New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-13
UPHOLSTERY DEPT.

offers he JUS; now. because they include
william Gillette
souvenir night s approaching az the Empire
Theatre. II Will be the occasion Of the second ami
versary ~ the house and Will occur on January ~
the Masqucraders' last night reached IT, nfteih
performance
The popularity Of Blumenthi and Kadelbnrg's
Die Orenirclsc" has induced Nj Conrioi to post
ppue the nrst production OF "Nasantleena' Die
Oricntrelse" Will De played a. the Irving Place
Theatre every night this week excepting Friday.
when Schi,lcrs Wilhelm Tell IA 10 be- siVen.
win Matthew Pfen IN the tide part Max Halbe's
".Iugcnd' is on the bin FOR the Saturday matinee
The Case OF Rcbellious susan Is tried nightly
before the audiences AZ ihe lyceum Theatre MISS
Irving who has been suffering from cold is once
more In good health. having missed but one per
fo~mance The play now begins IT, third week.
Little Christopher Is stlll AT the Garden Theatre
IL, elasticity permits OF the introducons Of
new songs and speciatles Tine little performing
animals from Crystal Palace have proved anus
Ink in the Midway Plaisance scene. The East Or
ange Cyclers the number Of over 100. VIII attend
on TUESDAY evening in honor ~ Harry Macdonough
who plays the Second Mrs. Block. and on January %
Company A. sd Regiment. will occupy III seats
Souvenir offerings In preparation for the both
performance February H.
Miss Maggie cline will return Tony Pastors
Theatre this week after short rest. and viii have
new songs for the occasion. special engagement
Mile Fougere has been re-engaged. and VIII present
"A new speciality other attractions will be the first
appearance here OF Bentley and Greve. the Patter-
son Brothers introducing the long somersnult, from
bar to bar. tweniy-onc feet: Mcmahon and King
Miss Kitty Nolan Irish balladst; the Sisters For
tescuc. and Tony Pastor.
Mr. Hammersteln offers for this weeks attraction
at the Columbus Theatre The ProdIgal Daughter"
The same cast and scenery viii be used when the
pay was last seen In NewY York The horse Rogue
fort viii be one Of the competing racers.
The new act which has been added TO "A Ores
den Symphonies" At the Eden Musee has given
Mime. Pilar-Morin additional opportunities 10 prove
her power In paniOmlne one striking incident IN
the new act is ;he astonishing quckness with which
the unsophsticated Pierrot learns through Cupid =
teachings the sly uses 10 which paints and powders
can put In making conquests OF love. In the
learns enough 10 win all OF cupIds money. and the
climax is reached when Cupid Quarrels with his
pupil The interest I'm the whole panomime continues
and the Musee Is well filled AT every performance.
This il especially true at the matinees on Wednes-
OF the Berkeley Lyceum school have seen the pan
tomme sfvera, times The cnSagemen OF ins CON ON
concerts this afternoon and evening by the Gypsy
Orchestra will continue.
this week will h. exceptionally good. The list OF
attra ctons in the curio hall is the best offered this
season. II includes Alburtus In slack-wlre act
Josephine Myrtle CorbIn. the four-legged girl. one
OF the wonderful freaks OF nature since the
armless and ierless wonder George. the turtle
boy uno, the snake charmer; Count Ivan Orion;
strength In the theatre Leonard and Fulton head
the variety bill. Others the long list are Ward
and Brown Minnie Earle, j. j. Sheehan and Walter
Reeves Visitors TO the theatre have expressed
great surprise at the excellence OF the series OF
Japanese living pictures shown here They certainly
compare favorably with those shown AT the more
pretentlous houses.
The lectures at ST. Jamess Hall will be continued
this week follows Monday evening. Thomas G.
Allen. Jr.. author OF Across Asia a Bicycle.
will lecture From Constantinople TO the Top OF
MI Ararat'; on Tuesday evening Mr.. Allen will
continue his trip to the gates OF Picking, through
China. on Tuesday morning at II O'Clock Garrett
T. serviss Will give his beautifully illustrated lect
IRE on The Alps: on Wednesday afternoon a
Trip to the Planets Will be described by Mr.. Ser
viss. on Wednesday evening Professor Peter L
Austin will give The Chemistry OF Flames" will
brilliant experiments: on Thursday evening "a Jour
ney the Planets will be repeated by Mr.. Ser
viss. and on Friday evening The Alps" At tn,
| Saturday matinee Professor Austin viii again tall
about the flames, and Saturday evening will end tn,
week with Mr.. Serviss's illustrated lecture "Amons
| tho stars.
Miss Fanny Davenport and her company contlnu,
TO play "Gsmonda' at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
| Miss Davenport has entirely recovered from he
sickness OF last week. which kept her off the stag
only night.
Tomorrow evening at Roster e. Bials new feat
ures Of the programme will he the temperance II
| America OF NJ. Stainville. character Impersonato
and mimic; Josephine Sabe. and Ivan Tschernof