New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
-1cpAMMES FOR THE WEEK
RE SEEN AND HEARD AT
VA, PLACES OF ANrsnNrST-'oN'S'
ATTRACTIONS.

MANAGERS
,sisd sN'' ,or the fail season anu "'l SUN IT,
,,tpshns ~ fractions for their patrons Inc '
r,iy win ruth Avenue however, remains
svlssic." al "' A,avng cards in the city 1t has
a. Of the W. month under most favorable aus
s.ssn rs I'M ~ more delightful entertainment at
.css Ther. york than the performance given
.,,ssn. ID onera Company. 1t Is an exce'en' one
* ne p'" ~ hearing and seeing the music u
"A vel W.T. Mas Lillian Swain. the Original
.,uays c0S'' has been in Saratoga taking part
p,,-Slns' ..,r,roer Nights Dream" returns 10
!, the N.r,u evening The part OF Yum UNI
me cast w nv Miss Lenore snyder who has been
ul Be s'.osaged to take the place o' MISS MORGAN
''ps holiday. have become an established
Tss n.,,,or.s continuous performances. pos
s'''N Of novelty and draw so WEI, 'na' ' rs
,ss tfm." proctor's extravagant outlay. me
,stN ~ ,..nsrics arc rich, and the choce OF SUD-
,-sne sn' D, Even more popular than the classi-
VS. js'Nis the touching domestic picture Inc
al slampr ,ctures will be increased In number
Qacor ,.a bo,rs Of CONTINUOUS vaudeville the
r. Inc ,,. ,reek are entirely new. Among them
s,ahs' "a yan European acrobatic wonders
s- lAns o. rr,nn On the Farm: Henry Hannay
ln"" - ,n,ia.or: tho Highleys. musical coh'uF'
BIN" "a s,arr. sketch. ''Th" Burglar Oair'ea
DsN ,",r ncrch act; Luckie Thurlow' the niue
an rs. paola and Dicka, eccentric singers '"e
Nasco' shor,cter sketch. James W. Reagan
csapele sisters. songs ana dances 'H''v
tenor O"' irish piper and dancer Ida Russell
N'''. artist" W J. Wienefeld .tamoourlne jug
'e'4"s +. Burdlt,. prestidigitateur
ger S". ., Rice has returned from her summer
Ns' na is actively rehearsing Miss Innocence
vsea'o 49, NOW comedy farce in which she is to
Ae0~, rsg,Iar season at the Bjou Theatre sat
open ' a,snnC. August 25. The new comedy Is IN
w. ,s and is an adaptation from tne rie"O"
ines So o,,li,,s and Charles Brookfeld. Miss Rice
N' ..sn for the first time in this city as MARIA
"a ,.nocencel introducing number or ne" anu
us songs and her popular caoinet spec'ai''eS
- teal is directing the rehearsals Manager
.'..,ouss, is 70 provide new ana appropriate
~ and accessories The supporting company
So ,s.,uds several well-known actors and &C
usssss Iodine, attraction q, the
WV street Theatre on August p. was writ
&c + Callahan. whose "Fogg's Ferry was
,r..d nv Minnie Madden at Abbey's Park inca
y ..,ve years ago The new play VIII nave
-,ls,s scenic production consisting OF nve sets
.an,,ng the interior and exterior of a typical
-..sss mansion, wild gorge known as loon
u.nox". a wood landing on the MISSISSIPPI ana
.,n.Enoxn cotton compress near Memphis. "e
s'.'. rouise Hamilton F,oy Grove. and Louise
VINO have ne piibNifH' "N''-''
o.. II heso favorably known road stars
yos,e- & Bia. have several strong attractions
=, ,bs,r programme for this week at their music
~ =, West Thrtv-fourth-st. The principal feature
~ ~ ,As frs, appearance in this country OF Mile
v,,rrsr,,e a noted con;ortionist. who has been a
..,sr,ns sensation" in the London music mans
4, ,h.rlas, few months. She does most OF he'
s,,. an trapeze and circular drum. TO" q!
sstric lights Of different cclors are arrange
,,,,ns the edge OF the drum. Bending her legs
aver her back she walks upon her hands on TINS
irsn which Is thus made 10 rcNolVe rapluiE' he'
,.s,rsnoan; here is looked forward TO with cum
,ierable interest. The TWO American Macs coii'e
t,,. Will make their nrst appearance at Roster
,,t BIAS In a comedy sketch, and \. o. buhc"'~
- yan,riloouist VINO has always been prime
,,,r,,s here will return for short engagement.
p. remaining features OF he bill are; Trojd,
s.ocornic singer. Bunth ard Rui1; Caicedo, whose
,-or-,anccs on the slack wire continue 10 aston
chs audiences. Mario ana Durham. VINO VIII DE
- tosciher for the last time. they separating at
c, nj of their engagement here; and oscar Ham
s,-rsr's living pictures. which are always pleas
| ~. nihc sacred concert on the roof garden to-
| as,t q Kossuth Hungarian Orchestra will inter
-. Il attractive programme Of popular music
i s.re BY Theolo~e Hoch. Josephine Sabe and th'
4 CARS Trio I'm Tyroioan songs.
| Ns.arer Edward Rosenbaum has called the re
i Aaslls Of Peter T Dailey's company for Angus
\ 2-,raratory 20 the opening of the Counr!
sr;" season on August 2. in Boston. TINS hvel!
rysnlation is now completed. and includes in ad
l 1aoa 10 Peter DALEY May Irwin, John O. Sparks
l Ala Lewis Belle NUM- Charles Sturges. william
i GlFS. Frank Callahan g. Leonie. Marie Miller
g.sia Dupuy. Lawrence Sheehan. Imri Royston
l louise vcsburg and Robert Stretti. John r.. Ho
l ury has been re-,nsagcd as the business manager
he tour Is 10 continue for forty-two weeks. and
RUN engagemen, VIII he played at the Bijo'
Theatre mex; winter
B. Curtis begins the rehearsals OF "Saml 0
Poser" next week and opens his tour OF the i'm
rf;aa; cities Oh August 90 lie has partially re
vrii,ea the piece. introducing two new characters
Ersly new sccnery and furniture have been pre-
pa'et, and will be carried on the road In specia
i an
Manager Edwin Arden has secured all OF III
Women for Thomas W. Keene's supporting com
pshy iOt next season The list includes Lila
Lrnee Geneveye Beamsn, Mrs s. A Baker
'sl''s Downs and Ethel Black. Mr.. Keene vii
run from Europe about August p. and will beg
| Us season September TO- at the Grand Opera Hous
l his city
l Iase will be an entire change Of programme Of
l u Madison Square Roof Garden this week. heade
1 ~ favorite. Lotte ellison. the Little Magnet
i :" returns after a two weeks vacation I'M
Il ','as resort continues TO offer the usual fin
1 ssdoas The list OF artists is: The DE Forests
l ~1g' Bennetto and Cannon. acrobats ana con
/ 'N0as's; Brooks and Denton banjo; Adriehn
Il N's danseuse eccentrique William Jerome. i
/ A'Se'er songs, Montague and West, musica
i vi ConsuelO Tor;aj ada the Spanish dancer
l - "7 troupe; the Brunelles. In their Lillputa
sue The Clahin Sisters. IN songs and dances
1 - Ella Caldwell the ballad singer, making one @
'"0hstsi programmes Of the season.
i =. -" V6shhg Of the season at Tony Pastors Thea
l announced FOR August 6, has been postpone
/ ~onoay. August %. when Weber and Fields
| o. returned from, their European trip. Will max
i s' appearance there. On the same date Mll'
l s,.sN' the magician. will give an exhibition q
I ms 9aiets In ner teeth. a marKsman take
d. me set, OF course using rifle which
a"e hred al the woman.
La. ~ me seats OF the American Roof Garde
Vs.. iHe Programme is always good. IN
" "s certain to b. well entertained. Smit
49, nave made such success with the
t. Fhins act at the Garden that the Inant
ks, :" retained them ior another week. HI
ut Oung man who thinks nothing Of carryin
The hundred pounds on hts chin, - one {
nes sWac,ions. Billy Carter VIII be heard
II VII. ," elections. Alburtus and Bariram, So
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