New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-06
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Miss Eunicc Vance was the leading attraction Of
an unusually plclsan, programme a. the Ellen
Musee last night Shc sang a song about the
rather extrayagant bonnet that she wore. from
which Il appeared that e. was not. after all, the
bonnet. much the face inside. which con
siltuted tn" charm. The audience was willing -
AXE he- word for IL. The New York theaire-gocrs
have felt some Kindness toward Miss Vance ever
snc- her nrs' night IN America when she sang
s,ng Ia which she related her adventures with
trnmcar in Flrocnth-st. where nobody else
could remember ~ ever having seen irdmcar.
She sang TWO other songs last night. both Of which
wer, much enjoyed. Miss Ade'e Purvis Onr also
entertained the company acccpiab.y Mis- Lola
Yl,rrl gave some OF her rather acrohat.c dances.
Miss Ruth Davenport sang. Frank MaJii'on gave
..rapancsc pastimes." ana DIuko Glbors Royal
GYPSY Band nllel In the rest Of IN" time
The changes ~ programme ~ kost"r AMI Ba'S
last night included tine temperance Of Misses
Ouaiilz AMI Neumann in two new dances. "rhe
Neapolitan T1rantola" and THE Shawl Dance 4,
the French singer. Nile. Armand AIRY, Tor the first
time in an English song. THE Lit Coquette.
besId, others which have made her popular here.
Sandow IN his new feats 90 blrrel-jumpng, with
a hfty-s!A- pound weight In each hand. and Nfting
a horse on platform placed over his abdomen
while resting his neck and heels ON t~o trestes ::
AMI Wood AMI shepard in new act. The rest Of
the programme included the wonderful, armless
man. Tnthan Mile Mciie Capiiaine on the nyins
trapezc: Jlrr. AMI hi, dog. goat and goose circus.
Mile Bortoldi contortonlst. Mario and Durham.
horizontal bar performers. and the brothers Del
torplli. musical eccentrics.
J. VI lIill IS oongratulating himself on the
strength Of the vaudeville programme at Herr
mann's Theatre this week. Seventeen people take
part in II. and the performance repeats Esef
three times between the hours Of y 80 and 1870
D. M II Is apparent that there IS constant change.
Felix and Claxton. who appeared In December
play "A return engagement in their comic sketch
Pauline Glidden Chapman. the conortionst, makes
her first appearance the vaudeville stage here
Dan Mason. former partner Of Daniel Suy. s
cracking Jokes. Alan MAJ. the barytone. IL heard
in new ballads. Maud Harris. the singing and
dancing soubrette. makes her first appearance.
Flora is seen in her contortlons on the swinging
wire Charles *. German and Lottie Adams ap-
pear In eccentric scenes. Chvette the shadow
graphist and juggler. is one Of the most important
engagements. others in The on are Mcbride ana
Decker and BiJou Mignon.
Miss Lottic ellison was welcomed back last night
al Tony Pastors. which Is one OF her old haunts.
Miss bessie Bellwood headed the programme ana
amused the audience greatly with her clever cock
ney songs. She ~ announced for only one week.
Iluth. Billy s. clifford Isabella Carlini. with her
troupe OF monkeys and dogs the big four: the little
Booths Miss katherine Gyles. club iugglcr; Smith
and Martin. Edward Iorrctt. big shoe dancer. Miss
Quinn
There is a large and entertaining company, at
PrOctors Theatre this week Hassan Ben AlIs
Bedouin Arabs. ten In number. perform acrobatiC
| and tumbing specialties: D'Alvinas Three Graces.
Miss Carrie Tutein sings new songs. Among me
others are the Powers Family; acrobatlc bcyclists
duettists; the Judges; McCale and Daniels. in an
Irish knock about sketch Brown and Harrison
'Decolette": the Taylor twin sisters, musicians and
dancers: George Graham. the Days; In new char
Knox G. Wilson George Marion. descriptive vocal
list. and James Mcdonald pedestal skate dancer.