The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18

average q lie kihd. ewing to the ability Of the
original author
poS SG:s ssT: ;ES:s SGS .g &. sIco
lyn Biiou. Is Siberia one ~ the success.
has Stool hs se tst .sSers rsypn
piets representation Ia promised at the Bljou,
with new scenic effects
new new SsSSe ted wS s nfS 20 %
mHitltude. aud that is' said in NO sense Of dis.
parage ment. The late Mr.. Psttitt would hardly
n N moIodfn@S IN ondon as ~ nn mt oy
from isslt profits after liking ssssn;lysiy,
the popular mark had been easy for ooT n
American than would have been the case II 1t
had been produced In the Bowery.. The fact is
simple yet human drama that finds apprecia-
tlon with the indiscriminate majority.
charles T. DS IE In T 0G RenlpcRs Witch
the kcadsmy p! Music: and yet i e a ss,linl
sort that could be easily packed into three
hours OF rapid activity. The ingredients reach
the livelest farce, with the horse race Tor
What can be said Of " Blue Jeans" save that
It goes to the Grand Opera House for the week.
taklpg, along its funny brass band, It's tragic
s sst ~ hisby s@nsSS cbnrnets e~0r anu
The Souden." with its marching soldiery.
it's reaimental hands aud drum corps its ORR.
Nibio'S There viii be crowd Of people on
the stage during the scene Of the return Of the
British troops from the soudan war.
The exhibitions are wide open. Only week
and half romans for the Hagenbeck trained
animals. tits an interesting sight to view the
lions OF this troupe. They have the advantage
OF daily exercise in the big cage. which gives
mi for m ~ fFPAdOm than
the ordinary sized compartment In conse-
ouence there is none OF the restless pacing to
animals which, Toll and romp about at
not employed in showing their unusual
and varied accom- plishments. 1t is probable
youth. strength, and sickness. II Isl curl
Gus sight to see these huge beasts roll over on
their backs, rub up against the Iron bare Of ne
elephant are equally WELL hammered. II a hit
snse ana at least S Sne 81 IL. big Soarhounds is
marvellously intelligent, and seems to enjoy
q Parisian cafe concert singer
Not only is the machinery OF horrible torture
bat the uses Of the vast variety Of instruments
Is made eleSs ey bs Of tbs ts@S Of the
exhibit are old-time wood cuts OF scenes in
which the dreadful implements, figured. and
selections OF these are thrown in lie size upon
mer days. No opportunity Is lost to press
upon visitors tho fact that all the articles
shown have seen actual service in the work
At Huber's Museum in Fourteenth street
Precious %sns .SPSss saSed By
performing leoparde. These beasts go through
with tricks And their trainer remains n IN me me
manfsh." sweetly sings with his head In
bucket Of water His music has further vent
in from bone solos while under water. Other
living curiosties are a man and his wife whose
ombined weight is twelve hundred pounds. q
Miss Jones wears a beard. BESIDES these there
is q company OF variety performera
at Doris's Museum in Eighth avenue. and the
two-headed cow also goes to pastures new
with next sh here GS Sss
breaks them across his chest with seeming
ease. RiyaliinR these items In interest Is a
hands OF Mile. Julian. OF the two stages OF
the establishment. ono Is held By variety
sN%RRo on Si sha 'ne 0'n'' 0n''' ''' sn''''
As to tho vaudevilles: We get at the Union
Square Tar and Tartar" the comic opera.
with all the scenery aad costumes new. The
opera has been condensed. As IL Is to be sung
three times daily. but is still long enough to
necossitate beginning the programme on Mon
day half hour earlier than usual. Milton
eosn w q and &c ,s n1 u viii
be with Pn "a S,nn, S.,
Sssn sPs dSbat ~ tse
quartet OF spanish and Hungarian singers
Mel Mclean ai' and Hall, George b leslie and "a
Rose. In the selection Of these care is used 70
assure varHty. and no two oil the above will
offer closely similar !hin mn: h.r, on No,d,v
come from the West, where they have gained
fIara Ia tail n a m or On
Mays songs are still received with favor here.
and he is to remain several weeks longer.
Keep the stage occupied, are Dors Brothers
and Mcbride aud Goodrich. Jerseys sands
The serpentine dance. has been done by a
host OF women. the majority imitators; who
nothing to the the sscSs iasS soPsi Hhd a
the originator OF the dance. An exception to
these was a woman who went through with It
while keeping her equilibrium on a moving
novelty Is to be added at proctor's By Jessica.
n HHo made "is@iliaS Wills on Tie slack
wire. IaTely are wholly new things shown.
q %s f interest. fhi. applies to the %an.tta
gleTs. and without doing anything which
man has not done. stiil give remar able
show OF isats presented with the new side out
tors; La Berte, lie Bessell' Vsidars, Les Cres-
sendos. Btfatz BrotheTFsi Hughes aad FaTEon:
and jasper. the HATS Crado and Vera. VIII
Denny, Kitty hmith. the Big Four. Kins Ner.
Eta Albion. the Ricketts,, James ". Thomp-
son. Mirzl Miester and Maude Bevington.
The first appearance of ArmRn d'Ary is an
nouneed again at kostcr Il Bials Concert Hall
in Thirty fourth street for Monday night. and
the evening will see. besides, the American
debut OF the Brothers Deltorelli, musical
clowns from Berlin, Other new things for this
house are belgrade the illusiorist; Mile, Ber-
toldi, contortionIst. aud the All,sons. singers
and dancers. I,etRiEed features are Clown
IigG. Mile. Aclds Capitaine. unthan. the two
Macs, and SandOw.
Three very comcal men are among the per.
formers at Pastors this week. They are Ward
ana Hokes; 10 their familiar but very laugh
lesIue Of IaderewskL The other sex is repre-
scented by two singers Of comic things in Mel
Vile aud Stetson and in the Lars Larsen
family is pair OF very remarkable, women
gymnasts. Another feature here is FulRorA.
who max es ten changes Of costume In view OF
the audience. hall dozen others complete a
very strong progTammN
A new feature winch promises deal of now
city at the Eden Mus6O Is announced for next
week, and is a musical large called Koh
the God. in English. Fred 7, Wilson and OIL
i've Nelson are engaged in It. aud will wear cos
10 Ia.a oriv