The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-03

she most woluaniy little acrobsts that ever
appeared on IN American sta8A They
are credit 70 the profession 10 which
they belong. and although strangers In
this country their performances ID one Of
the strongest attractions In the amuse-
ment World ~ the present time. They
have ban : delight and surprise 10 hun
drsds Of family parties, attracted by their
fame In oil the principal cities Of Europe.
They have been the admiration of pupils,
teachers and committees from various
schools Of physical and psychphoysical
cuiture. Surrounding this family 10 Kara,
the hayarian phenomsnon, who Ii rsve-
lasion TO the juggling world. Melville and
6tstson. two Of Americas prsttisst daugh-
tiers. INTRODUCES topical songs and dialsct
witticisms that cause no end OF
laughter. and wear the handsomsss dresses
on the American stage. Then comes Billy
Van. = remarkable comedian. who has
been featured for the past two pears with
Primrose h Vests minstrcls. Will II.
Fox. the modern .Paddewhiskie, has
added ssvernt new numbers to his oct.
making II one Of tho funniest musical
1nonoiogns entertainments before the pub
lie. Engisnd's famous musical clowns,
the Brothers Dixon, will INTRODUCES for the
hrst time their new electrical apparatus,
which viii surely create . furore when
seen. DE Hersei, the famous French
iuosielcr IA clay, does al act entirely new
80 the vaudeville. Fulgora, the worlds
greatest transiigurator. will introduce n
racing scene that is AZ realistic ~ Ii 10 sen
sasional. John and Harry Dillon, parody
singers. and the Larsen SISTERS. queens OF
the horizontal bars. ali so TO make up one
Of the most complies and refined vaude-
vile entertainments touring America.
The box Office for the sale Of reserved
ssats 10 now open.
n. =. Essneh's H~nent-
The terrific storm that prevailed last
evening tended 10 materially affect the
attendance on MI X. T. Frcnch's benefit.
Though for all that the house was well
nlled with the many hundreds of friends
who hraved the elements to tender a arm
greeting 10 the popular beneficiary and
his equally popular wife. Eva Earle
French. Arssssically the entertainment was
. grand success. the spccialties that
preceded the performances being given by
the best artists in their several lines OF
business A gres; ovation Was given Mr..
aud Mrs. French on their several entrances
ia the drama "Dasy Crockett" the recep-
tion given each being marked hy enthu-
siasm that continued for several minutes
before either vas allowed 60 speak Mrs
Freneh's resprearsnce wss her hrss in two
years. aad beside tho extended reception
given her she was presented with large
and handsome bouquet Of cut feworz.
The drama went of well. both ssars en-.
tesing heartily into the spirit Of their re-
srsessse parts and giving general satisfae.
tien. Manager Russell, who made hls
nFss appearance IS sn actor IN Seattle
came In for his share 81 applause. and
though cast in an indifferent part gave
evidence Of strong dramatic ability.
ssuAss Rahsou Cemisg.
Stuart Robson will give . mAgniheen,
mounting Ia thas funniest and most rol
licking 81 all sAakespsaress comedies
sslhs COMEDY Of Errors. upon its prussuc.
tsoa al The seattle sheassr jane II. Is "a
He vii give an exscs picture OF she osicnm
Of keaesas aud also af the exterior o, shs
tasIphoAus 81 Eph<sas, The patterns 10,
armer Of the period esre made in London
and farss especially Tor the production.
Mr.. Reasea has seen meeting With re
mssssAis sarcsss on his "trip across sAs
c1assneas, and he expects sas4iias vel.
cafns ia tsats ssty. osing - tAs glo~aaw re
ports thai have irsse.ed eastward regard.
sng the s4osFaGssy vita which Seattle
psenie have heen ps,soElxsss Shskes
psaressa rsssiaessoa,