New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
4 GOOD DEAL or VARIETY.

Variety entertainments abundant in town
this week The reopening OF the CASINO as a Vaude-
vile house adds 10 the regular list, ana there -
now the temporary addition Of the company headed
by Sandow. the strong man, which made Its FIRST
appearance in New-York at the Harlem opera
House last night. Shadows own remarkable feats
have become familiar here. but are always sur
prsing and fascinating. He Is assisted In his enter
tanment by the Lucifers. grotesques; Tom Browne
the double note whistler Miss Scottie, the arith.
metical collie dog; Nine Marguerite. equiiiDrist;
Amann, mimic the Jordan family Billy 'an' ana
the Nichol Sisters.
The week began auspiciously at Tony PASTORS
with an attractive bill and a good audience On tho
programme are the De Forests who are exceed
ngly clever dancers; Frank Herbert and Frank
Carn knockabout and acrobatic clowns; Miss
Georgia Parker dancer and serio-comie; Alonzo
Hatch formerly of the Bostonians, who gives popu-
lar ballads illustrated by stereoptcon views; the
Weston Brothers, RAMA and Arno, from the Al
hambra and Crystal Palace, London; Edward ana
Louise Lorrett. presenting illusions. bg-sboe dane
ing and their comedy in shadows; the sketch tean'
James f. Murray and Miss Alice G. Alden. in the
Postman's Ca' Max Pettingill and his acting dog
jim; William and Ida Morello with their somer,
sault dog. and Tony Pastor. IN new songs ana
The special attractions at the Eden Musee thus
week Powell. the magician, ana MaJon' LII LII
fully executed There are all the usual attractions
among the groups. President faure lsu ne
American gallery OF history. since its rearrange-
ment The Gypsy Orchestra gives concerts atter-
noon and evening and there VIII DC ma'1hees W
morrow and on saturday =, A., , .,
Last night at Roster a. Balls. in the grand prom
enade a new feature was introduced The Munie-
mann trio OF Swiss mountaineers made us appear
in concert asns rI BEEN built 10 at the end
Of the promenade from the porch t OF WhiGn me
nn d rs sXf ss csse Toftas new mta
tons including Tony Pastor and others the ,ttis
Rossow BrGshers on m the ins lying rapeae NJ Stain
Vile In character representations; a. y; Juneai;;
tripe horizontal bar experts the Franz
family. acrobats and the living pictures -,..
The continuous performance at Proctor's Theatre
mis- week includes Mile. Petrescu. hand -balaneer;
the Forrest Brothers, musical clowns Balazy ana ana
sanna Shaffer equibrst. Of the Shaffer family my.
the three Romas human soriISnsal a paaaSmpbeI
.rapid-fre conversationaliss" Matthews and mar,
ris. the La Porte Sisters. duettsts Morrsscy anu
Rich. Dave Genaro. armstrong and Porter M SSys
ia. Mrzl Melster, Tyroean warbler; the pa' g..
Mason and Jones knockaoouts the La NNTcshsns.
Lottie. balancing trapeze performer. ana Johh NUT
Rudolph Aronson has added promenade concert n;sSt
to the attractions at the Casino, and iasl ", nsr
Prince Lichenseins Hungarian Grcn ef the reg
ular programme on the stage ana du r, the two
nermissions After the regular prosrammre n .ns
concert continued until midnign'c sunday and
aftsr their rebearsaIs this week they will make
their first appearance in this country rsd Tor the
night The Baroness de Berzsenyi appeaissns and
first time last night in Hungarian so"e' w
dances .,...,. I,o,rteenth
Street Museum yesterday. troupe ., So oatsnton
islanders fourteen In number. held tne a.s sences
Of the visitors They go through their native aaSd:
both war and festal besides illustrating tne a pro.
OF life warfare, etc. Other attractions w ei the
lessor Charles illusion, THE Nations EveE yained
water queen" Mile. Morellos trou Inr the eauil-
spaniels: Wilson 'expansionist; Kenyon, VIC vears
ibrist and Smith twin sisters. eghtyu,esn, md Ire
old In the theatre there appeared Mics NH P S the
land Tanner and Rennat, Collins anu anu nRayy,noids
Great Kurtz"; May Welsh. Rogers anu "e'"
and others. ,.,. Garden No 30
Bowery. filled last evening Inc r,e were
was an attractive one and the perIo,na,e nv fha
WARMLY received There was good music pS s'
Ellie LADY Orchestra and the great orchestr'op