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JlfiW. CARTER (!VB$
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BIB A MM V
rU!) mix teatl Carter In a tabloid ver
-i. aM of "x" will head the loag pro.
rtj. graaiBM at. tt Palace. Mra Carter
ha taken the fajnoua fourth act. clos
"'' Sng with the renunciation eceno, aa
.tk nueleue o( her vaudeville version
v, of te Belaaco play, In which aha won
br, Bar greatest sucoess. lu halt an hour
mti , Mra. Carter reraa'.a ber proficiency In
" th portrayal of the passion, tha eaao
A tloa'of Heartbreak, farewell and r-
ttaiaHMi IImm T A RflA will ha tH
' '' atar of tha bill Paul Dickay
-Is ea'aaeasat a now playlet called "Tha
CtMateek." Other fcaturea ' wltf be
" wW aad Mack, black-faca cornodlaas;
Arthur Frieda elm, concert pianist;
PTIfeJailla) Howard aad company, Mo
wTUkofc, Diamond and Cbaplow, Ltt
naaito Iftatara, and EvereaV Monkoy'
SM Ttia'OetoBlal Theatre will have tor
a'HT lea attraction Gertrude Hoff-
.asaaa aad atapaay la her big dano
aht Jt.1a1aa;vaad opoctaoular revue.
tjjtTaan wHi also be H ermine hono In
jrTlM Laai of th Quaker,- Donahue
t Stewart to "Him and Her," Mar
q UaWeMtAf o talnlature prima don-
ff ' Sit to othara.
M AUuuabra wUl bo Helen
I?j?to.l"i''It Doean't Happen," Bella
JfcSir.to'aaw onaAl-Nantune'a: flar--"144.
of LI vine BUtuaa," Joile Heather,
err jaagMea oaaaadtanaot the Meyako 81a
ton la Japaaeee novelty, and Eddie
OatT la "The New OBoa Boy."
a '791m Royal Tbeatr. will otter IJlllan
UJ 'fjMw In character aonia, the Lone
x' flick Ban troupe of Oriental Ulualon-..-'lata.
taa Mlaaea Campbell To "At
raWaa a loadoa," aadLine ttva
5 lutau -
r r ;
COM TO THE COLOMBIA.
' ' aaaMtMkaw j
A Maw two-aet, baHeaqae called "la
Draaaar Maatoo" win to areata ted by
upa laaaxra. noniaj a wmiy
- . .
lpawraa hetreea, u la Mva-wu abio-
Iwaat amy onoor or treat w
By tka win of Iter fatter no-
jejb atuat many an American before
tW.atkarHaaoa la paid. Arrlvtaa; in
wM OHid Mate aha stoat two He-
yiilj.wa. Laarnlng tha oondltloaa aur
' iwaadtajr Floclta'a leacy, oaa pretenda
ta to ao 1U he caanot peaalMy live
leaf, sad tk air oSera to marry hla.
They go to Mexico, where a mock cer
teaaaay la performed. Antonio cauaea
the Hebrews to bo thrown Into prison
, Ad aubjecu them to all aorta of har
rowing aapeneacea, ini;iuauia vavanus
areaaawwiaajrali to ahull flght
th ooauaay laoRidea JOKPh H. Wat-.
.Coaaa, Jtarre uawn.
Van
ana nr trueu.
Hurray zuh Taeatr wiu aav
taera, ua
wULt
be a prise
oakawalk.
RQSELAND OlRLS
T BROOKLYN CASINO.
th' Casino Theatre, Brooklyn,
ln( Monday afternoon, the
d Olrl will present an enur-
t, combining the features of
comedy, with tbose of bur-1
.. Kotch Cooper's company ln-.t
itolly Ward, Eddie Markay, Ed-.
mw Bcawans, Ltiuian riuaeriua, mum
and Julia Bchwartz. "A Mlx-Up ,
Reno" la the chief extravagansa.
ly matlneej will be given. Season I
ttwUl to given to ladle watch 1
v.-wlll rautl tnem to an orcneaira seat
Vry day, oxoept Saturday and boa-.
f;aa, tnrougnoK in season tor ine
vrfce of 10 cents.
'."Tha Trail of the Lonesome Plna"
F;MrlU; b presented at th Grand Opera
iJvouseT.wlth Isabello Lowe In the lead-
fSPxho DerKalb Theatre will fcave "Ifa
j"tm mi4 I'm,
RBAMLAND COMPANY
AT MURTIO A SKAIHON'S.
t , . .
A4y LewU ind th. Dreamland
IMMUirs will, to tha attraction at ,
WwrSf ol ' Mr. 'Uwl wUl,
mm raia Bsra ror ni. portrayal or a
atWrllr type of Htwew character.
nfrtiTW ivreaewaaa ocauiy vaorua.ia w
; -M'alfcsr ftatur; Aaaoa th performer .
. aa Marveaeua uayiosa, eleven :
atota. Anr amaniaujr
H-'aMSL W
' W? f A
m ahatoal
, ma:
stagehand who will be
BRADY PRODUCTIONS
IN FOR SEASON'S RUNS.
"Sinners" la approachlnc Ha one
hundredth performance at William A.
Brady'a .Playhouse, with an advanco
sale that baa been extended" to July
.1. Mr. Iirady la 'incUned to believe
that Owen Davie's drama contrasting
city and rural life will remain In New
York through the summer months and
perhapa until the early part of the next
regular amusement eeaeon.
"The White Feather," which has the
European conflict aa its basis, but Is
entirely devoid of .combat, haa won
high favor at the Comedy Theatre,
where It will remain until the cloao of
the current theatre term. The run of
this play, at the Iloyalty Theatre, Lon
don, still fa Indeterminate by reason of
tha liberal public aupport.
Having passed Its two hundredth
repetition at the, Forty-eighth Street
Theatre, "The La'.r of the Land" haa
awung Into the final atretoh of the
season, and will not bo Withdrawn un
til the theatre closes, its dosra for the
vacatloa period. , v
DANCING CARNIVAL
HAS A BUSY WEEK.
The management of the Dancing
Carnival at Grand Central . Palace
found it necessary last week to engage
aeveral additional dancing Inattuctora:
Twenty-five of tha instructors had
been given a vacation by Mr. urunay.
tha nronrletor.. because of tha Lenten
aeaaSa. However, last week'a business
u .urnri.lnrlv tAt. th records
waa aurDiialncly big.
showing tha largest number of lessons
iriven. tba limit attenoanco ana u
greatest amount-of dancing la any sin
gle evening In the two years' history
or tne institution.
MARGARET ANGLIN AT
STANDARD THEATRE.
Margaret AngUn cornea to the
Standard Thoatro, Broadway at Nine
tieth Street, oa Monday night JhV Oscar
,Wi4'lMied'.."Lady Windermere"
ran," mich' win,,!) presented every
alght and at th Tuesday and Thurs
day matinees. At tha' Saturday mat
inee Mlas AngUn wUl to aeaq aa Rori
llnd In a special performance of
Shakespeare' T'A You Like It"
Raymond Hitchcock In "Tha Beauty
Shop" will be the. attraction at the
Bronx Opera Houaa.
The Jessie BonsteU company at the
Weat End Theatre will preaent "The
Misleading Lady."
"HELLO, PARIS!"
OLYMPIC'S OFFERING.
"Hello, Parlsl" will to tha burlesque
attraction at the Olympic Theatre.
There will also to a travesty 'called
"A Night In Paris." The singing num
bers will Include t'Our Hat Off to Mr.
Wilson." Will Roebm's company la
headed by George A. Clark, comedian.
Others are Jim Barton, Florence Tan
ner and Irene Maara, together with a
VAUDCVILLC
MAT. DAILY at 1
PalacE
S4ScTta
SEATS M
BROADWAY
TWO BIO SUNDAY CONCERTSBECINNINC MON. MAT., MARCH 23
EaMMt Eitriwdinary. AaMrica'a GrMtMl EaaattMal Artiste
Mrs. LESLIE CARTER
EXCLUSIVELY
la Mtlu4
JS "ZAZA" H
aiMaw'u
Mr. LeslleCarter ha taken vaudeville by storm. Hera la a
hurricane auccess. Her tour preliminary to the Palace la the
marvel of the theatre world aa a continuous record' breaking
ovation. HER EMOTIONAL POWERS ARE INCREDIBLY
MAONIFICKNTI VAUDEVILLE HAS THE P1SRFECT PROD
UCT OF HER GENIUS.' Bee Zaza'a, renunciation one' whole
flesh Joys and suffers with her flesh. Mrs. Carter la supported.
by a powerful company.
PAUL DICKEY & CO.
rt.trruoa a star or via milepino i-Apir a -thb chot bbbaebb."i
. yrnlu Ma piayut,
TiiAriow. niAMo.Nb s' cmWoI
SWOR & MACK
iMf ( Snthara
GRACE
WEST POINT SCENES
IN VITAGRAPH PLAY.
"The Juggernaut" enter upon Ita
third week at the Vltagraph Theatre.
A new feature picture will be a mili
tary drama entitled "Lifting the Dan
of Coventry." with a number of Weat
Point-scenes. Lillian Walker and
Darwin Karr have tha leading roles.
There will be two comlo pictures,
"Cutty Becomes a Landlord." and
"When Dumlelga Saw tha Joke."
John Oarrymore will bo aeen at the
Strand Theatre In a photo play ver
sion of Leo Dltrlchteln'a farce, "Are
You a Mason T" There will alao bo
war pictures, the Topical Review, and
a Keystone comedy.
Beginning to-morrow the Broadway
Theatre will ahow Marguerite Clark
In Daniel Frohman'a film production
oi ' vrotna ureen, a romanuc com-
coy Dy urace uvingaion rurniss.
inii atrMMiAn iimninr ana
FlooalBg.of tha Panama Canal" will be
offered.
Tha mualcal programmo in -
elude tha Broadway Bymphony
ur-
cheatra and .Edward F. Johnson and
Arthur Pepew, organists.
Th rtsatlon of the atase to the book
haa been' proved In the great success
ox v. w. unmtn's motion picture pro
duction, "The Birth of a Nation." Ever
ftc A"'" AlhT.h225. toS
"berty Theatre the libraries have been
since thla story was unfolded at the
romantic, and hlstorio Interest bearing
upon this subject
for tne nrst bair or the weeK tne
Eighty-first Street Theatre will show
Haxel Dawn In the dim olay, "The
Leva Route." On Thursday the bill
will change to Wallaco Eddlnger In
tha screen farce, "A Gentleman of
Leisure."
CONCKRTS AND MUSIC.
trader UiTttrantae of
MSN (ftaDI.NAL r'ABLET.
Oaamml at tio tralMd H
Oratorio
THE ATONEMENT
Br S, Oobrtdts Tll.
Society
Tictrui oa Ml
tt OiniieU Bol UITkm.
5th Biltmore Mwrninf Musicals
Maw. Uwoh H. U 11.M. Oraad Bellnotf,
nr DESTINN
ICCABDO MARTIN
wnxiAii HINSHAW
ANDRB TOURRET
Rti.Bntt now at R. B. Johniten'i otriee, ll t
little TfcatT,
VIOUN
RECITAL
Tare. Aftu.lUreh M. at I
lftrOT,4
TkkiU U. M Box Ortlc.
Uft Bttawl a Joan.
DION YION
citNTtia v oriaA hoc he
hotlnnlar ThnrMur Kvnln. MARCH SS.
Xifrj rfomise. WoMir tad Bi tartly auttaete.
MADORA
DUNCAN
TlrkeU lOcU U 3. aw at Bex Office.
VAUDEVILLE.
EVER) Niihtal ,
Bc44e-7Sc.il, 10
ijm ORCR
SEATS UM
Atio 47"5TRCft
AT THIS THEATRE)
aro.
"Tim rosi-mcx.1
1 iimarrrM surra
m:
CHARLIE H6WARD
CO. la "A BAPKT OOMBWATtOW.
RUE
seen in various theatrical
LAWRANCE D'ORSAY . f MSM. &4-
AT 5Tf AW. THEATRE, t WWWS1 I I 1 lttOT?&&M
I lMWrfIS jyteMr TMEATBEB. THIATBIS. . II rU, rM.au U.MaBl
Iawrance D'Orsay comes to Proc
tor's Fifth Avenuo Thoatro on Monday
in a now playlet by Salisbury Field
called "Fisherman's Luck." The sceno
is laid In the Adlrondacka, whero
Capt. Berkley of the guards loses his
heart to nn American girl. Thla role
will be played by Catherine Calhoun.
Other features will be Mme. Besson lr
"It Doesn't Happen," H. M. Zazell and
company In "The Elopement," and
"Toby," an African baboon. At Proc
tore Twenty-third Stroet Theatre
Julie Ring In "The Wrong Room" will
head tha bill. For Its chief attraction
the Flftyetghth Street Theatre will
have Minna Phillips 'In "A Daughter
I of Italy." At Proctor's One Hundred
- an(j
Tweniy-nnn Bireei Tneaire tae
principal feature
will bo A! Lewis In
Th0 mli " t HimnMraltln, vln(-
Tvt - . ., in-,ni,. .,. t,,.,-.
In a new musical offering, Cecil Cun
ningham In a singing nuntigr, yaughn
Comfort and John King la -'rrbVcoon-
towji Dlvorcons," Dane Claudlu and
Lillian Scarlett In "Tho Call of the
Sixties," and Eduardo and Ellsa Can
tlno, Wpanlnb dancera
DANCING FROM 11 A. M.
TO MIDNIGHT
WITHOUT INTERMLSSipN.'
t Everything la hare to Bid th be
ginner. Modem dances thor
oughly taught. Unusual facili
ties for practice. Daaclny la th
freatrst exercise in -the world,
t quickens the blood, brightens
th eye and drlvea away dull
car.
Half-hour lesson with
private instructor
25c
Private lessons in CsTl
triotly private room. OVaC
If you know how 'to danc lady
floor manager will introduce you
to a suitable partner for dancing
free.
The finest dano music in
America, combining Slg. Bar
retta's famous orchestra and 33
piece Wurtixer initrument.
110.000 restaurant for conveni
ence of patron. Table d'hote
from 11 A. M. to a P.M., Menu,
A la cart all day.
Stag, ballet, toe, fancy and
classic dancing taught ,by Prof.
De Commerce. Wednesday and
Saturday, children from 4 to
P. M., adult 8 to 10 P. M.
Any one living between 4th
and BOth street call 4 MS or 9138
Murray Hill and we will stnd a
taxicab to bring you to the danc
ing carnival absolutely free. A
high cUss dance hall for refined
peopUonly. NO UQUOR SOLD.
DANCING CARNIVAL
Graid Central Palace,
Laxlngton Avenue,
4 V 4Bh at, Batraace.
D 200 INSTRUCTORS C
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2.10 aa4 S.10 P. U.
3D WEEK COM. TO-MORROW
THB OraaUit Modara B. B. Drama
JUGGERNAUT
"Worth all tha awaa It ooat," Bfa. (aa.
. .jn Tbtw.Part MlUUtf Draaa,
LIFTING th BAN i COVENTRY
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ManU aa THE BBEATH Of ABABY.
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