New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-29

to New-York for weeks engagement at the
Grand Opera House. Since 1t last here
II has had a new equipment and special features
for the circus parade. An additional attraction Is
announced in the first American appearance OF
Joseph Darby the English jumper. who will, 1t Is
said. present some of the most remarkable feats
Of jumping ever witnessed. The management an
nOunces "A series OF sunday evening Illustrated
lectures by Mr. Cromwell at the Grand Opera
House. beginning tonight with the illustration of
the Worlds Fair
Russalrs Comedians in the new version of THE
City Directory" Will be the attraction OF the COM
ing week al the Harlem Opera House. 1t Is
Eounced that the piece already old in public favor.
has been generally altered since last here.
The company includes Dan Daily. Willis Sweatnam.
David Varied. William Mack. William Cameron.
Nine. Mathilda Cottrely, Miss Nellie Parker.
Maym Keso Miss Kate Tart and Miss Amelia
Glover
AT the Madison Square Theatre Charles II. Hoyts
"a Temperance Town" is holding its own against
all Disadvantages Wagers that II will run as long
as "A Trip to Chinatown sometimes sought.
but not readily found. but that f. nothing against
IL. The record cannot be broken every time.
The fourth week Of The corncracker' at the
Fourteenth Street Theatre begins tomorrow eve
ming As yet there is no sign OF falling off in
the nightly attendance at this house and there are
Indications that Mr. Arthur's play will be con-
tinued for a long time to good business.
At Roster d Bials tomorrow night Oscar Ham
merstcins one-act comic opera. THE Koh-i-noor."
will be presented for the first time. with chorus
of eighty voices and with three scenes. rep
resenting Cheapside. Hghga;e and the Old Bailey.
London other feature, Of the programme will be
the ballet versailles " which will hereafter be
given in scene; Harriet Vernon in new songs,
with an invisible chorus effect: Ada Reeve. who
has made a hit here in her two new songs What
DO / Care?" and I'm a Little Too Young TO
Know Evans and Luxmore. musical eccentrics;
Mile. Paquerette in new specially act: NJ. and
Nine. Dcl-Mey. duettists. and Miss Florence
been arranged for the concert tonight. The prin-
cipal features will be NJ. and Nine. Del-Mey, Mile.
Paquerettc ami Ada Reeve.
The audiences at the Eden Musee during the last
be continued without change Until further notice.
The principal attractions are the dancers. Delmore
and Yberri. Mile Delmores serpentinc dancing is
attracted attention. Miss Lyla kavenaugh has one
OF the best voices ever heard at the Musee. ana
like the other newcomer of last week. Miss
John w. Ran 'ome'S songs and savings nave never
been better rceeyed and hay Srcaty added to
the strength oi the biz, when also includes l,e
prade. the magician, ana Danko GATORS Royal
GYPSY Band.
the Imperial Music Hall tomorrow night. One OF
the principal noye.ties win be the athletic exhibit
comers one Of Sir. Mclway's feata is i standing
Of the programme Will be the musical contribu-
tons Of Luigi del oro VINO plays me c"norr bnr.
viii also Offer some new vocal selections and orig
inal dances The additional attractions include Jo-
Sic Conan dancer: Webster and Conln. Irish come
dams John W Myers. RcXo and Reno. contor-
icavitt and Morelio jugglcrs l,essc Gilbert cor
net soloist; Mclean and Hail. Harry La Rose.
equilibris. bryant and Richmond. and couson
sisters programme has been prepared for the
concert tonight. in which Mis-, Lofty E yl
Will make her farewell appearance III New-rork
in Boston last week Mr., wlard,s receipts in
fan under N.loo any night. and the two Satur-
day, ,perforrnanecs Welded over $50 He aGds ~
chief cities. and II they agree with l'osions pub
md carcer: II not. snail conclude that my renii-
ton Of Shakespenrign roles is not needed VT
cnsasement. next month with The The, Professors
LS n s9y TsG,yns amls " Minne %r at the
No vel Davies. sailei for home on he Berlin
cluded contract With Mrs. Davies for 4 three
coul obtain Of the parents Of the young
women at hom~. Mrs. Davies asked the members Of
the choir How many Of YOU would IKE 10 return 70
Ma i.''' Pond Hands up Every reh, hand o.
To ' the MajSr. W." Mrs Davies exclalm~i: Major
Pond you msy dcpend on us we al , l2ye to ,,ng
begin the tour about October /. 1896
Collins. Miss Eunce Vance and other favorite en-
tertaners viii take part In benefit Periort4ane"
afternoon at the Imperial Music Hall
p5, rT n has eSf.Sf 'Gs GSPn IN
Crewc' al the fremont Theatre. Boston. Mo-
vernber - Courienay Thorpe. Charles J. Bell
Lionel Bland. Gcorg. Trader. clifford Leigh Carl
-. Aubyn Anna okeef". Eleanor l.nn". Ad"le
Echcarsals VIII begin tomorrow at Partners The
atre.
John r Sullivan has engaged Miss Ada Dyas
for Of IN" chief parts In n woman OF NJ
importance" which the cOgnans are to produce
at he FIFTH Avenue Theatre on December T.
Miss Marie Jansen Will make her first appear
auca here as a star "A week form tomorrow
evening at the Biiou Theatre. In new
play by Glen MacD9n2ush. called 'Deirnon,coss at
nchll. Ignacio Martnettl. William Norris. Charles
Mason. Fred Peters Miss May Mcrrick. Hope
Ross and BESSIE I.afray".
sydney Rosenfed says that THE Woman King
will open In Montreal on November q with "A cast
that coniprises among others Bertha Ricci Kate
Davis Florence Ellis Sophie Holt. Nina Earring
ton. Katherine MacNcill. Mark smith and Eugene
Clarke.
Miss Ida Renfey VIII give her first reading from
~ Tale Of Two Cities at the berkeley Lyceum on
Friday afternoon. November 10