New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27
THE vlrDEVyLIE PROGRiMlfES

Several Of the favoritcs at Tony Pastors Were
on the stage last night. Ward and Nokes. who
play numerous short engagements. but no long
ones gave their clever sketch Harold and Percy
After the Ban" Their fun IS not at all Ike any
body's else and il is always enjoyable even after
II has been seen and heard several times. The
Russell Brothers, as the Irish servant girls, are
also perenniaily amusing. They. too. have The
merit Of originality and anything that Is original
and good is acceptable Ford ana Lewis are called
"Iondon's Bowery Boys" 1t would be hard to tell
why They DO an Irish act which has nothing 70
do with London with the BOwery. and London
has no Bowery boys and no Bowery. The ourlespu"
of SandOw. which given by one of them, was
amusing ana the rest Of the acts were not especially
So Rose and Martin Julian altogether the most
pleasing contorioniss that appear here. Miss Lille
/ Western plays all sorts Of odd instruments in
/ thoroughly busness-like way. Tony Pastors songs
are quite as they have been for the last two theatr
cal generations. The other entertainers last night
! were John j. and Lille Black Frank La Rosa.
/ Miss Maud Harris, Lawrence and harrington Billy
Carter and the Brunnells.
The continuous performance at II MANN IN ate
attracted good many people, in spite Of the snow.
Bryan; and Richmon1 character sketch artists,
made their first appearance here. Ottahe, whose
songs and dancing made hit last week has been
retained; has Alan May, the baadist. \ score
of other entertainers appeared three times each.
Lots in Egg Harbor City still gwen away.
The famous oil Majon elan Of acrobats was
represented at the Eden Musee last night Frank
Ma1iton. who has just returned from Europe. made
| hit and drew large crowd TO see his Oriental
feats known as japanese Pastimcs" The
hibitionu consisted OF grotesque Juggling and
acrobatcs. which sklfully done. Ruth Da-
venpOrt. soprano, Of the artists on ;hs
bin. and Tortajoia made another hit in new
| Spanish Opcretta. Miss Nberri danced usual,
! ana the music by the Gypsy Band was iully en-
! jOycd.
Procior's Theatre with IT'S continuous PERFORM
Mr ctltrn
! week Staiev ana I,Irleck the 'r1nsical black
smiths" are on the bill, ana Ceado and Vera re-
main. in their aerial act. Among the newcomers
the Glinsereits. acrobats, Mile Dclmore. the rain
| bow scrpcntine dancer Lane and Verona, cyclists
| and skaters; Backsom and Burns. Ryan ana Rich
Arnold Sisters the oll Homestead Quartet. Petrle
Bowery girl fehrman and Fronosch. Annie Mer,
cedes. Nile Morellos trained spanies. Sig. Russell
and Nellie Frankyn. in character songs and dances
| A highly amusing programme was that given at
the Imperial Music Hall last night Whlle it was
acts. and 50 much fun and good singing that the
audience renamed to the end San Bernard esiab-
and 50 ala Lizzie u. Raymond. a singer and dancer
who has lately returned from season in London.
in new act Others prominent on the bill were
y ss 'o psros Mcn he ana 6rohe a S
Myers. Guiba and Greville. and the Zanfretta
The RrogrSqm,e at at, Ko;sr Bars last night
was run Oh ynLgiy ana lhhLef f sandow exhibited
try. which illustrated In novel ways the amazing
resources o, ms RIougious strength Those anus
which droll and aughte r-provoking Vatican
the juggler. fresh attraction He was much
appauded. The symmetrical Alcide CapltaIne was
observed with breathlcss admra ton In her astonsh-
ing deeds OF grace. skill and daring In the roped
arena of the upper air. Mile AIRY the French
singer. was naughty and entic.ng In no nation We're
those performed by Mario and Durham They
red like frigate birds. and swoopod like falcons
Everything which they did appeared effortless
They are like young Phoebuses in figure and flying
Mercuries in agile ease. The Deltorelli brothers
were rreslstiby comical in their musical oddities
Unthan, the armless man. proved that hands are
really superiuous 10 an Ingenious man with
Thoroughly educated and disciplined Toes HIS
shooting was especially marvellous. Miss I,ertoldi
twisted and tangled her slender body in bewllder-
ing knots and snarls. that were positively painful
10 look upon. She carried contorton too far But
IL lively evening at Roster & Bials.