New-York tribune., 1895-02-10

to the evening performance. The programme OF
Gypsy Orchestra has been selected with great care
and Will be an entertainment In Itself The ngure OF
group OF rulers Of the world in few days. otner
Donnely and Glrard and their new company VII
be the attraction at the Columbus Theatre this
week They will present The RaInmaKers s wnion
includes Tom" Lewis. Thomas lie Mack. Arthur
ngRy Arhur Dsas9n John y . cosr,SanM ng; MsE M
tell Miss Edna Leigh Miss Stella Leigh Miss An
ME Harcourt. Miss Gynet!e Harcourt, Miss May
Harcourt and Miss Nellie Harcourt.
Hubcrs Fourteenth Street Museum was crowded
every day last week This IS due to ,S The varied r. o
department OF his popular establishment novelty
appearance in this city OF the Smith twin sisters.
bright happy old women. who have reached the
age OF eshty,esh Thsre Will also ,srr be- sEnor Wa
ters the blue man." his skin being OF pronounced
R%sn RnnWn n' as wha IS He and HIM
two people. one being nineteen years old and seven
G nf and is wsyHs Years. oG feet S
weighs AZ pounds. The Tat ladies' sprntng con-
testants will be retained another week The attrac-
ton In the theatre VIII be the hrst appearance OF
Kinney and chapman musical artists: Howe and
seymour May Walsh the Brilliant Quartet. and
two weeks There Will be special concert to-
night .o,.,o. a,, .a,orar,. .oo, o,os ara
now features at Proctor's Princess Paulna. Su-
sanna Shaffer. the equibrst, and the three Romas.
acrobats have become favorites. Tomorrow occurs
the first American appearance Of Balazi and Du,
rand character duettists from Paris. At the Flood
OF the Tide and by Moonlight" are new living
picture and in the all-day vaudeville performance
are Josie Gregory. the Fergusons. Mecca. the boy
keys e. W. Williams. ventrlloquist; Fannie Leslie.
contortionist Marion and Pearl dancers; Belle Dar-
the Garcia sisters, duettsts: Turner and Russell
nna rs reand s'
will be continuous from to 1880 p IN.
The snoW ballet. which will be one OF the many
AZ 81 Casino b.
ruary 49, is said to be an original Idea II found
immediate popularity in Paris where 1t has been
passes through shafts OF coored lights that give 10
the descending flakes a variety OF hues and tints
that are said to be most attractive ana artistic.
The scene OF the ballet Is 81. Petersburg. though
not altogether in keeping with the apparent in
cemency of the weather Mr Aronson has en-
formerly of the Bostonians. The new curtain for
the Casino ,n WI % bear painting inSr rspreSentns
who has just returned from residence OF some
years In Rome.
To Judge from the number of tickets already sold
and the array OF talent 80 far volunteered Miss
Pauline Markham's benefit at the Garden Theatre
Among those who viii appear are Mrs Annie and
Miss Jennie Yeamans. Miss Lillian Thurgate. Henry
Lydia Thompson, Miss Madge Ellis. Lippman and
Mann. McAyoy and May; Brooks, Denton and 0s-
vai. Ethel Dalton. Moa and Goodrich Troses
the Tortajada Troup. A. o Duncan. NJ Ba.aji and
r H. French. in addition to giving the use OF his
broadway Theatre. with the services OF all the
ther benefit re on Th"rsday afernoon AFT FEBRUARY e.
has also volunteered the services Of the company
now appearing In THE District Attorney" at the
American Theatre. The offer has been accepted
with thanks by the association OF postal employees
The company includes Wilton Iackaye. Miss Annie
Irish. Miss Efhe Shannon and Frank Mordaunt
Miss Rose coghlan begins tour OF the South TO-
n orrow She IS to play I'm Charleston. savannah
Macon. Atlanta. New-Oreans. Memphis and Nash
vile before returning to NewYork In April.
There is a good programme at the Atlantic Gar
den. No 80 Bowery this week. 1t includes DE
Heston Sisters in songs and dances; Bijou Mgnon
character change artist: Kitty Rose. descriptive vo
cast, and Adolph Hollander German comedian
There will be music in the intermissons by the Elite
Lady Orchestra whose members are dressed In
fancy costumes, and the Worlds Fair Prize Or.
chestrion This well-known house has been recently
remodelled and enlarged.