New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

| bat, William Morreo, and Kamochi the -
| MAGICIAN.
"Shore Acres" at the Fifth Avenue, Is srov..- &
| IN the public favor, and the business now warra,s
| the assumption that the management are ~
pleased. They regard the play as an excelI.ss
Thanksgiving entertainment and hope to attr,ss
| many old New Englanders.
| Mr.. RosenQuest is much pleased with the rs...
| ton given to Maine and Georgia" by the =. ,
| quenters of the Fourteenth Street Theatre whs.
large and enthusiastic audiences have been the M
since the opening night There is every Indicate
that 1t will have profitable run. 80
Evans and Hoey popular at the Bijou Ths.t,> 4
where they are playing their last engagement !.
this city as joint stars in "a Parlor Match" ~.
| Hoey has made q hit with his latest comic son,s
THE Monte Carlo Boys and They All Take Afts.
| Me-" On December the first OF seriex -
popular Sunday night concerts will be given at tbs
| B!jou Theatre, under the management OF Duncas
| Il. Harrison and Robert Grau. Among the arts.
already engaged for the first concert are M,
Alice Shaw. Miss Ida Muller, John c. Rice All
Sallie Cohen. Lyla Kavenaugh. Florence Throua
signor Tagliapietra winfred Young. George Boz.
ton and Marie Bell
For Thanksgiving week at the Harlem Ope,,
House vaudeville will be given, in connection viii
Mr. Hammerstein's comic opera The Koh-noor's
Among the vaudeville artists will be .Guibai and
triloqust; the Achmet,Bey Arabian acrobstis
Ravens, the juggler. An extra holiday matinee WIN
AZ the Academy of Music "In Old Kentucky
continues to draw good audiences The manage
Jacob Lit, has completed the organization a
road e sa Pny s H %s
Fraser Coulter, Charles n. Bradshaw Edward
Mmae nd II w bss Il fG4 1a1k
tomorrow evening. and then play the LEADING
The Madison Square Theatre held two good
houses yesterday. Friday nights closing had eyt.
perance Town over to the Saturday matinee am ann
the evening performance. Messrs Hoyt and Mckee
had gone to attend the funeral Of Charles W.
Thomas. "
Hailen and Hart will make things lively at thu
spirited and fresh. and introduces some clever
SPssssaIty people r In the company are Aldreh
Mar, Carrie De Mar Albert Hawthorne. Florencs
b. aF Murray FANNY Sa e sSGss Ss
vini. Matinees will be given on Wednesday and
'1 Ea as @ as snd 81 Da tSe a,,,.
Sun. will hold tho stage of the Columbus Theatrs
or f wesk % hgs ars m in the
which also includes William Harcourt, Logan
Paul. William Humphrey. Laura Alberta and
There will be nine performances Of the burlesqus
ss at Pa!%ers this week including three mat
has been found necessary to add Wednesday mat.
nae every week The 5Sh with
The Tortajada troupe of Spanish dancers will b
among the new attractions Ions at the Eden Musee for
and striking dances. The quartet has already
achieved q reputation Lola Yberri, the Spanish
hsr popular dance and viii appesr ana
rev costume; OF the Spanish national colors. Miss
DelmOre will continue her serpentine and figure
dancing. with its light effects. and Ottillie. the
rsnGh d ddnEsr Me Zada 1}eprads the ma
continue their engagements A new. group. en-
til; ed THE Goaa and the Wowan which hs
be on exhibition for the first time next week.
An excellent vaudeville programme at Roster I
Dial ,nriQ and
American specialties. The list is as follows: Miss
Capitola Forrest. reappearance Of MARROW and Dun
ham, triple horizontal bar performers John lie
Clair shadowgraphst Sherman and Morrissey, the
sayS uaa 2a the fw Se aa,ss
the Bark Ben Achmet troupe OF five Algerian aero
cal eccentrics; Mile. Paauerette, Mile. Edmee Les.
cot and Ada Reeve. In her two new songs. What
on the afternoon Of thanksgiving Day an extra
holiday matinee will be given. On Monday, Decem-
Der H. the strong man Sandow will make his first
The sale of seats for the opening performance Of
Hagenbeek's trained animals on THANKSGIVING after.
attraction is different from anything before seen
trainers in forcing the beasts through the various
acts which they have been taught TO perform are
There will be plenty OF novelties at the Imperial
Music Hall this week Les Files de la Poussa.
appearance in America tomorrow night. Another
attraction will be the well-known odalisque dancer,
acter singer. The Mexican Zamora family Of aerial
gymnasts will be another feature OF the bill Among
the other novelties for the week viii be Burton and
upon their last week in America; the acrobatic
and Msy in nsw ss African the
ventriloquist: Lang and Rosa, German comedians;
John W. Myers and the Bland sisters. For the
features has been ARRANGED .,.s
Roland Reed is to produce on December It Is
in four acts. with the scenes laid in Dakota and In
that Of lawyer and an ex-judge it will be
more serious impersonation than any that he has
The Worlds Fair Prize Winners Exposition will.
IN accordance with the resolution passed by It's
Advisory Board. be thrown open 10 the public on
THURSDAY; The public opening will be preceded by
an official opening which takes PLACE on wedne s
making psrformance By the people Of the Street
OF Cairo Will be given. The Grand Central Palace
space. and all this expanse will be covered with
exhibits the management Of the ex::
position having already sold the last available foot
with foreign exhibits. the native exhibits being on
will be the Midway Paisance features including
the Street of Cairo the Javanese Village and the
Oriental Cafe. with the Syrian dancing girls. 1t has
been so arranged that there will practically be
continuous performances going on.
Miss Rose Coghlan announces that she will bring
her company to this city December 4, and de-
vote week to the ,rehearsals of Oscar Wilde's
have its first American production on December II
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre Miss Coghlan has
and Thomas whiffen to take that of the clergyman.
Tomorrow evening in New-Haven Sol Smith Rus
sell begins a brief tour Of the New England cities
where he has long been popular. Mr. Russell ex:
poets to go to Europe in March for an extended
vacation the first that he has had In several years.
The following entertainers will appear at the
benefit OF the Theatrical Advertising Agents Assoc
citation at the Star Theatre tonight: Frank Bush,
mimic: Matthews and Bulger Prince Kokin. Emee
Peare. soprano; Max and Gus Rogers. German
dialect comedians; G.. T.. Fisher, dialect singing
Pitrot. the mimic; the New-York Ladies'
Quartet. Edgar Ely. barytone: Bell and Roger Del.
ans w. f. Kaye and Helen Henry. In Capital
and Labor; Griff Williams. banjoist, and Flora
Emmett balladist. r. Rockers orchestra will
furnish the music.
p H. O'Connor has resigned as treasurer Of
Roster & Balls. to become associated with Myron
Rice In the same capacity at Abbey's Theatre.