The sun., 1895-03-15

Nspolsons rom. and the greasr part os & we
plays these scenes with q llstlsssi,ess thst
amounts almost TO indiiterenee; Yer nnt INC has ~,
psSsu sSdur Spn,'en ihs over sog .enme S azr wait.
Ing for the moments that were worth her
efforts Jane Haling does y ip less degree anu
u seems ~ We no VIOLATION Oi lhe rules ot tenoh
actnE; bnt ncbndy wnuu desire 70 chhhee
even these moments ~ hsJsnse peri,ormalnce;
aud too brilliant IN its revelation OK an nrtiH,c
oniupleIensss ana suDuety Tor any oeteit VI HS
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Two mules and q pony arc comic actors at
Miners Eighth avenue variety theatre. The
uary. Tho star of the trio is Judy. She isa
human intelligence. Her trainer knotted a
though tho Knot was drawn very tightly, sho, nt
tho ,y,rd -, cor,r,.nd ,,,ioii, ,nticL Il with
her teeth. sho assisted him to put on his coat.
The ,nul, held one sleeve Vbile tho trainer put
W, or,, {, snd ,hsn ,hn otho- A,tbongb sbo
MS arm ih anu tneh tho othcr' Hthous" e"o
had ~ work with her mouth rhc did the coat
act almost an we'll as though she had hands.
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she even adjusted thc collar aitef INC manner
OF boy in barber shop. Afterward she took
snS br"sSc1 VI ihs hwN'sp cp,t AZ was evident
that She thOupht the cont very DUST for
she gave good HrnshnS S: At the s rsHr Of the
Brnres werc made in chall. The Intelligent ami
nal dipped u spongo In water and. trottine to
her trainer's hRndk ercbipt opensd tic ia OF a
box. and deposited the handk kerchief therein.
She walked eway Her trainer said: Indy
cct m handk ercLief" She returned to the hoy
took out tho handkerchief and handed 1t to tho
does not Know as much as Judy does. His tricks
are SIMPLE and may be seen in almost any circus.
:, tow y cnyc tricrs The nnin;aIs' ncrfnrnance is
rendered ali the more entertaining By "cx-
plantations and casual remarks by James Wes-
i'S 'Hv Wmsr;s Theatre in th. Roverv Ros,
Burke ana Jack Burke are giving exhibitions OF
their skin ih boxing. Jack plumes himself As
bo.sts thnt he fouuhs tbo " ,on9ess hstt,. np
record-one hundred nd ten rounds Andy
Bowen, at New Orleans. April q, 1893. This
Two minntes A. Winers TSe,trs his nnnopent nt
Rosa burke poses as the talented soubrette
and Champion Lady Light Weight boxer or the
cai bersaiS bsovx wnieh, as shn
plump and muscular. The stage contests be-
tween RoSn and Jack are very entertaining and
win frequent applause. She preiends that she
is his pupil. In his character as teacher he
gives her oral Instructions. He says, Now
hard. no matter IL you do hurt me-" She re-
plies: " Oh don't worry about me-" There are
several rounds, in which the favorto tactics Of
does not do his best, Tor Rosa is the victor in
the sudience laugh by landing a heavy blow on
his nose. His nose bled a little. Another of her
telling blows took effect upon his ear. She hit
him lust above the belt so yiciously that he
gaspcd. and IT. was two or three seconds before
he rrpained his breath He was gallant The
spectators could not doubt that she was in ear
nest. The entertainment was ended with an
"imaginatiye illustration of the Burkes' idea
of the much-talkcd-of fight between Fitzsim-
mons and Corbett. The boxing was with very
soft gloves
The life of man who began his career in pow
crtv and crine and closed IT, in wealth and
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hohor was the theme Oh lour-act pay "h,eh
served to exhibit the proficiency of Franklin
Soroent's advanced pupils Mt the Rerkc,ev
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