New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03

singing Of ScanAn's old songs my Molly, o.
"Mavourneen," "Thc Old Countrie" Ring the
Bells and "The Little Christmas Tree Is a feat
ure OF the performance. Mr. Pitou mas provided a
supporting company including Miss Blanche Ring,
Miss Rene Perselle. Miss Emma Stevens Miss Ella
Atkinson. Little Dot Clarendon. Little Kenneth
Barnes. Frederick j. Butler and w. II. Brutone.
This is the last week of the performances and
concerts at Eldorado, and the management has in
PRODUCED several novelties. There will be a grand
promenade concert by the Eldorado Band under
the direction of Emil Ascher. a balloon ascension
and the regular circus and vaudeville entertain
ment. A special matinee performance will be given
tomorrow.
The Imperial Music Hall is filed at every per-
Torrance. The AVOIDS performance the xylophone
is most entertaining. while Miss Marie Collins.
the star Of the Imperial artists is still most popu-
lar The Tacchi Brothers also good entertain
ers. Their vocal limitations unique and inter-
esng. The groteequeries Of Sherman and Morisey
are another feature. while Mile Delmore's serpen-
tine dance closes the programme. The dancing Of
Cssy Lind the character creations of Kitty Clay
ton, the mmicry of Edward Leslie the singing Of
John W. Myers and the exhibition of Baggeson
complete the BILL A concert will be given tonight
as usual.
The Roster G. Balls. formerly the Manhat
tan Opera House. seems to be success. Every
detail to promote comfort has been looked after
The space between the rows of orchestra chairs on
We lower floor has been widened, the ventilation
~ all that could be desired and the second floor
is a promenade which will accommodate several
hundred people From this space view of the
stage be had. This floor has been decorated
with palms and evergreens and furnished with ia
bles and chairs. where the public can be served
with refreshments with greater comfort than on
the lower floor. The features Of the vaudeville pro,
three scenes with Clara Quatz as premiere Sen
orita carmencita. in new dances; senorita Torta
Delina Sisters trio; Miss Maude ST. John. an
English serio;comic the Barra Troupe, musical ee
performers the three Judges acrobats ana Nile
pa9perete SATURDAY 1h matinee only Will De given
Heinrich Conred the new lessee OF the irving
now busy engaged with preparations for the open
ing of the house. which will take place on Satur-
S Ssye Seen sde Which add to- the Of
the house The first play to be produced Is sehoen-
e sGn ss ena % 5 for in
time eomsdes and dramas VIII be presented scented
Of Die Ehre" Herr suaermann: ,Das L Lsae
nous Ferenczy Comic Opera Company. which met
with much success here last season, Will APP
The English Military Tournament will open at
the square Gards on aaSon Of
skin in tactical work and in military sports by VET.
In msn H e ee While military will be
ested IN the technical part Of the am n the
Sn: RR SSSSe naydS ti @
c. D. Marus has nearly completed the rehearsas
win start on Tuesday night for Boston, where the
first performance Will be given ut the Park The
A Pal M Theatre IS we'll filled every night with
people attracted by the revival Of ,lis me new
will be prepared for the Tooth night, October 10,
and there will be special Labor Day matinee to-
The Society Of the Alumni Of the American Acad-
of DTamatc Arts w 81 soon Issue ns.Cy
Walter s. Craven. W r. Doyle and f. L. Walton
have signed contracts to support MISS fA"h'
Jakobowski, the composer, has written hal. half &, a
Francis Wilson's revival of "Ermi ME, at o t6e
Broadway Theatre on October :: Ihey mGIuGe
Sol Smith Russells production of Peaceful Val
ley Days Theatre on October VIII nave nave new
pany will include Lauren Rees, Orrin Johnson j.
+. Brien. Charles Jackson. nephew OF joseph n
Jefferson Alfred Hudson ana ha'e anu 1A"'i'e
Alexander sslvni begins his tour tomorrow
m ment ia n this city His mssSger w. NJ Wilkinson
has engaged the f9oWng ,supportlIn ns c9mPsny
Ben in''a Johnson G Clement ST. Martin Edmund pay
n Rng j. n Muasf @
berg. Eleanor Moretu. Augusta de Forest, i MaTd
1xCn and Miss St. MdI, Tes Guards
men" "Ruy Bias" Hamlet" "rhe Fools Re-
Miss wainwright Will begin her season at Miners
Newark Theatre Her b fep sdeia SWIM % o.
Miss SOW Wa aim Company includes Barton IN,
Nathaniel Hartwig Fred Perry. Ed Poland Al
fred Burnham Cecil Magnus. John Borden. Louise
Muldener. Georgia Busby. Dorothy Thornton and
Jennie Northern. - W
Frederick Warde. Louis James. Charles D. Der Der
man. Harry Langdon James Cooper, Harry e. fSaI-
ton Charles Clarke Ernest Charles. John c. HEX
ey Robert Harand. II. ID. Bird, Robert Y Percy.
Albert Grundman, J. Ketchum, George BELL MISS
Edythe Chapman, Miss Fanny Bowman Miss Flor
ence Everett, Miss Frances Raymond ana MISS
Dora Grundman the members OF the Warde-
James combination for this season.
Herrmann's Theatre Is to be opened on september
o. by Mrs General Tom Thumb, in a musical com;
edy by Charles Gaylor entitled 'The Countess.
Her company will comprise fourteen people.
The Digby Bell Opera Company is now rehears-
ing "rhe Tar and the Tartar" preparatory TO going
on the road. The company. opens. the season in
Newark on September IS. Mr.. Bells tour VIII ex-
tend to the Pacific Coast The company includes
Mrs Laura Joyce Bell William Pruette MISS Jo-
sephine Knapp Misses Maud and Eiilda Holiins,
II. NJ. Ravenscroft. Charles f. Jones. Charles Myer
and z. Forrest Jones. ,,, ,,,,
A testimonial is to be given to Miss Mazda
Craigen and Frederick Pauding at the opera
House in New Rochelle on Friday night by th nor
have its first production any stage. -
The Casino girls who appear in $50, Iis5 at
Palmer's Theatre wear some particularly handsome
costumes, which were made by X. H. Macy d Co.