New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
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THE Maiden and the God" known in Chinese as
"Koh Ngak Tin" is the name of a new perform
ance TO be given at the Eden Musee this week.
Tho participants in the curious show are Fred T.
Wilson and Miss Olive Nelson. The performance
resembles brief farce comedy with catchy
Chinese songs. something of plot and an inter
| cstinS finale. The costumes OF Oriental brill
lance. and originally formed a part Of the ward
robe Of a mandarin and his wife. Miss Nelson
4 Chinese bridal robe Tortajada. with her
Spanish troupe. Is still on the bill. and her new
Spanish performances each week are received with
increased popularity. The fame Of Miss Ybcrris
Dance Of the Roses is sprca ling. and last week
crowds Of people from outside OF New York saw
the flower spectacle.
Mile. Deyle. who will appear at the Imperial
Music Hall tomorrow evening comes direct to this
city from Partisan music halls, under contract
with Mr. Kraus for brief engagement. She Is a
comic singer who is said differ in all particulars
from those vino have been seen in this country
heretofore.
Although vaudeville has been running at Herr
mann's Tor eleven weeks tn programme which j
VI. lin has arranged for tho continuous perform
ancc Of the coming week is remarkable for its nov
city Mcbride and Goodrich. the dancers and
Allan May, the popular balladist. Will rcmain and
pore brothers. the banjo solosts. will have n
return engagement RI" rest viii be newcomers
Many Of them have never before been seen in this
city Prominent among them are Lillian Jerome
soprano: Regain and Sylyo. sooists respectively on
the Nylophonc ana musical glasses: Ray Burton
expert rifle shot AMI slack wire performer: OIIaho
in songs and dances Shcehan and Sullivan: Frank
Morton. harmonica solost. and Browne and Harrl-
son. in character sketches.
Mile Armand AIRY tho new arrival from, Paris
who Obliged ulgtpnue b.r American, Io,,,,
on account OF having contracted severe cold. will
at Roster 4 uial's tomorrow evening Sbn has
brought with h'r some Of tho newest French songs
Other features Of tn" hin viii the first appear
anc" in America of the brothers DeltorclI musical
clowns, m" temperance Of Mile Bertoldi contor-
ZIONIST " b"llrad". illusionist Atroy. jugglrr. the
W"n'crfN! armies man. Inthan. the athlete. San
dow. The two Macs. the roInarkabl" Young athlete
AIN ''ldr 'aWiAinr. on tn" lying trapeZe. and
H." clown JiSg and his circus of trained animals
1 Thr usual Concert VII be given tonight and
nufSlaF an extra holiday matinee viii be given.
Proctor Theatre viii have novelty this week
IN h'tuuiui J'sSlra' VINO does serpentine
sail for South America. viii introduce new dancing
~.li-hhoNh FAC" from clay. while NaIdare will per
form new tricks on the bicycle Among the other
Japanese iugglors. the Cr"scenCIos. Electrical
clowns. the Braatz Brothers acrobats: Hughes and
Jenkins and jasper ih %ts Cd gh and Id y{tpa
WI Denny vocalist Kitty Smith. transformatio
1,llrt, Etin AlhiQn. Character change artist the
hickettS james w. Thompson; Mrz Miester. the
s,rio-comic ''''''i
only nine more DAYS remain Of the famous
Iiat'hh''k Trained Animals at Tattorsalls. Tn"
engagement which began on THANKSGIVING Dav
mas hrrn a thoroughly prosperous one in spite OF
inc dull Times. During tho last week when the
G I,d5i hiI ~as on ~ hopses have been crowded
Of ih cn, me- nan, 9, yi h. iycn until The end
month. Th"s" wonderful animals have provided
an amusement during tho winter which became
popular from IA" very start Nothing like il has
ever been seen before. ami the last few days Of the
engagement are sure to see the houses crowded
10 The doors
since the production Of ~ Womans Revenge"
at the American Theatre two weeks ago the bust
ness has been Increasing The trial scene
owing to several changes which have been made.
Is no" NOR" satisiac tory than before
~ tho Madison Squar" Theatre ~ Trip 20 China
t""m Hrcw lnrg. audiences an Last week or
ours II c3llh not remain away from Ncw-York AZ
long as 1t has been without becoming good deal
ohnntrl a. To- me spceiaItics ALREADY the mana
t'la are talking about a long stay for II. II has
been . rather given to long stays in thu past.
the week are th arlt 1' % , for
ish acr6i,afs The Inrs nrirn ,I,ii,. 90 tlr Dan
Vok"s as harod and rcT from Iir MaTd XII XII
whiski, Melville and Sict.,n tn vI.9h, na ,tl
RS. the Alblons IN their acrobatir bur.sI,,a enti
tied Tho German Professor: clark and Wiliiems
srot"squc ami ccrontriqur song and dance artist
tonal Wine and Tobacco Exposition IA series OF
ioriy-"ne weeks of continuous daily concerts which
Will include tour to and nm engagement nj The
California winter Exposition. several weeks Of
May and Juf' concerts at TN" Madison Squar.
weeks at ihc St Louis Exposition. and a tour
thence to Ncw-York. ending ON December \ when
the mid wintor concert and social cngagrIn"nts
begin
At Chickering Hall on Tuesday evening March
g. ihipps ana Alpucatc VIII give their annual ban n
concert ADD vaudeville ont 'rtainncnt The list If
artists who viii appear includes Reuben r. Brooks
Harry NJ. Denton. William g. bore. George =
DOrt. Ncss J.. Ossman T.. Wilbur Hill Thomas J.,
Glynn Dan Emerson and Grant Grower of Irook-
lvn. hlnjOists. j. Alexander Sberbcrg and Charles
Van Baar piaui-ts. the Misses iccch in PLANTATION
melodies. with banjo accompaniment: the Misses
Morrison. banjo trio. Little Walter Leon boy ora
tor; the Rutgers College Glec club. and Marshall
l.. Wilder
The rehcarsals Of the farce 'I.ovo's Extract"
which carl and TIN odor iosenfeld VIII present on
March T. at the Firth Avenue Theatre. will begin
next week. The east viii include Miss Jenny Gold
thwaitc. Miss Quecnic Nassar. Miss Fanny Warj
Miss Matte u. Ferguson. John Jennings r. r.
Mct lannin Max Fgman and Jameson Ice Finncv
The revival Of "Roscdalc. or. the Rifle Ball" 'at
the star Theatre March T. by the Boston Grand
Opera House stock Company. promises to be inter
c5ting The play had its first production on Sep
TENDER 70 1853 At Wallack' = now the Star. and had
Il of 10 performances.
Augustus Pitou has arranged to present w {,
Hudson's mclolrama. "A Man Among Men" nj the
Columbus Theatre February 20. for run OF
week. after which it will be given at the -Four
tcenth Street Theatre.
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