorenz. play
ing "sprlngtimc.' Fred DupreZ, the
! monologist: Gardiner Trio I'm society
dances. Davis Family OF acrobats anu
Montaguc's Cockatoos. wonderful festh-
cred actors.
CLAIRE ROCHESTER. the soprano
barytone, who Is being presented IN
| vaudeville under Lew Fields's manage
roent. heads the bill at Proctor's TINS
vc.k Miss Rochcsters range Is remark
Il 4
| poIf.'s Arcadia" a singing and instru-
mental ensemble. Lulu Mcconnell ana
Grant Simpson In the sprightly come.
dIetia Tho Right Girl, charles ana
rrnnis Van IN their wel-kno"n ACT