The evening world., 1894-06-12
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TONY PASTORS.
Bessie Bonehill remains the %favorite
Mt Tony Pastors. where she gets q
rousing ovation every night. Ross and
Fenton, who are among the new stars
this week, appear In some eliBhtfu!
travesties of well.known tragedies, and
there are on the bill besides Ward and
Nokes. as Harold n Percy; Mcintyre
o'Brien and Havel. In The Newsboy's
Courtship;" Lille Western. instrument
t%alist; Matthews. and, Harris. The
Tramp and the Lady, the Travelles;
%Jugglers, from Paris; Annie Hart, ana
Hampton's dog circus.
PRoCToR'S THEATRE.
The Wilbur Opera Company is singing
"Boccaccio'' at ProCtor's Theatre this
week. Sprightly Susie Kirwin has the
title role and there is n good cast all
dered. The list OF vaudeville perform
crs engaged is headed by Lew Dock
stader, the popular minstrel, who gives
his burnt-cork spccialties between acts
two and three of the opera. Some OF the
other features are the Whalleys, In
musical .specinlties: the T%anakas,, in
their feats of oriental Juggling: Liiford
Prof. Wallace and his stcreopticon
Views.
ROSTER & BALLS.
one Of the best vaudeville programmes
of the present season Is now given at
Roster y Bars. 1t includes Oscar Ham
merslein's first series OF living pictures;
Bunth and Rudi. eccentrics from the
Coliseum, Munich. who have made a
hit; Adricnnc @l.lrive, the little French
Ethardo. in their novel act, "Bric-a-
Brac:" the marvellous king of the wire,
Caicedo. whose engagement has been eX-
tended for the entire Summer; Mile.
Naomi nn1ilibrisf. Milo I.lln electric
lady biCyclist: Sarinl, contortionist,
known as the white demon" and rroJa,
II serio-comic singer. The new roof gar
den Is II very popular resort. and the
music programme furnished by the KOS
suth Hungarian Orchestra is all that
can be desired.
KEITH'S UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
Frederic solomon. the wcll-known oper-
attic comedian, librettist and composer,
appeared at Keith's Union Square The
atrc yesterday. Until recently Solomon
has been at the head of his own opera
troupe, and was not long ago Pauline
Halls leading comedian. In the old days
of the Casino he figured prominently In
some OF the best productions there. He
does an interesting musical monologue
AT the Union square. The st. Belmos,
time minstrel, and j. I. Mapes's re-
production OF Stoddari views were some
OF the other features.
TERRACE GARDEN.
II you want to see n popular place and
a pleasant entertainment you must go
to the new music hall, Terrace Garden,
Fffty-eighth street. between Lexington
and Third avenues. Great crowds 30
there, and everybody Is well taken care
OF. The entertainers who appeared last
night were Dorothy Daffron. the grace
full serpentine dancer; Helene Mora, the
female baritone, and. Annie Hart. The
ers. John w. Ransone. the Two Clippers,
Ward n Curran: RAMA and Arno,
and Jerome, the frog man.
EDEN MUSEE.
Danko Gabor's Hungarian Orchestra Is
giving a fine musical programme in the
afternoon and evening. The selections
are classical. and yet popular. and the
audiences enjoy them greatly. New Sc
%lections were added yesterday. A change
week. The wax works exhibition has
Tany novel features. and attracts citi-
zens and strangers, as It has always done.
CENTRAL MUSIC HALL.
The Central Roof Garden and Music
Hall. IN East Slxty-seventh street, has
wonder; the Three Caron Brothers and
their trained elephant Tip, Ward and
Lynch. the -Four Cohans. In their special
~, introducing the automatic dancing
Murphy and Mack In character sketch,
John lie Clair. %iuGglcr: Whitman, mimic;
he Evanses In THE Little Sweethearts:'
Washburn sisters, song and dance ar
lists, and Mabel Stanley, change artist.
CLOSING WEEK OF SOuSA.
The final concert of the present Sousa
season at Madison Square Garden will
be given next Sunday evening, therefore
unusual interest attaches to the con-
certs this week. 1t Is said that Direc-
tor Sousn intends to present pro-
grammes all the week that are specially
attractive, Ike that of tonight, which
has several ADMINISTRATIONS from
"Tabasco,' the intermezzo from Cleo
patra," Little Christopher Columbus"
and u great mosaic from Nerdi's "Fal-
STAFF and another mosaic, "Gabriclla,"
PiZZe. The same purpose will be pur-
sued all week, that is to give to each
concert certain attractive features. The
Sunday night programme will be made
up of Sousa numbers altogether, the
nth Sousa night.