The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-12-16


ing and. F. II. Kent Nicholas ceb.llos. James
the three Herbert brothers Zarah Ceballos, end
Ritty Soinn will make her debut at Pastors
Tomorrow night. She lr a, singer of Irish
ballads and Gomez trYm England. For COIN
aud Dixon. Gracie and Reynolds, the Rays.
Madge Ellis, lmoRene Conner, Kaye and Henry,
Tho Hentz-ssntiy, company q burlesquers and
week. Venus and Apollo Up 20 Date" is the
title Of the extravaganza In which they appear.
OF II living pictures constitute a conspicuous
I Miners Bowery IL Is the Rose Hill company
that furnishes the entertainment. Its roster In
cludes: Clara Lawrence, cornetist; j, Herbert
bono soioist; Morton and Eckhof, Crawford
At last the talk ing seals and the turtle boy are
10 DO brought under one roof, and they will be
shown during the. week, at .Huber's Museum.
Trying hard to take tho shine ont Of their
10, the glass dancer. "Humpty Dumpty Up to
Date y will be PLAYED In the sonpsctins iheatTe
J. Sheehen, and the Gleasons.
AZ poyis,s Museum Fanny Herring e to be
4 professional matinee Of this standard drama
OF gunpowder and gore isplanned, II Miss Her
psr day ye viii pe s : { Grouped gu ] siF n the RSsrt display Ss
curiOsities are an nrmloss man, n legless
symnest. = woman who displays the fighting
qualities of snakes, n turtle hoy, a strong man,
and some feather workers.
The structures Of Madison Square Gardens
"Old Nurcmburg " are especially slightly when
brings the observer into the second balcony. On
very different sight. with their many gay
booths. Three variety shows are In full tilt
missions. Altogether tho big Garden is chock
full OF interesting sic hts.
The three mechanical figures added to the
Eden Musee collections last week nre the newest
items In its Offering. Every day has It's two con-
certs by the Gypsy band.
The plays that seem all hut permanent at
Broadway theatres may be expected TO pass
prosperouslv through tho holiday time. Too
Much johnson" he's acquired ample Roadway
for q long stay at the standard. Mr.. Gillette
has been engaged to act the amusing liar in this
farce for two years. and so his good work in re-
writing the play and acting its chief character
is to be well rewarded.
Tho Cotton King Is firmly fixed at the
Academy of Music, where It's mechanical real
ism does not fail to excite the spectators. The
heroism OF Eben plympton and the villainy of
Dominick Murray are fetching, too. and the
comic element la broad and unmistakable
enough to hit the mark aimed ut. This theatre
has become an Academy of Melodramatic Art.
"A Milk White Flag" is in it's seventies. at
Hoyt's, Fannie Batchelder is the new friend of
acted with arch humor by Isabelle Coe, while
Mr.; Stanley maintains a Napolconlc, semblance,
and Mr.. Richards is funnier, though not more
artistic, than his predecessor In the part Of the
veteran army officer.
Little Christopher" will have a hundred
members OF the stewards Association In its au-
dience at the Garden tomorrow night. The first
with n view to freshen lite nonsense. The Tortn-
jada troupe of Spanish troubadours are to be In
troduced next week. The hundredth PERFORM
nnce Is announced for New Years eve, and SOU
venirs are then to be distributed.
THE Brownies" will get to n hftieth PERFORM
ance at the Fourteenth Street on Friday, and
mementos designed by Palmer Cox, author OF
the play; will be given to the women in the par
quet and balcony. A from the Little
Sisters OF the has taken the entire
house for Thursday evening for the benefit of
that institution. The flying fairies are the new
est addition to this unique extravaganza.
The flams" passes into its last week at the
BiIou, with Mr.. Hoey still merrily dominant as
the tramp, with Mr.: Rice a aiInble-witted as
%slstant, and with the Merrilles sisters active in
the dances. After an ensuing week or two of
"A Country Sport" with Peter DALEY and May
Irwin In 1t rs OF yore, the iame Of this theatre
will be changed to the Gaiety, and The Twen-
tieth Century Girl" will be produced.
Rob Roy" wears its Scotch plaids very pic
turesquely at the Herald Square, the High
landers and the Lowlanders mix with the Eng
the music, much OF which is takingly %tuneful,
is sung by capable voices. By and by, but not
soon. a play called The Vale OF Avoca" will be
given here.
" Prince Ananios" Is a satisfaction TO the con-
siderable portion OF the public that Is fond of
light musical plays In which the melody Is ac-
companied by farcicality. The Bostonians are
sffll Rsrfo5minE this comic opera effeStuSlly At
. Fatinitza' before. going away. Next month
. Nine. sans Gene" will be produced with
Kathryn Kidder In 1t