Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library Gift of Seymour B. Durst Old York Library SEYMOUR DURST -V 'Tort nieuw ^Am^trdam. oj> Je Matihatans H'hen you leave, please leave this book Because it has been said "Sver'tbing comes t' him who waits Except a loaned book." Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2014 http://archive.org/details/newyorkhippodromOOdurs ♦ > Box Office Department New York Hippodrome BlocK of Sixth Avenue, Fortj -third to Forty-Fourth St. THOMPSON CSt DUNDY - Managers GEORGE A. KINGSBURY, . Personal Representative W. C. THOMPSON, .... Press Represent vtive GEORGE T. LYNCH . Asst. Press Representative T. J. BULL, .... Superintendent of Auditoriuv WM. J. (i AXE. j GEC^/ FLOOD, 1 f Orchestra H. FLOOD, ) R. H. KLOTZ, ) JNO. SANER, t (iimiiT H. P.WHITNEY, l Gallery CHAS. BENSON, ) J Two daily performances at 2 P. M. and 8 P. M. Patrons are requested to assist the management in eliminating specu- lation in seats by purchasing tickets in advance of their visit. Reserved family circle and balcony tickets at the right and box and orchestra seats at ihe left window of the lobby. * * PRICES * * Evtinin^ and Saturday Matinees Loges, per seat. , $2.50 Box Seat!...., $2.00 and $2.50 Club Box Seats $1.50 Orchestra Seats.,. $1.50 Balcony Seats..,. $1.50, $1.00, 75 and 50 cents Family Circle 50 and 25 cents Daily (Except Saturday) Matinees (No Smoking) Loges, per seat., ,...$2.50 Box Seats...... $2.00 and $2.50 Club Box Seats $1.50 Orchestra Seats.. $1.0O Balcony Seats. ... $1.00, 75 and 50 cents Family Circle Seats 50 and 25 cents INFORMATION Attention is reminded that the Hippodrome is the safest playhouse in the world. It is constructed of steel, marble and brick throughout, and every appliance and device installed is of tested reliability and endorsed and approved by all municipal authorities. The number of exits is largely in excess of official requirement. Departure at the close of performances will be facilitated and conges- tion minimized if the ample openings on the Forty-third and Ferty- fourth Street sides are utilized. Orders for automobiles will be filled at the box offices in the main en- trance. The charges for parties of four to any part of the city is $10; to Brooklyn, $15. Or they may be hired on the basis of $5 per hour. The box office is open daily from 9 a. m. until the close of the evening exhibition. Orders for seats will be received by mail, telegraph or tele- phone (3400 Bryant) and coupons will be held until 1 p. M. for mat- inees and until 7 p. M= at nights. Tickets reserved by mail or otherwise and paid for will be retained at the office until called for, until other- wise specified. Entrance to the Hippodrome will be permitted one hour before the beginning of nerformances. Smoking is confined to the balcony sittings and to the promenade and lounging rooms on the mezzanine floor. The suggestion is made that patrons designate their preferences when select- ing seats. Attention is directed to the fact that entrance to the proscenium boxes and loges is through the mezzanine gallery. Ladies will confer a great favor upon the management and add to the comfort of others by removing their hats. General coat and cloak checking rooms are on both sides of the maim entrance, on the mezzanine gallery and in the balcony. The service is free. Ladies' retiring rooms are on the left of the mezzanine balcony and at the extreme right end of the ground floor promenade. Maids are in attendance. Gentlemen's rooms are at opposite side of the structure. GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER will be served by attendants on the orchestra floor and can be personally obtained on the lower promenade and on the mezzanine floor. Hippodrome employees have been engaged on the plane of courteous efficiency. It is the aim of the management to establish an atmosphese of hospitality and congenialty. Complaints of inattention maa dis- courtesy will receive prompt attention. Brooklyn patrons can secure seats in advance at regular New York Hippodrome Box O ffice prices, at Abraham & Strauss', Fulton Street. I A O If' Q AFTER THE | SEA FOOD and GAME a SPECIALTY UMvIV OTHEATREl Opposite Hippodrome New Twq Annex Orchestras BURNS 44th St. and 6th Av. Late Banquet Suppers Hall OIIIP Q AA Importers and Manufacturers of OlUfc & 0U«, HIGH CRAPE FURS 807 SIXTH AVE,, Bet. 45th and 46th Streets, Our New Harlem Store: 54 WEST 125th STREET, Bet. Fifth and Lenox Avenues, Sixth Ave. Telephone, 1403«Bryant' Harlem Telephone, 3854 Hurler* PARIS LONDON Imported Millinery PRICES MODERATE 30 WEST 30th STREET Telephone, 2 581 Madison Square &/>e LITTLE MANICURE, SHOP Cor. 44tK Street and SixtH Avenue Opposite Hippodrome Hair Dressing, marcel Waving. Scalp Treatment Shampooing and Facial Massage FIRST-CLASS WORK GUARANTEED TELEPHONE, 5412 BRYANT MRS. E, . B. FCLLER Have Your Old Ftirs remodelled now. We are SPECIALISTS in the art of remodelling. Only expert furriers employed. We can make your furs over to look just as good as new. Old furs bought and exchanged for new. We are manufacturers of furs, and thus save you the middleman's profit. Our charges are fully one-third less than others. HIRSCHFIELD FUR CO., 58 West 21st Street Telephone, 1123 Gramerct Banish Coughs ALL DRUGGISTS MOCK'S RESTAURANT 145 WEST 42d STREET (Near Broadway.) A quiet, cosy place with Music, Table d'Hote Lunch and Dinner and a la carte at all hours. THE GERARD HOTEL 44th St., Between Hippodrome and Broadway The ITIost Central Location in New York Rooms and Apartments with Private Bath, $2.00 to $6.00 per day. 100 Rooms with use of Bath, $1.50 per day. RESTAURANT. American and European Plan The Best Course Dinner in the City, 6 to 8 P. M.< 75c. Music. THE GERARD HOTEL CO., Props, t. j. morris, Mgr. JOHN RANKIN, Pres. LARGEST PLAYHOUSE IN THE WORLD THE Hippodrome is the largest, safest, handsom- A est, costliest playhouse in all the world. In construction, equipment and conduct it is single of its kind. It represents an outlay of $1,750,000. Fifty-two hundred persons find comfortable accom- modation in its capacious body. The stage is 200 feet w T ide between walls and has a total depth of 110 :eet. These are amazing figures for the New York theatre-goer to contemplate. The back drop cur- tain of the Hippodrome, for instance, is 85 feet by BLACK and WHITE IS ALL RIGHT Real Scotch Whisky JAMES BUCHANAN 4 CO. (Limited) ARTHUR J. BILLIN United States Manager 43 Broadway New York ENTACURA TOOTH PASTE is an ideal cleaner and has the advantage of neutralizing acid secretions, destroying bacteria, and thus preserving the teeth. 25 cts. per tube at all druggists. DENTACURA CO., Newark, N. 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Its inaugural performance took place on April 12th, last, and the crowds have come twice daily in volume that has packed the playhouse ever since. The number includes tke President's family ; the Vice-President of the United States; the only living ex-President; Prince Louis of Battenberg; the Russian and Japanese Peace Plenipotentiaries; almost every Senator and Repre- sentative, and individuals from every land and from every rank of life. SULPHUME unequalled for the SKIN AND BLOOD Cures Eczema, Pimples and all Blood Troubles. SULPHUME neutralizes Alkali, with all its harmful properties. And thus SULPHUME SOAP makes the momt dainty, exquisite toilet and shaving accessory known. SULPHUME COMPANY, NEW Y01K. A Tailor-Made Overcoat The distinction and style of a custom-made overcoat is unmistakeabJe. I guarantee you cut, material and expert tailoring that would cost $25 to $30 anywhere else. By maintaining a cash policy I cut this price in half. 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STEWART PORCELAIN SPECIALIST Tilephone, 93 Madison N. W. Cor. 34th ST. and LEXINGTON AVE. Greatest Amusement Institution The Xevv York Hippodrome is a permanent amuse- ment institution. Its vast and immense proportions dwarf by comparison every other playhouse of every character and kind and its projectors promise its enter- tainments will be first in point of merit and originality. In "A Society Circus" is witnessed a production which, from a dramatic, operatic or arenic standpoint has never been equaled in the amusement world. In the magnificence and splendor of its scenic effects the spectacle marks a new era in the art of stagecraft. Each of the five scenes which make up the three acts is replete with action, absorbing interest and lavishness of detail. The musical numbers, the great chorus of trained voices, the beautiful ballet, "The Song of the Flowers," are original features of the programme and supplemented by the most startling novelties in the circus tournament. As a whole, "A Society Circus" is a departure from the accepted ideas of amusement enterprises and establishes a new record for Hippo- drome entertainments, which have made the great playhouse famous throughout the world. New arenic acts, seen for the first time in this country, will be added from v time to time. Following "A Society Circus" will be a new pro- duction of equal grandeur, magnitude and originalitv of conception. Its title, "A Roman Circus," is sug- gestive of the possibilities of the spectacle, which will be arranged along the lines which made the enter- tainments of ancient Rome historically famous. Fea- tures, striking and original, will be introduced, and the entire spectacle will be on a par with its prede- cessors on the Hippodrome stage in beauty, character and variety. 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WONDERS AWAIT AT LUNA PARK With the closing of the season at Coney Island, active work began on a new Luna Park, the great seaside playground of the nation. The season of 1906 will witness a festival of the world's marvels, unap- proached in the annals of amusement history. The broad expanse of Luna Park is being stripped of the manifold devices and appliances which afforded enter- tainment and diversion for five million persons of every age and from every land last season, and in their places appear individual and collective innovations and revelations. A glittering wonderland, surpassing any- thing vivid fancy ever conceived, will await the crowds next May. Human ingenuity never before produced the like of the Luna Park of 1906, and its watchword will continue to be amusement no more novel, amazing and fascinating than ever wholesome and clean. Souvenir Post Cards of the Hippodrome may be secured Free by application to Ushers. 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Id St., adjoining the Hippodrome, and when the Department is called nd should an excitable person call "Are," KEEP YOUR SEAT, the fire is >podrome IS THE SAFEST PUBLIC BUILDING IN THE WORLD. IT CANNOT BURN. New York Hippodrome Management of THOMPSON (EL DUNDY Evenings at 8 Daily Matinees at 3 WeeK of January 8th, 1906. "A SOCIETY CIRCUS" Arrangement and Production by Frederic Thompson Staged by Edward P. Temple Book by Sidney Rose nfeld Music by Manuel Klein Lyrics by Rosenfeld and Klein, Scenery by Arthur Voegtlln INFORMATORY. (See page 25 for tabulated card of characters.; ACT I. Scene I. — A Gypsy Camp, Strangely Invaded. The rise of the curtain discloses a broad expanse of romantic woodland, selected by a band of nomads for encampment. They ariive afoot, mounted bareback, and crowded in the picturesque vehicles of their tribe. Fol- lowing the manual work of unloading wagons, pitching tents, lighting fires, and the other incidental labor of early camp — performed by the women of the party while the men, at ease, watch approvingly — there is a production of booty secured during the journey. One is empty-handed. His irate companions clamor for his life as penalty. The King and Queen, aroused by the outcry, appear from their wagon. In defense he produces a violin and plays an air whose plaintive beauty so charms that his life is spared. Others of the rovers, inspired, join in music with him and the scene becomes one of mad melody and dance. Suddenly, at the wildest crescendo, a gypsy wed- ding procession approaches. The quaint ceremony is performed by the King, following a Romany dance and moments of merrymaking. Lady Volumnia, whose castle is in the neighborhood, attended by court ladies and gen- tlemen, enters as the proceedings end. Her millions are "tainted" and charity and commerce spurn them. She yearns for sympathy and change. Fizz Fluka (Marceline), her secretary and almoner, is hopelessly deaf, adding to her misery. Asking his advice by megaphone, she receives the suggestion to have her fortune and future revealed by the gypsy card reader. Esmeralda, greedily accepting a handful of the Lady's "tainted" gold, drones of a poor, dark, young man on a white horse, who loves her devot- edly, and who will forget the bad repute of her dollars, As the gypsy recites, Paul Pasky enters, leading a white horse. Lady Volumnia, amazed and impressed, interro- gates him, hears that he is all that is left of the P. T. Twopaw & Jingling Bros.' Circus, wrecked and stranded on its visit to Mars, and that her image has ever been before him. Affinities have met, she is delightedly sure. She announces her intention of establishing "A Society Circus" at her palace and giving a fete whose magnificence will astound, and departs, telling Pasky to hurry after. 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