New-York tribune., 1895-10-06

audiences. The American debut Of Mile Polaire
occurs to-morrow. She is said to possess great
charm Heretofore she has played but one en-
gagement outside Paris. and that was In ST. fe'eIs
burg Aranka, Roszka and Birike are piea''"e
novelty George Lockharts elephants excite "o"
der by their tricks of pantomme, posing ana cy
cling Miss Billie Barlow has become faVorI'e'
v,,oh onnIause is bestowed upon the Ialvas Tor
reats on the high wire, and the brothers Dantas
for their grotesQue acrobatic. muscal anu na'-
sp,nning novelties. The sisters Andersen. equihp-
rssis enter upon their last week. among 'he "o"
features for tomorrow, Louis ana elise Sar'or
sing selections from grand opera: George Fortesquc
and Richard German appear In MY New ieaS'.
orr. Redding and Stanton offer ~ Happy fair'
and others are Montague and West George W.
Day Jessie Bradbury. soubrette; Berol ana Der
mont and the Mthemann Trio For the concert
to-day from 230 to II p. m. there IS speclal p'o
gramme which includes James and Bonnie morn
ION Wills and Collins, Gilmore and Leonard the
c,r.or,s FIlson and Enroll. the Whitten sisters
the Gvpsy Trio and others Of entertaining quahty
proctor's Theatre Twenty -thrd-st, is not ne
elected m favor Of Its big ally uptown. Mr.. froc-
ton gives It attentive care and combines lor its
visitors the most entertaining vaudevilles Hughey
Dougherty will deliver his oratorica disqu.sluohs
George Parker. an energetic singer and dancer
we'll known in farce comedy will appear and Ber-
tha Du Mond makes her debut here others are
the brothers Donaldson and Ariel, Barney Fagan,
the dancer, and his knight Templar march, per-
formed by sixteen girls: Moore and Karcher musi-
cal grotesques; F.lson and Enroll, j. W. Bingham,
ventriloauist: Annie Edwards, Myrtle Arlingt ION.
the Clayton sisters. Maud Beverly. Drawee. the
iucgler; Emmonds. Emerson and Emmonds. ana
Fisher and Carroll. The Sunday concert goes
straight Gn 6ps aUne Meek irD more Of rby as NJ Palmer
announces that the ong-stanins ensagement , me, % OF
thought of necasstates the temporary withdrawal
of that drama from the stage OF the Garden The
atre The last week OF the present run VIII oegln
with the 2Coth performance. when Mr; Palmer VII
present as souvenirs silver heart locketS, bearing
ulctures OF Miss Virginia Harmed and appropriately
After being in the hands OF the architects and
decorators for several weeks, the Eden Musee IN
IT, completed state vii, be formally opened To the
qSs a a1ST Tnf % he 1G has 9sse Seen 4ar to the
public as the work was done IN SECTIONS. In the
been enlarged double its former size and IS now
one OF the best-equlpped concert halls in the city
The whole interior IS decorated in white and gold;
Around the sides OF the hall many carvings and
rellefs have been placed.
There will be a week OF magic al the Grand
Opera House. beginning tomorrow. when Hermann
will be seen at that theatre IN a programme Of i
Dream" in which Nine hermann VII De @ seen cen as
~ ..,'oIinbian Tranrformatlon' After the BALI
and The Mysterious swing VIII be among the
features presented; Nine Herrmann's dances are a
pleasing part OF the programme
Chauncey Olcott in The Irish Artist, has re-
newed his success OF last season at the Fourteenth
Mr Olcott's singing is strong feature and his
dav and Saturday matinees at this theatre are
showing large audiences, composed chiefly OF
night VII begin the sixth rye week Of the the
run ot r. rnnn,ng snoa,hIy on Fripy evening
October 49, a. NJ. Pal lmer and Nat. Roth VIII cele-
brate the ifieth performance by presenting SOU
All the elements which CRAFTY lovers Of Of, meIOi ehS
dama are at to the be Gmercan Theae wheTa the
play is now in its second month. and has settled %
C;r~at diamond Robbery is played by a strong
company. the acting Of Mme JanagscheK W. M
Grey and Mrs. Annie Yeamans being especially
The attraction at Tony Pastors for the coming
week will be the Sam Devere company an organnl-
stars Of America and Europe. and comprises: The
Two Clippers" Ward and Curren, In new act
Western. the Donovans in songs dances ETC.; ;
The y9e3st drPleH ApGustGy iG Saw
songs and dances: Price and Steele who VII make
son: Rikart. humorist and mimic. and Sam De
we're in a selection OF his latest songs and sayngs
The performance will end with the farce Two
'iH Joseph Jefferson begins a four weeks engage
October H. when he will be seen for the first time
in several years as Caleb Plummer IN I'm. Cricket
Ne Iae five Ffari hng Both h plays are be
With oT S ena wRaS viii @ the ohy
! one played in this city this season by Mr. Jeffer-
The new production which Neil BURGESS Will
bring out soon at the Star Theatre Is from ine pen
and the auditorium entirely rearranged. The en-
trance and foyer have been decorated ana Iur-
nishel and as a reminder OF old DAYS, arrange
uents have been made to have on eXh. pton a me-
size norirait Of Lester Wallack and forty photo-
kay1 kaagyn' OF members o, ''s o'1 a' w ,.sa. s,
Al The Academy OF Music tonight Joseph Morrow
" ii Give the first OF three pictorial and musical en-
terainments the subject being IRELAND and scot,
land" He will show large number OF views ana
there Will be singing by his Alpine choir. The sub
iect chosen * obviously that lends itself readily
10 such treatment az that proposed There are
eno,ph nlctures ard songs the two countries to
nj manv evenings and Mr. Morrow ought to be
able to keep his audience fully entertained Tor one