New-York tribune., 1895-12-15

Nail Rurgess's revival Of THE County Fair" at
tho star Theatre has been received with much favor
| In the company are Miss Emma Pollock, who plays
Taggs Bartey McCuum. as Otis. the bashfuI stin oe s
sq50r m the fer Jockey Mas ADa ana May Taylor as Sally
oliver Byron will be this weeks attraction at the
Grand Opera House. In Ups and Downs OF Lire
Mr. Byron pays the hero Vivian Ransone Mrs'
Kate Byron is the Irish servant GIRL Jane Judkih''
In the attractive company which Tony Pastor an
nounces for this week will be the Russell Brothers
John and James who will Introduce revised ed
| Miss Bessie Bellwood Edwin Late who VIII Per, PEI
symnsst a0rm Sa and May Whiting vocalist and danger;
William Moreo, acrobatic clown. with his dog S1o, NOD
| Worden in a new sketch; Charles osten. with his
illuminated tabeaus, and Tony Pastor. in new songs
and parodies
! The meodrama Coon Hollow is promised this
week at the Columbus Theatre, and its pretty seen
cry and ational episodes will doubtless prove
gratifying to the audiences there.
| New features OF the bill at Roster & Balls this
week will be the first appearance here OF MISS Hope
Booth, who has lately met with success , In me me
| English music halls and Blockson and Burns Rs-
mainlng features of the programme VII inslhae ha
| in new song There's No Place Like New-York
| Iorenz and Kennedy. segommer. the ventriloqust;
dogs Mss J. W Ransone and % Kanys syporama The
eleventh concert will take PLACE night Lhe nnpsdv prd
! Josephine Sabel. Lbertis Neapoitan Troubadours
and 'Kerkers orchestra of hfty-fve musicians
Hoyts "a Runaway Colt" will begin the third
and last week of It's engagement at the American
Theatre tomorrow night. There are no material
| changes in the production. with the exception of
some specialties which have been added TO 1t in
gymnasium scene OF the third act
Tomorrow night Harry Dietz. an English ballad
singer said to be gifted with a double voice, will
his rst R n this city IN the Gni an
ViV r.
singer of ballads and Tyrolean airs in London for
many years
The new orchestra of the Eden Musee. under the
leadership of Koevessy. Will give its first concert
tomorrow evening. Before audience Of invited
guests this orchestra gave short recital last
Thursday night. Koevessy is a musician OF much
ability and his violin solos show his skill, derived
from his twelve years of study the conserva tories
of Europe, The prosramme for to;morroW evening
Rustlcana, in addition to other favorite selections
and solos by Koeyessy. He will play each
afternoon and evening of the coming week. and the
programme Will be different each time.
"a Home with Three Angels" by Otto schreyer,
which received with much applause its first
production last Thursday the Irving Place The
atre, will be the bill for the first three nights Of
this week on Thursday new play. For Chartys
and Kade.burg Will be given for the first time in
Amerc1S3 It VIII be repeated on Saturday night
Heine's Junge Leden' for the benefit of the Hene
Monument Fund
a. NJ. Palmer. with the cooperation Of Augustin
DAILY. Rich and Harris, Daniel and Charles Froh-
man. Tony Pastor. Canary & Lcderer. Kirke La
shelle and w; a. Brady. will give benefit per.
formance at Palmers Theatre on Friday in aid Of
the Hebrew Fair Many volunteers will appear,
Williams, Mrs barry Peter DALEY. sam Bernard.
James Young Miss Gertrude kelosg John A. Lane.
Nile" company The united bands of Palmer's and
the Garden Theatres will furnish the music The
receipts to be applied to the assistance of the
Hebrew Technical Institute and this benefit is sup.
elementary Gsn 10 the ''r at the Madison Square Gar
The theatrical firm of Rich & Maeder lessee Of
several out-oftown theatres. has been incorporated
under the laws of New York, with capital stock
Of 10000 Frank Rich is president and Frank
Maeder vice-president and treasurer.
The statement has been published in Washington
that Senator Blackburn Is to be impersonated by
William II. Crane in The Governor OF Kentucky"
Mr. Cranes manager Mr.. Brooks says: 1T is not
true. and yet there is a grain of fact I'm II. Mr..
Fyes went TO Washington last winter after he had
laid out the scheme for the Kentucky play. and
TALKED with the Senator about Kentucky traits of
character. oncial usages ana so on Mr. Crane was
playing in Washington at the time and. as he and
| Mr. Blackburn old friends. both the actor and
! author drew good deal OF inspiration from the
kentuckan. In nat sense ne Is Kind OF sponsor
tanly do crop up in the part as 1t is written
H. S Taylor has completed the company to sup
port Miss Minnie Palmer in The School Girl" In
which she begins her American tour December
@, In Syracuse. The list includes Aubrey Bouci-
caut Richard Golden. Jennie Dickerson. contralto:
W Walshe tenor; Katherine Dixon. soubrette and
Adam Testers mandolin soloists. Frederick Per-
kins will be the musical director. There will be
chorus Of thirty singers.
The Christmas number OF THE NewYork Ora
matte Mirror OF which Harrison Grey Fiske Is the
editor and proprietor has exceptionally beautiful
and artistic set of 1t Is printed on paper Of
high quality. and all the illustrations the printing
and every feature Of the publication Of unusual
merit. Mr. Fiske has secured art work from many
artists of much ability. and contributions from a
legion OF writer's whose names and whose work are
well known This Christmas number has great
deal in II TO interes. and attract readers and ad-
mirers Of well-executed illustrations.
At Chckering Hall on Tuesday evening the Royal
Welsh Ladies Choir Will reappear. This organza-
ton came this country two years ago TO compete
in the Worlds Fair Eiseddfod. The choir is con-
Quoted by Nine. Clara Novello Davis The ladies
VIII give their concert under the auspices OF the St
Dayii's Society OF the State OF New-York