New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17
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MISS LOTTIE COLLINS At THE BIJOU-PEO-
GR\MMEs At oTHEE HOUSES.

MISS LOTTIE COLLINS At THE BIJOU-PEO
GR\MMrs At oTHEE HOUSES.
Miss Lottie Collins appeared at the Bijou Theatre
last night at the head of company called the
100 Vaudeville Company" and also the New
Boston Howard Athenaeum" The use Of the word
new is IA Kindness to the old Boston howard
Athenaeum Company. If the managers Oh 'he
present organization would drop the name aito-
gethcr they would do better. for they would not
then remind those who saw their performance OF
the very different entertainments that they once
used TO see Such ~ reception Miss Lottie Col
lins had last season Is not commonly ACCORDED 10
the same person more than once IL IS not hHe'y
to be accorded TO her again. Miss Collins does
altogether too much. II she would simply sing her
song and dance her dance she would De not re-
narkabIe indeed but more acceptable than she Is
with all the distressing wrigges and tricks OF voice
and mixtures Of singing and speaking with which
she attempts TO decorate her performance Among
the other members Of the company there are some
who are entertaining. decidedly 50. and some VINO
are rather tame.
Last night 1t Roster * Balls Miss Ada Reeve
character vocalist and dancer. and iaVoflte III
the London music halls made her American debut
Another new feature was the first appearance III
America OF NJ and Mime. Definitely, duettists' VINO
have lately been one OF the features OF the pro-
sramme at the olympia. Paris Inc rest oi 'e o'''
included III. presentation of the ballet Ners"iieH'
the three Marvellcs. grotesqu"s; the Dehha DIS
ters' Trio the Zamora Family. Evans and LuNhore'
parriett Vernon in new representations with
songs. the clever French singer. Mile l.escot, III
limitations OF Pauus. and Maude ~. John, ssrlo-
comic ON Monday. October 80 oscar i,a M =,
stems one-act comic opera, J NJ h Num- 49,,
vii lie presented AT this house with strong cast
new costumes. new scenery, etc m.
The combined attractions Of IN" Hopkins lal:
oc.anca Star Specially Company ana Mr. hrau~ >
I.uropean and American vaudeVille rrtIoi"', -.
hrIdsI hy Lotto Gibson, drew an AUDIENCE hSt
night that filled the imperial Music nan, lmc
sisters Reeve mad. their American DEBUT tuspie',,
ouslv The I.nrz Larsen Family, consisting %, Oh
father mother and daughters. did some esptcliny
clever tumbling and balancing. Kara a young
Hawaiian. demonstrated skill ms Jugkier. ,.,..
Visitors at the Eden Musee last night got pemsy
~ dancing performers OF both the serpentlhc anu
Snanish danccs being features OF the programme.
Miss Demore the scrpentne dancer, maze h,t
orst appraranc- at the Musee last week. loo
ybrrri the Spanish dancer. made her ntSt APP
p.arance In New-York last night. Inc my MY
comer's dancing IS In many respects uuoh In In
mai OF Carmencta Miss Delmores dance callen
fnTth the usual number of encOres. John W. ran
snn. appenrcd for the first time at the Musre as'
night and pelprad. the magician; Ninireh ionhs,
nc hoy soprano: Nile. Nevada. the lnllah 'hauow
dancer. and banko 'iabor ana MS NoS'' ''P''
Band finished the b!ll.