The sun., 1894-01-28

scro6ats. song and dance artists. and other en-
AZ Proctor's this week Princess Doleorouky
gsrisn asrobsts viii give their m re- sfRsbie per-
Till be Gthgr ;Rscial.Ists at PrYetors besides
dance. SthooeR Il shock ed the sSperssnsitVs
| people Of Camden when lt was rat given there,
II 81 T%seDty
street. Then there will be eccentric dancers,
singing ,soubrettes. and talking horse"
II often happens that performers who have
paSs or soed IN comssss sssE tsEe tc
tthis week az actor oithis kind win Be seen st
formerly OF Augustin Dsiy's company, and re:
Gently the leading actor in the Two Old
prepared with dlstnst feierence 70 mi. weeks
Soodyins Company. " who vii reSise; Capt;
Sunday night concert here as usual
Those playhouses in which weekly change
Of bill 10 the rule offer to their constituents
| this week rather unusual variety and quality
OF Entertainment Alexander Salvini will I'LL
his last New York engagement this season
this week at the Harlem opera House. The
Three Guardsmen." "Zama" and "Ruy Bias"
| will be given
A company. as excellent in its way as the
salyini company, is that which will perform
| "A Parlor Match " at the Columbus. the other
Harlem playhouse. Evans and Hoey are the
they been before playSoefs. and % SO we'll Is their
iarcical piece known. that. like good wine.
In the Bowery there will be an American
| sporting drama called The Diatrict Fair.
Its fetching features are the departure Of a
ship and a race 10 which horses leap over hur-
dlS tSe Grand t5Gss" 6Dsrs hOSSS Potter Of
TosHs WI be With Gs;sPs1e
| The play has boen aeen frequently In this city.
lated to please aGEand Opera House audienoe.
that eSs known Pas as KENTUCKY GIRL" which will
occupy ,Nihlo's stage this week with sadie
Horseshoe % % ON on the the sta stage ss and fides down
mountain side seated on railroad velocipede,
| while the villain follows on hendcar. An
| other thing In the piece is sawmiL
| Vaudeville is plenty and popular. Tony
| Pastor. the sweet singer OF Fourteenth street,
| heads the entertainers at his well-known the
atre this week. Mile. Valeres will also appear.
and on Friday night she will have q benefit.
| She now begins the last week OF her New
| York engagement. and early in February will
| return to PariY Ward and Vokes are in tho
BILL and will. ofcourse. present their absurdty.
=, After the Ball" others are James ( Hoey.
young Cuban. who appears in contortion
| act on the rings. ,,,,
on %asS Mo
and and Interesting o est views lie viii also contribute
| tho magical part Of the entertainment In a
| The music viii be by the Gipsy band. and
| Mile. Tortaiada who will be heard again In
management to replenish the large assort-
ment o. wax figures which have given to the
,Hlcide Gapitaine has proyed strong sttrec-
| tion at Roster 4 Balls Music Hall. and de-
servedly, so, for her performance on the flying
besides. a woman OF attractive personaiity
Last week she may be said to have talrly d.
| vided the principal honors with Bessie Bell
| wood and Sandow. who have both established
themselves firmly at that house. These three
ansers; Marlow and Dunham. graceful am,
| Georgie Parker. who has been favorably known
| to the Roster x Bial constituency during the
voesI s eiforts as % Xs Walk MittRe he Bowery 0St
Gay paree.' and Can't Lose Ne Charlie"
Tho two plays OF large and SNOWY proportions
In Brooklyn this week are differently scenic.
"A Nutmeg Match" at the Biiou. is one Of the
strongest examples OF modern mechanical
melodramas. Its view OF quarry with real
piledriver in operation. and the hero in mimic
afSr IN manner Di sh Which thrills the sveraSe spec
tator tremendously. The Black Cr9ok. as
ras play rs its basis. OF course. but the en-
bellishments. the dancers, ana the intorpo-
H the pid spectaee may be- seen in reshened
resplendence.
Sunday entertainment at theatres this even
ing ranges widely from lectures to variety
shows. Robert G. Ingersoll's oratory is to be
heard at the Broadway. where he repeats his
celebrated attack OF Christianity. entitled
Mistakes OF Moses which has not been
heard In this city within half dozen years.
Western tour as the lecturer with UranniA,
the popular exhibition formerly at Carnegie
GGf the sses
ming with Wonders OF America" really re-
An entertsinment by volunteer specialists
advertising agent OF the Park. at that theatre
The dime museums are open on Sundays. so
10 Roster 4 Biaps and several concerts are
noted in another column. -
The exhibitions OF curiosities are up to their
average in attractiveness Huber's Museum
keeps the troupe OF japanese dancing girls as
its principal object OF interest. but 1t also has
Virginia Knapp. known as the electric woman.
who performs ieats of strength and mystery;
Wilson. a strong man and expansionist; VIII
kins. giant from Kansas; George the turtle
boy; an electric girl blind checker player.
menagerte, and two companies Tor the
theatre.
The Nurem berg collection OF ancient instru-
ments OF torture are on view at the West
Twenty-thrd street hall. where a lecturer ex-
plains them afternoons and evenings. and the
methods OF their use are illustrated by means
OF a stereopticon.
Hagenhecks s show of subiugatsd beasts re-
mains at Tattersalfs with its lions. tigers.
bears, elephants, and other bruIes, rebelllng
once in a while against their trainers. but
compelled to perform remarkable leatL
The Crystal Maze surprises and amusos Its
visitors with bewilderlng multiplieatlons OF
themselves. and Ia a case Of science serving
the purpose OF diversion.
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