The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-31

the vessel appears to be passing a iighthoaso.
then comes more distant stretch OF beach
BY Struggling buildings aud boats which grow
thicker and nearer at hand. and not till the
appear. which is the destination OF the mimic
craft, But relief Tor dzzy heads is had when
| stopped. Few mplolramns have more novelty
| OF Incident and mechanism than Patent Az.
| Piled For" and but very little additional
| care In hnnillug tho latter would produce far
| better results
The museums and other wonder shows are
sure to be crowded tomorrow. The dino
| palace Of Huber has Ialo, with an extra set
| OF nrns and legs to provo that nature had q
| notion to mako two OF him; Pauline Mana, tho
girl who COOS into cage OF lions and makes
them do her bidding; George. known rs the
Turtle Boy; some abnos. trained birds. and
general filling up OF the exhibition halH.
while the theatre has numerous company OF
| specialists. Doriss Museum has the kanga-
| roo boxer Big Frank. in bouts with human
puRllist bearing the same name, Morello 3 dog
| circus Is another feature at this show house.
| and there is Wild West exhibit on OF Indians,
Company to paS "a 30 Happy lar New Year f ana
specially co,mnany to give variety show.
and Sonieesionsry viii he given V away Wg
row. The stage show at the Eden Is main
tanned splritedly. - Hngenheck's trained ami
| mails at Tattersalls are, OF course. favortto
holiday sights tor the children as well as grown
folks. and It is a really marvellous exhibition
Worlds Fair is continued in full size and di-
versity at the Grand Central Palace.
| Vaudeville starts it's ycar under full head
| way Much has been done to popularize this
| style OF amusement in tho direction OF good
repute BY the continuous" shows at tho
Union Square and Proctors. The outcome OF
these enterprises was at first doubtful Sue
| cess lay alone in convincing women that they
| might 90 to these theatres without any shy
| a l,,I,
40 that the asscmblages now are remarkable
for refinement Much OF this result is due
to cleanliness on the stage The acts
nome 'G Of them is Is immodsst. and most
OF them b are excellent or course; to,
house, TSe T ssnm at tho 98
square Includes tho comic, opera. The
Murray i'F@tG"Fs. Frank Burt, ToFask; end End
Brilliant Quartet Al Grant. and others. The
Proctor eniertotnment is eiyein, hy tho Pei Pei,
american Macs hellac ana Aeudn, john Ray
Ada Henry. the Judges. Movridc and tiS5d.
rich. MHmts Kline, Crane Prothers, Dorothy
ford brothers, the Solars. George Klein. Caron
brothers, H. ii. Dockrill. and Nellie Seymour.
The theatres OF Tony Pastor and Hermann
are places OF varieties after the usual manner.
with more latitude in them than Is permitted
| at Keith's or Proctors. yet conducted with no
traffic in drinks. and nothing else to keen po-
lite folks away. Our one spacious and teauti-
full music hall. perhaps the finest in tho world.
is Roster & Bial's. The weeks company at
Pastors consists OF Helene Nora Juniori Va
laures John W. Kelly. Billy Carter. Lucier and
| Archmere Hector and Louraine. Mechan aud
| Raymond. John and Nellie Mccarthy. Days
and Jerome Tony Ryan, and Mr. Pastor. J. NJ:
| pftf, my n Iiarrn1ann'a
as wide u variety could we'll be assembled.
the IanSing Of DeEtoto being feature . WIN
close rivalry for nrs iHyOr This theatre
Lo 1T H0s aai Foden the HH%ncita tTaHpe'
to the company. and tho retention OF Mood
and Shepard. the G!insorrotta brothers.
wood. who came here with an extraordinary
London prestige. Indeed. for the past ten
Of variety Singer in tHciSnd. and the talk has
| not been so much about her artistic merits as
lie that ho SnG ABOUT the six London mus,
halls. There was great curiosity TO see her
audience asse IN Dled to greet her. Her success
was immediate. and she owes It. not SO much
play OF, figure. as to her unique personal,
ity and a certain seIt-conlldence which
yoa nnd 10 Say will rG no sSd'G ESow Ss
another pretty soon. and then Nell 30 al
|
sesses the rare ability to take her audience
completely into her confidence. in which re-
spsct she reminds us s,ronGiy OF N Ma Inc
as a sort OF Cockney counterpart OF our own
Irish American vocalist. there Is nIway.
humor and an ability to eNprcss il. and al
though we do not understand Miss BellwooIs
we understood the songs OF iauuerettc never
theless we can appreciate both women because
that odd and novel FORM OF talent succeeds
with New York audiences much better than
did the row OF shining teeth and the massive.
silk-clad limbs which were tho chief artistic
recommendations OF Harriet Vernon
Those who dwell near tho lower end OF the
Bowery find in their own ncGhborhood as
large n variety of entertainment rs do those
who live within a stones throw Of upper
broadway. The Jewish theatres, three in
number. are doing remarkably we'll this sea-
son, and have recently attracted the attention
OF a great many Gentilcs, who lind much en-.
tertainment In their representations OF shake
spearean and classic Hebrew dramas. The
appearance OF tho audiences which ills those
theatres would seem 10 give the lie 10 the
stories current about hard times ana dcstliu-
east side. Tho Chinese theatre. In which many
| OF the most ancient OF stage traditions are
religiously preserved. is the Mecca Of
another class OF playgoers. Cautiously enough,
a good many Americans visit this theatre and
ind mueh amusement IN wIehlnG Geriorm.
Gle word. Dover street Tialtp gossip declares
That Young Tyson, tho popular female imper-
senator has been rerngHgr'l by. Manager
| Ricrhox for the RESI- Of the season, ami that old
! Pop OoOnG. tho veteran property man, will
| have his benefit some time daring tho l"ripd
| Of the Chinese new yea: celebrations. There
AFRO other Places ~ entertainment Ia tho
| neIghhorhoOd which complain moro bit
terlY OF tho hard times than do those
already mentioned. but which. Eeyertne-
| less, offer to their visitors moro ArtIstl"
shows than they lii in former years. Tho
, reason OF this 1, that several actors Of iaIrly
good Teputs have hsou compelled through
misfortune to seek engagements In dime uIu-
seums and concert gardens. and experienced
such places faces with which they have been
familiar in uptown playhOuses, Tho Atlantic
Garden. u place that has always enjoyed a
good reputation a. the resort II respectable
Germans. frequently secures entertainers 81
the Kind that have seen better days and in
. this manner cOutTiVeS to giYoH show that )
BuTIrisngly good when one takes into Rc-
count the fact that no admission Is charged.
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