New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02

| ., -. rrmerous selections Of gypsy music. TINS
| weeks programme includes a large "''''e' "
| cal and popular selections. -. -, proc-
Miss Susie Klrwln who became popular al Iii, nr1 ps
tors Theatre In the summer op with her Musical
Dolls The new living pictures VIII pv tent in !,
arI ,hers il promise Of ample ENTERTAINERS. u,
/ hiu when Includes James Thornton IN ne" oT In
oeur Ford and Frances. In sketches, am BALDWIN
and DAN Rose and Harry wentworth dance he
Mead and Della Werntz In lhat pI 9rhowas Haley
Rea Durand sero-comic: NJ Sbor Annie Loyr ~
character changes. Earle ana hiae,,SSs Delmain
and miners. the Bernards. IN fatChes '-,heodore
mI pIyrien aerial gymnas,s. Professor lneouT Tn
yentriloquist and James O. Cowper az o.ao o. m
In the coming week Hubers Museum T DPrsvems
an array OF features likely TO ,rnment viii be
Harry Menier. who on TUESDAY ,l me- Nenier
JunPea ,a,"nhnte TO break his fall. but he leaped
from the very centre OF the Bridge me rom the
f nDn"s Of Mexico in prairie wagon and Is going
To take wagon and team TO me g a.es - I,rrow the
phenomenaliy strong boy. also STAYS aho,ner meIn s
The Oura troupe OF japanese acrooa,s Others
in the curo hall will be Frederick anu hose ,aps.
s the Puo brothers p @ns "T'F Franks broom
factory etc In the theatre Huber company ys 20
are the Weston sisters. Hughes and Lindsay tne
Hosman trio. Myles and Raymond. James n,"''
The testimonial to John IL. Russell at the Broad,
way Theatre Thursday afternoon VIII aSsu h,,
as an expression OF sympathy and goodwin, an In,
programme will be long and varied one ana wst
not REPRESENT half the people who have volunteered
,helr Services It viii open with seids orchestra
and Comstocks Mnstrels win follow M W ma,'I
IIoey who refuses to announce Just wnai ne Mi
do John G. Rice and Miss Carrie Merrlliies WI. wiii
give - dance Miss Louise Beaudet and the ia,
cinta company will be followed by the nrst aG Dr. ..
n nGp b noy Kovem number OF people from Edward
r. Rice's companies will appear, Including Water
pSer Columbus n Next the programme Is the
6rs act Of "A MIX White Flag the orchestra , 10
be s0na%e ,he eg The final the
mammoth bill will be the second act OF o Ear r as
possible Some time in the course OF the afternoon
the Bosonlans win be heard In an Ro act O IN fes
Thoughts" Wilson Barrett has promised to play
chaerton and the s,o puan looks sH as Il large
mart OF the programme would have TO be omitted 10,
want OF time. blu, these are the attractions '""'
Hopper will start on his h tour ya ne0S of
j hSoes the In psss was MI Hopper Gy
clay NJ Greene splendid company yh OF hes Irish
Rcan% Rs " 'se mssns with much the
I nlaSas play. For Congress" which John T. Ray
mCpd used D to sS pears M oyds other
play which carried william Crane o riSW Was paT
tcuary happy in the discovery and na but S
f for his early death is likely he would have
proved Of the foremost american ,hnsn aa
the present time MT. lsoyu part vi t,So f'"y
| shows that he had a keen insight into the intr-
cacles OF American political NE and especially, an
| ties THE Politician Is not Mr.. Reeds first at
| tempt with a play by Mr.. Lloyd. He devoted the
most OF his time for several seasons to Mr.. LLOYD
farce called The Woman Halter" and the author tnnor
| and the actor mutually indebted for the favor
| in which they held by the public:
| f. +. Proctor yesterday telegra2hed from LONDON
to his resident agent. George Wallen. that ne mad
| signed a contract covering nifty weeks for the
| American exhibition Of princess Paulns the
| smallest living woman. She Is said to be eighteen
years old. only seventeen INCHES tall; and to weigh
| but eight pounds. She was born In Holland and IL
| the daughter OF a banker at Amsterdam She Is
| declared to be bright. beautiful and accomplished
| and able to speak four languages. She sails Tor
| New-York November IL. and will make her first
| appearance at Proctors Theatre before the holt
| days. .
There is an excellent programme at the atlantis ;h,
| attractions are Odel and Gordon comedy sketch
| artists; the lie Verdi sisters. song and dance;
"Dick" Leggett, eccentric comedian and Ignatz
Conrad. tenor Miss Ida Russell. comedienne. will
| appear for another week. having made many
friends There will be music in the ntermissions
by the Elite Lady Orchestra. whose members ~