New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
4 rev T.fRTETY SHOUS.

The Tony Pastors Theatre was fairly
be,un last night amid the usual rejoicings Of the
devoees o, nrst-cllss variety entertainment Old
friends welcomed and new friends were made
The familiar faces that the audience was most glad
10 see were those of NJ. st0r and the Rolling.
mill Man" Mr.. Kelly will never have to 60 back
to a rolllng-miil long the crowds at Tony's
anxious they now to have him stay
in Fourteenth-st. The most prominent among the
strangers were the Preston Sisters and Princes
Pauline " straight from Lonion. who received the
unprejulicel welcome commonly extended 70 ,helr
countrywomen at this theatre. The programme
was further strengthened by the Rogers Brothers,
Dan McA, oy ana Jessie May: Miss Maud HUH,
Billy :. clifford. Miss Annie Hart. with Tim Sui.
lvan's Chowder; Musical Dale. the Nawns. ia
"Wrinklets.' aid the Harbocks in juggling ihe
wire and serpentine cortortOn.
The wax figures the Eden Musee to bs
piteI They are having their faces and hands
washed. Ii is not such a simple and usual pro-
cess as it is with mos, peop.e in tAs bes, society.
Coxey did not escape and mad to spend several
hours in the Musee layatory. As fsst the figures
are washed they receive new comD.cXi0ns, watch
range according the figures from the peach
bloom OF Lille Langtry TO the swarthy hue ot
Slladin. Then come the winter clothes and grad
ually the latest styles OF all nations are taking ne
places Of the summer styles. Several new groups
are 10 be modelled ana VIII De !lac On eAaIoiugn
Gabor's orchestra furnishes TWO concerts each day.
afternoon and evening, ana me cldsStl ana pOpJ-
lar music, in addition TO the gypsy music torm
pleasant entertainment.
Last night at Roster & Bars features OF an
tertalning programme were the F!nneys y iner
novel aquatic exhibition ending with Mr. Finney
feat OF remaining under water on an average x
three and one-haf minutes. Mile. Eugene Fougere'
in new French songs; the brothers VI arr H.
acrobats and Roman ring performers; MI. Mr.
eta III Do; the Hassan Ben Ali troupe OF ATloia
acrobats and pyramid builders; the Phantos' "a
Goblin Gambols' Ivan Tschernon ami Ms u0uN
OF trained dogs, and the new series Of living pct.
ures. Next Monday evening chanse ot %" WI
Erninia ChelH from the Casino Paris R'ss5ws
athletic and wrestling mdgets. from Ronlcaers
Vienna. and the Forest BrOt1ers. musical rcceA-
tries. from the Alhambrl. Lonion.
Mazeppa. the talking horse. viii doubtless prove
a considerable attraction AT rociol iliS week
Mazeppa lived in Texas until fve years ~. and
recently made a great stir Al the trN>til Id4ice,
London. He certainly shows wonderful inteNgence
Indicating the hour. adding sums on bllcko'lrt
telling ages and doing some amusing Nttle ticks
OF pantOmme and so-calici mad-reallns Il 8
evident that an enormous amount ~ tMe anu
OF fun this weeks vaudeville bill Pr Eirage
the American Macs. the traV"sty of .tamIle V
Fiske and Ninton and t@e JuSgihs u frnee sa,,
suma excellent features. Living pic,Gres. sohs
tabeaus and statuary representations are pre-
sened In abundance.
The popularity OF Huber's FoureentE-st Museum
is growing steadily. The entertainments om red 70
the curio halls ani in the theatre connec,ei ~.ih
the establishment attract many visitors. Manager
Huhers star features I'm the curo halls hs Nr are
the Australian boomerang thrpwsrs VINO st,terlay
at the hourly shows gave Interesting exhibitions
of their deadly war weapons and their modes II fe
They were brought to this country for 10 BarnIm
circus ana Were on ot ,ne e,!s, ist,r'S c,rs 2 '
the young woman known a. the human are lgay
continues 10 mystfy the visitors wiki her e.,circt
exhibition Among the other features are Berue
Morelo the Alhno. Parmahaska. win q zen %
serpents: chief. the hand lsome shetland pony. ~ih
Asbury and Robinson. plantation scene The eAer-
tsiners in the theatre yesterday Included tns ~er-
Kitty Raymond. Harry Emerson. Tony Mack and
the second seri OF living pictures.