New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10

THE EXPERIMENT AT PRoCToR's OTHER
VARIETY ENTERTAINMENTS
In spite Of numerous recorded failures and the
preoccumtion OF the ground by several established
successes, experiments In vaudeville entertainments
continue to multiply. and that rapidly. One was
started yesterday and another, TO venture on lotcr
and less explored ground than any hitherto will seek
Its fortune tonight The OF yesterday at
ProctOrs Twenty third street Theatre which will
hereafter be open from L. 80 TIL 10 80 p m. and
will give continuous performance between those
hours. The first day IL most promising
The house crowded all day and the most Of the
visitors stayed long time. The entertainment was
evidently much enjoyed. The most important part
OF 1t was the performance OF The Mascot" by
pany including Miss Maggie Gonzales, Miss Fanny
| Gonzales, Miss l.. Seymour. George Paxton Wilfred
Ashland, Louis Quincy. Bob Stanley, F. J. Myers and
| George Knowles.
This given twice and long variety bill &C.
cupied the of the nme. William A. Messenger, who
has long been favoraby known on the local STAGE
and child named Vcsta enacted thrilling mcl0
drama entitled Mother Still Sleeps which COM
pressed Incidents enough for two three plays into
one act. The DAILY Sisters danced gracefully that
one of them broke her tambourine. and Miss Carrie
Tuten sang the qualification OF the audience Will
lam Jerome sang songs In such way that NOBODY
could tell whether 10 think the songs the singing
the worse but the audience finally concluded that both
bad be really funny. the two great jokes
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and that this mon should ever try to sing anything
after this understood things went smoothly
Others on the programme were Surk ana Zeho Per
formers the flying trapcze; Biiy Carter, l.. W.
Hampton, With James J. Corbett and John l.. SulI-
van the boxing the Bell Sisters, duetists Maxim
and Walter, descriptive character balladistS; rom
| Flynn the Donzetta Brothers, acrobats; Mason and
| Ralson, THE Original One-and-a llaf' Mile Gar
reta, with her performing pigeons. cockatoos. etc
Nine. Marie Quincy, Miss Fanny Gonzales soubrette
| and dancer, and George Knowles. James thornton
was the only one of The artists advertised who failed
TO appear.
The bill at Tony Pastors Theatre has not been much
| changed since last week Ward and Vokes have re
Turned and their imIc sonauons OF Harold ana Percy
! the college chums amusing in no diminished dc-
gree Mile Paquerette still holds the place of the lead
| Ing novelty, and her groteslue Singing an" d'"oiHs
are much enjoyed. Miss Vesa Victoria is no longer
novelty but she has stood the test and continues 10
| be a favorte. OF J. W. Kelly the same may Dc SIN
| with emphasis other entertainers are Miss Bonnie
Thornton the Martens Trio, the More!os' ora MniIep
and Jesse CARL Jerome. The human frog, ana Lay
man. the of 1,C00 faces"
| AT Roster g. Balls last night Mile \loeuc' III"
NOW French singer who have made "a hil sans
| two new songs and Marinell who Is really rem"rh-
oh,e contortionis introduced several new features III
bis act Another Interesting occurrence was inc m''
appearance OF Miss LeonOra Bellin rs Euf!oi.c ~
| frederic Solomon's edition 81 oncnbnchs "fP''c"'
| the lady is new arrival from bohuo" ""e' ~
! said TO have become prominent IN heh' opera pr
ductions: u Is expected that she VIII oc a '"'',,,
addition TO the opera company ana she rrIv , Il,is
Wadce Leasing. The balance oil me ppt' n. tb.
| week includes the Ainhleman Iyic,l I'M ~,
O~adrnIlo Fin de sicch.' kol1n, japanese c. hoiS'
and MAGICIAN, and the performance o D'i'D7 =, y,
| act operetta. "The Mlllcrs Daughtter, '"o "'-'' "
| nhich * bright and the story amusing -, ,a..
TIE Imperial Music Hall presented sooi p nIa inn
nlb"' 80 ,.en eeen there Miss LOttic ellison SANE
,w ,a' new sonss which were loudly appiande I ,
singer grows more popular each we.h. s H. III
i clever dancer, made her irst appearance III ,",'
c,,~ and was favorahly received 1hc ial1lan une
lis Delaur and Dcbimont who Inade mei apr vcd
800. tor the first time, also clever ihcy rsc'i'c
warm welcome. Fleurette was seen IN nsw en-
% Vnrance and Mile. ZOar gave an eAihDi,,rha ~
"a, 49, r,nrs: Mile Zarah Ccbalos. an rlmnpl ~
shwn and Daily tumbles and acobaS 'r,,t sr'
Es,n ~ sketch: the Writings, he weston b!oaneIo'
IFS r.. English singer Jessie Giles. competed INC Pio
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