New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

The Edo, NYsee was well filed last night with
audience gathered 20 listen 10 the first concert OF
Koevessy's Orchestra, which has begun an eXteha''
engagement there. The programme gave an excel
len; opportunity for Judgment OF the ability OF the
musicians \ duet for clarinets. with accompan.-
ment was We. performed. and nearly every number
the programme secured an encore; NO DIolcv
bits Of the even!nG were violin @o!os by hoeNes,os.
O~e was a nocturre from chopin. and the other
was Of Remenyi's Hungarian fantasies; koe.es-
sy's Orchestra Will give two concerts oall!' all
noon and evening al the Musee during me COMING
week and the programme at each VIII be OF an
interesting character.
The programme at Tony Pastors Theatre las
night provided much enjoyment for the audience,
which was a good one in expectation of the pleas
ures which Nr Pastor always provides for his guests
as the holidays approach. The Russell Brothers,
John and James. introduced d revised edition OF
The Irish Chambermaids" Sam Bernard was clever
ami Miss Bessie Bellwood was amusing az usual;
Hugh Whiting. the gymnast and May Whiting.
Gown with his dog Bob, and Miss Ida Morello;
Eddie Shayne and Miss Mae Worden. in a new
sketch; Charles Osten with his illuminated tab
leaus, and Tony Pastor in new songs and parodies.
provided the rest q: the entertainment
An unusually excellent programme was provided
yesterday at Proctors Pleasure Palace Weber
and Fields's company combined with the
standard attractions. Among the latter the most
prominen, George Lockharts wonderful per-
forming elephants. the vaidis Sisters the electric
revolving trapeze Gertrude Mansfield. serio-comc
and Wood and Shepard. Weber and Fields always
Their skit satir.zng the Schutzeafes, caused
much laughter Lottie ellison sang songs Billy
Emerson proved himself stil artistic and Marietta
and Bellonis trained cockatoos performed
amazing tricks The Acme Four presented
grotesque sketch. Staey and Brbecks act was
melodious and picturesque. James +; Hoey in
dulged in characteristic frivoliiies and Lavender
and TOmsOn were amusing in sketches To all
these were added Belle Darling's songs and dances,
the juggling of George Sun some descriptive songs
by Jessie Ii Livingston-FcX, and three tabeaus with
song accomplishments by Myra Davis and the Cos
mopolitan quartet
Proctor's Theatre in Twenty-thir1-st. IS Offering a
diversity OF attractions and is crowded at all hours
by vaudeville lovers who quick TO appreciate
good things. The Painter Brothers made a sue
cess yesterday. Clara Weland, now playing her
farewell engagement America sang French.
Spanish and English music-hall ditties. The two
Bostons create merriment with their travesties and
the antics Of their trained dogs Their burlesque
bull fsht in which mastr IS disguised as a bull
is genuinely funny Raymon Moore sings his own
BALLADS. Edwin stevens gives limitations and tells
amusing stories. The Flying billions perform dar-
ng eXpIoiis ne ne picturesque gypsy JTio sing and
plantation pastmes. and Ida Sdiors has a clever
specially the "Whirwind Dance" Others who
Elsie Adar. the serpentpe dancer: the Hamiltons
Mile. olive juggler: Chgley Brothers Miles and
Raymond and Zella Clayton
Last night al Roster & Biavs the only new
feature of the programme Of Importance was
som and Burns. The OF the programme in
cluded the presentation OF Kilanyrs Glyptorama
which is the principal feature Of the present season
Ssbel n new song There's 30 Piace Ike %nu,
York; Loronz and Kennedy. Segommer, ventro-
qust; Bessie Clayton Duncan and his trained collie
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