The Cake Walk as It Is Done by Genuine Negroes

Society at the seashore and at the mountain resorts have found a brand new pastime in cake walking—an entertainment that has afforded the negro much pleasure for many years back, and which is still one of his chief sources of amusement. It was at Lake George this season that society first saw that the cake walk was a good thing. It was tried at one of the hotels there, and made a big hit. Since then it has had a prominent place in the list of amusements at the more important resorts. For the benefit of beginners, Williams and Walker, the delineators of negro characters, and the composers of “Oh, I Don’t Know; You Aint So Warm,” posed before the Journal camera to show what a genuine Southern cake walk is like. The pictures were presented show how the thing is done in good old darkey style.

BLEGRAPH, SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 1897.

1. Irène Verona.

2. Helen Richmond.

3. May Vokes.

4. Fay Templeton.

5. Jane Whitbeck.

6. Ada Rehan.

7. Alice Hutchings.

8. Clara Thropp.

9. Lilla Vane.

10. Marie St. John.

11. Jane English.

12. Stella Willey, X

13. Marie Celeste.

14. Mary Hasspton.

15. Elia Salsbury.

16. Coriane.

17. Gladys Wallis.

18. Eugenie Blair.

19. Mayme Kealy.

20. Nettie Black.

21. Annie St. Tel.

22. Frances Lane.

23. Chanzez Oiney.

24. Frances Wilson.

25. Helen Lord.

26. Belle Sanford.

27. Marguerite Tyler.

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PIANO OVERTURE

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The Blind Singer

THE CASTANOS

Whirlwind Dancers

EDW. GRAY

Monologue

PROGRAMME CONTINUED

M. D. Swisher, 115 S. Tenth Street, supplies the music for Keith's New Million Dollar Theatre.

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E

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KEITH'S ORCHESTRA

LOUIS HECK Conductor

G

SIMMONS and WHITE

In "A Quiet Night's Rest"

H

CORA KILIANI

Soprano

PROGRAMME CONTINUED

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PROGRAMME CONTINUED

BRUNO and RUSSELL

Comedy Singing and Dancing Act

CHARLIE CASE

"The Man who Talks about his Father"

The Season's Novelty

HOLDIN'S MANNIKINS

A Perfect Miniature Theatre, with Puppet Actors. A Scream-
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HARRIGAN

Famous Tramp Juggler

PROGRAMME CONTINUED

M. D. Swisher, 115 S. 10th St., supplies the music for Keith's New
Million Dollar Theatre.

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PROGRAMME CONTINUED

Europe's Latest and Most Startling Vaudeville Contribution

PAULINETTI and PIQUO

In their Original Conception of a High-Class Gymnastic
Comedy Diversion

KEITH'S LIFE MOTION PICTURES

1. Lady Bountiful Pays a Visit at Murphy's.

2. The Sand Fort.

3. Sherman Tunnel,

4. At the Ford.

5. At Terrific Speed. The great Irish automobile race in which
world's speed records were broken.

6. The Stag Hunt.

NOTICE TO PATRONS

Everything is free after purchase of ticket.

Physicians and other patrons expecting telephone calls
should notify the Chief Usher.

Bureau of Information, Chestnut Street entrance.

Public telephone in Chestnut Street lobby, Walnut 61-80.

No head coverings are allowed to be worn by patrons oc-
cupying seats in any portion of the auditory.

Checking for men and women, women's boudoir, in orches-
tra lobby, Chestnut Street. Checking for men and women in
lobbies of both balconies.

Ladies' Parlors and Lounging Rooms to the right of the promenades on each floor. Gentlemen's lounging and smoking rooms to the left of the promenades on each floor.

The management is not responsible for articles contained in
bags, packages or in pockets of clothing checked.

The management, seeking, above all things, to please its pa-
trons, will gladly and thoroughly investigate any charge of dis-
courtesy preferred against any of its employees. Complaints
may be made in person or in a letter addressed to the manager.

Any demands for fees, or acceptance of money for seats by ushers or other employees, or any incivility or inattention of any attaches, will not be tolerated. Patrons will confer a distinct favor by reporting to the management any violation of this rule.

Under no circumstances are ushers allowed to accept money for exchanges to reserved seats. Please secure them yourself at the exchange office.

Lavatories for men and women on every floor.

Lost articles found by patrons should be left at the Check
Rooms. Said articles will be retained for sixty days, at the ex-
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the finder.

Offices, single or ensuite, all modern improvements, for rent in build-
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supplied by Swisher's Music House, 115 South Tenth Street.

Undine Laundry

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Will continue at your service

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Store and Conservatory

236 North Thirteenth Street

Above Race, Philadelphia, Pa.

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Made by

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Manufacturers of all kinds of
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PROVIDENCE, R. I.

EDWARD F. ALBEE, Proprietor.

CHAS. LOVENBERG, Resident Manager

WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, SEPT. 21, 1903,
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Providence, R. I.

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**INTEREST ON DEPOSITS**

Correspondence and interviews are invited.
Accounts solicited on most favorable terms.

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All kinds of Furs Made and Altered to the Latest Style.

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Elevator

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

To All Patrons of Keith's Theatre!

L. H. BELLIN.

During the month of September and
until the 15th of October, MR. LOUIS H.
BELLIN will give special rates to every
patron of Keith's Theatre, $6 photo. at $3.
$5 photos at $2.50. These photos are
strictly first-class work.

N. B. This offer holds good till October 15th only.
Arrangements for sittings can be made by telephone.
A complete, up-to-date line of high-grade photographs
on exhibition at Studio.

LOUIS H. BELLIN,
103 WESTMINSTER STREET.

TEL. 3289-4.

Wedding Invitations and

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74 Weybosset St., Office Room
Up one flight, directly opp. Arcade

Colburn Gymnasium

For WOMEN and
CHILDREN

Lilly Bldg. 763 Westminster St.

Opp. Summer Street,

LILLA BELLE COLBURN, Director,

Will Re-open Oct. 6, 1903. Careful and scientific instruction given in all branches of physical training. Classes now forming. Applications received at Office, Room 43, daily. Hours—11 to 2, and 5 to 7. Send for circular. Tel. 2432-4.

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One of the big features of the month of October at this theatre will be HOL-DIN'S MANIKINS, another of Keith's importations. This act was booked last Spring by Mr. A. P. Keith, who went abroad to secure the leading European novelties, and was booked for one week only at each of the Keith houses. So emphatic a hit did it make at Keith's New York theatre that it has already played four consecutive weeks at that theatre alone. The act, although given a more dignified name, consists of marionettes, such as were popular years ago, but these manikins are claimed by the New York critics to be the best ever exhibited in this country. They have reached a state of perfection such as was never before thought possible, and instead of delighting merely little folks, it pleases and interests the older theatregoers as well. They move with astonishing naturalness, and give a complete vaudeville entertainment and one-act pantomime with more skill and cleverness than is sometimes shown by real actors, although these manikins, unlike many human performers, readily confess to being mere wooden figures. There can be no question but that this act will prove the greatest children's act ever shown in this city, and every mother will want her little ones to see Holdin's Manikins.

One of the coming important features for this theatre is the appearance of MLLE. NIRVANA, a beautiful foreigner, who is making her first American tour. Mlle. Nirvana will give an exhibition of colossal colored pictures, aided by a magnificent white horse, Loki, the tableaux representing famous pictures. Among these will be the Maid of Orleans, Phantom Horse, Fable, Falloner, Horse Tamer, Mazeppa's Death Ride in the Steppes of the Ukraine, Mazeppa's Death Fall in the Steppes of the Ukraine and the Ride of the Empress Theresa to the Summit of the Mountains Toward Pressburg to be Crowned. The act is exceptionally artistic and cannot but appeal to all lovers of horseflesh and of the beautiful.

Professor Hermann and the other members of the Keith's Theatre orchestra are preparing to take out life and accident insurance this week, and whenever the fact is mentioned that WALTHOUR & KRAMER'S sensational bicycle race is coming to this theatre next week they begin to look worried. This act is certainly the most startling and daring of any bicycle novelties attempted on the stage. It consists of a race at break-neck speed between a bicyclist and a thoroughbred horse, Dolly Varden. The bicycle is ridden by Walthour and the horse by Jockey Kramer.

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Mother—What is all this fuss in the nursery about. Small boy (crying)—James is always the process ion and I'm tired of being the crowd on the sidewalk.

After the Theatre
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Programme continued.

ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME WEEKLY

NEXT WEEK

MONROE, MACK and LAWRENCE

Presenting their Screaming Farce, "How to Get Rid of Your Mother-in-Law."

BLOCKSOM and BURNS

Eccentric Comedians.

GEO. WILSON

The Minstrel Comedian.

THE TWO TOBINS

The Refined Musicians.

EDWIN BAKER and Company

In a Laughable Comedy.

—WITH—

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A. D. T. Messengers furnished at box office

NOTICE TO PATRONS.

All lost articles that may be found at this theatre should be left at the box office, where they will be restored to the owners.

In introducing his original idea, CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE, to New York, Mr. Keith desires that the audience shall have all possible comforts and conveniences, and the employees are instructed to pay the strictest attention to the wants of the patrons. Under no circumstances are the attachés permitted to accept fees.

Patrons of KEITH'S THEATRE are earnestly requested to report to the management any inattention, incl
ility or lack of promptitude on the part of attachés.

Coat and Cleak Room on each floor. Umbrellas, coats, parcels, etc., checked free of charge

Local Telephone Service free to all patrons. Public writing desk, telegraph blanks, messenger's all's, etc at the right of orchestra foyer. Time Tables on all Railroads can be had at check room.

Reception-rooms will be found on each floor. Matrons and assistants are in charge.

Physicians who have patients to whom they may be called suddenly, and who have heretofore remained away from the theatre for fear of being out of call of such cases, can leave work in the box office and be called as quickly as in their office. Ushers will deliver messages to them promptly upon receipt of same over the telephone.

The typewriters used at this theatre are from the Densmore Typewriter Company.

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Direct from Europe

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High-class operatic selections

W. H. MURPHY and BLANCHE NICHOLS

Presenting "The Bifurcated Girl," a Novelty in Comedy

Programme continued on next following page

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The Assembly Chefs are continually originating dainty and tasteful specialties, which, together with the pleasant and luxurious surroundings, coupled with excellent service, and fascinating music, make it a pleasure, indeed, to take dinner or supper in this new restaurant, which is fast earning the reputation of being

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CREIGHTON
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Walter Orpheum Co.

JACOB ROSENTHAL,
President Manager.
W. P. BYRNE,
Treasurer.

Omaha's Society
Vaudeville Theatre

Performance Every Evening, incl. sundays; Matinees Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday

FOR WEEK
BEGINNING
SUNDAY
MATINEE
MAY 6, 1900

The Famous Four,

3. WILSON FAMILY

Assisted by Miss STELLA WILEY, America's Greatest Colored Entertainers, Introducing the Cleverest and Cutest Pickaninnies on the American Stage.

4. "FLEURETTE"—GARDINER—FRANK

In their Musical Vaudeville Sketch, by Joseph Hart, entitled,
"THE EVENTFUL DAY."

MANOR BOUCHRE, A French Maid
LULU DIMPLE, An Up-to-date Girl
HAROLD DOOLITTLE, A Swell
AUGUSTUS SCHWARTZ, A German Cook

Introducing Songs, Dances and Character Changes.

5. CARRIE BEHR

Singing Soubrette.

6. Joseph Hart
AND CLEVER
CARRIE DEWAR

Presenting Mr. Hart's Original Musical Vaudeville Skit, entitled,
"DR. CHAUNCEY'S VISIT."

DR. CHAUNCEY FLINT
NELLIE JULIP
PERT, Her Sister

Time, Present. Place, New York State.

INTERMISSION

7. SELECTION, "Die Fliedermaus" Strauss

WILL C. NELLIE

8. MATTHEWS & HARRIS

In the New Farcical Creation, by Will M. Cressy, entitled,
"ADAM THE SECOND."

NOTE—The action takes place on the top of a lone castle in the Andes Mountains.

9. ALF. HOLT

America's Greatest Mimic and Whistling Comedian.

10. W. C. FIELDS

 Eccentric Juggler.

The audience is requested to remain seated until the close of this
clever act.

POLI'S

WEEK OF
DECEMBER 7

1. OVERTURE—(Intermezzo) "The Gondolier," W.C. Powell
MR. C. A. DAVIS.

2. LAVIGNE and LEONARD
Clever exponents of high-class juggling.

3. IRENE LA TOUR
And Her Clever Dog, ZAZA
A Unique and Original Novelty.

BUY WHERE YOUR NAME IS WORTHY
OF CREDIT. IT IS AT

MOSS & KRIEGER'S.

4. MR. and MRS. ALLISON
In their latest vaudeville success, entitled
"MINNIE FROM MINNESOTA."
By Pierce Kingsley.

5. BRANDOW and WILEY
The favorite colored entertainers.

6. SISTERS DELMORE
Refined singing, duets, etc.

Your Name is Eligible to Our Books. The **MOSS & KRIEGER** Plan Recognizes All Alike.

7. John—FORD & GEHRUE—Mayme
Vaudeville's favorite dancers in a singing and dancing
comedy skit.

8. GERTRUDE MANSFIELD & CARYL WILBUR

In a New Comedy by the late Geo. H. Emerick,

"61 PROSPECT ST,

Rev. Paul Denver...................................................A Young Minister
Jennings Denver..................Paul's Twin Brother, expelled from Harvard
Lucy Dobbs.................................................The Landlady's Niece
Peters.........................................................A Servant
Time—Early Summer. Place—Drawing room in Miss Dobbs' house.

9. THE GREAT ELECTROGRAPH.

ONE PRICE TO ALL. CASH OR CREDIT.
No Less For Cash—
No More For Credit.

That's the MOSS & KRIEGER way.

TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY

This theatre is conducted on the same plan as Keith's
famous Vaudeville Theatres of New York, Boston and
Philadelphia. No Liquors or other Refreshments served in
this Theatre and Gentlemen will please refrain from smoking

ADMISSION FREE
SEATS IN RESERVED SECTION 10 GENTS
Parties desiring Reserved Seats
May order them by Telephoning to PARK 23

PROGRAMME

EVENING PERFORMANCE

SATURDAY JULY 7

Afternoon Performance at 2:30 o'clock

Evening Performance at 8:30 o'clock

Owing to the length of the programme on Thursday and
Saturday Nights the Curtain will rise promptly at 8:15

(Programme Subject to Change)

1 NELSE HADLEY & HART MAE
Musical Duo and Bell Ringers Introducing the Musical Wonders.
The Silver Chimes and Palo Alto Bells

2 BELLE WILTON

Singing Comedienne

3 MACDONALD BROS.
Irish and German Comedians

4 DICK MACK
Monologist

5 THE FAMOUS WILSON FAMILY
Assisted by MISS STELLA WILEY

America's most interesting colored entertainers. Introducing the
cutest and cleverest pickanninies before the public.

PAPINTA AT SHEEDY'S.

Those who braved the cold to go to Sheedy's last evening witnessed a demonstration of the gorgeous effects which can be produced by the simple means of voluminous drapery, a scheme of mirrors and, most important of all, a veritable rainbow of multi-colored electric lights. When one stops to think, the effects which Papinta secures in her dances are purely the result of these three things. The average observer, however, is so lost in admiration of what Mr. Mantillini called the "denn'd total," that the how of it con- cerns him not at all. Certainly the four dances which Papinta offers are wonderful spectacles and indescribably beautiful. In the volcano dance, what with the blast of air coming from beneath the stage and agitating the lim- sy silk in which the dancer is enveloped, the showers of seeming ashes controlled by the same means, and the steam which takes the place of smoke and an effect is produced near enough like that of actual fire to make timid persons anxious. And then there are the lights, its blinding like many colored liquids, merging with each other like flames from various salts, changing so rapidly that one cannot see where the changes take place. The electrical apparatus producing all this is hidden from view; all one gets is the gorgeous effect, sometimes so extravagant as to be almost a debauch in color. In the last of the four spectacles, the snow whirlwind, the effect is height- ened by a stage snow storm and by the extensive silken drapery which Papin- ta manages with remarkable deftness, curling it about her until she stands like the pistil encased in the sheath of a gigantic lily. Needless to say, Pa- pinta is the star attraction at Sheedy's this week, and her performance can be recommended as one of the best of the kind ever given.

Other acts in this week's olio are the Sanford sisters, styled refined musical duetists, who give a tolerably pleasing performance, which would be bettered if the performers studied their time a little more; Brandow and Wiley, a col- ored team, the male member of which is wonderfully agile in what might be termed rough and tumbling dancing; Gilroy, Haynes and Montgomery, a skit entitled "Pink Love Pete," which is unusually dull, but which serves as an opportunity for the performers to do some singing which is not half bad; the Burkhardt, a magician and sleight of hand performer, who can certainly do things with coins and whose tricks are uniformly clever; Baker and Lynn, pre- senting the electric boy, an act which depends for its laughter producing qual- ity on the grotesque appearance of the grocery boy who appears in it; and the moving pictures, interesting as usual.

The only act which has not been men-
 tioned is that of McIntyre and Rice.
Without speaking of the ability of the
performers, it is only necessary to say
that the tone of the act is lower than
the vaudeville at this theatre, and, more
to the point, the splitting which is a fre-
fuent feature of the act is not only of-
fensive to one's sensibilities, but would
seem to be in violation of the legal
regulation against expectoration in pub-
lic-places.

Katherine Nawn, and presents an ac that is a most amusing Irish character. affair in which the star impersonate- an Irish servant in the home of scientist. An old jar 3,000 years old i sent to the house and it is opened by the Irish servant. The Genil that ha been bottled up all that time becom the slaves of the Irishman and gran his every wish. He has a most streng- ous time for a while and aways to find it all a dream. It is a continu ous laugh. The five Nosses, who have a picturesque musical act, are als on the program. Johnstone Bennett one of the most versatile character sketch artists in the vaudeville busi- ness, presents an act that is amusing and interesting as well. Bradshaw, Wiley, colored entertainers, are a little bit different from the usual colored team that try to amuse in that they do a clever sketch, sing well, and cut a number of stunts that cause the audience to hold its brand at times for fear one of his feats will end in a case of broken head or neck. The Holdsworths, a man and woman have a refined act in which they play the banjo, sing nicely and do some clever dancing. Sallie Stemler, a pretty girl, sings several songs in a most captivating manner and is loudly enored. The four Nightons are mar- new acrobats, who carry with them a setting for their act. They do a number of feats that show well devel- oped muscles. The American kineto- graph, as usual, shows a series of pic- tures new to Detroit.

KEITH'S THEATER.

Keith has a good bill this week, though not a great one. The family acts made the biggest hits. The Fo Mortons have been coming to Clev land for several seasons now. Before that there were three, and the first visit of Mr. and Mrs. Morton is in the misty past. Yet when they came they got a rousing reception and the act went to continuous applause. Mr ton is funny, but coarse. His daugh daughter, though, makes amends and the son is developing a clever fellow of the George Cohen stripe.

The audience couldn't get enough
Harry Gilroy and he could have ke
on giving imitations of animals, tu-
callopes, and almost everything e
under the sun all the afternoon, i
he so desired. He never appeared
such good advantage. His material
old but his new character—the Ba

Sands—not only introduces it well by
gives him a chance for a neat bit of
characterization.

Others on the bill were Staley and
Birbeck, in the lightning change mus-
cal act; the Nobles in a new sketch
"The Days of '49," amusing but a bit
too talky; Brandon and Wiley, a Negro
team which gives some excellent gr-
tesse dance; the Merrills, an amus-
bicyclists; Rigoletto Brothers, on the
revolving ladder; and Dora Pelletier,
singer and mimic, who was out of her
class.

Performances will be given every af-
ternoon and evening this week and for
to-night two have been scheduled.
Election returns w.l. be read at both.
The last begins at 10:45.

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THE ORPHEUM CIRCUIT CO. (incorp.) Proprietors.

M. MEYERFELD, JR. .................................................................................President
JOHN MORRISEY..................................Manager

The Programme

For the Week Commencing Sunday Matinee, May 20, 1900

ROSNER'S ORIGINAL HUNGARIAN ORCHESTRA

E. M. ROSNER, Director.

Imported by Gustav Walter for the Opening of Orpheum in 1887.

Sousa's March..................................................................................Hesselberg

CHARLES ULRICK

Barrel King and Traneka Wonder.

LOUISE GUNNING

Sweet Singer of Scotch Songs.

THE MUSICAL KLEISTS

Musical, Electrical, Comical Black Art.

THE NEWSBOYS' QUINTETTE

Sweet Singers, Comedy Singers, Talkers and Dancers.

MIGNANI FAMILY

"The Musical Barbers."

EZRA KENDALL

The King Pin of all Monologuists—Strictly Original and Up-to-Date.

Song—"She's the Darktown Belle"................................................................M. Maxey

WILSON FAMILY

Celebrated Colored Entertainers.

Assisted by MISS STELLA WILEY.

BARTHO

Premiere Danseuse.

THE AMERICAN BIOGRAPH

Presenting an Entirely New Series of Interesting Views.

Programme

WEEK OF JULY 29

2 p. m. and 7:45 p. m.

CHICAGO MARINE BAND

Programme on Page 4.

3:15 and 9 p. m.

Vaudeville

Casino Theatre Orchestra under Direction of
MR. FRANK FISCHER.

1 March, Our Nation's Guard.... Brooke

2 Cake Walk, "Gin and Razors,"

Bertram

3 Mississippi Side Step,

Berliner

THE WILSON FAMILY

America's Unparalleled Colored Artists, assisted
by Miss Stella Wiley

THE BACHELOR CLUB

And what happened in it between 11.30 a.m. and
1.30 a.m. By Geo. W. Barnum,

The Admiral, retired naval officer. Robert Pollard
George. Geo. Brengel

Jack. Henry Gunson
Bert. Bergh Morrison

Richards. Martin Cheeseman

HOWE, WALL & WALTERS

Musical Comedians, "The Musical Postoffice.

PEARL ANDREWS

Queen of Mimicry.

Lawn Fete.

4:15 and 10:00 p. m.

MRS. MURPHY

Monkey aeronaut; makes balloon ascension and parachute drop. First time in America.

5:20 and 10:05 p. m.

MATTHEW GAY,

Death Defying Somersault,
Diving, from 90 foot platform

5:30 and 10:20 p. m.

EDWIN BLACK,

Rides a Bicycle down the stairway at breakneck speed.

10:35 p. m.

ELECTRIC FOUNTAIN,

Conceded by tourists to be the most wonderful work of art ever produced.

4:20 and 10:40 p. m.

CHICAGO MARINE BAND

MASONIC TEMPLE
ROOF THEATRE

J.J. Murdock. Manager

Week Commencing Sunday Matinee, July 22, 1900.—Matinee Daily at 2:30
Evenings at 8:30

PROGRAMME

FISCHER'S TEMPLE ORCHESTRA.....CHAS. M. FISCHER, Leader.

1 March—Just We Two .................................................. Thomas

2 Two Step—Black and White........................................ Beyer

Ladies will please be kind enough to remove their hats during the performance so as to comply with the ordinance passed by the city council. Those failing to comply will be requested to do so by the usher.

Next week—The Famous Van Aukens

3 W. C. FIELDS,
Juggler.

See page 11 for an interesting item concerning Jessie Bartlett Davis.

4 NIELSEN SISTERS,
Vocal Duettists.

Coming—Marvelous Multo Composite, a great novelty.

5 CAMILLA URSO,
The World Renowned Violinist.

Chicago Ladies' Quartette next week.

Ladies' retiring room to the right of the Stage. Gentlemen's smoking room on the 19th floor.

Program continued on next page.

6 **THE BACHELOR CLUB,**
And what happened in it between 11:30 p. m. and 1:30 a. m. By GEO. W. BARNUM.
The Admiral, a retired Naval Officer .................................... Robert Pollard
George, .................... Henry Gunson
Jack, ..................... Bergh Morrison
Bert, .................................................... Martin Cheesman
assisted by
Richards....................

INTERMISSION

NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS: You are invited to visit the promenade and the top deck, during intermission or at any time during performance, 354 feet above the level of the street.

7 March—Vagabond.................................................. Malloy

8 **WILL A. McCONNELL,**
First Appearance in Vaudeville. Presenting a Humorous Sketch. Entitled "The Exchange Editor."

9 **THE WILSON FAMILY,**
America's Unparalled Colored Artists, Assisted by Miss Stella Wiley.

Jessie Bartlett Davis next week. One week only.

10 **HOWE, WALL & WALTERS,**
Musical Comedians.

The Famous Contralto, Jessie Bartlett Davis, next week.

11 **MACART'S DOG AND MONKEY CIRCUS,**
Greatest of All.

The New
Gilmore.

Program. Week of March 26, '99

3—ROSSIS—3

In their Original Acrobatic Comedy "The Mysterious Sweetheart."

FLEURETTE & GARDNER,

In their Musical Vaudeville Sketch by Jos. Hart, Jr., entitled "The Event
Day."

THE CECELIAN FOUR.

Vocalists.

RABNUM'S TRAINED GOATS,

BIMM BOMM BURR,

Comedy Musical Four.

SEYMOUR & DUPREE.

The Greatest Comedy Acrobatic Novelty in the World.

JOHN AND ETTA GILROY,

In a Refined Comedy Sketch.

THE FOUR WILSONS,

Comedians, Vocalists and Dancers.

WEEK

Commencing
Sunday Mat.

APRIL 29

The Triumph of Vaudeville Effort.

The Programme will run as occasion may demand, and is
subject to change.

ORPHEUM ORCHESTRA, M. A. LENGE, Conductor.

OVERTURE.—"Jupiter" ................................. Hoffman

The Comedy Team

Tom P. - MORRISSEY & RICH - Annie

In the Travesty "A Photographic Fix."

W. C. FIELDS

Eccentric Juggler.

The Famous Four.

WILSON FAMILY

Assisted by MISS STELLA WILEY, America's Greatest Colored Entertainers Introducing the Cleverist and Cutest Pickaninnies on the American Stage.

The Favorite Entertainers

Ralph - POST & CLINTON - Essie

In Vaudeville Ideas.

SELECTION.—"The Tyrolean and His Love"............ Eilenberg

NEILSEN SISTERS

Vocal Duetists.

A Jubilee of; Birth.

MR. HARRY WATSON

The Famous Dutch Comique, Supported by His Own Company, Including
Mr. Edward Edwards, John Forde, Beatrice Rinehart,
Lislie Bloodgood, Alice Hutchings.

Presenting the Season's Funniest Farce, "TWO FLATS."

CLEVER JESSIE COUTHOU

In her Popular Monologue, entitled "Little Scenes in Life."

ADELE PURVIS ONRI

Sensational Spectacular Dancer.

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PAPINTA

Third Week and Still the Favorite.

SAM, KITTIE AND CLARA

MORTON

The Eccentric Dancing and Comedy Trio.

THE VAN AUKENS,

Horizontal Bar Experts.

THE CHICAGO LADIES QUARTETT

HOWE, WALL AND WALTER

Music to Burn.

STANLEY AND WILSON

In the German Professor.

THE WILSON FAMILY.

Singing and Dancing

APOLLO,

Adonis on the Wire,

["GRESCENT THEATRE", "KLAN-ERLANGER CO., Props.", "W. H. ROWLES, Manager.", "NEW ORLEANS, WEEK OF JANUARY 6, 1901.", "Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 1 P. M.", "BLACK PATTI TROUBADOURS", "Voelckel & Nolan, Proprietors and Managers.", "A Arcfical Absurdity in one Act.", "A DARK TOWN FROLIC", "(On the Rialto.)", "<table><tr><td>Sammy Charcoal, a dark secret.</td><td>Leslie Triplett</td></tr><tr><td>Rev. Zephania Sockdollager, a reformer.</td><td>Al. F. Watts</td></tr><tr><td>E. Z. Money, with theatrical aspirations and a roll.</td><td>J. P. Read</td></tr><tr><td>Officer Clubem, always on the beat.</td><td>W. A. Cooke</td></tr><tr><td>A. Grafter, manager of the Colored Vaudevillians.</td><td>James White</td></tr><tr><td>B. Cute, Stage Manager same company.</td><td>A. D. Byrd</td></tr><tr><td>Rubber Neck Jim, from the bars.</td><td>Walter Richardson</td></tr><tr><td>Mrs. Sockdollager, the parson's better half.</td><td>W. H. Stewart</td></tr><tr><td>Mrs. E. Z. Money, giddy old girl.</td><td>Cecil Watts</td></tr><tr><td>Ann Eliza Storm, the Darktown Cyclone.</td><td>Laura Bailey</td></tr><tr><td>Slewfoot Sal, the Tiger Lily.</td><td>Mattie Phillips</td></tr><tr><td>Birdie Buckdance, a lively feature.</td><td>Ida Force</td></tr><tr><td>Tottie Twinklefoot, a sweet young thing.</td><td>Ida Butler</td></tr><tr><td>Miss Highnotes, a Prima Dona.</td><td>Carrie Washington</td></tr><tr><td>Miss Interview, a reporter.</td><td>Sarah Green</td></tr><tr><td>Chickenfoot Liz, a little Duck.</td><td>Stella Wiley</td></tr><tr><td>Barney, with a penchant for Bologna (Terrier Mascot).</td><td>Henrietta Hicks</td></tr><tr><td>This bubbling, sizzling, frolicsome bit of nonsense occurs at Madison Square Garden, near the Devy Arch, New York City. During the confusion incidental to the unraveling of the plot, the following musical members will be introduced:</td><td>Himself</td></tr><tr><td>The opening Chorus, the Honolulu Dance Company, \"Belle of Avenue A.\" Stella Wiley and Chorus. Quartette and Chorus, Turn All the Black Folks White, Misses Watts and Bailey, Messrs. Mattie Phillips, Finale, Buck Dancing Contest, Introducing the original Train imitation by W. H. Stewart.</td><td></td></tr></table>", "INTERMISSION.", "PART SECOND.", "TROUBADOUR QUARTETTE.", "JAMES WHITE, Monologist.", "The World-Famed BLACK PATTI, Mdme. Sissieretta Jones, the Greatest Singer of her race.", "GRAND CAKE WALK, preceded by Weber and Field's latest creation, \"Say You Love Me Sue,\" a portrayal of ante bellum days and the present time by Ida Force and other high steppers, the championship of New Orleans, open to all comers, will take place on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY's performances.", "Al. F. and Cecil Watts in their original musical sketch, \"Wouldn't That Jar You?\"", "THE OPERATIC KALEIDSCOPE.", "This scene takes place on the roof garden of the New York Theatre, and is an exact reproduction of the famous Cherry Blossom Grove, the largest and most costly in the world. Specially painted by Harley Merry & Sons, New York. Introducing the world's famous Black Patti \"Mme. Sissieretta Jones,\" assisted by the following artists: Cecil Watts, soprano; Sarah Green, contralto; Messrs. Richardson and Cooke, tenors; Messrs. Byrd, Triplett and Reed, bassos, and a well-trained chorus in the following selections from the standard grand and comic operas:", "<table><tr><td>Chorus—Angelus</td><td>Maritana</td></tr><tr><td>Solo—Armorer's Song, Robin Hood</td><td>J. P. Reed</td></tr><tr><td>Chorus—Faithful and True</td><td>Watts, Green and Force; Messrs. Cooke, Sextette—I Hear the Soft Note, \"Patience\"</td></tr><tr><td>Byrd and Triplett.</td><td>Lohengrin</td></tr></table>", "<table><tr><td>Chorus—H. il to the Queen</td><td>\"Figaro\"</td></tr><tr><td>Solo—\"The Holy City\"</td><td>BLACK PATTI</td></tr><tr><td>Sextette—What from Veugence, \"Lucia di Lammermoor\"</td><td>BLACK PATTI, Sarah Green; Messrs. Richardson, Cooke, Byrd, Triplett and chorus.</td></tr></table>", "<table><tr><td>J. A. Raynes</td><td></td><td></td><td></td><td></td><td></td

ORPHEUM

Week Com'ing Sunday, June 5, 1904

Rosner's Original Hungarian Orchestra
E. M. ROSNER, Directo

March—"Red Keggers" Graul

Powers Brothers
The Original "Gaston and Alphonse Awheel."

Leah Russell
The Yiddish Soubrette.

Marcel's Living Art
Studies and Bas Reliefs

A $20,000 reproduction of the world's masterpieces in painting and statuary by a company of professional French models from the Foliès-Marigny, Paris. Exhibited under the personal direction of M. Jean Marcel, for fifteen years an eminent French artist and teacher, and conceded to be the finest in the world. First exhibited at the Paris ex-position. Enthusiastically endorsed by President Loubet of the French republic. The rage in Paris, London, Berlin and New York. Three hundred consecutive appearances in Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York City.

1. The Gleaners.

2. The Kiss. Speaking of Love.

3. The Coquettes. 8 For the Flag.

4. The Massacre. 9 The Sailor's Return.

5. After the Bath. 10 Native Sons' Monument. Market & Mason Sts.

March—"A Deed of the Pen" Neil Moret

The Jolly Jackie,
Gaston & Stone
In "A Whiff of the Briny."

Truly Shattuck
The Well Known Comic Opera Favorite.

Retained by Request,

Chas. H. Burke,
Grace La Rue
And Their Inky Boys

In a Brand New Act.

Two Step—"My Cherokee" Moret-Spencer

Be Sure to Wait for the Orpheum Motion Pictures Showing "The Great Brooklyn Handicap."

Brandow & Wiley
Colored Singers and Grotesque Dancers.

The Avon Comedy Four
In Their Laughing Success, "The New Teacher."

Orpheum Motion Pictures
Showing The Brooklyn Handicap.

ARRY ORNDORFF

Stage Director

Avenue Family Theatre

Special Engagement of

DAN DALY
America's Foremost Comedian.

Ned Wayburn's Famous English

8—THE PONY BALLET—8
Beautiful Young Women Whose Dainty Dancing
Has Scored a Big Hit.

The Ma velous Athletes

FOUR NIGHTONS

Presenting Astonishing Feats of Strength Never
Attempted by Others.

EDWIN KEOUGH AND
DOROTHY BALLARD

In "A Vaudeville Surprise"

Thaddeus Augustus Cramer
Polydor, a miser
Jack Hammond
Mrs. Jack Hammond
Parthenia, a Grecian maiden
James, a valet

Mr. Keough

Miss Ballard

Edward Walsh

Scene 1. Reception room at Hammond's

Scene 2. Market Place, Massilia, Greece

Scene 3. Home of the Hammonds.

Incidental to Comedietta will be introduced the
Proposal Scene from "Ingomar."

HOEY & LEE

Two Hebr w Entertainers.

AVON COMEDY FOUR

In a Sketch Replete with Songs and Laughable
Situations

JACK NORWORTH
Monologue Comedian.

LOUISE DRESSER
Singing Comedienne.

NEWELL & NIBLO
Instrumentalists.

BRANDOW & WILEY
In Ragtime Songs and Dances.

ROSTOW
Original Russian Equilibrist.

THE JUGGLING BURKES

Introducing Their Late t and Most Successful
Club-Swinging Specialty.

THE GERMAN ROSE
In Her Pleasing Musical Offering.

PROFESSOR DODDS
And His Trick Dog.

TRAVEL PICTURES

NEXT WEEK—HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE.

MUSICAL MENU. ACT II.

<table><tbody><tr><td>Way Down in Florida</td><td>Entire Company</td></tr><tr><td>Dear Heart</td><td>Grace Patton and Matt Taylor</td></tr><tr><td>The Captain Told the Mate</td><td>William J. Patton and Entire Chorus</td></tr><tr><td>Specialty</td><td>Cohan and Jerome</td></tr><tr><td>Miss Ginger from Jamaica</td><td>Violet Pearl and Entire Chorus</td></tr><tr><td>What Would you Do?</td><td>Misses May Leavitt and Pearl and Messrs. Cohan and Jerome</td></tr><tr><td>Mandy Lane (specialty)</td><td>Alfred K. Hall and his Empire Pony Ballet</td></tr><tr><td>Salome (song and dance)</td><td>May Leavitt and Harry Hewitt</td></tr><tr><td>Premier Dancer (specialty)</td><td>Daisy d'Cuesta</td></tr><tr><td>Finale—Stop, Look and Listen</td><td>Entire Company</td></tr></tbody></table>

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Will C.—MATTHEWS & HARRIS—Nellie

The new farcical creation by Will M. Cressy, entitled

"Adam the Second"

Scene represents a lone castle on top the Andes Mountains, South America

THE THREE MUSKETEERS

In their Original Comedy-Military-Musical Act.

NORRIS AND WILEY

Colored Comedians.

HOWARD AND SHEFFLER

Sketchists.

MAUDE DE LORA

The Physical Culture Girl.

HARRY MONROE

Original Acrobatic Tramp Comedian.

MCLAIN SISTERS

Singing and Dancing Soubrettes.

AERIAL SULLY

Original Wire Act.

THE HOWARDSCOPE

Showing a Series of Motion Pictures. This week's list includes "HOW BLUE IS MADE" and "THE POLICEMAN'S VISION."

NEXT SUNDAY EVENING AT 7 O'CLOCK

GRAND ENTERTAINMENT

Including Moving Pictures and Illustrated Songs.

General Admission, 10 Cents.

Reserved Seats in Orchestra, 10 Cents extra.

NEXT WEEK

A MAMMOTH ORGANIZATION OF ORIGINALITY

Miss NEW YORK, Jr.

Presenting the Musical Travesty

“THE NAVIGATORS”

In Two Acts and Ten Scenes.

A Matchless Aggregation of Vaudeville Head Liners

LEE WHITE

Empress of Song, and America's Handsomest Prima Donna.

Mr. DAVE FERGUSON

The Beau Brummel of Burlesque.

Mr. ABE REYNOLDS

The Magnetic Hebrew.

Miss LILLA BRENNAN, Soubrette.

STILL CITY QUARTETTE

Four Famous Warblers.

PERRY AND WHITE

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THE THREE KELTONS

Novelty Instrumentalists different from all others.

COLLINS AND DOYLE

"The Crazy Sailors,"—Comedians, Singers and Dancers.

DAILEY BROTHERS

Premier Acrobats and Balancers.

LA DENT

The Juggler with Two Heads and the Drunken Hats.

JANE ELTON

Singing Character Comedienne.

MUSICAL BUCKLEYS

Versatile Harmonists.

DODD

And his Talking Dog "Nigger."

RUTH ELLIOTT

Boston's Gifted Vocalist.

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PROGRAMME.

ation at the discretion of the Management).

It esteem it a favour if Ladies would kindly consider
of many is entirely spoilt by the View of the Stage
ir Hats, and the courtesy of their removal would be
much appreciated.

The .
National
Theatre
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Musical Director.
Geo. W. Byng.

Sub-Conductor and Leader.
Julian Jones.

Treasurer.
A. E. Corrick.

commencing Monday, June 4th, 1906.

10. "PARISIANA" 10.10

Second Edition of the Successful Grand Ballet.

Invented and Produced by CHARLES WILSON.

Music by JAMES M. GLOVER.

Dances Arranged by Signor ALFREDO CURTI.

Costumes by ALIAS, from Designs by COMELLI.

Scenery by E.H. RYAN, PHILIP HOWDEN and A. MENESSIER.
Floral Decorations by A. Gatti & Co., Ltd. Properties by Laureys
and Nestore & Co., Ltd. Machinist, Fox. Electrical Effects, Webber.
Wigs by Gustave.

THE PAST.

Scene I. Market Place about 1790. Early Morning. E. H. RYAN
Gavotte, "Les Fleurs de Lys," "Polka Républicaine," "La Carmagnole."
Misses Edith Slack, Nellie Hill, G. Cormani, A. Mortimer. Ada Taylor,

E. Burgess. Mr. G. Almonti, M. Henri Frielli, M. Artelli and Signor Santini

Scene II. "Une Blanchisserie," 1812. Noon. PHILIP HOWDEN
Misses A. Mortimer, Belle Davis, Rosie Deane, L. Arnold, L. Laurel.
Signor Santini and Signor G. Rosi.

THE PRESENT.

Scene III. "Grands Magasins du Printemps." Afternoon
A. MENESSIER

1. Le Peignoir. 2. La Parfumerie. 3. Le Frou-Frou. 4. Les Rubans.

5. L'Eventail. 6. Les Chapeaux. 7. Les Fleurs Artificielles. 8. Le Corsage
Misses L. Bryant, Nellie Hill, Mabel Hunt, Julie Reeves.
Mr. Tom Coventry, Signor G. Rosi, and Corps de Ballet.

Scene IV. On the "Grands Boulevards." Evening.
PHILIP HOWDEN.

Misses Edith Slack, G. Cormani, Mabel Hunt, L. Bryant, Mdme
Cormani, and LA SYLPHE.

Messrs Henry Frielli, M. Santini, Tom Coventry, E. Almonti. G. Almonti
Artelli and G. Rosi.

Scene Y. "La Fête de Neuilly." A. MENESSIER
Ringmaster, Miss Edith Slack. Gigolette, LA SYLPHE. M. Henri
Frielli, Miss Rosie Deane.

DANCES: "La Maxixe," executed by Nellie Hill, Belle Davis,
G. Cormani. Julie Reeves, M. M. Santini, G. Rosi, and
LA SYLPHE

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