New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-02
THE UEEK'S ENTERT1YNNENrS.

Ut Tony Pastors Theatre the attraction for this
week Is sam Devere's company. II inc.uies sam
DeveTe, the Quaker Cry Quartet. John Plcri Harry
Ernest Edward Hanson and II. J. Graham. the
original musical backsm!ths; Miss ollie Hayden the
Irish Crystals" James 3. ana Fannie Donovan:
Evans and Nidocq, Rowe and Rcntz in a sketch en-
titled "A Barrel Of Fun; Miss Lille Western who
will play on a variety Of Instruments and John Hay
den and Mss Queen He.hertOn descriptive vOcaliss.
Eacn entertainment viii end with the farce. pats
MisiOrtunes.' Tony Pastor. who mas been
tour in the West, will return 10 NewYork next
Monday, and at the time his company which
has been in the East will return. Company No. j..
with Mr.. Pastor himself Will appear at the Column
bus Theatre, Harlem. ana Company No. .. with
D. W. Kelly as the star, will appear at Tony Pas
tors Theatre. These two companies include the
Rogers Brothers the -. Felix Sisters. McAvoy and
May, HUH and Clifford. Musical Dale. Melville and
StetsOn Miss Bonnie Thornton. Lawrence and Har-
rington. Miss Annie Hart. Joe Cawthorne. the Har-
becks, Frank Larosa. the Higheys, Weltons Cat
Circus. the Nawns and others
The merry-go round show at Proctors Theatre
filed the house yesterday and kept everybody In
good spirits Binns and Binns encored so often
that the timetable thrown out OF gear. The
reckless gymnass. the Adairs; the Evans. Mae Rhea
and Bryant and Cleaver were all entertaining. and
Miss Bonnie Thornton repeated her with
songs. James Thornton sang original songs
and uttered humorous sayings There is a steady IN
crease in the artistic finish of the living pictures
Music" the now group takes It's place with any
shown in New-York. The noon exhibition has be-
come popular with women. Many of the hest vaude-
Vile features are given in the early hours
In addition to the waxwork groups in the
Eden Muste last night the concer; by Danko Gabors
GYPSY Band most interesting affair. Without
the cncores IL consisted of twelve numbers OF pop
ular and classical music. waltz by Larotte was
a dainty composition well executed. as was the
Hungarian Csardas sort Of Hungarian song ana
dance by Baha. The most important; selection was
the overture 'Oberon" by Weber The Hungarian
interesting the other numbers oi gypsy
music The programme Will be given afternoons ana
evenings throughout the week
Last night at Roster & Bal's the principal new
feature of the programme the first pubic APP
pearance In New-York of Annie Abbott. the "teor-
cia Magnet" who has been attracting puhnc att'N-
ton lately Her performance is In appearance Ger
tainiy most remarkable The rest of the programme
included Mile Eugene Fougere In some new songs
Ivan TschernoT and his troop Of trained dogs. the
Martinetti Brothers. acrohais; the Haytor'. gro
tesques; Mile. Marietta hi bio in new songc The
Gambols' inc Flctchers, skaters and jusslers' and
the second series Of living pictures.
As usual. Manager Huber this week has another
good show such a collection Of freaks Of nature
cur!ositiea vaudeville performers and what not mas
rarely been gathered under one roof. bhly Wells:
"a phenomenon with an iron skull IS ne chei
one OF the amusomenis Of Mr.. Wells 10 have paving
stones broken on his head with a sleige-hamn'r.
tractei so much attention that his engagement mas
been extended. He is said to be the only h'TS" o'
his kind in the world Life BALDWIN amut.s ms
auditors by lifting weights with his tongue. B"sleS
these attractions there Professor Stadler with
troop Of performing sheep and dogs; Rowe. IN.
eXpansionist'; Nile. Rca with an immense hcii 80,
a hos, OF Others In the theatre there Is a vande-
vile company and a good series Of living pictures