The sun., 1888-11-04

nishtt performers for the Brennan charity are Tony
Pastor. Gus wilams Harry RerneI Lester and Allen,
James Hsrdie, Alfred Mcdowell Fred Guguerra Edwin
Arden. Fred 8 Sanford, Z. A. Archer, O. b Hawkina
G. j. Williams Matt jackson. Katie Hart Ida Lillian
Abrams, Laura Howe, Alice Coleman, CLARA Coleman,
Percy Haswell Florence French, and the two Jacobs
orchssrss
O'Conor has gone from Roster A Bials but he n re-
placed this week BY King Kalkasa ooubrist; Lester
and Alien negro comedians; Dorst and orests dancers;
Maggie Coleman. Davenport orothers and otherA
The spectacular mnstrssy Of the day hs, for m chief
and famous representatives the Thatcher Prim-
and West troupe who will occupy Nblos this
week. They have not appeared down town before this
season Their wit and song always refined and gem
sraliy brisk Thatchers monoloRue quaint feature
and Primrose, an end man Ia original quaint and
funny Elaborate dancing may be safely looked for a.
part of the show for Barney Pagan who Ia at tho
head OF this branch OF minstrelsy with the company
Next week Tuesday will the nrst production OF The
Undercurront" . revised meodrama
-ehadows OF Great City" win reach town to-mor.
row for q week at the Poopea Its visits in the last
three years have been frequent and almost reEu
lar but the meodrsmn continues TO interest the many
people who attend the combination housea
Tony Pastor carrying the letter every promise
he made at the opening of his pretty vaudeville house
Tomorrow night no will offer programme In which
only three performers ont Of nearly score OF them
will be earned from last weeks bill They are the
Coulson sisters and Harry La Rose who certainly
c,.v.r .popob to warrant ther rssnRaeemeut AmonR
the new corners will be Ticrncy and Wayne former
minstrels and good song and dance mon; o. Duncan.
clever ventroquist: satsuma Japanese juaEler; the
Lentons acrobats; Homer and Lingard. singers and
ans.r. IN. Ar,hrr ..,.r. dp,,,sts. Harry Parker,s
doq and cat circus Beatrice Vaughan musical per-
former, and woodward's scala The Arthur sisters
seem be to the city vaudeyilles Miss Vaughan
English importation. and has already been
,s,n in town The seals Arc really wonderful orsature
ana ,r ,nvbodv with an ere to odd thnss hasn't Wit
nessed their performance the opportunity Afforded ct
Pastors ought not TO % neglected.
Though the art gallery of the Eden Music IL closed
this veek to preparo for tho exhibition Of choice
,or,m.nt M nalnt,nas from tho Paris Salon the vien
n... fam ala fencern the musicians tho wax
collections and the al wonders are continued
,s.trr.. and .Ivays entertaining
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NOTWITHSTANDING tno Pohueei iof''i nuo" P.o'o
prido ID taken In tne 'nauf'f'A' usp'A1 ~ sue
Ahsututo rair On iniru n'euuo ne~ , - -
A. abundanhy eviaeneea oy tho ncrea'ea u"'V .''0 M
ance Ths insututo ID open from ~ IN sne ~
the same hour ~ neh. anu inc aamssi'n is' ''A'A
| the reach OF all
That .Tbe Old Homesteadu has made q solid sub
,,.n,t onancal and ponular success at the big Acad
emv there cannot be the sirhest doubt An attraction
that ran contnue In all a theatre with the immense
canaci.v Of tho Academy for eight solid weeks oven
,h. hatch, a, IN. of campaign
.ra n Oh. .rosst advance sale OF seats that any
r.,,,.r .,,ra,,,on b.. .xer had there must indeed
h.yo an ov.r abundant quantity of charma This
,,Sn,.d ,b m. fact that " Tho Old Homestead had
.Ir.anv h.en nlaved over tvepty.nye weeks in New
yn,t I..t s.,.on matea tn, preaent business all the
mo,. .,,,nisnno UncL, ro,huo says: .why, not
tx.r,sth mart of m, people have seen Il vet Go and
rd on th. corner Ala. for Ave miputes and ask the
naomi. that pass II thew have seen Tho Old
Homestead and I'll bet YOU won't nnd ono among them
that has Folks are too busy with politics Just now"
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tire, and I'm amaAoa 'nn' VIC ha'o mil nou'o
Whenever play 10 put on Tor run ~ ne" iotA
theatre the interests OF people VINO own h proo"os
dramatic successor begin in short time 10 casn win
those Of tho owners OF tho piece some impression A'
such state OF affairs exists IN regard 10 the run
Barnes OF New YORK AT tho broaa"aJ' "m'p oeS'n'
its fourth week there tomorrow night may na'e oeen
made by conflicting statements about tho production OF
| Little Lord Fauntieroy' This play whion s o"nea
by Mr.. French OF French sanger, Will prooaoiy %
seen at tho broadway when M. barnes mAAes ro'n
for it. but the receipts Tor mr barnes "oula see "
postpone that event to the remote tuure. iemofro"
evening Frank hordaunt VINO was tne scdpia 10 fanhy
| Davenports Toscd at tho broadway ast SPRING "in
replace haipn peimore IN tue par. :" o"o =. ~
| "Ar. Barnea" other changes nave oeen mAae
In the play, improving anu sno.'eu"s .ne
srnc,.d !. \. =, h,nd its two chief scene. In tho rst
of which love conquers hate in the heart Marina the
Corsican girls while in tho second hate eonquers love In
| shoeS'SaA
fore gotten threo or -FOUR feeaia Aaekay per
formance as Daneuo a. the eha OF 'hs nc. teninE'
The last act Win tne now entrance Oh M. Dd'"eH
| sends tho audience away IN "A'o Vi on'nus"sh-
There still good deai OF puo'ic curiohy 70 tue
identity ofa cluoman referred 70 In an
published few Gays ago IN morning paper ~ mas
been asserted on the authorty Oh inc hmSe
that this person. now Nlhg In 'ns ciy ID tue ACTUAL
hero OF Mr.. Bdrness adventures
Mucb scrpural study of the Crucinxion IL afforded at
| .n,. con,,nn,s GOOD
|
During the week JUST past ne" ORNATE anu well de-
ported museum mas been aaoea 70 the CITY amusement
fesot.A ~ ID An'"n 40 'ne ' Di eun- VI,
and managed by John B. Doris Of wide circus fame.
The initial attractions are notable. Mile Christine
known extensively the "rwo-headed Nightingale"
heads the list In the curio halls where also be
band Of real Comanche Indiana Circassan girs nrs
zither players and others of that k Eight
formances . day take place in tho theatorium whore
vaudeville actors appear alternativey In varied pro-
gramme. The bill for the current week includes Pickett
At n has