New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

rv,,e Sable Musical Dale. Nartinnettie Brotners
introducing somersaults from shoulder to shoulder
tho formation of human pyramids anu i"ah"e
zie-zag three high and back falling coui'ii' a
displays of strength and skill; Collins ana ."'''''
In songs and dances; Mcbride and Goodrich the
Crane Brothers, in comic act entitled Inc "ou
Tou,r Rubes'. and Haines and Pettingil
"cn,der and Fly" NJ b. Leavitts new produc'
ton will be presented at the Grand opera r'ou'e
this week. with its manifold novelties costumes
scenery armor. mechanical effects, trahsiorna
lions music. specalties. pantomme balets ana
evolutions. There are MY PeoP'' III ~
organization. ~ .
At the Eden Musee this week an Illusion VIII %
introduced called THE Love Meteor. by Cheva-
lier Mystere Delprade, in which woman VIII WIFE,
dance revolve and do almost anything IN the ar
without any apparent support whatever Nine.
Kamoche the magician from the Crystal Paiace'
London will continue on the bill for another week.
She performs nothing but original tricks OF her
own and many Of them are BEYOND , tn er ~ re-
main on the bill in her specialties and so WIZ ne
Zaida in French songs and dances ne eo m's anS
fantastic dancing will also remain. Danko tiabor
and his Hungarian orchestra will, as usual give
'" The prncipe new feature of the programme at
first appearance here OF the English burlesque ARTIST
Miss Harriet Vernon Her costumes are sasa ~ oe
Joan Of Arc. Cleopatra. young Neptune and Romeo
She is said to have an excellent soprano Ho1v az
Another new feature will be the first appearance
in America Of Mile. Edmee Lescot, from rHorloge,
Paris The rest OF the bill will include the perform.
ance of the ballet Versailles IN when ~ iara
Omalitz will Introduce new features: Senorlta Torta-
ada and her troupe in musical pantomime; Guibal,
in his performance of legerdeman tne De na ,Jis.
ters trio: the three Judges, acrobats; ana Mss
Maude ST. John. English serio-comic' lo-fiishl
Mr. Kraus of the Imperial Music Hall. offers
vaudeville bill this week which Is CONSPICUOUS a1r
its novelty Three new attractions haSe rst arr
pearance here tomorrow night These are lie, Les
Ronachers, Vienna the De Boien Brothers and
Gillette a trio of acrobas. from the Foies Bergere
Paris and Henri b Hp NEW eamres haa promise to
be interesting Bentley and Cameron. from Cali
fore Miss Lille Western FELIX and claItq aar in an
amusing 6uresse aer ons skf'G ntoce another
new song this week. Novelties will also be offered
by the Avolos the Tacchi Brothers, John W. Myers,
introduces light effects into her serpentine
a nonnced for 1r s se' eoneert tO-nisb
''The second Mrs. Tanqueray;" by Pinero, will be
Theatre on Monday. October 9. as it was given in
London. The company is to be thoroughly ade-
PI Richard Mansfield, who dedicated the new opera
house at Cleveland last Monday night comes TO
weeks will be devoted TO his repertory, and the
third to Henry A, Adams's new play, -. "Gentleman
arranged for this engagement - ,- ..
The new order at the Union Square Theatre e goes
into effect tomorrow at noon when h. T. keiths
continuous performance Will begin Inc Inion
nnd sSe complete change The scale Of
prices has been fixed at from fifteen TO nifty cents
opera pee s""S Ship Ahoy After the opera which WIN
run about ninety minutes, there will be long
vaudeville show, some of the artists being Bryant
and Richmond. DAILY and Devere. Leonard and
Moran. Hines and Remington. Bennetto and Gan,
non. and the National Trio. The variety show will
last for nearly three hours the opera Will then be
repea ted. and then the variety there being no
pause. =.
The final rehearsals OF THE Rainmaker Of SYRIA
been held in the Casino with all the costumes
nd
Buffalo. where il will give the first performance
Of the opera tomorrow night Directly after tbs
matinee on Saturday 1t will return 10 the Casino
and place its effects in position for the opening
performance here, which is set for Monday even
ing September y. The rehearsas OF late have been
directed by r. W. Presbrey. and he has given much
attention to the groupings and the procession In
the first act.
Herrmann's Theatre Is 10 he reopened on Septem.
Der y with Mrs. Tom Thumb and a company OF
dvarfs and European specialists. count and
Baron Magri will appear with her In a muSica
comedy written for her by Charles Gaylor. en-
titled THE Countess"