New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-06

ing in five OF the principal plays OF their repertory
The clever muscular feats Of N9zarra T, ana ihe
companion. will constitute the leading attracnS S
the Eden Mpses this week The roT qaer
music. castenets and dances. Is as popular as ever.
Mile. Torajada sings some spanish sOn ls ,l rce
is inspiring. Miss Yberr in her new cloud dance,
tinues to pour out the sentiment OF old ballads:
George Thatcher and his company VIII E Toinm
bus Theatre all this week with the usual mane ,h
Divided into three acts. Africa has one III inc
beautiful surroundings Of Moses Merrilrs nome on
Staten Island, one on ocean voyage In beaut-
ful yacht and one in the wlds of P paafy
is an island especially arranged to represent the
darkest regions. of the Dark Continent o,.o Mice
E Ti croi%. Nat G. GOODWIN, Miss Maggie Cline
Frank Bush Gorinne HaIen and No. Hart MsS sen
chauncey 0cott Miss Zelma Rawlston, william
caFs4 M hs ps a P6resss he IShos TS4 @
X. Ransone Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Herne. VII
hard S GsoTgS W M4r Sam HTan &
man Mark Murphy william Cameron Ravd b W3r
Dickson, Lillian Burkhardt, Gustave Yorke Horace
Randall the Bge leans Guaftedi he a9a o..
theatres and Rampone's Old Guard Bend are u al
announced to appear at the 9ene b or
opera House. The performance will begin at noon.
and no Sne knows Thsn II ~ by Robert
Griffin Morris In which y. c. Goodwin had some
IS ns% @ be an 1Svs snaEed SS
r. J. Valentine, of Philadelphia
Alexander Salvini Is nearing the end OF his season.
Miss Virginia Stuart who makes her professionai
be given at Pdlmers Theatre. is amateur actress
Of Philadelphia and has aPpessred in Msry stnar
elda' Hazel Kirke" THE Honeymoon and
R WheS she is Oo o Prds ay r ns Say s.
be seen as Pauline supported by Robert TAPER az
Dumas Richard Ganthony. Joseph w shannon,
Alfred Fisher, Charles Hahn. Sarah McVicker and
a benefit viii be given at the Byou Theatre this
evening for the widow Of Luke Schoolcraft. The
John p smith Miss Jennie ONein Potter, George
Marion Tim CrNnin C. b hawler Wa o, DsyrTs
Mss Ne Ln%reneS George . ch Id1So En .b
dp Tr ede 'T the Marnetc spar Miss Ella Ca
well, Roger and Belle Dolan. "Loney," Charles
lions. and "Citizen' George Francis Train who viii
relate his experiences in Washington with Coxeys
Miss Ida Vernon has been engaged by Charles
Frohman for the company which VIII support Miss
Miss Vernon will have the part which Mrs. Wal
colt is now playing at the tyceum.
in Ffty-elghth-si. near Thrd,avee. vii! be opened
Tor the summer season on Monday June = win
which has heretofore appeared at this place Of
opera. 4 special feature Will be made Of Nahan
Franko and his orchestra. which will give concerts
in the garden independent OF the vaudeville hin
in the opera house. One ticket will admit to both
Matthews assistant treasurer Of the Standard Thea
tire. at that house. The following artists will APP
pear; Miss Adele Richie. W. G: Mclaughlin, Tot
Meade the Murray brothers. Miss Marie Glover.
Rheinherdt Gustave Rorke. Nellie Lawrence. Joseph
- Maxwell. Master 1sador Balty. the Douglass
and Lenhaur. Miss Marie Osborn. Tom Balianync
Ruth Caldwell. Emmett Corrigan, the Tpsl1l
brothers, Signor Gonzales 5. J. Adams. George g.
Chllds. Harry Scarborough. Charles II. Patterson
Dan Quinn. AT Hampton AMI Thomas Le Mack
Another good programme IL presented by the
Atlantic Garden. No 20 Bowery. this week Among
the attractions are Paul Stanley comedian: the
three ClcmcntO Brothers the "acrobatc musical
comedians; Kitty Rose vocalist. and the Weston
Sisters. singers and dancers As usual there Will
be music by the Ladies' Elite Orchestra and the
Worlds Fair Orchestron In the intervals. There
Will be especially attractive performance on
Tuesday evening in honor OF the celebration OF the
thirty-sxth anniversary OF William Kramers pro-
prctorshp Of the garden.