New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-14


evening. TIE company includes among others Messrs.
Courtlcy, Charges and Ward and Misses Earle and
IIudspcth. Following this engagement Mr.. Rosen-
quest Will begin the final engagement In Ncw-York Of
Joseph ArtLur's " Hue jeans In the number Of
It's final and farewell engagement, Blue Jeans, Is
now dlstutin, TIE record with Nine. PATTI Two
three more OF them after this will place 1t undoubt
edly In the lead where 1t VIII ndlsputably hold Its
posi'i,p. for Mmr Patti scldom never has more
than two farewell engagements year. while " Blae
jeans play three four OF them without turn
Ing tooth Of Its buzz saw.
James +. Powcrs's second week at the Star Theatre
In d" A Mad Bargain, prodi cvc Of good results.
He has had large audiences. Miss Maggie Cine. the
Irish Queen" is OF course, the strongest feature.
Her songs nightly receive the NEST enthusiastic ap
plause. Miss Cline's new song has found much public
favor.
At the Bijou Theatre "A Texas steer' Is to have
set Of scenery tomorrow night The hfc,h
performance OF the present will occur on Tuesday
evening. May 3D. when souvenirs VIII be distron'ei
The performers who will appear at the BOu Theatre
q is evening In behalf OF the old actor. W. H. Pope.
comprise an attractive programme. Beginning with
J. W. Kelly, the list includes W. l.. Bowron and his
orchestra. Carroll Johnson, John W. RansOne. f. J.
Henley Palmer Collins. the Dorc Brothers. Dick Cor
man. Adams. Casey and Howard Frederic Gillette.
the Americas Quartet, q. NJ. Scott, James F. Healey,
John ". Parr, George Lynne. John NJ. Turner. James
L. Radcliffe james e. shannon. F. Ioev. F. w.
Elliott, George ii. Wiseman, Miss Julia Arthur Miss
Marie Glover. Miss Rose schotenfeld and Miss Mabel
Snan. Prominent among the extra features offered
Filper's cabinet mystery and Victor kuzdo, the
Hungarian vionist The Beneficiary will be recalled
as n member Of Lester Waack's company for many
years. Paralysis has incapacitated him from service
and left him blind and almost destitute. Leon j.
Vincent will direct the stage.
Another week Of the uninterrupted run OF =" Trp
to Chinatown will begin at the Madison square Thea
tire tomorrow night. II will presumably be much
Ike the weeks that have gone before and those which
will follow after There is nothing Of greater I'M
portancc to be announced In regard 10 1t vi present
one mirion six hundred and thirty-two thousand
persons have been seen in the CRYSTAL Maze at Broad
that this place OF amusement has been open. In
other words. average OF 900 persons day, null
a half Of people to appear This means assem-
blage nearly equal to thu total population OF New
York. Tt special mathematician of the CRYSTAL
Maze Is solely responsible for these figures Including
the estimate Of the actual Attendance the number OF
for item at all. This special mathematician Is said
10 receive salary of 300 week. that Is TO saw
SO multiplied by Its lOs reflections In the mirrors
'" Tonight Anton seldl and the eth Regiment Band
Madison So square Garden The combined bands win
play selections from The Prophet Mephistophele,
And ,oms Of fns v Miss Ida
Klein will sing the ave Maria Of Gounod
evening
Of Tho acrobats and conorti0niss the BOran Broth
ers I'm their act called Disappearing Demons FOR
first presentation In America OF an original 0nract
vaudeville by J. r. Plnncke entitled rauiS Diem !,
ma arranged by Frederic solomon the baane" zee ol
the bill will include Nine PoqIsrette IN n"W nnnS
and impcrsonaons the condensed version OF stephens
and Solomon's nautical comic opera, Biee Iay'
Ior, Mile. Juanita Bardoux In French ana Spamisn
and the PsT Gne and
and Nine. lle-Nancey, and MISS Margn n,
Fish. on Monday evening. May 81 Mario anu D nn'r
first appearance at this house AT the concert tosh'
Mile Paquerette will appear. IA. .,
Miss Iotue ellison and Mile. Gonzalbo with mum
Der OF other vaudeville artists will constitute the at
fractions at the Imperial Music Hall th, week.
No A. a three-act local farce by Walter Z.
Bellows will be presented for TIE r from ne %m
night A company has been engaged comprising
F. j. Henley. r. A. Roberts: W. H. Compton Chs Wes
Butler. Homer Granville MISS Biahcn' ME- "'
The season at the Union Square Theatre ended last
night The manager B. ket say Shs .la 10 w make
Contracts with attractions not quite sure OF Nero
poan success. but rather than follow thar conrs.
he preferred to bring the season 10 cairo. cDSe on the
work OF reftting honse before Its opening IN In
early sntumn. At that time Mr.. Kelths orig ,a
plan Of continuous performances Will be put 'h'o
This week Rose and Charles Coghlan are t" M IN
engagement in Newark They VI appear thu i G. NJ.
I'm where they end their season on MAY -:
Nine Rhea Will produce next season new p Yonn~
titled ."The Queen OF sheha hv WiiIinn' tmr
Frank Dictz has been engaged as manager Oh the 0"
The Society Of Decorative Art. whch Is uo,ns r q
most excellent and important worn IS 70 ght 70 add
cnns,deraby to lis funds II It is as well patronzeo
| as II deserves to be.