New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
all SORTS AND CONDITIONS OF SHOWS.
MANY EXHIBITIONS OUT OF DOORS AND FEW
UNDER COVER.

MANY EXHIBITIONS OUT OF DOORS AND FEW
UNDER COVER.
new feature Of the entertainment at Eldorado
last night the appearance Of the Schaner
family OF acrobats Their performance was much
more attractive than when 1t was seen at the
Metropolitan Opera House o few months ago, De-
cause In New-Jersey all the children are allowed
to The complete exhibition has not been given
near NewYork before except at single PERFORM
ance Nothing more complete. graceful or remark
able in its kind has been given here In many years,
II indeed 1t has been equalled The engage
ment Of the Schaffers Is for two weeks Inc
spectacle "Benamela, a Summer Nights Dream
Is one Of the most elaborate ever given on the
Palisades and has begun to attract much favorable
attention.
IIagenbeck's trained animals. at the new Hagen
beck Arena Manhattan Beach, have apparently
again jumped into popular favor. The wonderful
feats that the lions tigers bears leopards ana the
many other beasts are made 10 perform by their
masters astonished the audience OF last night Inc
arena which has been built especially for the per-
Torrance Of the Hagenbeck animals. Is arranged 10
seat 1000 persons and every seat gives an unob-
structed view OF the cage In which the perform
ances take place In connection with the perform
ances In the menagere has Deen ouii''
wherein all the animals that take part In the ring
performances are exhibited well as $50 monkeys,
which disport themselves in various acrooauc
day included the acts Of Mile Saida sakan'aia'
with her den Of trained boa constructors and doves
j. Penje with his equestrian lioness. Helena ana
the white horse. Columbus: NJ. Beketow, the RUS
sian clown with his three trained Wild boars' MISS
Mazela Berg with the trick elephant Topsy, two
boar hounds and two Shetland ponies; Mr. weston
with his trained seals, and Professor Edward Oar
llngs exhibition with five Nubian lions.
The marvels OF the Wild West, as exhibited by
Buffalo BIZ and his big company. are a potent at
traction OF Ambrose Park. South Brooklyn, Inc
place is comfortable and easy Of access, ana tne
exhibition IS altogether pleasing and interesting
Buffalo Bin has undoubtedly begun most P'os-
Mr. Pastors friends remain remarkably falthtui
to him considering the temptations Oh Toci bo
come this week with good show. as usual ~ IN.
cules the four Punchneos in shadow pantomI'Ime;
the first appearance In New-fork OF MISS Ii,Ine
Laurel and Miss Maude Harvey; the comicai story
teller and singer. Billy Carter I'm Su'E Y
Chowler" by Miss Annie Hart: the Jullans Rose
PRODUCES some new selections on Uncut i I,
merss: Moehan and RAYMOND. In "A LUCKY
Strike the Glenroy Brothers In boxing scene:
Mason and Lord In The Phonograph Smashed
The bin at the American Theatre Roof Garden
this week shows number Of changes ,,s Kon-l-
Raba the barytone makes his irst pubic appeIar.
ancp: Musical Dale. Harrgan. the tramp JugSleri
Annie Hart lie clair and Leslie WIN Mandeyl,le
Mo-, Of the Old favorites are retained. John RAN
some continues sing Il Am the Ruler Of New
Last night at Kostcr & Balls new features OF
the programme the first appearance mere OF
Anna caldwell, the temperance OF +. H. Leslie
and his troupe OF trained dogs and the King OF
OF the Wire" Cacedo. In new act Inc rest OF
the programme included Oscar Hammerstelns Nv
ing pictures the three Sisters EthardO. IN 'Brc-a-
Drac": Punth and Rudd. eccentrics; Troja a serlo-
comic Mile Ialo. electric bicyclist; Mile Adrenne
Ilrive the French singer In new songs; Sarina,
contorionlst and Mile. Naomi eqIillorisi
There IS an almost complete change OF bill at the
Madison Square Roof Garden this week Among
the attraction are Mason and Ralston. the sisters
Lynne Alien and West, the Diamantire french
dancers Benett0 and Ganno; Borell. MISS HIlIa
Thomas Misc f.ottle ellison, Miss Bonnie morn
Ton the Toraja1a Troupe and the Russ III Brothers
The combination Of comic opera and vaudeVIe
n, Proctor's Theatre Is still popular FRA Davoio
Is sung every afternoon and evening this week by
the Wilbur opera Company. The preliminary ana
lnterqrarsel vaudeville features include Lew DOCK
sfaIer The living picture In charcoal Fred ROD
oris bingham ventriloquist; the keegans. IN a
sketch: Belle Verna. James Bensley: equlllprist:
Ieona Bell s0ubrette. Walter HYDE, WQInist'
George " King. clay -moheller; Willie Eensley, III
n swlnging wire act and George kaine.
Tho pretty ana pleasant Terrace Garden IL the
only place 81 amusement OF ia kind In the neigh
borhloh or indeed In the city, and II gains me
uopr.arltv that il deserves. Among the attractions
In the music hall this week are Miss Bessie Bone
mn who gives her Bow and Arrow song; the
f,lr SchroIe Brothers. acrObats; LILY western
Herbert TIolcombe and Sadie Cushman. Fannie
Leslie Iav " Bngley. Foreman and West. Max
p.ttlnRil and John W. Ransone Nahan Franko
and his orchestra continue to give promenade con-
ccrts in the open-air garden.