The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04
Am Us E MENTS.
Herrmann,s Many Novelties At the
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be an unchallenged magician, and this
famous master of the arts of magic.
lnlrth and mystery appears here at the
day, Tor one week, with the usual matt
nees. Herrmann's sincessant striving to
present new additions to the realm Of
puzzledom merits him his success. His
Performances are. always the centre of
crowded attention, for they attract the
thinker as well as the mere seeker after
mystery which fascinates every one.
Hermann made. his present entertain
ment the most important one he has ever
presented by giving special attention to
elaborate spectacular Illusions making
them pretentions, dramatic and beauti-
full.
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hands is Of itself an entertainment tina
ranks supreme. His fingers. pour out
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ner. They seem to have a life and pur-
pose of their own, and to be independent
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like a good host, he has prepared for
his guests a feast Of many mystic
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Madame Hermann. the magician's
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side in his professional career, and with
him divided the notice of the world, per-
forms a large share of the entertain
as a Spectacular danseuse. Her crea-
tons in novel dances with various color
ed lights, from fourteen lenses, presenting
nations are different from any ever seen
before. In each of these dances, Ma
dame Hermann %heightens the effect by
wearing sna 4 beautiful S4s l and g1rge9us costumes
leaped into a great terpsichorean repn-
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name q. some Of the acts which he him,
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Hunting Without Powder" and other
Another pleasing innovation introduced
this season by the magician: besides
the scenic, innovations IN his illusions Is
musical effects, a celebrated musician be-
Ing engaged to especially lead the or
chestra and introduce original and APP
propriate melodies throughout the en-
tertainment.
The Eon Ton Theatre.
Four hundred thousand people is a very
large number. but Manager Dinkins de-
ciares that the Bon Ton Theatre has
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most incredible to those who have not
been constant visitors. TO this theatre.
However. 1T is easy to believe this state
ment. as standing room only" Is a com
mon occurrence at this theatre. Long
may the Bon Ton wave! For next week
headed BY the late stars of the farce,
comedy, Bryant and Richmond. in their
original comedy creation; Fielding, the
greatest 5jggler the world has, ever
Known wno has proven s his claim to the
and original sketch. Clark and St. Clair,
In their original COMEDY entitled, "A
Female Barber" During the action Of
this sketch high class singing and dane
ing will Tbs introdnced. Prof JafnestsH.
experts the Taldarses, riding double aud
descriptive Vocalist Harry NJ noWiey.
singing all the latest successful songs Of
the a The modern origina!tors Of rapsi-
original and novel Dutch musical comedy
entitled, stMirth and Music in a Rest
aurant Kite hen" performing some OF. the
most charming music OF! cooking and all
the yaudsv Vile Venus, Dorothy Drew.
in her ultra-refned. song and dances:
the precocious duo. the Two Kids. in their
comedy sketch entitled. Mary Janelits."
introducing drum solos. etc. The bic ck-
roe andM Mack. The Comedy skechf team,
the Ricketts,. in an up-to-date comedy
act. First apps arance here OF Alice Han
son.ih her Singing and dancing speciality.
Undoubtedly the champion lady dancer of
his banjo; the Barretts, club experts, n
others. Rs F faA