The herald., 1895-07-21

| prove popular with every patron of the
| lheater, as well as profitable to the house,
| by making a complete change of artists
| every Monday night. AS previously
stated, the new order of things goes INTO
effect tomorrow night. when an entirely
new combination will be presented.
glance at The nam es Of the many
bright and clever entertainers is enough
to assure one that a most enticing and
delectable menu of specialties mas been
provided.
The DeForrests, the fam OTIS knick- -knack
dancers will surely create sensation b.
their eXquisitely graceful and wonderfully
unique performance. They were the
speciality stars of Evans d Hoey great
Parlor Match com pany, and the New York
Times, in a criticism of the com pany, re-
fers to the dancing whirlwlnds in the sol-
lowing glowing terms: 1.-The DeForrests,
Della and Thomas, introduced dance
that was one of the most remarkab
spectacles ever seen in this town. 1t was
at once vigorous and graceful, both IN in
bines of poetry and filling the beholders
heart with sense of deep and almost
holy contentedness.
Miss Tillie MorrIsey, an eminent east
ern society soprano who has won ladres
nnumerable on the operate and concert
stage. will be heard in numbers of both
classical and popular nature. Miss Nor
risey is an artist of the highest order.
She received the best training under great
European masters. and possesses in addi-
tion to her native gifts as singer, re-
markably beautiful and graceful pres
ence.
Bloxsom ana Burns. the greatest pair
OF grotesques ever brought to this coun-
try. who were imported by Manager Wal
ter direct from the London Alham bra.
Will be seen in their wonderfully clever
and unique act. which they enttle Fun
nabalism, the oldest ske tch extant.
Millar brothers will present their fa-
nous diorama, the most perfect mechan-
zeal display in the world. This great
attraction was booked for last week but
owing TO unavoidable delay could not
reach here in time. The dlorama is
series OF beautiful mechanical views the
most startling and interesting being the
naval battle between the fleets of China
and Japan. This picture is historically
correct, having been taken during cne of
the tieIcest engagements.
Gilbert and Goldie, the popular Ca!ifor
ma comedy team, complete the list. They
are artists of unusual attainments ia
the line OF eccentric comedy, and during
their engagement will appear in variety
OF specialties, including their famous
sketch, Little Johnny Dugan, and will
also present their original farce ce-comedy
skit, Led Astray, humorous and refined
burlesque which will introduce the, entire
The advance sale is big for the entire
week and the opening night will doubtless
see the house packed almost to the point
OF suffocation.
Following are the attractions announc-
ed for the week of the 18th: Kennedy
and Lorenz, in their exhibition of the
transmission of silent thought; Bartlett
and May, the loose jointed man and lit
tie girl; the Whitney brothers, kings of
musical comedy; the MuhIemann Swiss
trio, IRON Zurich, and les freres Marti-
netti.
THE BURBANK-Firs class presenta-
tions continue to be given at this favorite
place of amusement. The management,
at heavy expense, put on the boards,
commencing this evening. that great
French melodrama, The Strangers OF
Paris. which had such an unprecedented
run in London and New York and other
large cities.
1t is play that abounds in exciting
situations, and the excellent scenery will
be feature of the production. The con-
vlct ship is said to be splendid piece of
stage work. Mr.. Carl Berch will appear
in mis- famous character of Jaion the
Stranger. whi,h is stated to be one of his
greatest parts. The other mem bers of
the cast will consist of Rose Stilman,
Georgie Woodthorpe Laura Adams. Alice
Saunders, M. Delametto. Charles Eder,
William Bennett, Abbott Dawson, Harry
Lewellyn, Charles Carlton, Charles Rich
ards, Charles Heatherby, George Solan,
A.. J. Doubett and Others Besides there
will be numerous officers. gendarmes.
tconvicts, etc. The play is IN one pro-
logue and six acts.