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Aranka, Roazika and Berike, Hungarian Gypsy Stagers hanta, Zalva Trio, High Wire Acrobate: Bille Harlow, Hrothers Diantas, ‘Sisters Andersen, Bonnie Thornton, James Thornton, Filson and Erroll, G nd Leon: ‘Aignzo Hatch, Lady Orchestra, in G and Genway Care, Noon to Mida! Hound. feserved Coupon Seats four weeks {aadvance. Sacred Concerts, Sundays, 2:30 to 11 p.m., Continuous, PROCTOR’S TWO HIGH-CLASS CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE THEATRES. MR. F. F, PROCTOR, Sole Proprietor and Manager. | Vaudeville Specialties: ROCTOR’S THBATRHE, asd Street: ALWAYS THE BEST—ALL THE TIME. Richard Golden, Comedian; Barney Fagan, Dancer; Unthan. Armiou Wonder; ‘The “Judges, ‘Acrobatai Kalghts Templar March by Sixteen Glriey Al Reeves, Gu, Nhlame, Two Franks, Mason and Healey, The aita, Mabel Hudson, Lady Orchestra; other Hefned | AT THE uae “Ay. Francis Wilson is not ‘* himself again "in his new piece, “* The Chieftain.” He has escaped from himself, and is a real singing comedian, doing some excellent character work in a comic operetta that is actually comic. It is musical, too, with some of Sullivan's prettiest numbers. The libretto is by Burnand of Punch, who is known as a thoroughly serious humorist of the British bullet-proof school. One of his cli- mactic puns i hero, describing his emotions during a thrilling equestrian adventure, says, “I galloped on. pale and breathless—a regular Rider Haggard!* This is quite funny—funny as an example of what “goes” for a joke in dear old England, Tired of the drama, and sick of life itself (I had just sat through an act of * Le Collier de la Keine"), I dropped in at the Standard, re- membering how erstwhile the frothy farcicali- ties of ‘Charlie's Aunt” and ‘Too Much Johnson” had enlivened that old stand, then as now under the management of J. M. Hill. Alas! They were doing ** The Capitol,” by Augustus Thomas. ‘This is indeed no laugh- ing’ matter. It is an elaborate and delib- erate attempt to dramatize—or, rather, to put into the form of Platonic dialogues—the Con- gressional Record, ‘There was a fine audience, which seemed fully to appreciate the solemnity of the occasion. Nat Goodwin's head was bowed down upon his shirt-front. David Be- lasco, who occupied a parquet seat, though his heart was in Maryland, muttered, ‘* It is well- written and thoughtful, but—I don't think.” Charles Frohman pondered, “*Parbleu ! Wash- ington, D, C., evidently is nof a City of Pleas- ure.” ‘Really, Mr. Hill, while you deserve all commendation for trying to infuse New Blood into your theatre, it is a Reckless Temple of the drama that offers such things to a fun-seeking clientéle. Isn't there something unfortunate about the simile which Mr. Holland employs in describy ing his stellar début at the Garrick? “I have | frequently heard that in the moments just be- fore drowning a man's entire career’ flashes through his mind ; and I may add that a flash of exactly that kind came to me as { stood bow- ing to the kind applause that greeted my first entrance asa star.” Was the Paulton farce so | desperate a plunge as all that? Clara Morris is wealthy beyond the dreams of avarice, yet she keeps on acting, just for love of what she and her press-agent call her “tart.” She is at present visible in ‘* Camille and “Miss Multon"—two lachrymose plays which, L believe, have been presented here be- fore. Clara is what you might call an actress with a past. arles Frohman said ‘* The City of Pleas- ure" was a “heart-throb.” Rather a bad case of fat-witted degeneration of the heart. An operation has been-performed upon “ Le Collier de la Keine,” and it is still keeping large | crowds away from Daly's. ‘A young man from the west, named Walker Whiteside, is reported to be wandering around carrying the future of the Shakespearean drama in his hands. He ought to be watched, PAssant. The kind that never makes you swear. «THE BENEDICT. Only pertect Collar and, Coft Buttda made. {s oblong, goes 10 lke a we nd files around scross the button-hofe? Bo wear or tear. Strong, durable, and can be adjusted with perfect ease. ‘In gold, silver and rolled gold. Can be put on any Heeverbatton.” Jobo iodorses it as the BENEDICT BROS. JEWELERS, ‘Broadway and Cortlandt 8t.. N.Y. ‘Manufactured for the trade by ENO8 RICHARDSON @ CO, 23 Maiden Lane, N. ¥. 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