The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28

mic yesterday, and has brousht with her
Other contributions 10 the programme. will
pitt, Marie Celeste, Bertic Crawford.
Paddock and sermon. Mobile Thompson.
Madgc Leasing, katherine -. Howe and
The Passing show" win I've frightened
up by many novelties. Preparations are
being made for the celebration OF the on"
hundredth performance OF this Jolly little
There will be two concerts at Eidorado
to-day and tomorrow. and very interest
Ing events they viii he a balloon race
,w@ ann'q Pro, FOR ,omorr'w evening DO
and Miss de Haven. Of Cincinnati. The
race Will last for fve minutes: then the
parachute attached to the balloons will
be cut lo,e,, and the cqntcstant reach
Ing the ground first win win the prize.
For the coming week Sampson the
strong man hns been engaged. other
the Mexican Zamora family and Prof.
Won laim's great living pictures
At the imperial Music Han the living
pictures win enter upon the twelfth
Inra. the Huho dancer. will be thor.
with Hadi chcriff, and Manager kraus
ras also engaged Conroy ami Fox. Chns.
IT, M4F the na hrr the ds,
d res. Carrie and Adair. acrohats,
i;tcnora. the contortiorist, AMI Foy and
Vernon. comedy sketch team. ON the
evening Of Aug. 6, W. ]. r. Lennard.
" the Ameri ,an inventor of the bullet
riCof cloth" viii appear at This house.
boris's Eighth Avenue Museum VIII
,In It's doors ;or the season; Monday.
Niless Boy" will be presented with u
{, 81 including Il. =. Crolua. Milt Han.
MILAN w brayton. Matte s.. John and
poi bingham Miss Relic ,vcrna the
lady with a thousand faces" Prof. Fita-
geralds Punch and Judy show; Eta
Lake, the lady with the. caou' chouc
the " orchestral empress" Hrun Lun-
deem, the Copenhagen clairvoyant, and
Sousa's Band concerts at Manhattan
band Is n fine one, and Sousa always in
terprets plenty of fresh. up-to-late.
porular music. Features Of tomorrow
Rcnzr' overture, a chopin waltz and
mazurka. excerpts from the works OF
Meyerheer;, Songs Of Grace and Songs
"Estudiantina Waltz" and q march. j.
Marshall Williams aud Miss Lucilla
Saunders will sing. and Walter Jones
and William Sloan, of Rices "lI92' com
lions
The Hagcnheck trained animals and
Pains "lalln itS9kh' are also great
1fas%TIs a, hn meaSn Just now %
stitution. MIR. Darri. the trainer OF the
large Siberian bears. who was knocked
down and rather roughly handled by
one of these animals Will make his re-
appearance during the coming week
While the work of the trainers seems to
be somewhat dangerous, 1t must be re-
membered that there Is not the least
risk to the public for the performance
takes place In an inclosed iron cage.
Huber's Museum throws open Its doors
Tomorrow, and Mr.. Huber says that
over $1,000 has been spent on his house
since II closed for the Summer. The
attractions will be the Sacred white
Bull of India, which is tattooed all over
its body; Matthews's Siberian wolves,
and Gilbert's Rocky Mountain goats;
lie Roy. who draws nails from boards
Punch and Judy show. and the, Fry:
living pictures by Prof Hooker, will
he displayed. They are said to very
handsome.
Bravo, Mikado!" What do you think
Of comic opera surviving the agonies OF
an unusually torrid Summer and draw
ing people to a theatre at a time when
theatrical thoughts are not as rife as
they might be? That is what is happen
ing at the Fifth Avenue. Mr.. Miners
house however Is cool. The electric
fans, while they are somewhat conspic-
uously heard. make the atmosphere en-
durable, and there Is no doubt whatever
that II Is cooler inside the theatre than
out OF II. "The Mikado" Is "A wonderful
work. and it won't die for long time
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