The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-03

with feelings Of longing regret TO the day,
when she had nothing more dlficut 70 settle
than sliRht "scrap" between the Two
hind legs although he would much rather go
to sleep or SIT quietly in the corner seemslke,
Comparison Sn with his associates Hsis q sue.
| cessful one, too, for he Is always greeted with
sushter when he skins across th .,oI nIor; and
dams who can win as hearty a tribute as he
does or with as little exertion.
During the past week the Imperial Music
Hall has had an imitation OF Plaisance inde-
| cency In the person Of Omene who was first
seen In this city very briefly a few years ago.
| and whose Oriental dance was then deemed
nauseous. The Imperial Is interesting in IT.
| sell. because II Is an exotic transplanted with
much care from it's native soil. somewhere
near the Bowery and Hester street. and tender
ly nurtured by a corps OF trusty and active
walters In removing this characteristic Bow
cry plant care was taken to bring with II some
OF the soil which adhered to its roots. and
| the form OF an underground barroom. which
| ocoupies the entire space beneath the, audito-
| rum. The advantage OF this part OF the es-
tablIshment is that visitors can refresh them
! selves there without hearing the performers on
perio. con, ic vocalists in the bill whose voices
creak like rusty hinges. the place has become
Popular refuge Om a was ensG ,s 70 AZ
| suggests any amount Of mysterious wicked
ness; and, in accordance with quaint and
custom which has been relIgiously, preserved
eyer since the Imperial took root IN Twenty;
| ninth street, this exhibit was reserved until
the very end Of the programme, The. advan-
taRe OF this arrangement s that men who have
Of seeing a bit Of Tlaisance deviltry are easily
Induced to reTH IN and Euy pn, + ~ % t
Say th"e tSose e' wRo Gd remain to the Sttep
| end on any evening ~ last week were not de-
moralized by fascination when Omene finally
sstsfuy draped With he V exception Of about
one square foot Of stomach. over which there
turkish trousers. which reached below her
knees. The dance was simply stupid series
OF wriggles and capers. and before It was half
Sunday entertainments are diverse. Ono at
the Biiou this evening will be given by paid
performers. and so the actors named may be
depended on to appear. They are Alice Shaw.
Ida Mule, John c. Rice. Sallie Cohen. Mark
Murphy. Master Walter Leon. winfred Young.
DAlvini and Altarti. Marie Bell. Florence
Thropp. Georgia Britton. Katherine Rober.
Katie Dixon, the Swedish quartet and an Or
| chestra led by Emma Steiner. In the more in
tellectusl and instructive lines there will be an
illustrated lecture to. night by Iroi; CROMWELL.
Gods . at the broadway week from tonight.
mer's next sunday for the benefit OF Marvin
T.,rs IN; who ant msniiIIy ar worE until ill.,
ness totally disabled him. 1t is said that
twenty 70 thirty persons VIII contribute
nncs IL being a1ranseS M the Part Tor "
Mutually. formerly musical director. but now
In an insane asylum.
Tho intention at Proctors seems to be to
head each weeks list Of entertainers with the
name Of some actor who has hitherto
starred" in drama This time it is Carroll
johnson. the comedian OF The Gossoon" and
The Irish statesman who is placed fore
ms s IN VI. ,"1,. S..tnS. MI o ra
adv Four in com 10 al IN cling the Dixon brothers.
1881 .,a,-.a. Ch..i.. wis "a hta train.I
ihusiea, o,UNns, ,, anu nie
impersonator Of handles: Annie LIGHTER. n
vocalist; the Boynes horizontal bar gymnasts;
aerial athletes; two pairs OF eccentrics in
Clark and Williams; GILMORE and fernandez,
Clifford smith: the Hill brothers. grotesdue
skaters; Minerva Lee In song and dances:
Frank Kennedy, +. d. Garcia Juggle Sparrow.
and Waldo Mhipple.
Vaudeville is in vogue with about as many
kinds Of audiences as there are varieties In
the entertainment. theatre to be newly de-
voted to 1t 10 Herrmanii's. where company
organized by j. NJ. Hill will begin tomorrow
Minnie Renwood. well known as a dancer In
all the modern styles. and who has returned
from London and Paris with promise OF nov
elites to disclose: Mark Murphy. the droll Irish
comedian: the Weston brothers. negro min
strels. and Guibal and d. GreVille. whose feats
OF illusion were performed at the Eden Musce
many months. No drinking or smoking will
be permitted at Herrmanns. That per-
manent theatre OF vaudeville. Tony Pas.
tors. has Lille Lagntree. the latest
recruit from the London concert halls:
Florrie West a less recent but very
vigorous ..rio-comic vocalist; from the same
source: Miss lluclerc. good example OF the
Paris caiu Oallalist; j, W; nelly. lillian ii.
Fox. Frank t. Men .sh, Little sable, Alice Con-
Way, Edward Clark. Morton. haNellc, and the
Sankey's ~ Roster u i,iats conce1t hall this
week performers uuiceN nnce.the ballad
lst' S'Ash %. az u l-I"hIus'l a'cS artoEs the
All brOthers, ARABIAN EJInnaSts, Harry Hast
ings.a comic singer. Wood and Sheppard. bur-
lesnuers: Frank Moran n tray.-ty orator: tina
Iwn IInrinp clara. lualItz md \sumanns
Nj a.oI,iI l., 80 Ia =, ,"a.E 80 -. - - nt,'
rsio1 LJsNot'' ~ ny iH'i 49, VI t'HSh oCise'
Marlo' Duhuhm' -ecIalr' 0llei uihh am, MOT
rlssey. On THIS stage, week hence Bessie
Brllwood will make her American debut, ami
Sanluw will usrfol m his leats of strength. Tha
M =. 80 80, " VIII
dancers, and athletes.