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... AMERICAN VAUDEVILLE. (FROIM OUR OWN CORRESPONDeNT ) NEW YORK, JULY ?? great Latayt has increased his fame by introducing a new act sarcelat to that which has been done by Ching Ling Fac air new feat of legerdemain, as performed at Feithi tail week-the ...
... AMERICAN VAUDEVILLE. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) NEW YORK, AUG, 22,-Proctor's One Hundred and Twenty-fifth-street Theatre was opened last Mon- day, and was crowded with an enthusiastic throng from noon until nearly midnight. This makes the fourth house ...
... Rackett's Pyjamas; Cheridah Simpson, in a musical monologue; Maggie Cline, the popular singer of Irish songs; George Thatcher, of minstrel fame; Winona and Banks Winters, in a musical comedy; Maxwell and Simpson, in illustrated songs ; W. E. Bates, cornet soloist ...
... AMERICAN VAUDEVILLE. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) NEW YORK, JULY 11.-A StolenKiss, a newplaylet presented at Keith's last Monday by Wright Huntin,. ton and his company, deals with an episode in the lfi of Lieut. Jack Poynter, ?? who has achieved fame ...
... AMERICAN MUSIC HALLS. (FROM OUR AMERICAN CORRESPONDENT.) TNEW YOIUE, JUNE 20.-Proctor'S Fifth-avenue Theatre, with its fine vaudeville programmes at popular prices, is crowded nightly. The cool weather, and the fact that all the neighbouring playhouses ...
... AMERICAN MUSIC H&LLS. (VR0sf ,CVM OWN CORRESPONDENT.) NEW YORK, JAN, 17.-Minnie Seligman beads the bill at Keith's Union-square Theatre this week, appear- ing in Gilbert's Coecdy and Tragedy, which affords good scope for her talents as a comedienne and ...
... AMERICAN MUSIC HILLS. (FROM ?? OWVN CORRESI'ONI)ENT.) a NEW YORK, JAN. 17.-Minnie Seligrman heads the l a bill at Keith's Union-square Theatre this week, appear- I . ing in Gilbert's Comndy and Truga(ly, which affords I e good scope for her talents as ...
... AMERICAN MUSIC HALLS. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. ) NXEW YORK, MACCH 14.-Miss Cis3ie Loftus has given abundant proof of her versatility lately. First she appeared before us as a mimic of a superior order. Then she showed us what she could do in comic ...
... definitely be made. To the general features of the coming season we have already alluded. ?? AN AMERICAN BEAUTY On the day after the production of An American Beauty, which now succeeds The Belle of New York at the Shaftesbury, the management, according ...
... warmly appreciated. EDEN THEATRE.-Manager, Mr Charles Howard.- The variety company here this week includes Smith and Cooke, American acrobatic comedians; Queenie Lawrence, comedienne; Ernest Gordon, ballad vocalist; Mdlle. Elcook, in her eccentric wire act; ...
... Balham. OORE and BURGESS MINSTRELS, WI St. James's Hall Piccadill and Re ent-street W Daily at 3 and 8. THE GIC;ANTIC XMSAS CARNIVAL PXOGRAM E, A TREMENDOUS HIT. SIDE-SPLITTING SKETCHES and PLANTATION SCENES, By the Finest Minstrel Troupe in the World. Also ...
... and Pico, Streator American Zouaves, and Scott Russell. Doors 7.30. ALHAMBRA. New PATRIOTIC Military Ballet, SOLDIERS OF THE QUEEN, at 10. Varieties by CHUNG LING SOO, Fred Russell, Bonliair Troupe, Les Minstrels Parisiens, Tbe American Choir Girl, Les Dartos ...