New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-10

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Stillman. the whistler IneZ McCuskcr. T.. D. lay
lor barytonc. the Weston sisters. In "a musical spe-
Remington IN a character sketch
What IS called the opening Of the regular winter
night when Sandow will make his reappearance IN
America and give several new Illustrations OF ms
Will be the American debut or MIss b.s.te pm
wood. who for years has been n idNOfltc IN Inc Lon
gramme Win include Nile. Edmee Esco,. Mario and
Durham. triple horizontal bar performers tHc S'at
musical blacksmihs: Wood and Shepard. jules Rel
lar. Eunice Vance. Cara ,!ua.lE ahu lar1 ~
battle clowns. An extra programme has been ar
ranged for the concert tonight. ..r.
Power Of Gold" at the Fourteenth street Theatre Is
drawing such large audiences that MT Ko,ehqa ~,
play tells an exciting story and Is fun OF scenes
and Incidents that appeal 70 the lovers OF melo-
will begin n two weeks engagement NJ the four-
tenth Street Theatre on DECEMBER =. oIehnE a,
the Christmas matinee in The Rivals. III "nlch
Mrs Drew Will be seen In her impcrsonaton Of Mrs.
Malaprop go
The programme at The ImPeral M%1if iai, N VII
Of novcltics" which includes IA. Earle equillhris
I f"s 't Gus I'M in cub-swineng act Nile Car
RE AoTsi.sey and Hickey grOtcsquc acfoDhtS' Its
diorana spccialty and McAvoy and May; the
hungarian sisters La Pousta and Nile. Sabel the
a airfn rvmnasts and c ovr iueelcr have been
added to the list of attractions. number OF
Concert tonight Rchcarsals OF Frank Duprces
STAG direction OF Max Freeman. are about COM
peterl
The storks seals and other animals from Europe
have arrived. and are giving their performances
with tho rest of Hagonbcck's animals ~ latter
Sails. The whole exhibition is most interesting
one
''Thc Gods" Is the tite of Colonel Robert g.
Inscrsolls lecture for the evening az the ifoaiway
Theatre. II Is now some twelve years since colonel
Inscrsoll delivered this lecture IN tnif city.
notable b-neht VIII be tnat FOR Marvin H.
I'll 1ffsI ma a IN nN
atrc. tonight II has good list Of volunteers. who
YIN appr IN 9id OF ihs unrorgnaie I Iagh nHoms
TIn,cyson' Lvlia Yeanans- Titus Minnie schultz
Zippora Montcith. Miss Helen Dauvray Miss Lillian
Lewis. Dlgby Bell Nelson WhentcrOu T. u. Thai
berg. Dan DAILY Al. Grant. Harry Kennedy. the
and Harry Wright. The orchestra will be- under the
paniments by Herman Pcriei. musical director Of
"l492." Charles Seagrave VIII have charge OF the
stage. a. NJ Palmer gives the theatre. Mr.. Clark
viii DE the first beneficiary to give . per cent OF
his receipts 20 the Actorg' Fund
Venus" now in Boston. will appear nj the Garden
Theatre late In January upon the conclusion of Mr.
Wizards engagement.
jefferson de Angels. now Of The Prodlgal
Daughter company. viii star next season in a
gaGement at a theatre In Broadway.
The bore Gallery for more than twenty years
now Why every citizen Of New-York should not
The gallery will be open today from 10 p. IN.
a large number Of tickets has already been sold
for the bcnent 10 be given at the PARK Theatre on
Sunday December II. for Mrs. William $ Mullaly
and her child. Reports from WestbOrO say that
Mr. Mullaly's condition Is serious and he Is slowly
dying. The entertainment IL to relieve the neces-
stiles Of his family for the present and to provide
for the future.
Augustus Pitou. In collaboration with George II.
Jessop. is writing new Irish play for Chauncey
Olcott with whom he has nve-years' contract.
Mr. Jcssop is now in ireland and viii write the play
there. where he make studies OF character and
scenes. Mr.. PItou has sent him the story. charac-
ters and situations. The play Will BE- In four
acts with the scenes laid In village on the south
west coast Of Ireland IN 1880.
An amateur performance OF Sydney Grundys
three-act farce. THE Arabian Nights" will be
given in Madison Hall at Madison-aye. and one
hundred n nd -twenty -nfth-st. Tuesday evening,
FOR the benefit OF the Harlem Eye. Ear and Throat
Innrmary. The most Of the members Of the cast
are members Of the Students Dramatic Club.,whch
presented this play last season at the Berkeley
fyceum Walter p Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs. Pow
hatan r. Robinson and Miss Madeleine Eaton Will
play their original parts. Others In the cast are
Misses Mary and Elizabeth King Miss Helen