New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

European acrobats and head balancers, the nn,..
BROTHERS: the Freak Dance: NJ and Nine. Derouy,I.
|opcev the Partisan duetists and dancers, I'm n.v,
features the performance OF ii. Is. Farnies one.,ct
operetta 1.-THE Rehearsal" and LecOcq's Comic ope,,
ala File de Nine. Angot,' which will be follow
nov, week by 4 CONDENSED version Of stephens ana
,olomOn's comic opera, Bile Iayior' One week
from, tomorrow evening Mss Marguerite Fish will
make her appearance nj tbs house. Nile. PaQue
,, ,yiu no the principal feature Of the concert IA
night.
Miss LottIe Gibson, who maze success at Ge
Imperial Music Hail some weeks ago, returns 70
morrow night. Miss ellison VIII Dring with her
several new songs. She will also introduce Such
Nice Girl Too!- and other OF her successful NUMBER
In addition TO Miss ellison. Mr. kra's VIII present
the regular Music Hall favorltes, ana Gus Iilys
World of Novelties The ill will be- unusually long
II will contain such names Gus liIl, Estells
Wellington, the Saambos, Bryant ana eavile, The
Marvellous IIarty, the stewart SS'ers' harrs and
Walters, Leonard and Flynn, fieure"e, ana Tie
Diamantine Troupe OF French quadrile dancers.
Here are some calculations made py 'he special
mathematician OF the Crystal Maze, at broadway and
Thirty eighth-s The last Of his startling CONCLUSIONS
Is enough 10 determine anybody to do all his drinking
ont side the Maze. There twenty-eight mirrors
In the Crystal Maze, and these, after deducting
percentage 81 100 for mirror imperi"cuons' cause
10. reflections so that the actual number OF tms
that a person object Is seen ana counted from
single point OF view is 1O2. The space occupied Is
"a by A. feet, viii a makes total OF 1,OOo square
feet and this, multiplied by lO2, represents ~
fected slrfac. of IO2,e16 square feet The thirty.
eight incandesccnt lamps may be counted 3oI6 times,
Will. the iortytwo pillars are counted 42o4 times
II a man were TO treat himself from certain point
of view IL would cost him, at the modest price of
10 cents Il drink 80 20
TIL. Coghlans closed their engagement at toe
last night. They
a sp.cial train today Is 81. Louis. where they open
io.norrow evening ut the Olympic Theatre Ia "Dt
piomacy Charles Cognan VIII VII, r sdmr, 10 tns east
the reperI0ry Will Include reg "omhs'oh' Money
I'LL" Rice, surprise Party will come back to New
York NJ Panlcr's Theatre on May Is, when 1t viii
produce the historical buriesque extravagsnza' en
The seOnd popular sunday night H., TSn ,s Of
nIace mi, evening at Music Hall Tns viii be ths
last week bnt OF the presentation OF this spectacle
and performances VIII b gwen on ?nafsany fraS ray
rxplanatory discourse Is by Garrett p. servss.
Gustav h. S ha acns bV me Edodo hsamen
COMPANY as assistant TO toG>sy kraiiy; s,n..
%ars Ksy wills ,parsw Nsss F Hsr1y
n Town Charles 1 E. Dcdrdse Edwin French Charlie.
Wrrn MIS- orc eut Miss srste Fish, Mi Miss Ss
Johnston and Mss Jenny Eddy. The music will Be
under the direction Of ". LLOYD Bowron. The beneht
70 James F. McCue the standard Theatre on sunday
evening. May II. promises to be worth attending
some good vaudeville talent has been secured Mr.
McCue Is the advertising agent Of the Standard Theatre
Many volunteers will appear al the benefit to
Theatre on sunday MAY :. The following Is par
tal list Mrs. Annie leamans and Jennie feamans;
Klein. James r. Powers and Peter Y. Daily: MAS
Maggie Cline. Dan Daily, Joseph Miron and william
C,meron Nine Mathde Cottrelly. Frank Daniels
Tim Murphy. Harry Conor Miss May Irwin. c. D.
Mar.us. Miss Lily Post. Miss Louise Montas
Maurice BARRYMORE and Willis p. Sweatnam. The
orchestra will be directed by Percy Ga'mt, Gustav
Kerker and W. ". Furst. ~,
Mile Nay Partisan favOrite nj the Amhassadeur
in Paris the Empire and the Ahambra In LONDON 70
oppear on tho Casino Roof Garden on May ID. a
number OF artists in Europe have been engaged by MI
Aronson for the Casino and will follow Mile. Maya 70
rnpId succession.