The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-12
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.t., ~ the playhouse field, for two down
- ,b.stre. have opened after being dark
1.-Two the summer. and the Columbus will
,,t,,v srlt on next saturday "Harbor Lights"
iii no the play, and a new dress Of handsome
.,oncrv 4. promised for IL. The actors engaged
40. victory Bateman. Frank Lsndes, Lottie
,v,,,isms. Charles ID. Herman. Annie Barclay,
nary Marshall, and Charles Nevins.
Az he Peoples. " Bleak House" Is played By
company headed by Jane Coombs, who as
,,mes tho roles of Lady O'clock and HoT-
,,,s,. During the summer period OF disuse the
house has been thoroughly renovated, and am
ME provision has been made toward keeping
The auditorium cool for this early opening.
melodrama Of Russian scenes and incidents
.,titled an the Name of the Gar IL offered
At Niblo's, with considerable elaborateness Of
scenic display.
OF the continued theatrical entertainments,
-The Mikado" still draws good audiences 10 the
Fifth Avenue. Recent changes have placed
Lillian Swain and Lenore Snyder in the cast,
..9 ab aa Sel pr co%lc s opers IN town., a hTSsl MSlfsdie"
has been done from the beginning OF. Its present
s sapSabie OF sustaining composition.
Monday evening Will IND Two nsy dsncss
NH hi Do fs cns Of Il Them sThs sh es Stssr : sh by Bells ss ssSsft,
and is called a srtyhe dance. A musical
sitting in q theatre. behind women wearing large
hats. win be done by George A.. Schiller. Frank
II. Blair, Gus Pixley, and Seymour Hess. La
dance, and thesother features of the burlesque
will remain substantially unchanged. Friday
brings the piece to its ono hundredth peform-
ancc.
Nearing their end are the suburban shows,
but with no sign as yet Of lessening in their
support Buffalo Bits wild West" draws
two In !, .udiences every day to Ambrose Park
to view ae varied features of this interesting
display. Conspicuous among them all Is the
shArpshooting of Col. Cody, In which he easily
excels his very skilful companions. A good
chance is had to compare the horsemanship of
drilled riders with that Of plainsmen, but the
observer will usually conclude by conceding
great skill TO both, without attempting to decide
which are better.
band at Manhattan Beach, they are increased
in interest by the addition OF vocal soloists on
singers il DE Wolf Hopper. and HIS aids are Ber-
tina waltzinger and Arthur Seaton. Near at
s sanG . vi h" S9dSe. w snow directs wctsn a sn trained
elephant, and Sig. Barrt. who Is just recovered
from injuries received in a bout with bis boxing
bear and who returns to the supervision Of the
same animals in the same. tricks. The riding
iioness, trained seals, trick bears, and educated
pssts %Sss 0s'sf Isiis RosoRS"' on Sunday and
M sSsPS other sTG nlshs. and Sai |. t ! sis iRRfS' siisir q l EixfG
brilliantly enhenced BY Pains fireworks.
b. I he f!w en- Regiment band, i.dSySis:
tor Herbert, with singing by Anna Fields At
Msude De Haven, followed by an entertainment
in the amphitheatre, contributed by Samson,
fGeoisssSt with hi. EDUCATED birds and monkeys.
Erresh features for the a1s T Fssim stage show are
There arc signs Of quickening in vaudeville.
And the bills for this week are unusually strong.
French pantomimist This 10 her debut on the
variety stage. and the offering 70 continuous"
s sPi, E so,S e s1 saa R=ssn aSpRoa :, : sU ln.ss.. e.
Ing eSperiment.. She viii also give a monologue
iS is5,sI:s q ana hin IN her sfl Rsn ssS ESsS wil hs sSG sns
her companions In the bill are many well-known
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Rows, satsa%s Jse Hsrdman p kenyon, Ed
At Roster and Bisis alteration, arc being
made IN the auditorium. though It Is in nightly
and q lounge Is TO DO put in which is patterned
after one actually In use In London. ENGLAND.
which includes some very remarkable women
Scrobats,. and Collins and Henshaw, clever fun
IN makers ssres ssf !srI aise. A &s.' tg ss g Gri sSins. 'd sss
Oscar aammerstein's "Myias picture" Cat
s Sfss. s s.aaa. sna s .ns A. rF 9. ba sns St'q Supple s5ts:
ohssITa; win be Nile Celeste josephine sabei.
The chief specially a. Proctor: will come
from a new s5 psr MonIsaIp s, OF Ssr9 1s dun Drnhs am
zach one OF the trio is a skilled performer on
horizontal bars. The first Of three promises
The "living pictures" arranged by Susie Ker-
win are continued. and the weeks addition to
Ing Ave figures. These specialists are employed,
BeIS and Reno, Co9gan AND L~siscelle, tho four
West. Prof. Carlisls's dog circus, the Hiatt.,
blanche Fernandez, Annie Edwards. Heath and
Msisy, and Hose Crouch.
Tive S familiar names ar. are p Ssy sssgsi. Nst,.d in
and Marx Murphy. German and Fish disiect.
sketch entitled "sspphiTs."S and X can b
senorita Tortajada remain, and the others arc
the De Forests, Bennetto and Cannon, Grace
An unusually good ill T. offered at the Amer.
crowd the concert hail in which she appeared
Powell, a very clever magician. The hold-eyers
include John w. Ransome. Smith and Cook.
NAMING Ing ones Msr are sh Iot lem Moore ai Berthe Crawford,
Nina Bertotini, ottelie, Molie Thompson and
In the Casino roof bill Eunice Vance is con-
spiGHous, Her aids are Barney Reynolds, Mari
on Els Katie Rooney, the Big -Four, J9ne Ksth-
Kes and Larchmere. the Leigh sisters. and WI
~ H"haSo "a ok .tgPo - u oeAaca .o
Wood and Shepard. Assisting them arc Al
Dnrtus and Bartram, q quartet of French
Suadrille dancers, Newell and Picard, the Claf-
W sisters, Marie Gina. Clinton Wilson, and tho
Wilson brothers. 0pen-air concerts ara . con-
unued feature, and the programmes are excel
lent; The leader. NahAn franko. has . bensnt
on Thursday evening.
In brooklyn. Huber q Gebhart's Casino has
opened. and a variety programme Is presented.
queen Victoria and Grover Cleveland appear
70 be conversing affably In the centre of the wax
group or the worlds rulers at tho Eden .Musee.
standing near at hand arc the figures OF the En-
Perors or Germany and Austria, tho new Presi-
cent or France, and the sOyereigns OF other
countries. To these the child King OF Spain, in
hfauntleroy costume. presents an odd contrast.
Afternoon and evening concerts constitute the
stage entertainment.
Ire srenOgraph can be seen afternoons and
evenings at the Madison Square Garden amphi-
CneatEs, and ga hue representation OF the CHI
cage air and its surroundings. Evening finds 10
very handsomely lighted Ia a way which makes
" posAlole To initiate very Interestingly the
Chahge from sunlit noon To gloomy night. with
ar very handsome. Concerts by the Imperial