The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-12-02

battle scenes. "shenandoah,r with IT, blended
love story and sheridan's ride. aoes 20 the Har-
ss% 2p there nV With the same numerous ss wni oS Ss Of
soldiers and horses, with = company headed by
Mr.. Radcliffe and Miss Tyler as hitherto, with
no popular element diminished.
NATIVE melodrama that has been hurrahinR
around town this season and rousing its audi
ences TO patriotic enthusiasm by approximation
Of hergie Isn i @ so, n sg1th AT TSi wei
thriller. with the stars and Stripes waving ali
through and over IL, is the weeks. play At the
Peoples, in the Bowsry; It's views q life aboard
Still another materialistic American piece. the
author OF which evidently studied 10 please the
admirers of rough realism on the stage. Is
shaft Number Two" at the Grand Opera
that happen tn miners. Chloroform electricity,
a broken rope that suspends an elevator, aud a
stroke OF lightning that kills the villain. all
The play at Niblo,s, too, is extremely rnelo-
d5Sm9s spti;. tO or u riTsimirnaf London are IN son mddiedh
Realism abounds In II. and virtue Is handled
roughly by vice before coming out triumphant
that two Sp9 eS ~ spike Hennessy and Kid
McCoy, give a practical lesson In burglary by
blowing = safe open and rihing II. The managers
OF " TT Stowaway" are not engaged In eleyat-
ing the stage. An Entertainment by Coinstock's
m~Instrels will be given at Niblo's this evening.
Acrobatics always constitute a considerable
share OF vaudeville's bills, and there has been Of
late a tendency toward the sorts OF exercise that
necessitates very muscular arms. The latest ex-
poneut Of this style Of performance is Eugene
Petrescu. who comes to Roster 81 Balls to-
morrow night. These names are also on the
programme; A. o. Duncan, the Rossow brothers,
Chelli. Evan Tschernor, the Forrest brothers.
the Finneys. and the Bruet-Rivieres. There are
new living pictures to end the performance.
The Union Square again has acrobats promi-
ncntly placed. They are the Martinettis, two
most powerful professional strong men, and az
skilled and as graceful as they are muscular.
and Bertoldi will go through her. contortlons.
These are the remaining ones: Fish and Quigg.
s sSres Ra sbe M srotI.rs So Riies Srotb ~9si'n Colds die
and 81. Clair. Eldora and NOrinEc. Bryant and
Richmond, Gus Richards; the sexton brothers,
A novelty is promised from Proctor's in the
temperance Of susie Kerwin. She was the
this stage for several months. but OF late has
been employed in experimenting the living
cal Dolls" James Thornton remains for an
other week. and has these entertainers for COM
Reta Durand, Theo. Delmain and o'Brien. 81;
Dor; BALDWIN kh.d "a, sad u Dsile{y; on,,d EsEnf Fsrt. I'M Hi
Bradley, Mead and werntz. and Annie Lloyd.
Tony Pastor announces as his contribution to
The Tramp Who Slept at Pastors" His conf
panions are Al II. Wilson. the Preston sisters.
dog circus. Burns and Coaklev, Louise Allston,
the HishIeys. the MeNulty sisters. and the
Gus Hills specially of club swinging is ac-
e9rdsd th h. Place z OF imp port INC IN, n the phi OF
Sha Es1 hish'f Es AsfeueWi Sef hs afa' S viii h"G and
Halpin, Dryden and Mitchell. Nelson and Mil.
ledge. Montague and West, and Charles w. and
Among the, principal, of the Lily Clsy com
pany; which holds Miners Bowery this week.
and Huffman. Julia Melrose, Blanche Creago,
and Leslie and Richards.
the Eden Musee. because there are no touring
shows OF wax figures. Dnnko Gabor's band con-
tinues with two daily concerts.
The young man who last week jumped from the
Brooklyn Bridge i, TO be seen this week At Hn-
boy. and a young fellow who has .iourneyet as
far AS New York In his trip from Texas To Jeru-
salem. Besides these are the Pr,ijol bears, the
hammer Gus, the Weston sisters, Hughes and
Lindsay. Myles and, Raymond. James Graz,
The most conspicuous freak at Doris's Museum
is its smallest. Prince Tinymi,e is his stage
tertain.rs.,. lie is riva!Ied by a performer
named Del kano, whose gifts are entirely tho
consisting OF biting rei.hot iron. The stage
show is "Humpty Dumpty."
John Fl. Russell. i'll and bankrupt. will next
Thursday make a large cash draft on the
good will which he deposited, when pros
porous. with his profess. ,nal friends. They
have arranged a matinee a. tho American.
and the programme comprises the Seldl. or
chestra. Comslotk's minstrels; the Lili-
Barrett in "Chatterton." Marian Manola and
Della Fox in songs, William Hoey and some OF
his companions from The FIams,' Louise
Beaudet and the "Jacinta" company. one act
OF Rob Rov." fragments from Little Chris
TOPPER Columbus" and "l4g2." the first act OF
* Milk White Flag" Agnes Booth in After
thoughts the BOstonians in Prince Ana
Mas" and the second act Of The City Direc-
tory" with the original cast as nearly as pos
sibie.
Fanny Davenport and a company are rehears-
ing "Gismonda," the drama which SardOu
wrote for her TO use in America while sara
Bernhard used IL in France. Miss Davenport
has been notably successful in roles fitted by tho
great French playwright tn the great French
actress, and q week hence, at the fifth Avenue,
we shall see whether another ambitious and
costly venture in the same direction Is to be
equally triumphant. The preparations point II
q fine production.
On the same evening Edward Harrigan will
reopen his theatre with "Notoriety." one more
OF his representations OF high and low life in
New York. His COMPANY las been travelling
since early last spring. Mr.. Wild, Mrs. Yea
mans. and the other fRyorites are still members,
and will nave Congeninl roles in the new piece.
The Elks will hold a lodge Of sorrow this
evening at Hartman Hall in the presence OF an
invited audience. Frank MOrdaunt will read a
eulogy upon deceased members and y is an
nounced that the Rev. DR.. houghton will deliver
a prayer.