New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
IN VAUDEVILLE
An Irish Tenor at the Palace
=Other New Features.

Thomas Lgan, the Irish tenor, Is the
feature Of the Saint Patrick's Day bill
at the Palace Theatre this week. Yes
terday afternoon his choice Of Irish
songs and ballads were enthusiastically
received. lie also includes in his
repertory several selections from the
Gaelic opera "Nurghcis," by OBrien
Butler. Catherine Calvert appears in
one-act play by Paul Armstrong
called ITO Save One Girl" Next IN
importan& to Joseph Santley, who ap-
pears in song revue with Ruth Ran
dali and Josephine Kcrneu, is Molly
Mcintyre She has a playlet of sorts
called "That Little Devil" which is
billed as being an episode in the lives
Of some "plain people" As a matter
Of fact the people are all most eXtraor-
dinary Mss Mcintyre, with a Scots
burr. plays the ward Of TWO working
men, who have no particular accent.
She is IN love with lodgor with an
English accent, and during the course
of the little play saves one guardian
from a debtors fate, the furniture
from the balif and finally promises
TO wed the young chap with The Eng
lish accent. Every one appeared TO
enjoy Miss Mcintyre hugely. Nat Wills
is another welcome entertainer, and
the balance of the bill includes Ryan
and Lee. Dainty Marie, Brooks and
Bovine and EeXs Comedy Circus.
Beatrice Herford made her vaude-
willie debut at 3. +. keIth's Colonial
Theatre yesterday. she presented her
characterizat!o1s, including AT the
Box Office" a Lady from England"
"The Shop Girl" THE Hat Depart
ment." "The Tram Baby" and "The
Tale of a Train" Lillian Albertson IS
showing her devotion TO the cause OF
womau's suffrage by presenting a one
act dramatic playlet, Jane by Evelyn
blanchard and Adelaide Steadman:
Mignon introduces her new method or
mimicry. Others are Home Again
with the -Four Marx Brothers and com
rany; Al Herman, blacktace come
dian; Hines and Fox, the songsters, IN
a new entertainment; Colonel Mare
Diamond and Miss Grant, IN dances;
Prince Lai Mon Kim, the Chinese
tenor, and Bert Wheeler and company
in the pautomime Fun on the BouIe-
ward"
OrviIe Harold appears as the feat
ured attraction Of a long programme
at Kcith's Alhambra Theatre this week.
Others are Matthews, Shaync and com
rany in a sketch in three scenes by
Rob Matthews, "In Dreamland'; Her
mine Shoue and company, IN The Last
of Inc Ouakcrs"; Billy McDermott,
"Tbe Onlv Survivor Of CoXey'S Army
Ncnlo Moore. in "The Pipes OF Peter
PAN" dance, with Marguerite Ror-
rev; the Seven Bracks, in a novelty;
Nonette, the violnlst who sings.
Elliott and Muller, 1.-TWO Shades OF
Burnt Cork" and Ford and Hewett, IN
their burlcsque of the modern dance
craze.
Frank Fogarty, "The Dublin Min
strel." makes hls appearance a. tne
Poval this week Others are Claire
Rochester. the girl barytone, and So
prauo. Eva Fay, in her unique per
forma,co of thaumaturgy; Cora
dini's animals: Jesse l.. Lasky's The
Reantics0. Tobey and Norman, IN
eNonsense"; "Her Wedding Day and
Cooner and Smith, in "1he Bell Boy
and the Porter"
vs,eska Suratt is the feature at
Hammerstein's Victoria this week, pre-
septiup her vaudeville offering, BLACK
Creme and Diamonds and J nc NOM
and the Flame Maggie Cline has
bnen added 10 the programme. Nan
Halperin is also on the bill stuart
barnes offers a monologue. Other acts
include Arthur La Vine and company,
Van and Schenck, Nile. Dora, VINO VII WI
appear in THE Maid I Absence
Queenie Dunedine;; in iI The . variety
Grl" Burke oNtiDS and MfDSnaiSiM My y"0 Good 5T5od
T,inndS. Nile Paula, Ed Marshall and
tbe eth Three Rube Kids, in A Breath Of
Citv Tt life life" The usual Pathe Daily
NeSs New and and Keystone comedy complete