New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
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.. ... .o,r. and rarodies suitable 'or the holiday
season ,,,.,,., SAWS that thu crowds that come 10
r.rris.ii's Theatre ar sufficient &" MAJ M" th
49, a'ar'l inni ,,l.r,,,l ,ime 10 cone Mr Bra
nam songs seem TO b." gairlnf l' ',,t,,I
The thlrd series Of living r'l4l m" ~ fhosr
~ Roster y Bars are As 'l'n'i''r ~ ',st
prc'ion,n 'N,,r,inr ,Noon" and "E,enins
4ii', "liTt,.t ID, Nc.s" Evening Prayer" The
Last stand" .hen is shown IA 'rI', irb ~" and
rN N, ,cn.rai custcr- last battle Anothsr
imroriamiI '' "'.icr Paul ,'inlucvallt Newcomers
tomorrow ,vcnine viii be Miss Nm,n' ' 1o'I, a." I'm
Mo Nvov and May. IN CHARACTER 'h'.".,
Ch,iettn.s Day a holiday matinee VIII h' S'N'" "'
- .Ih - hir stage Of the Academy OF Music Mhioh
10 h,,trr adaptcd for spectacle ana n,lo".A ..r,
than for anything "lse, - sun ",'I, Ill., ~ comes
Sr,," IN, London Adclphi. th"air" whch has
probably launched NOR n'l'itnu ,rt rhe tbiri
nthcr IN any Enslish-spcakins country. ne l., am
81 the present srries Of popular ,'h''trt,s t,i
nounccd for tonight. George lhh,'",a ~, = 1errv
Mark sullivan and others Will appeat fl, ,,roo
~ Dresden Shcphcrdcss. a p"ntpminS III tni'r
,,,s ~iIl bo..n an engagement At the Ellen Muse
10 morrow night The star VIII be W., m'
NORM who will hayc P"rro' sa at%n comrIy.
rid IAN bc.ltifuI effects. II t"lls a love story
Iurhnumc The company. besides Nile Norm IN IN
o,' 1 ,,,,I Marin I'm addition To- the pantomimc
a spccial feature at the Muscc tins wr'k VIII pr
~ Ghristmas trees. Santa claus sits astride hlS
donkey In front Of santa 'lau7 Si,S Il , ir e.
lin ber hands tull Of presents. Each chlli VINO
waits he Niusce this week vii receive from santa
claus ihrFtmaS pIcscni. --..... =, ,o,.
onlv that IL is enjoying its usual degree OF pros,
" "mrii,, u,,ldav iii'nrss has naturally affected
The business but the houses throughout the las l
voek have been moderately large. There VIII ue
no changes either In the specialitles or IN the
meonle i'm the cast this week
There is much variety In the Christmas week
altering AT Proctors. The Princess Paullila, VINO
is eighteen years old and is only seventeen inches
t,u win hold levees daily AZ II a. M ana ana
Q u m There will be new Twins pictures enttlc.ii
Tho Nest Robber." Water Nymphs, winter
and "Richetta" The twenty-mnuie operetta
penelope viii be continued hy Miss susie All
vim Ben Lodge and chorus. me continuous
vaudeville includes Rogers and pBr'n Mic
carlni and her performing d"gs ana mon
knvs. the paynes. sketch artists. Walter 'raVes
and His marioncttcs: Burt and licnnett han'lns
snubrcttes. Miller and May. In "A Pleasant Time
fireman and Wheeler, George fGikin tenor, lie"ll
Conklin Scanlon and kilroy, Cooper ana stewart
I<isseU Mabel Van, soubrettc, and f.. clarence
no accommodate the holiday crowds the theatre
Will omen AT . a. m, on Christmas Day, one noun
earlier than usual The concert to-day VIII De
continuous from to 1899 y. IN. 80
William f. iIocy and his company VIII appear az
the Harlem opera House this week III their iarcr
'The Fiams." The cast nc.nd6' John {. RICE, VI
Woodward. George w. Howard. Charles Renwick
John Cushman, Charles French, r.. Geore'
| 1TDonneu Charles Gardner. Miss Lille Allston
Miss Jessie Merrees. Miss cheridah simpson