The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-07

and popular selections have about equal shares
comes &. II. Holmes to display in Huber's Mu-
scum his feet and hands. The former are
long. dime museum measurement Thick.p
Billy Wells remains to test paving stones with
his skull; and the human suction pump has been
prevailed upon to stay another week. These
specialists are retained for the stage show; AL
bert .stadler, the Weston sisters, Emil Miller,
Carter, the Sullivans, and Dave Genaro.
A congress- Of cranky inventors is to be an inn
portant part OF the entertainment offered this
week at Doris's Museum, in Eighth avenue Both
sexes are to be represented, and each discoverer
Learned promoters Of a method Of aerial in.
terment and of line of packet ships between
Cabin -" will be the stage show, and In IL blood
hounds and pickaninnies will be numerous.
Two shows Of frisky young women are those
given by Edward Everett Rice and AuEustin
DAILY The rivalry is one-sdcd this week, for
the reason that "1492" is more than year old
at the Garden. while "A Galety Girl" Is in the
freshness Of first triumph at Days. The 450th
time OF "14O2" will be celebrated with eouye-
Mrs on Friday, and goodbye will be said on
Saturday. But Mr.. Rice has no notion Of ceas-
ing to compete with Mr.. DAILY. On the ensuing
Monday he will place on exhibition, in Little
Christopher Columbus."a fresh assemblage Of
burlesquers, with a promise OF ravishing beauty
in its female members and irresistible conf
CAVITY III us nhleS. MehnWnno ~ uhlety
Girls" girls are booming.
In the immediate neigh borhood Of the Rice and
Daily burlesques, at the Fifth Avenue, Is that Of
the Rosenfelds. called "Humpty Dumpty Up to
Date" but in this case the friskers are the Lii-
putians aided by Rrown-up folks in the ballets
and professions The pace In this show Is not
50 rapid as in the others, and the dongs are cal
culatcd to delight children and mothers without
demoralizing them.
Della Fox and THE Little Trooper the final
occupants OF the Casino stage prior to its shift
to vaudeville, have two weeks longer to remain.
The songs are changed from time to time. cspe-
cially the topical ones, but the piece generally
has been evolved into a satisfactory condition.
Miss Fox says she will give matinee exclusive
ly to theatrical people next week.
the Bijou in the form OF Later On in which
Comedians Hallen and Hart are widely known
good example OF a helter-skelter kind OF enter
tainment. To those who keep the run Of the
Indicative OF what to capeet Besides the prnc
pals in Later ON there are Mark Murphy; Ed;
Mar. Bessie rannehili. Edith Murray, jennie
Grovini. Blanche sherwood, and Louise Willis.
tenth Street In The Irish Artist" which In
weeks use has proved entirely satisfying to the
multitude and not offensive to the most critical.
Chauncey Olcott's songs are charming to all ears.
and constitute the most potent attraction in the
play. The fun is abundant In Ellie Germon's
The I,yceum company stays at the Brooklyn
Columbia a second week. on account OF the
city, and so the same merry comedy will be con-
tinued to the end OF the engagement, which is
BE- fore their return TO their own theatre.
The sturdy drama at Niblo's Is The slaves Of
containing rousing, episode in English mining
life A mine Is flooded and the miners are res
The horrors of spsh h eat are ss a
-" Two military dramas compete for east side at
tention. Shenandoah remains at the Acad-
envy OF Music. and . The Girl Left Behind Me"
halts in its travels for week at the Peoples.
tain W hat are called sensational scenes In the
fact that they were written without any such |
Legitimate works But mounted cavalrymen
are now numerous in them and the battle tab
leaus are found to be entirely congruous be- |
'a Ts. G sopse rars n PaGdsa
has been run. in this country and England,
winner at Aintree in 1858, and Golden, an
American. steepleehaser OF. repute are, among
tss week at s Harlem opera House
This seasons production of the Pettitt and Har-
Still another drama with horses in It, and a
great many ether Lively sh rh Is the well
winter of prosperity at the Academy and since
then has been taken to most of the big cities IL
goes 70 .t ehs a. the Tsars What Wifi
probably be a very long term. The scenes among |
the risky young negroes on Kentucky blue
grass farm are racy OF the SOIL ana amusing.
Three men skilled and bold In the controlof |
wild beasts are now in the arena of the Hagen
beck show at the Madison Square Garden. |
Their displays of performing animals are COM
pettive In q way. as each trainer strives for the
greater amount Of applause. Mr.. Penje is, per-
haps, the more loudly rewarded. on account of |
H.. faro NJ li0naaa Helena |
which he compels TO perform feats against
her will. He has to be wary every instant that |
be Is with her. Mr.. Mehrmann's collection of |
brutes are as genuine a wonder as ever, and |
The funny gravity of the bears delights the |
children. The clown bruin is especially comic. |
Mr.. Philadelpha's elephant now popularizes |
himself by unfurling the flags OF various ma
tons, a snake-charming girl, Sakantola, i'm |
parts a creepy feeling 10 the spectators of her |
familiarity with lot of reptiles the monkeys arc
an amusing party, and, altogether, Hagenbeck's
Is pronounced Improvement on the old-fash-
ioned menagerie.
Old fashioned minstresy by the Comstock |
is offered at st. James Hall. The best /
oIognes by Mr.. Sweatnsm, the singing by Messrs. |
Wade. Shaw, and Andrada. and some remarka-
bly, rapid dancing BY Mt: Rastus. A 99median
estes OF tho living pictures and the LexOw COM
mittee are continued. 4 Hungarian band OF
Charles Barnard has taken up and prosecuted |
An original line OF dramatic work. He writes |
for elOcutionists, and number OF |
these pieces are In use by those entertainers who
appear before church gatherings and lyceums. |
The single speaker impersonatea al the sharac-
ters that the story contains. One OF these
works. Friday May is TO be delivered by /
Annie Louise White at the Church OF the Eter-
nal Hope. FOR the benefit OF the kindergarten.
The Anonymous Club will give an afternoon
at the Casino next Thursday.
The performers ANNOUNCED are sidney Drew.
De Wolf Hopper, Della Fox. Paul Arthur JEFF
tians Eugenla Fougere, Marie Lloyd. Mabel
Stephenson. Walter Il. Rodgers, Grace f1lkins,
Madeline Shirley. Romulus. and Tagliapietra,
The day nursery Of the Hospital OF the I'm
mac ulate Conception will benefit by matinee
III the Brooklyn Park on Oct 80. Marie VAIN
enact An Unequal Match" go
Thomas Stevens, the bicycle traveller, will |
give an illustrated lecture, entitled Snap shots
At Indian Miracles" at the Fifth Avenue this
evening. BY means of a stereopticon he will
enlarge 20 life size his photographs OF East In
dian conjuFeTs at their tricks
George H. snazene, who gives the songs and
poems of various nations with tableaux and /
other illustrative devices. will be introduced /