The sun., 1895-01-20
version msie By Mr.. Gillette. The world /. pretty


version made By Mr.. Gillette. the world is pretty
hss M. ,tng way OF snrles9ue Little Christopher
the ifse msrd opposl1ion Its l60th performance at
Company A Of the Twenty. third Regiment viii
cs.ae Se present =, next Saturday night When sue;
which The Phiisdslphis s Paint Il and ND powder Club
y nn, 70 Try in an amateur way, or " Excelsior
,tn b,oeton Cadets. But nothing may be required In
place place OF the current thing this season.
which is 70 stay at The Herald saueretw weeks
mnSt v,, IN hurry IN The run 1f this entertain
when members Of Scottish societies will be IN
., .nn audience and extra scottish. songs will be
rs viii be devoted TO Charles Hoppss nps IN hns new
Irish dramn entitled THE Vale OF Ayocs."
ont PSTospeross Sy s wintsr Iv VII be nearly rounded
date q It's last performance there viii be Feb
~. ~. Inc substitution OF Gertrude Reynolds for
fotlIement from the stage. Is the only change
Istcly made In the cast. The satire Of the play
hunior and the incidental vaudeville is
tertatnmcnt In itself.
An An end draws near to The Brownies" at the
pt,s,.s reb; :, In tha mean tim. Brownie handker-
women ana 'sn ebidrsn Il fhe sn0 Ne@ % 9eTi % pubs BIC
Isyors novelty at tho theatres; and accepts IL
h n svhy ia. only 4 be ,sSNd enersSnmen
brownie calendars will be distributed again at
the hnndredth psr5ormsnce on Jan. 80. The
-N~N k'Ns wa w
In the lead of the materalistio melodramas by
reason OF its place on such stage as Palmer's
and It's performance by such players as Froh-
mans, 10 Tho Fatal Card" with its lynching,
robbery. murder, and Internal machine. What
Is worth doing at all Is worth doing well, IL
Broadway audiences are to be pleased with 1t.
The factory elevator will make its last descent
Oh Saturday night at the Academy Of Music,
menacing the life of the heroine of " The Cotton
King" and causing a delightful spasm Of appro-
hension in the behoders. The stage Is being made
ready for the production OF u" Rory OF the Hill."
James c. Roach's Irish drama, for which fine
scenic setting Is promised.
A cotton compress has been set UP for the
sensational episode In Down in Dixie" at
Nbo's, where audiences are expected to hold
their breath and shiver when tho villains put
the hero into that machine, with the dreadful
purpose Of squeezing him to death. This show
includes much that is cheerful in the way Of
negro illustrations OF Southern plantation life.
It's a popular concoction Of things to please the
electricity is the dire element in Shaft No.
g" the realistic melodrama at the Peoples; and
IT. Is shown az raising the very dickens ,i,a IN
chamber OF u prison. Ingenious uses are made
OF electrical devices, and they are worked into
effect. An inventor and his discoveries figure
in the story. with a scoundrel 70 beset them
with fellows fall from church steepie,
Tho Man Without a Country. goes to the
sations and broad fun can hardly fail of appre-
citation. The company Is Is lea BY Mrs & Cyril M Nor. %
been benefcially altered since it's production,
with view 70 sharpening its popular points:
ming is os a new scenic feature in THE Old Home
stead" and the homely humor and rustic conf
6s as tne
act night or two last week owing to illness,
but he Is on his feet again. and though lame In
the gOod- -hunored farmer. His sunday show of
pictures and songs will be given this evening.
To-morrow's big event In the variety shows is
Cissie Loftus's debut at Roster & Balls. Pos
sessed OF considerable reputation gained abroad.
her appearance has an added interest from the
fact that she came to America under contract
with Augustin DAILY, and turns from his play
house to the concert hall stage. Other numbers
in the bill bring forward the Diezs the Mayos,
Stainville. Josephine Sabel, the Rossows, the
Tschernhoff troupe Of trained dogs, Petrescu,
and living pictures.
1t is promised from the Union Square that
Raymon Moore in his ballads will be accom-
panied by an orchestra of fifteen young women.
This is departure for the continuous shows.
which heretofore have depended upon piano
for incidental music. The roster here Is headed
by James Thornton and Willis p. Sweatnam.
and includes Nasaud and Marba. the Helstons
the Murray brothers, the Dillon brothers, Al
Waltz Gertrude Fort Incz Mecusker. Silbor,
Bowers and Dixon Collins and Farley, and half
o dozen others.
Princess Paullna. the wee bit of humanity
who 10 showing at PrOctOrs. Is entirely recOv-
cred. and her specially rivals that of the three
Romas for first place. The latter are not alone
in their acrobatics for the Braatz brothers are
here. too. and the SO specialists: Lizzie B.
Raymond, De ycre and lie Clair. Harry La Dell
James and Ray Collins, ellison and Miles. the
websters, Ed Rogers, and Minnie Brownson.
Rogers brothers constitute the long suit at Pas
tors this week, with the only Tony as master
cnntribnted ] @ by the Barreta. club juggIers: Maud
Raymond. character bailadist; the La Rose
Rand Shd aS
and Mile. Carlini and her troupe of trained
monkeys and skirt dancing dog;
The only voice that can rival Maggie Cline's |
backs is on at the Eighth Avenue and Is brought
Emery MARROW, the four 'Emperors, Mac Rhea,
John Patton, Sherman and Morrisey, and Dixon,
The Boston Howard Athenaum organization
Holmes, Mcbride and Goodrich, Connors and
Ronaio brothers, Kalkasa, and the Hula Hula
dancers.
the 81 sIcctric @ glare that shows through Count Or,
loE, the transparent man, these items can be
at Huber's Museum: Uno mesmerist or
snakes; Uhzie. he of the silken hair George, the
turtle-like elf. and a hypnotizer, performing |
monkeys, and Japanese living pictures.
wedding is promised for Doris's Museum. the |
contracting parties being Coffee, the skeleton
dude. and Gertie Plant. n sweet young thing OF
40S pounds weight, Il is stated by those who
ought to know that this couple have not been |
participators in such a ceremony since their |
term OF employment that ended last Saturday
evening" and persons who are romantically in |
clined are expected TO be thoroughly enthriled |
thereat. Fanny Herring this week appears In |
" Irish Hearts and Irish Homes" the scenes |
being laid In Ireland. with British army Cap |
81 In far IA ha al